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Dive into the Carnival of Space: explore highlights from Steve's AstroCorner and Simostronomy's latest in astronomy.

2010-01-13T00:00:47 | 1 min read

I've been bad: I haven't linked to the Carnival of Space for two weeks, so now you get two for the post of one! Carnival #135 is at Steve's AstroCorner, and 136 is at Simostronomy. Go there, and spend a few hours reading up on the latest in the astronomy blogospherule!

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