Carnival of Space 97 is up at Cheap Astro and it has a lot of good articles.
Meridiani Journal looks at the sub-surface water on Titan
Titan is already known to have lakes and seas of liquid methane, but now the evidence is growing that it also harbours a subsurface ocean of water, which may come to the surface periodically via cryovolcanoes (spewing ice or water instead of lava). As the two linked articles describe, studies of Titan’s variable spin rate have bolstered the case for an interior water / ammonia ocean, while new evidence for ice flows resulting from cryovolcanic eruptions have been found on the surface.
A Babe in the Universe explores the many different view and theories of Dark Energy.
Astroengine outlines a new technique to listen out for habitable exoplanets.
Check out this superior edition of the Carnival of Space at Cheap Astro
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