The Martian Chronicles blog is hosting Carnival of Space 47, a collection of links to articles on a variety of space topics. The stories include:
- An article by Darnell Clayton at Colony Worlds speculating about whether Bigelow Aerospace could alter the design of its planned space station to accommodate artificial gravity;
- Animation of NASA’s Spirit rover scurrying around on the surface of Mars;
- A summary of the science that would have been lost had NASA gone ahead with budget cuts in the Spirit and Opportunity programs;
- Paul Gilster’s musings about possible life in an ocean below Titan’s frozen surface.
Similar Posts:
- NASA Orders Deep Cuts in Spirit and Opportunity Rover Budget
- Mars: The Great Salt Planet?
- Mars Science Laboratory Overbudget, Engineers Struggle to Make ‘09 Launch Date
- NASA Will Stop Trying to Free Spirit Rover
- Happy Fifth Birthdays to Spirit and Opportunity on Mars
