Another week, another Carnival of Space.  There’s only a few weeks to go till the Great American Eclipse, so if you’re going to be stateside then I hope your travel arrangements are finalised! Meanwhile, to tide you over, here’s a collection of the best and greatest writing on space science and astronomy from the past week:

Universe Today

• Good News for Future Moon Bases. There’s Water Inside the Moon
• Musk Drops Propulsive Landing Plans for SpaceX Crew Dragon
• Earth-Sized Planet Takes Just Four Hours to Orbit its Star
• Advanced Civilizations Could Build a Galactic Internet with Planetary Transits

Planetaria

• Remembering Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9’s impact on Jupiter, 23 years ago this week
• ‘Sprained Ankle’: Opportunity rover sends back new panorama from above ancient gully

ThoughtCo.

• The Schiaparelli Mission: The Little Lander that Didn’t

The Space Writer

• Juno Explores the Great Red Spot on Jupiter

Next Big Future

• Elon Musk and Spacex new plan is to have much larger Mars landing craft
• interrior of earth and moon have a lot more water in the form of water-bearing rock
• new Star Trek Discovery trailer

Urban Astronomer

• Podcast #14: The self-interview