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  1. New look at microwave background may cast doubts on big bang theory(Forwarded)
  2. This Is Not Your Father's Moon Buggy (Forwarded)
  3. MRO's HiRISE Camera Turned On
  4. Mars Global Surveyor Images: September 1-7, 2005
  5. Sandia conducts tests at Solar Tower to benefit future NASA spaceexploration (Forwarded)
  6. Ceres May Be 'Mini Planet' with Water Ice
  7. NASA's Spitzer and Deep Impact Build Recipe for Comet Soup
  8. Field guide for confirming new earth-like planets described (Forwarded)
  9. Water detection at Gusev crater described: Chemical proof for twowet scenarios (Forwarded)
  10. Feasibility of Future Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft Not Yet Known(Forwarded)
  11. NOAA issues space weather warning/Huge Solar Flare Spotted (Forwarded)
  12. Comet Collision 'Armageddon' Unlikely
  13. Cassini Discovers Saturn's Dynamic Clouds Run Deep
  14. Reentry of the Solar X-ray Observatory "Yohkoh" (SOLAR-A)
  15. Father, son reflect on history, future of GPS (Forwarded)
  16. Historic tower at Launch Complex 13 toppled (Forwarded)
  17. Scientific breakthrough will help protect astronauts and spacecraft(Forwarded)
  18. Study Suggests Titan May Hold Keys for Exotic Brand of Life
  19. Study Indicates Ceres May Have Water-Ice Mantle
  20. Work Continues on the Solar System's Three Recently Discovered Objects
  21. NOAA Issues Another Space Weather Warning; Powerful Solar Flare Erupts
  22. Mars Exploration Rover Update - September 9, 2005
  23. Hayabusa Images of Asteroid Itokawa: September 7-10, 2005
  24. Hayabusa Arrives At Asteroid Itokawa
  25. Astronomers Find Farthest Known Gamma-Ray Burst with ESO VLT(Forwarded)
  26. SpaceX Announces the Falcon 9 Fully Reusable Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle
  27. Dusty Old Star Offers Window to Our Future/Texas astronomers, othersfind dead stars collecting dust (Forwarded)
  28. Rapid-Born Planets Present 'Baby Picture' of Our Early Solar System(Forwarded)
  29. [Most distant gamma-ray burst] Discovery confirms explosive predictionmade by astrophysicists in 1999 (Forwarded)
  30. The Doppler and Altimeter Data At Hayabusa Arrival
  31. Hubble Catches Scattered Light from the Boomerang Nebula
  32. Yohkoh Reenters Into Earth's Atmosphere
  33. Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter: Earth-Moon Calibration Image
  34. Black hole without a home (Forwarded)
  35. Mars Global Surveyor Images: September 8-14, 2005
  36. Black Hole in Search of a Home
  37. Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Mission Status - September 14, 2005
  38. Space Cycle tests artificial gravity as solution to muscle loss(Forwarded)
  39. Hayabusa Arrives at Itokawa, Starts Hovering Operations
  40. Ceres: Asteroid or Miniplanet?
  41. Killer 'triple burp' of methane caused massive global warming(Forwarded)
  42. Asteroids Caused the Early Inner Solar System Cataclysm
  43. NASA Will Reveal Secrets of Clouds and Aerosols
  44. Solar Minimum Explodes
  45. NASA Research Finds Green Sand Crystals Are in Comet Tempel 1
  46. Mauna Kea's Giant Eyes Reunite Comet Families
  47. NIST Shielding Data Help Launch Shuttle (Forwarded)
  48. Small satellite could mean big changes (Forwarded)
  49. Cassini Update - September 16, 2005
  50. Asteroid Itokawa Composite Color Image
  51. Cassini Radar Images Show Dramatic Shoreline on Titan
  52. Ghostly Spokes in Saturn's Rings Spotted by Cassini
  53. International Space Station Status Report #45 - 2005
  54. JSC director and congressman to brief media
  55. NASA announces media teleconference for Mars discoveries
  56. NASA plans to resume work at Michoud Assembly Facility
  57. Griffin's statement on the retierement of Langly's Roy Bridges
  58. 'Alpine' landscape on the Moon
  59. NASA Administrator names Morrell chief of staff
  60. NASA Ames to Host Sally Ride Science Festival for Girls
  61. Arianespace to launch THAICOM 5
