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Recommended by Alastair Williams

Will Lockett's Newsletter

Will Lockett's Newsletter

Just a chaotic autistic man trying to make sense of the world.

Will Lockett combines great storytelling with technology and politics.

- Alastair Williams

The Galactic Times Inbox Magazine

The Galactic Times Inbox Magazine

By The Galactic Times Newsletter-Inbox Magazine

Astronomy News, The Sky and The Universe in Everyday Life. Commentary and Astronomy Education. Paid Subscribers as well can take part in the Exploring the Universe with Big Data posts and services, coming in January 2026.

Covering skywatching and practical astronomy

- Alastair Williams

Creating Space

By Dave Ginsberg

Exploring the intersection of spaceflight history, pop culture, and space art.

Exploring the intersection of spaceflight history, pop culture, and space art.

- Alastair Williams

Bohring

By Samreet Dhillon

Physics explained simply. Theories. History. Technology. Philosophy. New article every week.

Colin Stuart's Astronomy Club

Colin Stuart's Astronomy Club

By Colin Stuart’s Astronomy Club

The beauty of the universe, simply explained. Are you in?

Coracle Voyager

Coracle Voyager

By Caitriana NicNeacail

Speculative fiction by Caitriana NicNeacail.

Science fiction

- Alastair Williams

DaNumbers

By Francesco Piccinelli

Original data journalism for your inbox

Current affairs and big questions covered with data analysis and coding.

- Alastair Williams

Escaping Flatland

Escaping Flatland

By Henrik Karlsson

I write essays about relationships, agency, and creativity. I hang with our kids. We live on a windswept island in the Baltic Sea.

Excellent articles on the art of self-cultivation

- Alastair Williams

Not Quite Real

By Silvio Castelletti

Suspended Fictions

Beautifully written essays and fiction

- Alastair Williams

AroundSciFi | Read. Imagine. Discover.

AroundSciFi | Read. Imagine. Discover.

By Michael B. Morgan

Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. Philip K. Dick

Articles about science fiction

- Alastair Williams

Billion Year Old Carbon

Billion Year Old Carbon

By Sarp Öngelen

Science & Philosophy

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