Journal of Astronomy, Astrophysics & Space Science seeks Review articles, Case reports and original contributions from all areas of:

• A history of astronomy
• A history of the Apollo missions
• Advanced flight technology
• Advanced Space Vision System
• Advances in Rocket Propulsion
• Aeroelasticity
• Aircraft navigation Systems
• Antimatter rocket
• Apsis
• Astronomy Education
• Astrophysics: Interdisciplinary views of space
• Atmospheric reentry issues
• Avionics
• Beyond the Milky Way
• Black holes
• Careers in astronomy
• Clearance of Space Debris
• Colonization of other planets
• Constellations and human interpretation
• Controversies in astrophysics
• Copernicus and heliocentric models of the galaxy
• Dark matter and dark energy
• Early astronomers: Ptolemy, Aristotle, Copernicus and Galileo
• Early Flying machines
• Electrotechnology
• First contact and implications of life on other planets
• Fixed-wing aircraft
• Future business opportunities in space
• Gas-generator cycle (rocket)
• Haley?s Comet
• Heavenly bodies and human mythology
• Hohmann transfer orbit
• Human views of the universe
• HyShot
• Implications of speed of light travel
• Instrumentation
• Interplanetary Transport Network Interplanetary & Interstellar travel
• Kessler Syndrome
• Life cycles of stars
• Lithobraking
• Lunar space elevator
• Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster
• Manned space flight
• Materials used in Space Re-entry Vehicles
• Mini-magnetospheric plasma propulsion
• Nebulae and masses of matter
• Newton and the Catholic church
• Observational Astrophysics
• Planetary Science
• Pluto
• Quantum physics and astronomy
• Quasi Turbine Engines
• Ramjet, Scramjet Engines
• Relativistic rocket
• Relativistic rocket
• Representations of space travel in Science Fiction: Ray Bradbury and Arthur C. Clarke
• Robotic space exploration
• Sigma Gamma Tau (aerospace engineering honor society)
• Solar Physics
• Space debris and human impact on the solar system
• Space Physics
• Space transport
• Space weather
• Stars and navigation
• Stephen Hawking - A Brief History in Time: An analysis
• The big band theory and the origin of the universe
• The effects of zero gravity on humans
• The future of NASA and space exploration
• The great crunch
• The Hubble telescope
• The implications of the moon on Earth
• The moon landing
• The origins of life on planet Earth
• The rings of Saturn: An analysis
• The sociological implications of the space shuttle Challenger disaster
• The space race and the Cold War
• The sun and its relationship to the Earth
• Theoretical Astrophysics
• Time travel: Fiction versus theory
• Understanding space-time
• Virtual reality
• Why explore space
• Wormholes