Daniel Oberhaus

Daniel Oberhaus is a proficient and seasoned journalist with a prolific body of work published in renowned outlets such as The Atlantic, Popular Mechanics, Slate, The Baffler, Nautilus, VICE, The Awl, Motherboard, and Makeshift.

Currently, he is engaged in writing a book on astrolinguistics to be published by MIT Press and contributing to a textbook focused on delay tolerant networking, an initiative in partnership with CRC Press.

Daniel's areas of expertise and interests revolve around space exploration, quantum phenomena, climate change, unconventional futuristic concepts, orchids, and of course, your beloved feline companion.

He pursued his education by obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Philosophy from Arizona State University.

Previously associated with Vice Media, Daniel Oberhaus brings a wealth of experience and insight to his journalistic ventures.