Nola Taylor Redd

Nola Taylor Redd

 

Nola Taylor Redd is a freelance science writer with a focus on space and astronomy. She is based out of Pennsylvania.

The volcano Sapas Mons rises over the landscape in a computer generated image of Venus based on data from the Magellan spacecraft.

Venus May Have Surprisingly Youthful Skin

Based on a new analysis of its impact-driven blemishes, the surface of our sister planet may be much younger than thought

An artist's rendering of the MOA-2011-BLG-262 system, which hosts a potential exomoon orbiting a Jupiter-like planet.

In a Rare Pairing, a Venus-Like Planet Has Been Found Around a "Failed Star"

The system offers clues to the way planets and moons form and may aid in the quest to find habitable worlds across the galaxy

Light reflecting off Saturn illuminates the plumes shooting out of Enceladus in this 2013 Cassini image.

NASA Spacecraft Heads for Deepest Ever Dive Into Saturn Moon's Plumes

Cassini will plunge into the watery geysers to search for evidence of hydrothermal vents and other clues about the moon's hidden ocean

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