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What 70 Years of NBC News Space Coverage Can Teach You About Reporting a Specialized Beat
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What 70 Years of NBC News Space Coverage Can Teach You About Reporting a Specialized Beat
Left: Jay Barbree reporting on the Apollo 1 launch pad fire in 1967. Right: Tom Llamas reporting on Artemis II in 2026. Few assignments test journalists quite like the space beat. It demands fluency in science, technology, government, risk, and history. It requires reporters to explain complex systems clearly, move quickly during breaking news, and keep the human stakes front and center. For nearly 70 years, NBC News’ coverage of the American sp…
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