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BAN #318: Writing advice: just start somewhere, Gorgeous images of nearby galaxies

29 April 2021 Issue #318

exoplanetsexoplanets

+4+4

Astronomers found a dead star that might be munching on a Pluto-like planet

Yeah, some stories are just cooler than others

Philip Plait

BAN #327: Free Hubble book, The dark clouds of Lupus 3

31 May 2021 Issue #327

Bad Astronomy Newsletter #19

June 18, 2018 Issue #19

BAN #306: Zombie stars

18 March 2021 Issue #306

BAN #342: AstroSamantha on space debris, Snacking disincentivization, Lunar polar shadows in motion

22 July 2021 Issue #342

solar systemsolar system

+5+5

The planet that hit Earth to form the Moon was local! Plus, a dizzy asteroid

Theia may have formed near Earth, and asteroid 2005 MN45 spins fast

Philip Plait

BAN #325: Curiosity from Mars orbit, How to watch this week’s lunar eclipse

24 May 2021 Issue #325

A new comet might — might — get bright enough to see naked eye next month

Comets are notoriously fickle, but this one might be a good one

Is the Small Magellanic Cloud not one galaxy, but two?

It’s a weird galaxy, but it may be even weirder than we thought

Philip Plait

BAN #325: Curiosity from Mars orbit, How to watch this week’s lunar eclipse

24 May 2021 Issue #325

Bad Astronomy Newsletter Issue #2

Issue #2 April 19, 2018

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