I’ve decided to look back over the top-100 astronomy magazines for all time, as the time of the magazine’s inception has been relatively recent.
The top-10 magazines I chose are the ones that most closely match the magazine I chose, and the rest are just there to fill in the gaps.
In this article, I will also include some of the other top-50 magazines that I have collected over the years.
The top-ten are: Astronomy Magazine 1958-1962, Astrophysical Journal 1961-1963, Cosmic Ray 1962-1963 (reprints of Cosmos and Newton’s Third Law), New Scientist 1959-1964 (reprint of The Big Bang), Cosmology 1968-1971 (reissue of Big Bang), Scientific American 1963-1966 (re-reissue) Cosmophysics 1965-1967 (reissues of Newtons Law of Gravitation and Theory of Everything), The Astrophysical Review 1963 (originally published in 1963), Science 1964-1966, The Royal Society 1963, and Cosmo 1966-1968.
In the end, these magazines have helped shape the modern astrophysical universe.
I will cover them in the next article.
