This is a list of our readers’ favorite posts for November, 2008, based on the number of times each post was visited during November.

For current lists of readers’ favorite posts for all previous months please click HERE.
For updated lists of readers’ favorite posts for the last 7 days and for all-time, please click HERE.

The list below includes both Daily Wavelet posts and the State of the Wave posts.

This list gives only the top 5 favorites in order of reader preference. All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

NOVEMBER, 2008 — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Lessons Lewis & Clark Teach Us About the Human Future in Space — 8/17/08
2) Forecasting the Next 20 Years in Space — State of the Wave, Friday 9/12/08 — 9/14/08
3) “A United, Global Effort for Long-Term Human Space Exploration?” — Why Not? — 11/08/08
4) State of the Wave, Geopolitical & Economic Focus — Monday 10/27/08 — 10/28/08
5) The New Cuban Space Center and Vladimir Bonaparte — 10/8/08

This is a recent sample of the intriguing ways 21stCenturyWaves.com is being portrayed on the web. Apologies if I couldn’t mention you this time.

Thanks to everyone who’s visited 21stCenturyWaves.com.

Colonizing Mars Project — Key Largo School, Key Largo, FL
Great Mars colonization site! Thanks for linking to: A New NASA for Colonization of Mars and the Moon

Alien Worlds Mag.com
Thanks to Stuart Miller for featuring my post:
How We Could Spot Nearby Space Aliens

One Astronomer’s Noise
“The case for an international effort to move humanity into space is made at 21st Century Waves, including quotes from Jerry Grey at the recent International Astronautical Congress. This may be the best way to take advantage of economic and cultural booms and move further into space as one, united humankind.”
Thanks to Nicole for featuring: “A United, Global Effort for Long-Term Human Space Exploration?” — Why Not?

Res Communis, University of Mississippi School of Law
Thanks to PJ Blount for featuring: “A United, Global Effort for Long-Term Human Space Exploration?” — Why Not?

The Abstracted Engineer
Although I’m not an isolationist (!), thanks for featuring: U.S. Losing “Dominance” in Space?

Free Economy Blogs.com
Thanks for featuring:
State of the Wave, Geopolitical & Economic Focus — Monday 10/27/08

This is an updated biweekly list of our readers’ favorite posts, based on the number of times each post was visited during the times indicated below. The lists below include both Daily Wavelet posts and State of the Wave posts.

Timeframes of the readers’ lists below are: I) Favorites over the Last 7 Days, and II) All-Time Favorites (the first daily post was published on 5/11/08).

To see readers’ favorite posts for each previous month, click HERE.

The lists below give only the top 5 favorites in each category in order of reader preference.
Both lists are updated every other week on Friday afternoons.
All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

Updated 11/14/08

I. THE LAST 7 DAYS — Readers’ Favorites

1) “A United, Global Effort for Long-Term Human Space Exploration?” — Why Not? — 11/08/08
2) 10 Lessons Lewis & Clark Teach Us About the Human Future in Space — 8/17/08
3) Forecasting the Next 20 Years in Space — State of the Wave, Friday 9/12/08 — 9/14/08
4) India Takes AIm for the Moon! — 8/23/08
5) State of the Wave, Geopolitical and Economic Focus — Monday, 10/27/08 — 10/28/08

II. ALL-TIME — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08
3) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08
4) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08
5) Major Wars Threaten Future Space Initiatives — 7/12/08

This is an updated list of our readers’ favorite posts, based on the number of times each post was visited during the times indicated below. The lists below include both Daily Wavelet posts and State of the Wave posts (for the first time).

The timeframes of the readers’ lists below are: I) Favorites over the Last 7 Days, and II) All-Time Favorites (the first daily post was published on 5/11/08).

To see readers’ favorite posts for each previous month, click HERE.

The lists below give only the top 5 favorites in each category in order of reader preference.
Both lists are updated every other week on Friday afternoons.
All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

Updated 10/31/08

I. THE LAST 7 DAYS — Readers’ Favorites

1) Forecasting the Next 20 Years in Space — State of the Wave, Friday 9/12/08 — 9/14/08
2) Space Week in New Mexico! — 10/27/08
3) State of the Wave, Geopolitical and Economic Focus — Monday, 10/27/08 — 10/28/08
4) The New Cuban Space Center and Vladimir Bonaparte — 10/08/08
5) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08

II. ALL-TIME — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08
3) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08
4) Gallup Polls Support Maslow Window Forecasts — 6/20/08
5) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08

This is a list of our readers’ favorite posts for October, 2008, based on the number of times each post was visited during October.

For current lists of readers’ favorite posts for all previous months please click HERE.
For updated lists of readers’ favorite posts for the last 7 days and for all-time, please click HERE.

The list below includes both Daily Wavelet posts and the State of the Wave posts (for the first time).

This list gives only the top 5 favorites in order of reader preference. All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

OCTOBER, 2008 — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) Major Wars Threaten Future Space Initiatives — 7/12/08
3) Forecasting the Next 20 Years in Space — State of the Wave, Friday 9/12/08 — 9/14/08
4) The New Cuban Space Center and Vladimir Bonaparte — 10/8/08
5) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08

This is an updated list of our readers’ favorite posts, based on the number of times each post was visited during the times indicated below.

