I get a lot of emails from people wondering if they can quote Universe Today for their own newsletter, school project, etc. My answer is always “yes”. If you think the material in Universe Today is helpful, you’ve all got my permission to use it for any purpose whatsoever. Republish it into your own website, copy-paste material for your Star Trek fanzine, post articles in your forum, or use it for a book you’re writing. Be my guest. All I ask is that you give Universe Today credit, and a link back to http://www.universetoday.com if you can.
This permission is only for stuff in Universe Today, not any outside links. That belongs to them, not me. Also, most of the photos I use are license free (the NASA stuff, anyway), but you should always track back the original owner and make sure you’re allowed to use them.
If you’ve got a website, the easiest way to do this is with the syndication service. Put one line of HTML onto any webpage, and the latest edition of Universe Today will automatically pop in there. Here’s a link to the syndication instructions. Universe Today is also maintained in RSS format, so you can gather articles that way as well. Here’s a link to the RSS edition.
Hope that clears it up.
Fraser Cain
Publisher
Universe Today
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