Hey everybody, you’ve just found the 631st Carnival of Space! The carnival is a roving web-space which settles in a new host blog every week. It features the best space science and astronomy article from around the web. Each new host collects those articles and presents them for your entertainment. Universe Today Elliptical Galaxy Messier 110 Has a Surprising Core of Hot Blue Stars Venus Could Have Supported Life for Billions of Years Rosetta Saw Collapsing Cliffs and Other Changes … Continue reading →

Welcome back to the 623rd Carnival of Space! As happens every week, the Carnival roams from website to blog, pitching its tent anew. And ever week, it brings you fresh articles on space science and astronomy. Articles written by some of the best and most exciting science writers the Internet has to offer! This week is a big one, with fully five different contributors. If you want to cut straight to the chase, then go ahead and skip down towards … Continue reading →

Welcome to the 615th Carnival of Space! The carnival is a roving webpage, hosted on a different site every week. Each edition features the best space science and astronomy writing on the Internet. If you’d like your writing to be featured, or if you would like to take a turn at hosting, send a mail to mailto:susie@schcrew.space Universe Today NASA is building up a map of the entire sky seen in X-rays, line by line with its NICER experiment Subaru Telescope … Continue reading →