Update to figure 1 of the blog "The growth of interdisciplinarity"

<p>Figure 1 in the blog "<a href="https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/blog/citations-journals">The growth of interdisciplinarity</a>" shows the growth in the number of papers over the 20 years of the study, for all refereed articles, those in the 50 journal sample, and the rest. The journals in the main sample (the In Sample set) are all major international journals; all astronomy journals which have published at least fifty papers with 100 or more citations in the last 20 years are included in this sample. The journals outside the sample (the Out of Sample set) are of two basic types: smaller, mostly national, astronomy journals, such as ARep, AstL, MmSAI, BASI, ChA&amp;A, BaltA, etc., and journals which are not normally considered &ldquo;astronomy&rdquo; journals but which sometimes publish astronomy-related articles. There are more than 350 different journals which have published one or more astronomy-related articles which have received 100 or more citations in the last 20 years.</p> <p>This entry provides an update to this figure, with data up to and including 2023.</p>