61. SPACE.com -- Something Amazing Every Day Includes launches, landings, sightings, new projects, scientific discoveries, commercial applications Category Science Astronomy news...... about us message boards register at space.com contact us advertise terms of service privacy statement © 19992003 space.com, Inc. http://www.space.com/news/

SEARCH: For a full collections of recent headlines, visit the links below. Link over to SPACE.com's Special Reports section for our full coverage of major space topics and events. NASA Releases Six New Images of Columbia NASA has released six new images captured by an Air Force telescope in Hawaii showing the shuttle Columbia in orbit days before it broke apart during its return to Earth. >>READ MORE Next Shuttle Astronauts Search for Debris ... privacy statement

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The future of online space coverage is about to begin.... FLORIDA TODAY's Space Online has partnered with SPACE.com to create a clear leader in delivering multi-media news and information about Space. For national and international space coverage, visit SPACE.com - the definitive space web site. For news and information on Brevard County and Florida's Space Coast, visit FLORIDA TODAY and floridatoday.com - the Space Coast's leading newspaper.

63. Space Quest 7 News And Rumors @ The Virtual Broomcloset news and information about the game. http://www.wiw.org/~jess/sq7.html

search site: Welcome to the Virtual Broomcloset's exclusive coverage of the recent rumors concerning Sierra's possible revival of the Space Quest series. For information about the now-canceled original Space Quest 7 project headed up by Scott Murphy and Leslie Balfour, have a look at the Broomcloset's original Space Quest 7 archive . You can also check out the website for the unofficial Space Quest 7 fan-game project here News and Rumors Escape Factory Project Cancelled February 7, 2003 - Yeah, yeahI'm back after a brief break from the site. Unfortunately, I return as the bearer of bad tidings for those fans looking forward to a new installment in the Space Quest series. Recently, Escape Factory (the developers of the rumored SQ project) posted this message at their website : "The not-yet-announced project was cancelled after just over a year of development for a variety of reasons. The team is obviously disappointed, but we understand the decision. We have terminated the relationship with our publisher amicably, and have once again begun the process of talking to other publishers about new projects, this time with a bigger and more experienced team." Sources suggest that the "not-yet-announced project" mentioned above was indeed a new game in the Space Quest series. By my count, that makes Roger Wilco fans 0-2 when it comes to Space Quest 7. I hope to check back at some point in the next couple of days with an editorial regarding my thoughts on the past year of Space Quest rumors and their impact on the fan community. Meanwhile, let's hope the

64. SpaceScience.com - Space Science News Includes NASA news stories about their research, live sky events, space weather, and links for educators.Category Science Technology space NASA news...... SUBSCRIBE TO space SCIENCE news! July 14 Solar Radiation Storm Apowerful eruption on the Sun blasted the Earth with radiation. http://www.southpole.com/

Attention Educators Please visit Thursday's Classroom for lesson plans and activities about breaking Science News. Space Weather Corner Today's sunspot number is Updated: 10 Apr 2003 More about Sunspots Space Forecast July 25, 2000 A faint, full-halo coronal mass ejection detected today by SOHO could arrive on July 27th. more information LOOKING UP July 25: Camping Out with the Planets Earth's slender crescent Moon will glide by two brilliant planets in the dawn sky this week as it heads for a close encounter with Mercury on July 29th. This story also reviews the discovery of a new moon around Jupiter, which was announced last week. LOOKING UP July 24: Station Sightings Thanks to a new NASA web site, stargazers can track the progress of the growing International Space Station from their own backyards. Because it reflects sunlight down to Earth, the ISS often looks like a slow-moving star as it crosses the sky. It can even appear as bright as the star Sirius if you know when and where to look. GLOBAL WARMING July 21: Contrary Thermometers Scientists are working to understand why the lower atmosphere isn't heating up as fast as some global warming models predict. The atmosphere appears to be more complex than computer simulations that researchers use to understand our planet's climate.

