Welcome to the 603rd Carnival of Space, your bite-sized collection of the past week’s space and astronomy news. Every week, science writers around the Internet choose a new home for the Carnival and send in their most recent work. If you’d like to find the latest Carnival, but don’t know who is hosting it, head over to the official index at Universe Today. This week has been a quiet one, with only a few submissions, and you’ll find them all … Continue reading →
Welcome to episode 599 of the Carnival of Space, hosted here at the home of the Urban Astronomer Podcast. Every week, the carnival chooses a new website to host a collection of space science and astronomy articles. And every week, a quick visit to the carnival will bring you up to date. Podcast listeners should prepare themselves after reading these updates: Not only will we soon be publishing the last of the ScopeX lectures, we’ll also be recording a special … Continue reading →
Welcome to the 596th Carnival of Space, where the best space science and astronomy articles gather round for your education and entertainment. Come one, come all and find out what’s been happening off-world over the course of the past week! This week we have three submitters, with seven articles between them. Scroll down to click through into them: Universe Today Steam-Powered Spacecraft Could Explore the Asteroid Belt Forever, Refueling Itself in Space Geothermal Heating Could Make Life Possible on the … Continue reading →
Merry Christmas, happy new year, season’s greetings, happy holidays, and whatever other greetings are appropriate for you! It’s time for a Carnival of Space double feature, combining submissions made for the 592nd and 593rd carnivals in one big bumper pack! And once you’ve read the articles, submitted by leading space science and astronomy bloggers and publications, why not listen to my own solstice special episode of the Urban Astronomer Podcast, featuring Clem Unger and myself? I hope you’ll enjoy it … Continue reading →
Every week, some of the Internet’s best writers on space science and astronomy share their articles with the Carnival of Space, a roving feature which anybody can apply to host. This week the carnival returns to Urban Astronomer, and I think you’ll find it meets the usual standard of excellence. To read the submissions, just scroll down and start clicking. If you’d like to see your own articles featured, or if you’d like to host the carnival on your own … Continue reading →
