Bob Berman is an American astronomer, author, and science communicator known for his ability to explain the cosmos in vivid, down-to-earth terms. Often described as one of the most widely read astronomy writers in the world, he has written for publications such as Discover, Astronomy, and The New York Times.
Beyond journalism, Berman has authored several well-regarded books that bring stargazing and cosmic mysteries into the public imagination, including The Sun’s Heartbeat and Zoom: How Everything Moves. His work often emphasizes wonder as much as scientific accuracy, bridging the gap between technical astronomy and everyday curiosity. Whether writing about eclipses, dark energy, or the simple act of looking up at the night sky, Berman has built a reputation as a guide who shows people not just what the universe is, but why it matters to us here on Earth.
