Saaga is a space exploration newsletter with a repeated generic introduction covering the history of the Apollo missions, the space race and robotic probes. Its issues are templated, with the same opening text reused across different headline topics such as asteroid mining, Mars helicopters and lunar science.
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A science blog by astrophysicist Dr Alfredo Carpineti covering astronomy news, skywatching events and science communication. Issues mix explanations of concepts like eclipses, transits and supernovae with personal anecdotes and humour.
A newsletter covering space, astronomy, physics and occasionally the history of mathematics, mixing weekly roundups with in-depth narrative features. Readers get context on telescopes, experiments and scientific controversies rather than just headlines.
Data-driven analysis of the global space sector, centered on orbital launch statistics, spacecraft deployments and national launch capabilities. It also announces updates to an interactive Global Space Activity Dashboard.
Personal blog by a Deaf space scientist and chemical engineer covering analog astronaut experience, space motion sickness, and the safety record of deep-sea submersibles. Readers get first-person accounts of research and PhD life alongside data-driven analysis of spaceflight and diving risks.
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