Rebecca J. Rosen

Rebecca J. Rosen is a senior associate editor at The Atlantic. She was previously an associate editor at The Wilson Quarterly, where she spearheaded the magazine's In Essence section.

Picture of the Day: Comet Lovejoy From the International Space Station

Picture of the Day: Comet Lovejoy From the International Space Station

Commander Dan Burbank said the comet was "the most amazing thing I have ever seen in space." More »

Steve Jobs Awarded a Posthumous Grammy

Steve Jobs Awarded a Posthumous Grammy

The award is in recognition of the impact the iPod and iTunes store have had on the music industry More »

What Will Remain: The Booksellers Who Will Survive Amazon

What Will Remain: The Booksellers Who Will Survive Amazon

Pictures of independent booksellers from around the world More »

Picture of the Day: Patent for a Fiber-Optic Christmas Tree

Picture of the Day: Patent for a Fiber-Optic Christmas Tree

Because nothing says Merry Christmas like fiber optics More »

12 Awesome Kickstarter Projects You Should Give to for the Holidays

12 Awesome Kickstarter Projects You Should Give to for the Holidays

The sheer quantity of great ideas can make it hard to narrow down where you should donate More »

Picture of the Day: First Global Image From a New NASA Satellite

Picture of the Day: First Global Image From a New NASA Satellite

The first global image from NASA's VIIRS shows what the Earth looked like from 512 miles above on November 24th More »

The Top 5 Most-Watched Science Videos on YouTube in 2011

The Top 5 Most-Watched Science Videos on YouTube in 2011

YouTube broke the bank (or the Internet) with more than one trillion playbacks in 2011. Here are the five most-watched videos about science. More »

The Massive AT&T Lobbying Machine That Couldn't

The Massive AT&T Lobbying Machine That Couldn't

AT&T outspent Sprint by about $13 million in lobbying fees to push its purchase of T-Mobile, but it still lost More »

Are We Reaching Peak Internet Growth?

Are We Reaching Peak Internet Growth?

In developed countries, the number of people online is growing slowly, and possibly even declining in the United Kingdrom More »

Picture of the Day: Hubble Captures Nearby Spiral Galaxy

Picture of the Day: Hubble Captures Nearby Spiral Galaxy

For instruments near Earth, such as Hubble, this galaxy appears at just the right angle for capturing its gigantic swirl More »

Dreamworlds Made Easy: Fantasy in the Age of Digital Photography

Dreamworlds Made Easy: Fantasy in the Age of Digital Photography

A new exhibit at the Annenberg Space for Photography explores how artists use digital techniques to create imaginary landscapes More »

Tweaks Coming to Google+ Before the End of the Year

Tweaks Coming to Google+ Before the End of the Year

A few much-requested changes to Google+'s business pages and circle streams are on their way More »

Picture of the Day: North Korea at Night

Picture of the Day: North Korea at Night

An image of the Korean peninsula, Japan, and China helps to illustrate how news of Kim Jong-Il's death took two days to come to light More »

Connecting the Dots: Finding Patterns in Large Piles of Numbers

Connecting the Dots: Finding Patterns in Large Piles of Numbers

A new program can find and compare relationships in complicated data without having to be asked specific queries More »

Picture of the Day: A Massive Star Is Born

Picture of the Day: A Massive Star Is Born

A stunning image from NASA's Hubble shows the birth of a star with a mass 15 times that of our sun's, and 10,000 times as bright More »

ProPublica Unveils a New Web-Journalism Feature

ProPublica Unveils a New Web-Journalism Feature

A tool from the investigative journalism shop allows readers to see a fact's source directly in the text of a piece More »

Self-Published Titles Among the Year's Top-Sellers

Self-Published Titles Among the Year's Top-Sellers

Two of the year's 10 Amazon-customer favorites -- including the number-one fiction book -- were self-published titles sold for Kindle More »

Picture of the Day: The First Manned Space Rendezvous

Picture of the Day: The First Manned Space Rendezvous

When the crews of Gemini VI-A and Gemini VII met up in orbit around the Earth, they shared a bit of Christmas cheer More »

Picture of the Day: The First Men to Reach the South Pole

Picture of the Day: The First Men to Reach the South Pole

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the arrival of Roald Amundsen's team of Norwegians at the South Pole More »

Wikipedia Considers Black Out to Protest Anti-Piracy Law

Wikipedia Considers Black Out to Protest Anti-Piracy Law

Editors of the English edition of Wikipedia are discussing whether to block all of the site's content in protest of SOPA More »

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