Ray Fernandez
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
School
Oxford, D.L., FUNIBER
Expertise
Space, Science, Technology
- Ray is a content and communication specialist with more than 10 years of experience. He has written books, created documentaries, and worked as a copywriter, a journalist, and a correspondent.
- His work has been published in OOSKA News, Bloomberg, Conservation International, Screen Rant, and Microsoft among other places.
- Ray is also a Senior Copywriter for Wunderman Thompson.
Experience
Ray has been working in publishing for more than a decade. From space to science and tech, when humanity is involved he feels driven to report. Ray believes information can save lives, inspire, drive innovation, propose solutions, speed growth, catalyze change, be an instrument of knowledge, and foster humanity's most profound values.
Education
Ray has a degree in Journalism from Oxford D.L. He also completed two post-graduate studies thanks to two scholarships from FUNIBER, earning Specialization degrees in Sciences and Environmental Management, and Oceanography and Marine Resources.
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Stories By Ray Fernandez
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Gas prices are skyrocketing, and consumers are all asking the same question: can you really save money by replacing a gas car with an electric vehicle?
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NASA announced selections of both Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace to create space suits for astronauts headed out on missions like Artemis and beyond.
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Swedish brand Polestar is back with a limited-edition Polestar 2 variant that has been equipped with some key enhancements for an overall improved experience.
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Mercedes-AMG ONE was revealed with an array of features and Formula 1-inspired power. This vehicle might look like a racer, but it's been capped for the road.
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Many Rivian drivers use their electric pickup trucks to access the outdoors. The brand looked back to the 1920s to create a special feature for them.
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The 2023 GLC 300 gets off-road talent to match its rugged good looks, with a slick new feature that helps drivers see exactly what's going on below the SUV.
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The iconic "Back to the Future" car is returning in an all-electric form, one first teased during the Super Bowl and now fully revealed by the company.
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Over a decade ago, the Autonomous Audi TTS Pikes Peak research car achieved a goal a significant amount of years in advance of all competitors.
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The miles of fiber optic cable on the ocean floor may be the key to understanding and predicting earthquakes and tsunamis.
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Land Rover has officially launched its new Defender 130 extended SUV in the U.S., offering drivers ample interior space with high-end features to match.
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The legendary Toyota #36 Castrol TOM's Supra went missing for years but was found recently in an a warehouse, renewing interest in its history.
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A lot people lost money with the recent tech downturn, but it hit Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Jeff Bezos particularly hard - here's how much they lost
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The cryptocurrencies fared the worst over the past week.
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You often hear about hackers in the news, but what are they doing with all of the information they steal? There's more than one answer, but most involve money.
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A lie detection system known as EyeDetect is said to be able to tell whether a person is truthful based on a non-invasive video-based test of eye movement.
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Maserati has unveiled the 2023 MC20 Cielo, a carbon fiber supercar convertible packing both power and high-tech features, not the least of which is smart glass.
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Honda's best-selling model is getting an update. Here's what we know about the 2023 CR-V Hybrid, a heavyweight in the crossover SUV category.
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Analysts and economic leaders suggest there are precious few things that can be done in order to save the stock market from its current downturn.
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The futuristic Porsche 916 joined the brand's "Little Rebels" — a collection of five Porsche concept cars that were never made.
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Bionic Reading will allow readers to consume content very quickly and still retain all the information they need.
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As the use of technology intensifies, and longer life spans are needed to keep electronics running, self-repairing components will become critical.
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From swallowing up entire stars to warping the very fabric of space-time and generating massive gravity forces, black holes seem to do unnatural things.
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As Voyager 1 continues its journey through interstellar space, NASA scientists are grappling with a mysterious issue plaguing one of the probe's instruments.
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Bentley's CEO has revealed some key specs for the luxury automaker's upcoming first electric vehicle, including blistering speeds and a price to match.
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Apple is one of the top tech companies in the world, but does that make it a good investment? It seems that depends on your investment strategy.
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NASA JPL's Mars Curiosity rover has uncovered an interesting "doorway" in the Gale Crater, but is there a simpler explanation for this anomaly?
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Apple revealed several new accessibility features that'll be arriving on iOS and macOS devices soon. One of these features might've broken the AR floodgates.