Although the State of the Wave posts are very popular, the lists below include only Daily Wavelet posts.

The timeframes of the readers’ lists below are: I) Favorites over the Last 7 Days, and II) All-Time Favorites (the first daily post was published on 5/11/08).

To see readers’ favorite posts for each previous month, click HERE.

Both lists below give only the top 5 favorites in each category in order of reader preference.

Both lists are updated every other week on Friday afternoons.
All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

Updated 10/17/08

I. THE LAST 7 DAYS — Readers’ Favorites

1) Major Wars Threaten Future Space Initiatives — 7/12/08
2) “Warp 10, Scotty!” — 10/11/08
3) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
4) The New Cuban Space Center and Vladimir Bonaparte — 10/08/08
5) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08

II. ALL-TIME — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08
3) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08
4) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08
5) The Way MEPs Really Work — 6/16/08

This is a recent sample of the intriguing ways 21stCenturyWaves.com is being portrayed on the web. A more complete list will be posted routinely in the future. Apologies if I couldn’t mention you this time.

Thanks to everyone who’s visited 21stCenturyWaves.com.

Carnival of Space no. 74: the Orion Arm, Vladimir Bonaparte and Watermelon Planet edition
“21st Century Waves contributed a geopolitical view of space with the post, “The New Cuban Space Center and Vladimir Bonaparte,” which I nominate for best blog post title of the week.” Thanks to Wayne Hall for featuring the Vladimir Bonaparte post.

Scott’s: Latest News Stories
Thanks to Scott S in Atlanta for featuring the post: The New Cuban Space Center and Vladimir Bonaparte

HobbySpace.com
Briefs: Dream Chaser on Atlas V; Soyuz durability
Thanks to Clark S. Lindsey (“TopSpacer”) for including my post:
For 2010 — A Dream Chaser Come True?

Res Communis – The University of Mississippi School of Law
Library: A Round-up of Reading
Thanks to P. J. Blount for posting my AIAA Space 2008 Conference presentation given recently in San Diego.

La Orilla Cosmica
This is a wonderful website and I appreciate their comments. Their portrayal of my “200 Years” figure is definitely eye-catching and it’s a great idea! I’m redoing the plot myself and will soon feature it similarly on 21stCenturyWaves.com
Thanks Gouki!

Final Frontier
Great website! Danke to Matthias Meier for featuring my site on his and generating all the interesting comments.

This is an updated list of our readers’ favorite posts, based on the number of times each post was visited during the times indicated below.

Although the State of the Wave posts are very popular, the lists below include only Daily Wavelet posts.

The timeframes of the readers’ lists below are: I) All-Time Favorites (the first daily post was published on 5/11/08), and II) Favorites over the Last 7 Days. To see readers’ favorite posts for each previous month, click HERE.

Both lists below give only the top 5 favorites in each category in order of reader preference.

Both lists are updated every other week on Friday afternoons.
All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

Updated 10/3/08

I. ALL-TIME — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08
3) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08
4) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08
5) The Way MEPs Really Work — 6/16/08

II. THE LAST 7 DAYS — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) Major Wars Threaten Future Space Initiatives — 7/12/08
3) Celebrating the Telescope and Mexican Soap Operas…! — 9/28/08
4) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08
5) The Mackinac Bridge…A Spectacular 1950s Secondary MEP — 7/18/08

This is a list of our readers’ favorite posts for September, 2008, based on the number of times each post was visited during September.

For current lists of readers’ favorite posts for all previous months please click HERE.
For updated lists of readers’ favorite posts for the last 7 days and for all-time, please click HERE.

Although the bi-weekly State of the Wave posts are very popular, the lists below include only Daily Wavelet posts.

All lists below give only the top 5 favorites in order of reader preference. All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

SEPTEMBER, 2008 — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08
3) Gallup Polls Support Maslow Window Forecasts — 6/20/08
4) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08
5) Taikonaut to Take a Walk — 6/13/08

ALSO…

21stCenturyWaves.com is again happily participating in the Carnival of Space (#73), this week hosted by Alice’s Astro Info. If you’d like to sample a number of excellent space-related weblogs, please click HERE.

This is an updated list of our readers’ favorite posts, based on the number of times each post was visited during the times indicated below.

Although the State of the Wave posts are very popular, the lists below include only Daily Wavelet posts.

The timeframes of the readers’ lists below are: I) All-Time Favorites (the first daily post was published on 5/11/08), and II) Favorites over the Last 7 Days. To see readers’ favorite posts for each previous month, click HERE.

Both lists below give only the top 5 favorites in each category in order of reader preference.

Both lists are updated every other week on Friday afternoons.
All posts below are clickable and their publishing dates are given.

Updated 9/19/08

I. ALL-TIME — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) How Great Explorations Really Work — 7/10/08
3) Is Obama the Next One? — 5/15/08
4) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08
5) Gallup Polls Support Maslow Window Forecasts — 6/20/08

II. THE LAST 7 DAYS — Readers’ Favorites

1) 10 Reasons Why China is Good for Space — 6/22/08
2) NASA’s Challenging Future..! — 8/1/08
3) Forecasting the Next 20 Years in Space — 9/14/08
4) Gallup Polls Support Maslow Window Forecasts — 6/20/08
5) Why the World is Not Going to End — 8/28/08