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66. NASA - News & Features STS107 news The latest news on the loss of Columbia and the ensuing from the Americanpublic to supply video and still iamges of the space Shuttle Columbia on http://www.nasa.gov/news/

+ Home preLoad('/images/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_agency,/images/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_mission,/images/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_science,/images/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_highlights'); NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is the most distant human-made object in the universe. Its twin, Voyager 2, has traveled to more planets than any other in history. Gamma Ray Burst and Supernova Linked High-Energy Transient Explorer satellite detected the burst in the constellation Leo. + Read More Expedition 7 Crew Set to Launch The primary station crew will launch on a Russian Soyuz, April 26, 2003. + View feature Hubble Watches Light From Erupting Star An erupting star's burst of light reveals a spectacular, multicolored bull's eye...or light echo + View feature NASA Selects Medium-Class Explorer Mission NASA selected spacecraft designed to fly through space storms that cause aurora. Launch date: 2007. + Read More Gamma-Ray Burst Reveals Explosive Activity Scientists witnessed the death of a gigantic star and possibly the birth of a brand new, spinning black hole. + View feature Visible Earth A gallery of NASA images of the Earth + View On the Drawing Board See artist's concepts of what future vehicles might look like.

67. NASA - News & Features View. Columbia Investigation news The latest news on the loss of Columbia andthe ensuing Read more 03.18.03 Fun Science Emphasizes space Based Research http://www.nasa.gov/today/

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Top stories Atlas 3 to try again today A last-minute shift in upper level winds delayed Thursday's launch of a Lockheed Martin Atlas 3B rocket carrying a communications satellite to serve the Asia-Pacific region. Another launch attempt is scheduled for 8:08 p.m. EDT today. MISSION STATUS CENTER - updates LAUNCH EVENTS TIMELINE GROUND TRACK MAP ARCHIVED ATLAS COVERAGE Video coverage for subscribers only: VIDEO: NARRATED PREVIEW OF THIS LAUNCH QT VIDEO: PRE-LAUNCH NEWS CONFERENCE HELD THURSDAY QT VIDEO: REPLAY OF LAST YEAR'S MAIDEN ATLAS 3B LAUNCH QT VIDEO: ATLAS 3B ROCKET PRE-LAUNCH PROCESSING QT SUBSCRIBE NOW SIRTF launch delayed The launch of NASA's final "Great Observatory" the Space Infrared Telescope Facility is being delayed due to concerns associated with the Boeing Delta 2 rocket that will send $1.2 billion mission into space, sources said on Thursday. FULL STORY Far-flung supernovae shed light on dark universe Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys have found two supernovae that exploded so long ago they provide new clues about the accelerating universe and its mysterious "dark energy." The supernovae are approximately 5 and 8 billion light-years from Earth. The farther one exploded so long ago the universe may still have been decelerating under its own gravity. FULL STORY Giant solar tadpoles born in explosion Dark features resembling Earth-sized tadpoles were seen swimming in the atmosphere of the Sun after it was heated to millions of degrees following an enormous explosion, according to scientists who made the observation using NASA's Transition Region and Coronal Explorer spacecraft.

69. HSF Clockwise left to right space Shuttle landing; Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin training;Crew of STS85 during press conference; Eileen Collins Current NASA news. http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/spacenews/

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70. NASA Human Space Flight Official NASA site with news and information about the space shuttles, the space station, the Mars Category Kids and Teens School Time space Flight......space Shuttle. Searchers Find Flight Data Recorder. Visit the STS107 CrewMemorial to learn more about space Shuttle Columbia's astronauts. http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/

var firstLevel = ''; This text is today's date, which is automatically generated and may not be accessible with your browser. Ground Search Passes 76-Percent Mark The search for Space Shuttle Columbia debris continues to press ahead in East Texas. As of Thursday, more than 76 percent of the 621,000 assigned acres have been scoured by recovery teams. Visit the STS-107 Crew Memorial to learn more about Space Shuttle Columbia's astronauts. Visit the STS-107 Investigation Reference page View the list of counties in the southwestern United States that may contain shuttle debris. Progress Engines Fired to Raise ISS' Orbit In preparation for the arrival of the Expedition Seven crew and the departure of Expedition Six, Russian flight controllers fired the Progress 10 cargo ship's engines Thursday to raise the orbit of the International Space Station. Read Don Pettit's Space Chronicles.

