Bad Astronomy Newsletter | Phil Plait

Recommended by Phil Plait

An unconventional look at culture, popular and otherwise.

This is a very eclectic newsletter about a lot of interesting topics and it's difficult to pin down a simple explanation. Just give it a try.

- Phil Plait

Julia Sweeney

I like to say things. Hark! Heed! Join my feed!

My friend Julia is smart, funny (yes, she's the Julia Sweeney from SNL), and pretty good at this whole writing/entertaining thing. Some is NSFW.

- Phil Plait

Everything Is Amazing

By Mike Sowden

A newsletter about seeing more, feeling more, and asking better questions. Curiosity makes everything better - but can it be *learned*? Let's find out.

Everything IS amazing, and this newsletter points that out with glee. Lots of very cool facts about, well, everything.

- Phil Plait

The Prudent Lifestyle

By Pru Foster

The choices we make with our money, time and votes are our greatest tool for saving ecosystems worldwide. Joyously, eco-conscious choices also improve our own well being as well as make the world a more just and secure place for humans and other beings.

My friend Pru Foster's newsletter about gardening and climate and environmentalism. If you like working in the garden, sign up.

- Phil Plait

HEATED

By Emily Atkin

A newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis.

This is an important newsletter about climate change and the supervillains that deny and promote it.

- Phil Plait

The Vajenda

By Dr. Jen Gunter

Imagine a Venn diagram with overlapping circles labeled: Medical Facts, Feminism, and Fire. You've arrived at their intersection.

Dr. (OB/GYN) Jen Gunter's newsletter about vaginae, predator companies that misuse medical science to sell products, and overall health issues about reproduction.

- Phil Plait

Celestial Citizen

Building community around the space industry and making sure that no one gets left behind. Everyone has a place in space, so let’s build the future together.

Space news and more, in an effort to build a more inclusive community when it comes to space exploration.

- Phil Plait