The people behind
the byline.
This is Space Daily’s current masthead. The writers below report across our five maintained sections.
Writers

Justin Brown
Writer
Justin Brown writes for Space Daily. He holds a Master of Science in Economic History from the London School of Economics.

Lachlan Brown
Writer
Lachlan Brown writes for Space Daily across Space and Missions, Universe, Earth and Life, Science and Engineering, and Human Factors.

Brendan Brown
Writer
Brendan Brown writes for Space Daily. He founded The Expert Editor in 2012 and co-founded Global English Editing in 2014, working professionally as an editor before moving into publishing.

Kiran Journals
Writer
Kiran Journals is a staff writer at Brown Brothers Media with a degree in multimedia journalism. On Space Daily she writes and reviews articles across its space-science and exploration coverage.

Mal James
Writer
Mal James is a writer at Brown Brothers Media. An entrepreneur and former teacher, he writes and reviews articles for Space Daily across its space-science and exploration coverage.

Nato Lagidze
Writer
Nato Lagidze is a writer and researcher at Brown Brothers Media and a PhD researcher with an academic background in psychology. On Space Daily she writes and reviews articles across its space-science and exploration coverage.

Daniel Moran
Writer
Daniel Moran is a writer at Brown Brothers Media with a background in technology research. On Space Daily he writes and reviews articles across its space-science and exploration coverage.
Columns
Our columns are publication desks, not individual people. Each covers a defined beat, and Space Daily takes editorial responsibility for what appears under it.
Space Daily Editorial Team
General desk
The Space Daily Editorial Team is the publication’s general news desk across Space and Missions, Universe, Earth and Life, Science and Engineering, and Human Factors. Space Daily takes responsibility for current articles under this byline.
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The Daily Orbit
News desk
The Daily Orbit is Space Daily's news desk. Launches, mission milestones, agency decisions, and the commercial race to orbit, reported as they happen. Most stories start from primary sources: NASA and ESA releases, operator updates, and launch broadcasts.
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Deep Field
Astronomy and cosmology
Deep Field covers astronomy and cosmology. Telescopes and what they find, planets near and far, and the strange physics of the deep universe, traced back to the journal papers and observatory data behind the headlines.
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Life Signs
Nature and earth science
Life Signs is where Space Daily looks down instead of up. Animals, ecosystems, and Earth science, with a bias for peer-reviewed studies over press-release hype. The living world turns out to be at least as strange as anything in orbit.
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Human Element
Human performance under pressure
Human Element covers the psychology of discovery. How astronauts hold up under pressure, why people believe what they believe, and what research on the human mind can and cannot tell us.
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Mission Notes
Spaceflight and industry
Mission Notes follows the business and engineering of spaceflight. Rockets, satellites, contracts, and the industry behind the missions. Space Daily has reported on this beat since 1995, when the launch industry was a fraction of its current size.
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A named byline is the writer. A desk byline, the Space Daily Editorial Team or a house column, means the publication takes responsibility for the piece. Where an editor is named on the article, that person handled the review. Untouched inherited articles carry an archive note instead.
Tools, including AI, may be used in research, drafting, and editing. Space Daily is responsible for sources, claims, and the final article.
For details on our standards, see Editorial Policy. For our corrections process, see Corrections.
Ownership
Space Daily is operated and published by Brown Brothers Media Pte. Ltd. and funded primarily by display advertising. Editorial decisions are independent of advertisers, sponsors, and external parties.