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Carnival of Space #534

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 7 November, 2017 by Allen Versfeld7 November, 2017
Carnival of Space Image Credit: Jason Major

Welcome to the 534th Carnival of Space, your weekly curated collection of the best and most up-to-date news and stories about space science and astronomy.  We’re a little late this week, but things should be back on schedule by the next Carnival, which will be hosted by The Venus Transit. Universe Today Check Out NASA’s New Instrument that will Look for Life on Enceladus Using Atmospheric Beacons to Search for Signs of Extra-Terrestrial Life New Method for Researching Activity Around … Continue reading →

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Carnival of Space #528

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 25 September, 2017 by Allen Versfeld25 September, 2017
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Hi everybody and welcome to the 528th Carnival of Space.  The carnival is a loose organisation of website hosts, taking turns to share the best space science and astronomy writing of the past week. This week’s carnival can be found below, but before we get there, a few words on how you too can be a part of this.

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Carnival of Space #524

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 27 August, 2017 by Allen Versfeld27 August, 2017
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Another week, another Carnival of Space, and what a week it’s been for astronomers!  The Great American Eclipse is over and incredible stories and photographs keep coming in, and probably will continue for a while to come.  Some of these are right here at the Carnival of Space, making this one of the biggest carnivals in recent memory!  For more, keep reading below:

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Carnival of Space #520

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 30 July, 2017 by Allen Versfeld31 July, 2017
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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:

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Carnival of Space #514

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 19 June, 2017 by Allen Versfeld19 June, 2017
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It’s been an incredible week here at Urban Astronomer headquarters.  Not only did we push out our first podcast with an international guest, and coordinate an exhibit at the ICON Comics and Games Convention near Johannesburg, South Africa, but we’re hosting this week’s Carnival of Space!

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