Authors
These are the house bylines of My Blog: pen names the publication uses for its beats. They do not refer to real people. How we work explains how our articles are made.
Aisha Karim
Plain‑language guides to what you can see in the night sky tonight and why it matters.
Aisha Karim tracks planetary events and sky phenomena, turning orbital data into clear, timely viewing guides. Her work helps readers know what to look for, when, and why it counts.
Diego Santos
Policy wonk with a passion for rockets
Diego follows the budget hearings, legislation, and international agreements that shape how humanity reaches space.
Freya Bjornsson
Clear coverage of exoplanet science, galactic phenomena, and multimessenger astronomy.
Freya Bjornsson writes clear, curious stories on exoplanet atmospheres, galactic evolution, and multimessenger astronomy, starting from peer‑reviewed papers and highlighting the methods behind the results.
Lena Ortiz
Lena Ortiz tracks launches and agency news with clear timelines and context.
Lena Ortiz covers launch missions and agency program updates, turning technical details into clear timelines and context. She also examines occasional space‑policy histories that shape current programs.
Marco Liu
Tracks constellations, launch manifests, and ground‑to‑orbit systems sustaining orbit.
Marco Liu follows satellite constellation growth, launch manifests, and the ground‑to‑orbit systems that enable them, spelling out the orbital figures behind each deployment and where the satellites pass overhead.