71. SpaceWeather.com -- News And Information About Meteor Showers, Solar Flares, Aur Forecasts of solar flares and geomagnetic storms, plus daily animations of the sun.Category Science Technology space NASA Utilities...... High latitudes, 024 hr, 24-48 hr. ACTIVE, 30 %, 30 %. MINOR, 30 %, 25 %. SEVERE,10 %, 10 %. What's Up in space 21 Mar 2003 Subscribe to space Weather news! http://www.spaceweather.com/

SpaceWeather.com Science news and information about the Sun-Earth environment. SPACE WEATHER Current Conditions Solar Wind speed: km/s density: protons/cm explanation more data Updated: Today at 1456 UT X-ray Solar Flares 6-hr max: 1440 UT Apr11 24-hr: 0730 UT Apr11 explanation more data Updated: Today at 1455 UT Daily Sun 11 Apr '03 The magnetic field of s unspot 330 is decaying. It no longer poses a threat for strong M-class solar flares. Image credit: SOHO/MDI The Far Side of the Sun This holographic image reveals no big sunspot groups on the far side of the Sun. Image credit: SOHO/MDI Sunspot Number What is the sunspot number? Updated: 10 Apr 2003 Coronal Holes Earth is inside a solar wind stream flowing from the indicated large coronal hole. Image credit: SOHO Extreme UV Telescope. More about coronal holes Interplanetary Mag. Field

72. Space Center Roundup Offers employee newsletter from Johnson space Center, USA.Category Science Technology space news...... and is published biweekly by the JSC Public Affairs Office, for all space centeremployees. June 2002 Page 1 Cover; Page 2 - news; Page 3 - news; Page 4 and 5 http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/pao/roundup/weekly/

The Space Center Roundup is an official publication of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas, and is published biweekly by the JSC Public Affairs Office, for all space center employees. For best results with this online version, you must configure Acrobat Viewer as your helper application. June 2002 June 2002 Page 1 - Cover Page 2 - News Page 3 - News Page 4 and 5 - Feature Page 6 - News Page 7 - News Page 8 - Feature Roundup Archives - Select an Issue - May 2002 April 2002 March 2002 February 2002 January 15, 2002 December 14, 2001 November 30, 2001 October 26, 2001 September 21, 2001 August 24, 2001 August 10, 2001 July 27, 2001 July 13, 2001 June 29, 2001 June 15, 2001 June 1, 2001 May 18, 2001 May 4, 2001 April 6, 2001 March 23, 2001 March 9, 2001 February 23, 2001 February 9, 2001 January 26, 2001 January 12, 2001 December 15, 2000 December 1, 2000 November 17, 2000 November 3, 2000 October 20, 2000 October 6, 2000 September 22, 2000 September 8, 2000 August 25, 2000

73. Cosmiverse - The Space Portal Cosmiverse is a portal for space and science enthusiasts. Includes news, space related material and Category Science Technology space...... space Fact of the Day, Edit. Xrays cannot travel through earth's CosmiverseDaily news, 03/20/2003. Race To Gamma-Ray Burst Reveals http://www.cosmiverse.com/

74. NASA Watch Current and archived news stories on NASA and aerospace related news.Category Science Technology space NASA news...... Current news. For a limited time you can try mspace, spaceRef's new'mobile space' news and information service, for 30 days FREE. http://www.nasawatch.com/

