James Lawson

Investigative science and tech reporter focusing on AI, space industry and quantum breakthroughs

MSc Science Communication, BSc Physics • University College London (UCL) • United Kingdom

James Lawson is a UK-based science and technology reporter for Apollo Thirteen News. He covers artificial intelligence and machine learning, the commercial space sector, quantum technologies, and tech policy — translating complex research and dense technical briefings into clear, evidence-driven stories for an informed public. He holds an MSc in Science Communication from University College London and a BSc in Physics, and has reported on technology investigations, regulatory battles and breakthrough experiments across national and trade outlets.

Articles by James Lawson

Ariane 64 Debut: Europe's Most Powerful Rocket

Ariane 64 Debut: Europe's Most Powerful Rocket

2 weeks, 4 days ago

Towering white rocket on a launchpad at night illuminated by bright floodlights with vapor venting from the sides.

GSSAP on Vulcan Centaur Boosts Space Surveillance

2 weeks, 5 days ago

FAA Declares National Defense Airspace in El Paso

FAA Declares National Defense Airspace in El Paso

2 weeks, 6 days ago

9σ Helium Anomaly Challenges the Standard Model

9σ Helium Anomaly Challenges the Standard Model

2 weeks, 6 days ago

Glowing glass nodes shifting on a dark surface, lit by cool blue and warning red lights

Isolated Self-Evolving AI Erases Human Safety

2 weeks, 6 days ago

Silver spacecraft observing a large, craggy asteroid in space, with a crescent Earth visible in the dark background.

ESA’s Ramses Mission to Study Non-Threatening Apophis

2 weeks, 6 days ago

Concentric dust rings and twin beams of light radiating from a central point in a dark, starry deep space background.

Hubble Reveals How Pre-Planetary Nebulae Form

3 weeks ago

The Ariane 64 rocket standing tall on a launchpad with four boosters, illuminated by golden sunlight against a blue sky.

Ariane 62 vs 64: The Booster Difference Explained

3 weeks ago

Two Black Holes Photographed Together

Two Black Holes Photographed Together

3 weeks ago

Cutaway view of Venus's surface revealing a hollow underground lava tube tunnel beneath yellow sulfurous clouds.

Venus Lava Tubes Found via Radar Analysis

3 weeks, 1 day ago

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

3 weeks, 1 day ago

Dark Matter: Illusion or Reality?

Dark Matter: Illusion or Reality?

3 weeks, 1 day ago

Artemis Orion spacecraft orbiting the Moon's cratered surface with Earth visible in the distance

Comparing Artemis II and China's Lunar Program

3 weeks, 1 day ago

Is Dark Matter Real? Gravity's New Contender

Is Dark Matter Real? Gravity's New Contender

3 weeks, 3 days ago

A swirling galaxy with glowing red and orange dust lanes and bright blue star clusters set against a deep black cosmos.

JWST Confirms Methyl Radical Outside the Milky Way

3 weeks, 4 days ago

Sugars From Space: Bennu’s Recipe for Life

Sugars From Space: Bennu’s Recipe for Life

3 weeks, 4 days ago

Is AGI Here? The New UCSD Claim

Is AGI Here? The New UCSD Claim

3 weeks, 4 days ago

Macro photography of a metallic robot arm joint with exposed gears and wires, lit by dramatic blue and amber lights.

What Is the Control Gap in AGI Robot Implementation?

3 weeks, 5 days ago

A laser beam passing through a geometric crystal prism on a dark surface, creating complex light wave patterns.

What is a Photonic Time Crystal? Energy Limits Explained

3 weeks, 5 days ago

NASA SLS rocket standing tall on the launchpad at night, illuminated by spotlights against a dark starry sky.

NASA SLS Program Costs Hit 140% Over Budget

3 weeks, 6 days ago

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