Hop on over to the 109th Carnival of Space courtesy of Twisted Physics - where you can find out about spacey B-movies, staring into a real...

Every summer since 2003, emails make the rounds talking about how Mars will appear as big as the full Moon. This is complete nonsense. I ...

The most recent three carnvials at: Next Big Future: Carnival of Space 106   Carnival of Space #107 « innumerable worlds   Carnival of S...

Ian O'Neill takes the helm at the Discovery Space and hosts the 105th Carnival of Space .  This week there's lots going on from why...

Welcome to ... Carnival of Space #105 #104 ... at Mang's Bat Page! I'd like to thank Fraser for this my second time hosting t...

The main belt asteroid 70207 discovered in 1999 is now called 70207 Davidunlap.  It orbits once every 3.7 yeas near the inner edge of the ma...

Source: Paul Wiegert's Quasi-satellite page at UWO. Click on image for more or see links below. This time let's look at a number o...

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...