A Braid in Space
Heavily influenced by the picture of Christina Koch's braid floating zero-g as she smiled at the moon (2026, during the Atremis II mission). Nonfic on space from perspectives outside of white men! Space exploration, astronauts, astronomy, and the history in between it all!
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Niche Nonfiction to Get Your Dad
Niche nonfiction books that dads are still likely to enjoy that either 1) are not military history at all or 2) a niche area of a war that is not military history
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Copy, Moon Joy π
On space travel and moon joy. π A mixture of non-fiction, historical fiction and hard science fiction.
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Women in STEM π©π»βπ¬π§ͺπβοΈ
This list is full of women who solve problems, break rules, run experiments, ask inconvenient questions, and generally refuse to stay in the lanes they were assigned. Fiction and non-fiction, from romance to history. Welcome to the nerdy, brilliant chaos.
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Polymath 2026 Inspiration
A list of books that fit the prompts for the 2026 Polymath Training Challenge. (Egypt / Sleep, dreams / Astronomy and space exploration / Gastronomy and foods / Interior design, furniture / Chemistry / Mines and mining / Exploration and explorers / Art and nature /Agriculture /Economics) plus the "choose 1" prompts (Microbiome / Chocolate and coffee / Cultural history / Boardgames and role-playing games / Linguistics / Ethology / History of science / Cosmetics / Empathy). Open to suggestions!
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π©π»βππ To Infinity and Beyond
In honor of the Artemis II launch on 1 April 2026, here are some more books about space travel.
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space is the place!
non-fiction accounts of NASA, rocketry, aviation, and the space age
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Women in Space!
Non-fiction works about women who went to space or worked for NASA/ESA/JAXA/Roscosmos/etc. Also (in a rarity for me) includes children's books.
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The Cosmos
Space nonfiction focusing mainly on astronauts and their travels/discoveries/life journeys (I love space)
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Women in STEM (for real)
These are books I have personally read and will add to this list as I make my way through my TBR. I'm a scientist myself so subject matter definitely has some bias.
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Space
Books about space and space exploration.
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