Carnival of Space No. 441
Greetings on and all to the latest edition of carnival of Space. This week sees a great assortment of articles covering everything from rocket, to orbital space habitats to deep space. So grab your favorite beverage and settle in for a grand time!
NASA’s Chandra Finds Supermassive Black Hole Burping Nearby
NASA’s Great Observatories Weigh Massive Young Galaxy Cluster
Dawn spacecraft begins extensive study of dwarf planet Ceres from lowest orbit
Pluto’s large nitrogen ice ‘sea’ probably formed from giant impact, scientists say
DREAM CHASER SPACEPLANE GETS ‘GO’ AS NASA AWARDS TRIO OF SPACE STATION CARGO CONTRACTS
DAWN UNVEILS NEW BRIGHT FEATURES ON CERES IN STRIKING CLOSE-UPS
We need to answer some fundamental questions regarding human life beyond the confines of our home planet. Will humans thrive under lunar or martian gravity? Can children be conceived in extraterrestrial environments? What is the safe threshold for human exposure to high-Z galactic cosmic rays (GCRs)?
To address these issues we might require a dedicated facility in Earth orbit.”
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