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If you were stuck inside your house, you'd never know what it looks like from the outside. Astronomers have developed a detailed map of the Milky Way, and realized that they were giving our home galaxy too many arms; it's only got 2, and not 4 like astronomers originally thought.
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Read Podcast: The Search for Water on Mars (Links)
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Imagine you are on the crew of a Mars mission and you fall out with a fellow crew member. These issues with long-period missions into space, especially on future missions to colonize Mars, could cause serious psychological issues and may jeopardise the mission.
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Read How do you Model the Earth's Magnetic Field? Build your own Baby Planet? (Links)
Read Double Your Science: Starburst Galaxies Found with Active Quasars (Links)
The spacecraft bus that brought the Deep Impact "impactor" to comet Tempel 1 in July of 2005 is still out in its heliocentric orbit and has been put to work double time where two new missions are sharing the same spacecraft.
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Gordon Shepherd and Agnes Kruchio describe one such in their book " Canada's Fifty Years in Space - The COSPAR Anniversary ". Read the rest of Book Review: Canada's Fifty Years in Space - The COSPAR Anniversary (626 words)
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Click here to read the Carnival of Space #56 And if you're interested in looking back, here's an archive to all the past carnivals of space. It will help get awareness out there about your writing, help you meet others in the space community - and community is what blogging is all about.
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You've heard me say it 90 times: "How we know what we know." But how do we know how we know what we know? In this episode we tell you about what the scientific method is, how you can use it to improve your life, and discuss why gravity isn't just a theory.
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