Winter has been running late this year, in South Africa, but with a sudden string of week-long crystal-clear cloudless night skies, it finally seems to have arrived! The air is crisp, the stars are steady and bright, and it’s time to blow the dust off my telescope. But while we wait for the optics to cool down and stabilise, let’s have a look at what’s been going on in the world of space science and astronomy, in this 510th edition … Continue reading →
It’s time for the 506th Carnival of Space! As usual, we’ve collected some of the latest news and articles on space science and astronomy from some of the most important and well known writers in the field.
Continue reading →Hi everybody, and welcome to the 502nd Carnival of Space! I’ve become a little spoiled by the past few carnivals, thanks to the tremendous number of articles submitted by space science and astronomy authors around the world for consideration. By contrast, this week seems almost pedestrian, but don’t be fooled – it’s all quality content.
Continue reading →Hi everybody, and welcome to the 498th Carnival of Space. If you’re new to the carnival, it’s a roving event that moves to a different hosting website every week and features the best and most interesting writing on space science and astronomy. So, without any further delay, let’s get to it.
Continue reading →Woah! Two Carnivals of Space in one? Sadly, last week’s host was unable to publish the 492nd carnival, so rather than let all that good spacey goodness go to waste, the organisers and I decided to double up this week’s edition instead. So make sure you’re comfortable before diving in.
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