  62. Ariane 5 rolls out to the Spaceport's Final Assembly Building for payload integration
  63. Mars Exploration Rover Update - September 16, 2005
  64. Mars Exploration Rover Update - September 19, 2005
  65. Earliest meteorites provide new piece in planetary formation puzzle(Forwarded)
  66. New star survey sheds light on the evolution of galaxies (Forwarded)
  67. Case Western Reserve U. astronomers find vast stellar web spun bycolliding galaxies (Forwarded)
  68. Hubble Finds Mysterious Disk of Blue Stars Around Black Hole
  69. Orbiter's Long Life Helps Scientists Track Changes on Mars
  70. Deep Impact Comet May Have Formed in Giant Planets Region (Forwarded)
  71. Mars Global Surveyor Images: September 15-21, 2005
  72. A Cosmic Baby-Boom: Large Population of Galaxies Found in the YoungUniverse with ESO's VLT (Forwarded)
  73. NRL's Forward Technology Solar Cell Experiment flies as part ofMISSE5 aboard Space Shuttle Discovery mission (Forwarded)
  74. Ferreting Out The First Stars (Forwarded)
  75. First Baby Photo of Stellar Twins (Forwarded)
  76. Cassini: Tethys and Hyperion Flybys in September 24 & 26
  77. Hayabusa Project Team Proposes Names for Asteroid Itokawa Features
  78. Tycho's Remnant Provides Shocking Evidence for Cosmic Rays (Forwarded)
  79. Royal Astronomical Society statement on the proposed abolition ofleap seconds (Forwarded)
  80. Mars Doubles in Brightness
  81. Voyager 1: Messages from the Edge (Forwarded)
  82. Mars Exploration Rover Update - September 22, 2005
  83. Cassini Update - September 23, 2005
  84. Mars Exploration Rover Update - September 23, 2005
  85. Supernova Explosion May Have Caused Mammoth Extinction
  86. Space Calender - September 26, 2005
  87. Secrets of the deep may hold key to life on other planets (Forwarded)
  88. 'Through the looking glass' -- the Universe at your computer(Forwarded)
  89. Desert Pathfinder at Work: Sub-millimetre APEX telescope inauguratedat Chajnantor (Forwarded)
  90. Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station Celebrates First Half Century(Forwarded)
  91. Mars Global Surveyor Images: September 22-28, 2005
  92. Meteorites Offer Glimpse of the Early Earth, Say Purdue Scientists
  93. Station Keeping History of Hayabusa at Itokawa
  94. Physicists say universe evolution favored three and seven dimensions(Forwarded)
  95. Cassini Buzzes Hyperion
  96. Craters and Chasms on Tethys
  97. Mars Exploration Rover Update - September 29, 2005
  98. NASA Takes Giant Step Toward Finding Earth-Like Planets
  99. Cassini's Doubleheader Flybys Score Home Run
  100. Cassini Update - September 30, 2005
  101. NASA Selects Team to Build Lunar Lander
  102. Study casts doubt on 'Snowball Earth' theory (Forwarded)
  103. Sun's Direct Role in Global Warming May Be Underestimated, DukePhysicists Report (Forwarded)
  104. Moon Discovered Orbiting Solar System's 10th Planet (2003 UB313)
  105. Black Holes Aren't So Black (Forwarded)
  106. Mars Exploration Rover Update - October 3, 2005
  107. Moon discovered orbiting 10th planet: New class of satellitesdiscovered (Forwarded)
  108. NASA Space Observatories Glimpse Faint Afterglow of Nearby Stellar Explosion
  109. The Da Vinci Glow
  110. Hayabusa Update - October 4, 2005
  111. Mars Global Surveyor Images: September 29 - October 5, 2005
  112. In A Flash NASA Helps Solve 35-Year-Old Cosmic Mystery
  113. Titan's Enigmatic Infrared-Bright Spot is Surface Make-Up
  114. ISPRS Mid-Term Symposium May 2006
  115. CMU Postdoctoral Study 'Rocks' With Mars Similarities
  116. Flashes Shed Light on Cosmic Clashes (Forwarded)
  117. HETE satellite solves mystery of short gamma ray bursts (Forwarded)
  118. NASA'S Gravity Probe B Mission Completes Data Collection (Forwarded)
  119. Putting relativity to the test, NASA's Gravity Probe B experimentis one step away from revealing if Einstein was right (Forwarded)
  120. Opening the Door to New Materials for Exploration (Forwarded)
  121. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: October 6-7, 2005
