All About Space is 50 issues old!
How It Works would like to wish a happy 50th issue to All About Space magazine!
On sale now!
Since way back in 2012, All About Space has been providing readers with stunning images of the Solar System, deep space and space exploration, taking them on a spectacular journey to the known limits of the universe. Today, Issue 50 of the in-depth and easy-to-understand space magazine goes on sale and this special edition will reveal the 50 most amazing discoveries in space science, exploration and astronomy, as voted for by its readers.
In the run-up to Issue 50, the magazine team gave readers the mind-bending task of rating the most important and impressive space discoveries from a list that included the discovery of Pluto, the Higgs Boson, the first supermassive black hole and Cosmic Microwave Background radiation. The results are published today and you can find out which insights have contributed most to our understanding of the amazing universe we live in by buying an issue in print or digital right now.
Deputy Editor, Gemma Lavender, told us, “Looking back at how All About Space has developed up to this point has been incredible. Hitting Issue 50 is a massive achievement that’s been made even better with the input of the magazine’s valuable readers.” Dave Harfield, Editor in Chief of How It Works and All About Space, was also excited by both the magazine’s achievement and its special 50th issue. “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved with All About Space and it remains the most unique space magazine on the market. No other magazine is as accessible or as comprehensive, making information on astronomy, science and astrophysics understandable to all. I’m looking forward to seeing what we can achieve over the next 50 issues.”
If you’d like to learn more about the Solar System, deep space and our efforts to explore them, visit the All About Space website or take out a subscription today.
Which discovery did All About Space readers vote as the most important?
Find out in the special 50th issue
If you’d like to learn more about the Solar System, deep space and our efforts to explore them, visit the All About Space website or take out a subscription today.
