The first Carnival of Cosmology was a success, so we’re doing another one this month too! Our theme this time is “Observational Challenges”—defined broadly or narrowly. The Carnival will be on Friday, August 31, so please submit your contributions to me before 11:59 PM US Eastern time on Thursday, August 30.
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Astronomy, Physics, and Related Fields
- Astronomy Photographs by Thierry Legault
- Astronomy Picture of the Day
- Bad Astronomy (old site)
- Bad Astronomy (Phil Plait's current blog)
- Cocktail Party Physics (Jennifer Oullette)
- CosmoQuest!
- Dot Physics (Rhett Alain)
- Life, Unbounded (Caleb Scharf)
- Planetary Society Blog (Emily Lakdawalla)
- Preposterous Universe (Sean Carroll)
- Skulls in the Stars (Greg Gbur)
- Starts With a Bang (Ethan Siegel)
- Uncertain Principles (Chad Orzel)
Biology, Geology, Evolution, and General Scientific Goodness
Science and Society
- A Blog Around the Clock (Bora Zivkovic)
- All Things Education (Rachel Levy)
- Boundary Vision (Marie-Claire Shanahan)
- Cedar's Digest (Cedar Riener)
- Culture of Science (Sheril Kirshenbaum)
- Double X Science (Emily Willingham and others)
- ScienceSeeker (science blog aggregator)
- The Finch and the Pea
- This is What a Scientist Looks Like
DrMRFrancis on Twitter
- @drskyskull I think I lost any desire to have a kitten now. Thanks! 10 hours ago
- @orzelc Yeah, Cavendish was special. It's not wise to diagnose over a distance of centuries, but he probably had some sort of mental illness 10 hours ago
- @orzelc Drawback: Schwinger's personality. 10 hours ago
- @DrRubidium Awesome! 10 hours ago
- @biochembelle First I've heard of it. I always miss the parties, though. 11 hours ago
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