  122. Cassini Update - October 7, 2005
  123. NIST Atomic Fountain Clock Gets Much Better with Time (Forwarded)
  124. CryoSat: Network countdown im ESOC gestartet
  125. Ulysses, fifteen years and going strong
  126. International Space Station Status Report #49 - 2005
  127. NASA and ZERO-G Test Space Shuttle Runway Program
  128. PanAmSat's Galaxy 15 is installed on the Ariane 5 launcher
  129. CryoSat - Set for launch
  130. Expedition 11 Preps for Departure
  131. CryoSat Mission lost due to launch failure
  132. Mars Exploration Rover Update - October 10, 2005
  133. Cassini: Dione Flyby on October 11
  134. Mars Exploration Rover Update - October 11, 2005
  135. ars Global Surveyor Images: October 6-12, 2005
  136. NASA discovers life's building blocks are common in space (Forwarded)
  137. Circumstellar Disk Cradles Young Massive Star (Forwarded)
  138. Adaptive optics produces ultrasharp images of sunspot (Forwarded)
  139. Dr. Richard B. Dunn Passes Away (Forwarded)
  140. Researchers Find a Potential Key to Human Immune Suppression inSpace (Forwarded)
  141. Lady in Red: Andromeda Galaxy Shines in Spitzer's Eyes
  142. The Colossal Cosmic Eye: ESO's VLT Captures Image of Spiral GalaxyNGC 1350 (Forwarded)
  143. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: October 10-14, 2005
  144. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: October 10-14, 2005
  145. Mars' Climate in Flux: Mid-Latitude Glaciers (Forwarded)
  146. Astrophysics Team Wins International Award for Radio TelescopeTechnology (Forwarded)
  147. Five years of Canadian involvement in Charter for monitoring disasters(Forwarded)
  148. Cassini-Huygens mission celebrates anniversary (Forwarded)
  149. Integral: three years of insight into the violent cosmos (Forwarded)
  150. Spacecraft to investigate if Venus's lack of magnetism is the causeof her inhospitable atmosphere (Forwarded)
  151. Math Unites The Celestial And The Atomic (Forwarded)
  152. New Map Provides More Evidence Mars Once Like Earth (Forwarded)
  153. Spacecraft to forecast outages impacting U.S. military communicationlinks (Forwarded)
  154. Firm foundation laid for premier research and development spacecraft(Forwarded)
  155. Feeding the Monster: New VLT Images Reveal the Surroundings of aSuper-massive Black Hole (Forwarded)
  156. A Galactic Space Halo -- NGC2403 (Forwarded)
  157. Mars Exploration Rovers Update - October 17, 2005
  158. Royal Astronomical Society Commission study on U.K. participationin human space exploration (Forwarded)
  159. Mars Looms Big and Bright as It Swings Close to Earth (Forwarded)
  160. Cassini Update - October 14, 2005
  161. Mars Global Surveyor Images: October 13-19, 2005
  162. Stardust Team Prepares for Return of Science Canister
  163. Stormy Weather: Titan's Engimatic Cloud Band is Convective
  164. NASA Grant Will Fund New Research on Mars with the Spirit and Opportunity Rovers
  165. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: October 17-21, 2005
  166. NASA'S Spitzer Finds Failed Stars May Succeed in Planet Business
  167. Cassini Update - October 21, 2005
  168. A Temperature Map of Comet Tempel 1
  169. Lowell Observatory Announces Completion of Discovery Channel Telescope Primary Mirror Blank
  170. Cracks or Cryovolcanoes? Surface Geology Creates Clouds on Titan
  171. This Supernova Just Won't Fade Away (Forwarded)
  172. MIT space cameras take first pictures (Forwarded)
  173. Obituary: Alastair G.W. Cameron, Noted Astrophysicist and Space Scientist
  174. Tile Test System Could Make Space Shuttle Safer (Forwarded)
  175. Mars Exploration Rovers Update - October 21, 2005
  176. Animation of asteroid Itokawa's rotation (Forwarded)
  177. Geologists Uncover New Evidence About the Rise of Oxygen on Earth(Forwarded)
  178. Interdisciplinary Scientists Propose Paradigm Shift in Robotic SpaceExploration (Forwarded)
  179. "First Light" for the Large Binocular Telescope (Forwarded)
