Invisible Rainbows, by @drcarpineti.bsky.social , journeys across the electromagnetic spectrum through the lives of LGBTQIA+ astronomers. Book review by Andrea Bandelli that reminds us that the universe is more interesting when more of us get to look. doi.org/10.22323/411...

Bringing the invisible to light: a review of “Invisible Rainbows”

Invisible Rainbows is a popular astronomy book by astrophysicist and science journalist Alfredo Carpineti, organised around the electromagnetic spectrum and built around conversations with LGBTQIA+ as...

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My review of "Invisible Rainbows" is on @jscicom.bsky.social! 📚🌈 @drcarpineti.bsky.social's book is a #SciComm masterclass—rigorous, warm, and a vital reminder that science and society are deeply woven together. Essential reading for anyone who loves the universe. ✨🏳️‍🌈 jcom.sissa.it/article/pubi...

Bringing the invisible to light: a review of “Invisible Rainbows”

Invisible Rainbows is a popular astronomy book by astrophysicist and science journalist Alfredo Carpineti, organised around the electromagnetic spectrum and built around conversations with LGBTQIA+ as...

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This isn’t your typical science communication book, but trust me, mermaids, fairies, and vampires 🦄🧜‍♀️🧛‍♂️ can teach us more than think about it! 🙏 @sachacoward.bsky.social for a great book!

Journal of Science Communication (JCOM)@jscicom.bsky.social · last yr.

Andrea Bandelli’s book review of “Queer as Folklore” examines how cultural narratives and queer identity intersect to reshape our understanding of #scicomm. Read it at doi.org/10.22323/2.2...