Happy Carl Sagan Day 2011!

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Happy Carl Sagan Day 2011!

Previous post on Carl Sagan:
Carl Sagan – Cosmos Remixed
I’m a history graduate and student, and I love science, of course, so I was very happy to stumble on this list!
List of History of Science Blogs
Also added to the Exoresources blog list.

I long for a day when we don’t need special categories of recognition, but until that time, Online Universities has a nice list of 50 female scientists who are blogging.
Also added to the Exoresources blog list.

The Heavy Metal Universe! That’s the title that got my attention over at ScienceBlogs. I happen to like heavy metal music and Ethan Siegel did a headbangin’ up job describing heavy metals out there.
Just added Seager’s Exoplanet site to the Exoresources page. Very nice professional/personal site detailing exoplanet research at MIT.
Go directly to the site: Sara Seager.
This is a great resource for educators and home schooled kids.
Phil Plait over at Discover’s Bad Astronomy writes about the hidden exoplanets in Hubble data.
For the Apple users out there, a recently updated Exoplanet app. Get daily updates of exoplanet discoveries along with nice galaxy visuals.
Developer, Hanno Rein’s app site.
Adam Reiss engages in a funny discourse with NPR’s Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!, before taking the quiz.
Well, almost. She’s Pascale Ehrenfreund, an astrobiologist. Astrobiolgists study life in all forms in outer space. This can range from organic molecules, the basis for life, to the biological effects of space on plants and animals. Maybe even aliens someday.
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