Carnival of Space #66

9 Aug 2008

Another week, another carnival. The 66th edition of the Carnival of Space is now up at the Mars Odyssey blog. It has enough articles to keep you busy for a week!

But, in case you're a fast reader, this may be a good time to note that I forgot to mention issue #65, at 21st Century Waves, and issue #64 at Music of the Spheres. There, now go read and be happy!

Posted by Wilson on Saturday, August 9, 2008 at 12:11 PM | 0 TrackBacks

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