  180. NASA Internet software zooms to nearly anywhere on Moon in 3-D(Forwarded)
  181. Cassini Titan Flyby on October 28
  182. Ice Beneath Mars Is Asking, 'Can you Hear Me Now?'
  183. Orbital Evolution of Asteroid Itokawa
  184. Mars Global Surveyor Images: October 20-26, 2005
  185. SpaceDev and Starsys Sign Merger Agreement
  186. Cassini Finds Prometheus a Sculptor of Saturn's Rings
  187. Space Calendar - October 27, 2005
  188. Hayabusa Succeeds in Observing the 'Opposition Surge' of Itokawa
  189. Canada will land instrument on Mars to study weather (Forwarded)
  190. Cassini reveals more about Saturn's F ring (Forwarded)
  191. First Giant Magellan Telescope Mirror Casting is 'Perfect'
  192. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: October 24-28, 2005
  193. Cassini Update - October 28, 2005
  194. Managing Murphy's Law on Mars
  195. Cutting edge microsatellite achieves milestones (Forwarded)
  196. Current Status of Hayabusa Mission and Events Scheduled in November(Forwarded)
  197. All around a small world [asteroid Itokawa] ! (Forwarded)
  198. Mars Exploration Rover Update - October 31, 2005
  199. NASA's Hubble Reveals Possible New Moons Around Pluto
  200. Mars Express PFS spectrometer back at work (Forwarded)
  201. Mars Global Surveyor Images: October 27 - November 2, 2005
  202. Astronomers Get Closest Look Yet At Milky Way's Mysterious Core(Forwarded)
  203. Methane-Producing Organisms Found in Utah Desert
  204. Mars Exploration Rover Update - November 2, 2005
  205. Scientists See Light that May Be from First Objects in Universe(Forwarded)
  206. Neutron Star Discovered Where a Black Hole Was Expected (Forwarded)
  207. Venus Express launch set for 9 November (Forwarded)
  208. MINERVA To Explore The Surface of Itokawa
  209. Hubble Image: Mars Kicks Up The Dust As It Makes Closest Approach To Earth
  210. Venus Mission May Hold Surprises For Scientists And Public, Says CU Prof
  211. Hayabusa's Scientific and Engineering Achievements during ProximityOperations around Asteroid Itokawa (Forwarded)
  212. Ultrasound -- a diagnostic tool for space, sports and more (Forwarded)
  213. Hayabusa descent to asteroid Itokawa aborted (Forwarded)
  214. Ten Years and Over Two Billion Kilometres for RADARSAT-1 (Forwarded)
  215. Canadian Space Industry Contributes to Water Management in Africa(Forwarded)
  216. Cosmic Portrait of a Perturbed Family (Forwarded)
  217. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: October 31 - November 4, 2005
  218. Cassini Update - November 4, 2005
  219. Cosmic Cloudshine: Its Beauty Is More Than Skin Deep (Forwarded)
  220. Mars Exploration Rovers Update - November 4, 2005
  221. Hayabusa's Practice Descent (Rehearsal) on November 4th
  222. Envisat shows behemoth B-15A iceberg breaking up (Forwarded)
  223. ERS altimeter survey shows growth of Greenland Ice Sheet interior(Forwarded)
  224. Venus Express team in launch countdown (Forwarded)
  225. What does 'almost nothing' weigh? Florida State U. physicist aimsto find out (Forwarded)
  226. Venus Express En Route to Probe the Planet's Hidden Mysteries
  227. Mars Global Surveyor Images: November 3-9, 2005
  228. Simulations Show Liquid Water Could Exist on Mars
  229. Cassini Spacecraft Provides Compelling Evidence for Patterns Resembling Spokes on a Pinwheel in Saturn's Outer Ring
  230. Twin APL-Built Solar Probes Shipped to NASA Goddard for Pre-launch Tests
  231. Spitzer Captures Cosmic Mountains of Creation
  232. How do massive stars form? (Forwarded)
  233. Star on the Run (Forwarded)
  234. Einstein's relativity theory proven with the 'lead' of a pencil(Forwarded)
  235. Young Stars Sculpt Gas with Powerful Outflows
  236. Antarctica is a Hot Spot for UA Researchers Hunting Meteorites for Science
  237. Hayabusa Approached Within 70 Meters of Itokawa
  238. Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: November 7-11, 2005
  239. Meet the First Woman to Drive on Mars!
  240. Jupiter's Massive Winds Likely Generated From Deep Inside ItsInterior, Scientists Report (Forwarded)
  241. Organised Wind Chaos on Jupiter (Forwarded)
  242. Cassini Update - November 11, 2005
  243. MESSENGER Team Prepares for December Maneuver
  244. Mars Exploration Rovers Update - November 11, 2005
  245. Free Lectures on Exploring Pluto
  246. Arianespace Flight Spaceway 2 - Telkom 2: launch delayed by 48 hours
  247. Arianespace's heavy-lift Ariane 5 ECA is ready for launch
  248. Boeing Air Force Space Systems Wins Northrop Grumman Supplier Excellence Award
  249. Sea Launch Delivers Inmarsat-4 Satellite to Orbit
  250. Boeing to Discuss Space Station Testbed Options at AAS Conference