Carnival of Space #37
Written by Fraser Cain
Another week, another Carnival of Space. This time, the lucky host is Colony Worlds.
Marvel at the latest images of Mercury. Learn about the rogue black holes that could be cruising through the galaxy. Wonder at what it might take to launch a true interstellar probe.
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Filed under: Carnival of Space
January 18th, 2008 at 11:22 am
With respect to the interstellar probe situation, when will we stop using hypothetical rocket faring situations? When we finally travel to the stars we won't be in shuttles. Once we stop debating that light isn't a particle, we can then begin to manipulate photons to carry our DNA information and body building nano robots to land on an exoplanet.