The Urban Astronomer hosts the latest Carnival of Space.
Carnival of Space #418 – Urban-Astronomer.com
The Urban Astronomer hosts the latest Carnival of Space.
The Urban Astronomer hosts the latest Carnival of Space.
The latest NASA Space to Ground report on activities related to the Int. Space Station:
A SETI Institute seminar about the lakes on Saturn’s exotic moon Titan:
What do we know about the composition, surface, depth and distribution of liquid on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan?
Stanford University’s Howard Zbker uncovers some of the mysteries of Titan’s lakes by analyzing data from the Cassini altimeter and radiometer.
Check out this cool Rosetta Comet Viewer Tool at ESA, which was originally developed by Swedish space enthusiast and image processing expert Mattias Malmer. He took images of Comet 67P/C-G from the Rosetta probe and combined them in a way that lets the user rotate, zoom-in and out from, and highlight particular areas on the comet.
More about the viewer at:
Screen capture of Rosetta comet viwer tool.
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The Mars Society‘s annual conference began this morning in Washington D.C. You can watch the presentations live via Ustream.
See the conference program for the list of talks and panels.