National Geographic:
Scientists Discover a Dark Moon in the Distant Solar System (April 2016)
Science:
"How Pluto's most spectacular image was made - and nearly lost." (July 2015)
Universe Today:
"Some Planet-like Kuiper Belt Objects Don't Play 'Nice' (January 2013)
"Neptune Acquitted on One Count of Harassment" (October 2010)
Wired interview:
"Astronomer Creates Hubble Image Mashup of Starry Night and Composes Cosmic Conciertos" Jakob Schiller (October 2012)
Discovery News:
"All of Kepler's Exoplanets Orbiting One Star" Ian O'Neil (August 2012)
"Hubble Mosaic Pays Tribute to Van Gogh" Jennifer Ouellette (September 2012)
"Space Music: Supernova Sonatas and Neil's Armsong" Robert Lamb (June 2011)
Nature News:
"Kuiper Belt may be Born of Collisions" Rick Lovett (October 2010)
Scientific American:
"Wanted: New Worlds beyond Pluto" Ken Croswell (April 2013)
"All 2299 Kepler exoplanet candidates orbiting one star" Kelly Oakes (August 2012)
io9:
"Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night Recreated Entirely Out Of Real Galaxy Images" Meredith Woerner (September 2012)
"And now, a video of 2,299 exoplanets orbiting a single star" Robert T. Gonzalez (August 2012)
"Three years of supernova explosions become beautiful music" Alasdair Wilkins (May 2011)
CBC:
"Quirks and Quarks" radio interview: "Neptune Not Guilty" (October 2010)
Astronomy Now:
"Neptune not guilty of moving Kuiper Belt" (October 2010)