Carnivals of Space for the Holidays!

We’ve just finished up a holiday weekend here in the States. Have you taken a vacation from space news, too? Well catch up with the Carnival of Space!

Week 380 is hosted by Stefan Lamoureux at Links Through Space. Read on for stories of:

• a black hole neutrino factory,
• the reasons behind the color of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, and
• the next generation planet hunting telescope.

Week 381 is hosted at Photos for Space by Joe, with updates about:

• crew swap on the International Space Station,
• free space printables, and
• an alignment of quasars.

Week 382 has just been posted by Pam Haffman and Everyday Spacer! Check out the holiday week stories of:

• The “Year in Space” calendar,
• a remastered view of Europa,
• women in x-ray astronomy, and
• hot super-Earths.

The Carnival of Space is a traveling list of the week’s best astronomy blog posts as submitted by bloggers from around the world. Find out more about the Carnival of Space at Universe Today.

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