Another new Carnival of Space, this time with Dear Astronomer, a.k.a. Ray Sanders. You may have noticed Ray has penned a few articles for Universe Today lately (see here, here and here, for example!) and we look forward to more great articles from Ray. But in the meantime, check out Carnival of Space #210, and browse around the Dear Astronomer site, where you can ask questions about astronomy and science and find news and astronomy-related product reviews.
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