Carnival of Space 445-446
Greetings one and all to another round of the Carnival of Space. Grab a snack, a favorite beverage and proceed to read about our incredible universe!
First up is an entry from Ryan Marciniak about the techniques Astronomers use to map the heavens.
Next up The Brown Spaceman brings us a pair of articles. The first covers dark matter and what we know about it currently. The second article is a Q&A with a future astronaut.
What is dark matter and how much of our Milky Way is made up of it?
We follow that set of articles with a look at making a Spectroscope from an iPhone.
Finally, we have a trio of great articles from the Chandra X-Ray blog. From new X-Ray observatories to recent discoveries there is a lot of good stuff to read.
New X-ray Observatory Comes Online
Surprise Discovery of X-ray Bright Supermassive Black Hole Jet in the Early Universe
Glow from the Big Bang Allows Discovery of Distant Black Hole Jet
That’s if for this edition of the Carnival of Space. Urban Astronomer covers the next edition. Until next time…
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