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Google+ Space Bloggers

I’ve decided I’m going to be the official curator for the list of space bloggers/reporters/researchers on Google+. My current list only contains about 35 people, so it’s missing lots of people. Tyson? Cox? If you’re not on Google+, I can’t get you on the list. And Google+ is free for anyone to join.

So, if you’re a space blogger, and you’re not on Google+, take a second, register and then email me or somehow communicate that you’re on Google+.

If you’re a writer for Universe Today and you’re not on Google+. I’m at a loss for words. 😉

I’m sharing this list every week or so with the people who have me circled, and people are reporting hundreds of new followers every time I share it.

Here’s my Google+ profile. And here’s a link to my recent share of space bloggers.

Did I mention we record every episode of Astronomy Cast as a Google+ hangout? so you can watch us record, ask us questions, and even correct our stupid mistakes, live as we record.

Fraser Cain

Fraser Cain is the publisher of Universe Today. He's also the co-host of Astronomy Cast with Dr. Pamela Gay.

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