Writer at Space Daily

Kiran Journals

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Kiran Journals is a writer at Space Daily with a degree in multimedia journalism. She covers psychology, identity, and the inner life — the questions of how people change, what holds them back, and what helps them grow. Her writing for Space Daily sits in the Mind & Meaning pillar, where she focuses on practical psychology and the human side of ambition.

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Human Behaviour

For the first time in human history, most people live under skies they cannot see — and the psychological consequence of having lost the night sky has barely begun to be measured.

There is a fact about the night sky in 2026 that does not get mentioned in most space coverage, even though it is one of the more consequential things about how humans currently relate to the universe.

May 18, 2026

Human Behaviour

The Katy Perry flight wasn’t a vanity project. It was the moment the space industry finally admitted who its real customer is — and the backlash, however satisfying it felt, missed the point entirely.

On 14 April 2025, six women boarded a Blue Origin New Shepard capsule at Launch Site One in West Texas and rode it past the Kármán line for ten minutes and twenty-one seconds.

May 15, 2026

Psychology

David Attenborough turned 100 last week — and his oldest argument against space exploration is the same conclusion most astronauts come home with

In October 1980, on Ireland's Late Late Show, Gay Byrne asked David Attenborough what he made of the search for life beyond Earth.

May 15, 2026