Carnival of Space #17

24 Aug 2007

The latest edition of the Carnival of Space is up at the Planetary Blog, edited by Emily Lakdawalla (whom you may know from the Q&A segment in the Planetary Radio show). There are articles about a pulsar just outside the Milky Way, new discoveries about dark matter and about the Phobos-Grunt mission, among others — and two articles from "down under" collaborators, including yours truly.

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