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June 05, 2008

Carnival of Space Week 57

The Carnival of Space 57 is up at Out of the Cradle

This site contributed an article about some problems with lorentz propulsion tests but success with the SpaceX Falcon 9

International Space Development day 1

International Space Development day 2

International Space Development day 3

Babe in the Universe also had International space development coverage


There is covereage of the Mars Phoenix lander

Check out the carnival for more.

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Posted by bw at 6/05/2008

Labels: carnival of space, Mars, science, space, technology

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