The 8 best space industry newsletters

You like the Space industry, but you don't have any time to keep up with the latest news? That's why we curated a list of newsletters to help you get a weekly summary of all the things you need to know about the next rocket launch, space exploration, astronomy, the space economy and more!

1 - Payload

They cover the business and policy of space. Get daily insights on the most important news impacting the space economy.
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2 - The Space Roundup

By Curious Astronaut
The Space Roundup is a weekly newsletter about human spaceflight. With all the amazing innovation that is going on these days in the space sector, it is getting harder and harder to keep up with the space exploration arena: and that’s an incredibly positive thing! In this weekly newsletter, every Sunday I share the most interesting updates about space exploration and human spaceflight so that you’re always up to date. What do I talk about? News, technical explainers Best videos, blog posts, podcasts, books, and space pics Events, space jobs …and much more!
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3 - The Space Investor

Your Source for Space Investment News, Research & Analysis | Public & Private Markets.
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4 - Jatan's Space

By Jatan Mehta
High-quality articles & commentary on space exploration and our Moon ~ By Jatan Mehta, Contributing Editor for The Planetary Society.
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5 - The Orbital Index

By Andrew Cantino and Ben Lachman
The Orbital Index is a concise and technical newsletter from Andrew Cantino and Ben Lachman highlighting developments in space science and exploration, NewSpace startups, and (mostly) related content.
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6 - Bad Astronomy

By Phil Plait
For curious people who want to learn more about Earth, space, the Universe... and who love reality for what it is, not what others tell them it should be.
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7 - The Cosmic Companion

By James Maynard
News, history and the future of astronomy and space exploration, delivered in an easy-to-understand style, with a dash of fun.
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8 - NASA

Join us as we explore and go forward to the Moon and on to Mars. Plus, discover the latest on Earth, the Solar System and beyond from NASA in your inbox.
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