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July 18, 2008

Carnival of Space Week 63

Angry Astronomer is hosting the Carnival of Space week 63.

This site supplied the Carnival with the new capabilities that we have to reduce and reverse the Casimir force which could lead to breakthrough space propulsion and being able to tap Zero Point Energy

Babe in the Universe discusses the recent discovery of water on the moon.

Stars With a Bang talks about how humans could potentially travel to and colonize new solar systems if we end up making our own inhospitable.

Check out the Carnival of Space week 63 for much more.

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Posted by bw at 7/18/2008

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