A Reston Communications WARNING! This is not a NASA Website. You might learn something. [ Remember: It's YOUR space agency. Get involved. Take it back. Make it work - for YOU CURRENT EDITION 11 Apr 2003 10:30 AM EDT 1430 GMT CONTACT US nasawatch@reston.com +1.703.787.6567 voice +1.703.787.0377 fax News Tracker News Stories, Press Releases, and Events Calendar. Open it in the morning and leave it running all day. Self-updates every 15 minutes. Science Briefs Previous Briefs: Watch NASA TV Hot Topics COLUMBIA Columbia Media Coverage ISTP Orbital Space Plane ... Faster- Better- Cheaper Search SpaceRef Visit SpaceRef Search More News Astrobiology News Mars News Mission Updates 2001 Mars Odyssey Cassini Chandra Stardust ... Space Station User's Guide NASA Watch News Archives Aircraft All female shuttle crew Budget (NASA) Buyouts ... X-33, -34, -37 External News Cosmic Log , by Alan Boyle, MSNBC ABC sci-tech CBS Space Place CNN space Aviation Now - Aviation Week The Cosmic Mirror Spacecraft Digest James Oberg In Orbit ... Jonathan's Space Report MSNBC space news Spaceflight Now Orlando Sentinel Space , Discovery Canada Space Business Archives Space Chronicle Today@nasa.gov

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77. Space Museum Or Scrap Heap? NASA goes begging for spare parts for its space shuttle program. Pieces of solid rocket boosters on display at an Alabama museum may find a new use in the international space station. Wired news http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/17917.html

78. HoustonChronicle.com - Space Chronicle Recent News Fri. Mar. 21, 2003 space Chronicle RECENT news. Monday, April 30 Bad landing weatherlooming for shuttle astronauts; Shuttle leaves space station after 8 days; http://www.chron.com/content/interactive/space/news/

ARCHIVES EMAIL PRODUCTS Business Columnists ... Sitemap To contact us: E-mail: hci@chron.com Office phone: Main Switchboard: Address: Houston Chronicle 801 Texas Ave. Houston, Texas Links to other U.S. papers Fri. Apr. 11, 2003 RECENT NEWS Monday, April 30 Bad landing weather looming for shuttle astronauts Shuttle leaves space station after 8 days California millionaire arrives at space station Possible traces of Big Bang discovered ... Millionaire tourist promised first-class treatment at Hotel Alpha Sunday, April 29 Endeavour prepares to depart station NASA tries to beat traffic jam in space NASA hears from Pioneer 10 spacecraft after eight-month silence Russia looking for more space tourists ... Tito's Soyuz cleared for space station docking Saturday, April 28 NASA overcomes computer problems, carries out robot-arm work NASA makes progress in computer problems Computer troubles persist at space station Russia ignores NASA's pleas ... Russia says China may take part in ISS space project Friday, April 27 Time running out as engineers scramble to fix station computers NASA awaiting agreement from Russia for two-day mission extension Space station computer glitches delay shuttle mission Source says Russia to go ahead with Soyuz launch Thursday, April 26 Computer problems delay robot-arm work for second straight day Space station's computer woes force delay of robot arm tests Space tourist Tito set to fly if computers fixed Wednesday, April 25

79. JPL News EMPLOYEE newsPAPER. 2003 news Releases 3/13/03, NASA's Mars Odyssey Changes Viewsabout Red Planet. 3/6/03, space Infrared Telescope Facility Arrives at KSC. http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/

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80. NASANEWS The CAIB is visiting the MSFC to learn more about the space Shuttle work managedthere. TO ATTEND news media interested in covering these activities should http://space.mit.edu/nasanews.html

NASA NEWS The following bulletins have been released by NASA public information offices during the last 24 hours (longer over weekends and public holidays). Alternatively, visit the help desk or the archives Date Origin Title 1 Wed Apr 2 19:24 HQ Centennial of Flight Alliances 2 Wed Apr 2 19:34 GSFC El Nino Induced Air Pollution 3 Thu Apr 3 08:31 STScI Hubble Status Report Centennial of Flight Alliances Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 19:24:11 UTC Origin: HQ http://www.centennialofflight.gov ". More information also is available from Julie Breissinger of the Commission on (804) 675-8167. Contents El Nino Induced Air Pollution Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 19:34:54 UTC Origin: GSFC http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/topstory/2003/0328drought.html ". To see the TOMS satellite Web site, visit: " http://toms.gsfc.nasa.gov/ ". For more information about El Nino events on the Internet, visit: " http://www.elNino.noaa.gov/edu.html ". For more information about NASA and Earth Science programs on the Internet, visit: " http://www.nasa.gov

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