The 102nd edition of the carnival is now up here .  Enjoy the cotton candy and the rides!

The observatory that confirmed the first black hole will reopen this summer for public outreach programs! Congratulations to the folks at ...

Ken Murphy over at Out of the Cradle wrote a piece on Girl Scout space badges in Scouting the Moon .  The article also has some references t...

Hey folks!  The Carnival has set up again, this time you can find it at David Portree's Robot Explorers! David's blog has lots of ...

People are fascinated by the prospect of near misses and impacts by asteroids, comets, and meteors. A few decades ago there was almost no ...

The folks at Khan Scope Centre on 3243 Dufferin Street south of Yorkdale are demonstrating a Lunt Hydrogen Alpha solar telescope between 11a...

The 100th edition of the Carnival of Space is now up over at The One Minute Astronomer!  Enjoy the centenary edition. ... Now if one of...

For many people just reading about something far away isn't enough. This is no different when dealing with an exotic location on Earth ...

The Cheap One #97 The Guest Hosts take Easter off edition at Universe Today #98 The Space Carnival and a recipe all in one #99 at Alice...

Credit: Eliot Young ( SwRI ) et al., NASA The last few years has seen an intense, sometimes emotional, and occasionally bizarre debate...

It seems I have been lost in space for a while and forgot to link to the last few carnivals: Carnival of Space #96: The Questions Edition ...

On Saturday, March 28th, 2009 at 8:30 pm local time Earth Hour arrives. But what is Earth Hour? How is it different from Earth Day? Whil...

STS-119 launched yesterday at sunset on a mission to bring a new solar array to the International Space Station. Rumors persist that Mang,...