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Stories, updates, insights, and original analysis from The Planetary Society.
Book reviews: Killing Pluto; Stars Above; Jars to Stars
I meant to get these posted weeks ago, along with my reviews of kids' space books, but better late than never!
Stars Above, Earth Below Calendars and other space gifty goodies
Ever since I first saw Tyler Nordgren's awe-inspiring photographs of the Milky Way arching above the natural wonders of the national parks, I knew I wanted them on my wall. Well, now I can get them, and you can too.
Reviews of Ten Space-themed Books for Kids
As I did last year, I'm hereby posting reviews and comments on every recent space book for kids that's crossed my desk in the last several months.
Fourth MSL Landing Site Workshop: A review
Today, tomorrow, and Wednesday, about 200 scientists and engineers will sit in an over-air-conditioned room in Monrovia, California to participate in what is officially titled the
Beyond Earth T-shirt features 23 space missions
Let other geeks have their T-shirts with fictional space explorers -- now you can emblazon your chest with 23 space missions that have really explored space!
Book review: Older Than the Stars
Older Than the Stars is a book about Big Bang cosmology, solar system formation, and human evolution for young children.
Review: Phil Plait's Bad Universe, new series on Discovery
I got an advance copy of the first episode of
Review: "The Complete Sky & Telescope: Seven Decade Collection"
Sky & Telescope has just issued a set of 10 DVDs that contain every issue of the magazine published from the premier issue in November 1941 through December 2009, chronicling seven decades of scientific discovery and, of course, the entirety of the Space Age.
The solar system, in jewelry form
A couple of months ago, someone on Twitter sent me a link to an article about Laura Cesari's bead jewelry inspired by the solar system. I thought it was awfully cool.
Reviews of several space-themed books for young children
While I was on maternity leave I suddenly decided to see what books were out there that could help me teach my daughters (one's three years, and the other six months old) about the science and the thrill of space exploration.