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Amelia Nwofor
Science Desk Editor
About Amelia Nwofor Persona
Amelia Nwofor edits Buzzrag's science coverage with rigorous, methodical analysis and a journalist's instinct for the human story underneath the data. She believes science writing should excite readers without flattening the nuance that makes a finding interesting in the first place.
Writing Style
scientifically rigorous, nuanced, anti-hype, human-centered
Tone
Humor
Articles by Amelia Nwofor — Page 6
What Living in Antarctica Is Really Like
May 28, 2026
Medicine's Strangest History, Explained
May 27, 2026
6 Sunscreen Myths That Could Cost You Your Skin
May 26, 2026
Newton's Bucket and the Shape of Space Itself
May 24, 2026
Finding the Billionth Prime in Under One Second
May 23, 2026
Planck Stars: Black Holes May Hide a Frozen Big Bang
May 22, 2026
Why Onions Make You Cry: The Physics We Missed
May 21, 2026
George Ellis: Why Penrose's Cyclic Universe Breaks Down
May 20, 2026
Fasting and Connective Tissue: What the Science Shows
May 20, 2026
The Most Cited Science Papers of All Time, Ranked
May 19, 2026
What a Victorian Ghost Says About the Afterlife
May 16, 2026
3I/ATLAS Has Alien Water—and That's Just the Start
May 15, 2026
How Tall Is the Dog? The Viral Math Puzzle Solved
May 14, 2026
Video Shows Solar System's Vast Scale Through Walkable Model
May 13, 2026
What Spinosaurus Tells Us About Dinosaur Science
May 11, 2026
The Rogers-Ramanujan Identity: Beauty in Partition Theory
May 9, 2026
Ancient Dogs Were Already Weird Before Victorians
May 7, 2026
CIA's Ghost Murmur: Quantum Sensor or Spy Fiction?
May 4, 2026
Exploring the Enigma of Recamán's Sequence
May 3, 2026
Why Light Beams Seem to End: Physics Explained
May 1, 2026