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August 14, 2008

Carnival of Space #67

Carnival of Space #67 is up at next generation blog at discovery.com

Centauri Dreams looks at space anomalies and implications in regards to the search for extraterrestrial life

This site contributed the article on progress to radiation protection

21st century waves considers the future of nasa and the economic impact of exploration

There is a lot more, check out Carnival of Space #67.

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Posted by bw at 8/14/2008

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Carnival of Space #67
Carnival of Space #67 is up at next generation blog at discovery.com

Centauri Dreams looks at space anomalies and implications in regards to the search for extraterrestrial life

This site contributed the article on progress to radiation protection

21st century waves considers the future of nasa and the economic impact of exploration

There is a lot more, check out Carnival of Space #67.
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