Bad Astronomy Newsletter

BAN #227: Gilligan’s epic, A comet’s antitail

15 June 2020 Issue #227

May 31, 2021

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

31 May 2021 Issue #327

Apr 11, 2019

BAN #104: Greasy dust, Chinese rover on the move

April 11, 2019 Issue #104

Jul 19, 2021

BAN #341: Hubble fixed, Find exoplanets for NASA

19 July 2021 Issue #341

Dec 20, 2021

BAN #385: Odd pills, From Orion to Cygnus

20 December 2021 Issue #385

Jun 07, 2021

BAN #329: Citizen Science panel video, Cluster perspective

7 June 2021 Issue #329

Jul 12, 2018

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BAN #26: A quadruple quasar, a wise man’s illusion, and the transit of... Earth?

July 12, 2018 Issue #26

Mar 21, 2024

Has a middleweight black hole finally revealed itself? Maaaaybe.

Also, me as a stick figure in a “Minute Physics/xkcd” mashup.

Philip Plait

Feb 15, 2021

BAN #297: The Southern Pinwheel Galaxy, Brain melting illusion

15 February 2021 Issue #297

Mar 16, 2023

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Picketting light pollution, and about that weird nebula LBN 438... (d’oh!)

March 15, 2023 Issue #539

Jun 24, 2023

Galaxy Class Issue: 1) Meteorites are on their way! And b) Goings on Chez BA

Special Issue #3: Lots of news from BA HQ for you lovely Galaxy Class subscribers.

Nov 06, 2023

Mars Sample Non-return, Betelgeuse in the infrared

I have a simple solution for NASA’s budget woes, and some very cool photos of Betelgeuse showing it dimming by getting brighter. Yes, you read that right.

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