Logo for The Cosmic Current with a palm tree and radio waves
Logo for The Cosmic Current with a palm tree and radio waves

SPACE NEWS | SKYWATCHING | DISCOVERY | ARTS & CULTURE | PERSPECTIVE

The Cosmic Current is our online publication. Written by our editorial team at the South Texas Astronomical Society, each story highlights upcoming astronomical events, space science, and much more to ignite curiosity in stargazers of all ages.

legacy ISSUES

Issue 1
A starry night sky with various constellations depicted by lines connecting different stars, on a gradient background from dark blue to black.
Issue 2
A digital illustration of a sunset on a hill with abstract science and space-themed icons and lines, set in a reddish-brown color palette.
Issue 3
A stylized purple background with interconnected white lines and nodes resembling a network or constellation.
Issue 4
A vintage star map of North America and the Atlantic Ocean, featuring celestial navigation lines, constellations, and zodiac signs with a detailed depiction of the Milky Way in a dark blue background.

THE COSMIC CURRENT TEAM

EDITOrIAL

  • Managing Editor: Mykel Del Angel

  • Associate Editor: Marcelina Gutierrez

  • Section Editor: Viviana Novelo

Contributors

  • Featured Columnist: Carol Lutsinger

  • Writers: Eric Kennedy, Liliana Ayala, Stephanie Mendoza, Christopher Padron, Mario Villarreal, EJ Torres

Scientific Review

  • Technical Advisor: Victor De Los Santos

Interested in joining our editorial team?
Email media@starsocietyrgv.org to learn about current volunteer opportunities.

Want to contribute your work without joining the team?
Complete the contributor submission form below for a chance to have your work featured in The Cosmic Current.

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  • Somos una sola humanidad, mirando hacia las estrellas con el deseo de explorarlas juntos.

    Diego Urbina

  • Exploration is in our nature. We began as wanderers, and we are wanderers still.

    Carl Sagan

  • We especially need imagination in science. It is not all mathematics, nor all logic, but it is somewhat beauty and poetry.

    Maria Mitchell