Claire Cameron
Claire is the Managing Editor at Inverse. She also writes stories about science from time to time. Previously, Claire was an editor at Nautilus Magazine, where she was part of a multi-award-winning team.
She has also worked as a writer and editor at Spectrum, DNAInfo, and UtilityDive, although her journalism career began in breaking news reporting back in Scotland.
She is passionate about using digital media to tell deeply reported and intriguing stories that make readers think differently about their world.
The Future of Earth: Editor’s Letter
An Inverse special issue to celebrate Earth Day.
Ariel Ekblaw Wants To Go to Space So We Can Save Earth
The 30-year-old founder of MIT’s Space Exploration Initiative is engineering small wonders with a big goal: making sure Earth remains our home.
Webb unveils a fiery hive of baby stars in never-before-seen detail
Welcome to the cosmic noon.
Welcome to the 2022 INVERSE Awards
We hope you enjoy the program.
Neil Gaiman takes on The Sandman’s worst critics [Exclusive]
“And if you look at their profiles, they don’t like vaccines, they don’t like Democrats, and they’re not big on voting.”
Look! Startling Webb Telescope image may reveal an elusive source of stars and planets
In a fresh image released by the Webb Telescope team on October 12, one can see 17 strangely perfect light rings around star binary WR 140 emanating into the darkness of deep space.
Artemis I: NASA scrubs SLS launch again, citing fuel leaks
Deja vu, anyone?
Ancient burials reveal how ordinary Romans fed their dead for the afterlife
What’s a funeral without a banquet?
One gene could boost plants’ resilience to extreme weather — and store more carbon
Plus: Are quantum computers finally on the horizon?
This new Webb Telescope image looks like a painting
Plus: The best cat game ever made is a serious GOTY contender.
Where does space begin? Explore the history of an experimental military program
Sixty years ago this week, Robert Micheal White returned from space.
Buildings can take inspiration from nature to become efficient — and beautiful
Plus: NASA turns its attention to dust.
The Sims 4 sexual orientation update is free — here’s why
Plus: Wash the week away with our game rec.
Where will Webb show us next?
Plus: Look back at Loki!
What is the future of the X-Men in the MCU? Little hints suggest a major revival
Plus: Are you feeling hot?
Five images, one Webb Telescope: A new era of astronomy is upon us
Plus: What’s next for Webb?
Webb Telescope first images: 6 cosmic Easter eggs you might have missed
Feeling overwhelmed? We know the feeling.
Boom! The James Webb Space Telescope’s first images are here
The James Webb Space Telescope edition.
The home of the future could never let your smartphone battery die
Plus: The Large Hadron Collider is back!
39 years ago, Yuji Horii created one of the most influential video games ever
Plus: A seminal moment in Final Fantasy IX explained.
