Carnival of Cosmology: Dark Energy

Update: The Carnival is up! Please go read the excellent contributions.

Calling my cosmology, physics, and astronomy blogger friends! Galileo’s Pendulum will be hosting the first Carnival of Cosmology next Friday, July 27. Our topic is dark energy. Contributors so far are Ethan Siegel, Katie Mack, Kelly Oakes, and of course me, but we’d like to hear from you too. (Sean Carroll‘s wife wrote him a note excusing him from contributing, since he has a book to finish writing.)

Here’s what to do: write a post about dark energy, and send me the link by midnight on Thursday, July 27. I’ll compile the links here, and the carnival shall begin!

8 responses to “Carnival of Cosmology: Dark Energy”

  1. […] special offer to go with it. Next week, a bunch of cosmologists and myself are getting together and all writing about dark energy. And I want you to have your […]

  2. Hi – I took this opportunity to revise old posts and put together a summary article on the still distorted public perception versus the naturalness of dark energy:

    http://www.science20.com/alpha_meme/not_afraid_dark_dark_energy-92314

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  5. I’d love to get in on this! So glad I found out about it in time!

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