What are your favorite books (fiction or non-fiction) set in space? 🪐

With the Artemis II mission my love for astronomy has reached whole new levels. I already made 2 lists ("Welcome to Outerspace" with non-fiction and "First Contact SciFi" ) a while ago but I am always looking for more recommendations. What are your favorite scifi and astronomy books? 👽🌍

My favorite astronomy nonfiction is "Black Matter and the Dinosaurs" by Lisa Randall. A more beginner-friendly recommendation would be "Starry Messenger" by Neil deGrasse Tyson. And fictional? "Our long way to a small angry planet" by Becky Chambers of course. I did like the ideas and science in "Three Body Problem" but didn't love the writing (or maybe translation), and have taken issue with the sexism and some other controversial stuff surrounding the author. My next spacey reads are probably going to be "Fire and Ice: The Volcanoes of the Solar System" by Natalie Starkey and "Meru" by S.B. Divya 🚀

Now, please, drown me in your recs! 🫶👾

People who don't use google, or use something else alongside google, what do you use? What do you like and dislike about it? I've been getting more and more frustrated with google because I just can't get the answers I'm looking for anymore! It's pages after pages after pages of store links and I'm sick of it. I don't want 6 freaking pages of links to amazon damnit!

... so, yeah. I'm at my limit but I also don't know where else to go so any help and/or suggestion appreciated. Thank you, kind PBers. PBees 🐝?

What are your favorite books (fiction or non-fiction) set in space? 🪐

With the Artemis II mission my love for astronomy has reached whole new levels. I already made 2 lists ("Welcome to Outerspace" with non-fiction and "First Contact SciFi" ) a while ago but I am always looking for more recommendations. What are your favorite scifi and astronomy books? 👽🌍

My favorite astronomy nonfiction is "Black Matter and the Dinosaurs" by Lisa Randall. A more beginner-friendly recommendation would be "Starry Messenger" by Neil deGrasse Tyson. And fictional? "Our long way to a small angry planet" by Becky Chambers of course. I did like the ideas and science in "Three Body Problem" but didn't love the writing (or maybe translation), and have taken issue with the sexism and some other controversial stuff surrounding the author. My next spacey reads are probably going to be "Fire and Ice: The Volcanoes of the Solar System" by Natalie Starkey and "Meru" by S.B. Divya 🚀

Now, please, drown me in your recs! 🫶👾

‘In that case, what were men for?’ GIRL NOTHING. NEXT.

Some great lists to choose from in celebration of NASA, Artemis II, and the moon!

fly me to the moon by cowboyemoji

To Infinity and Beyond by victoria.literally

Hey! So I’m trying to get through my TBR and want to create a TBR prompt jar to help me narrow down my choices. Can you please give me some prompts to add in! Eg ( a book with a name in the title)