61. SpaceWeather.com -- News And Information About Meteor Showers, Solar Flares, Aur SEVERE, 05 %, 05 %. What s Up in space 25 May 2004 Subscribe to space Weather news Would you like a call when the space station flies over your home town? http://www.spaceweather.com/

SPACE WEATHER Current Conditions Solar Wind speed: km/s density: protons/cm explanation more data Updated: Today at 0304 UT X-ray Solar Flares 6-hr max: 2010 UT Jun11 24-hr: 2010 UT Jun11 explanation more data Updated: Today at 2355 UT Daily Sun 11 Jun '04 None of the spots on the sun today pose a threat for strong solar flares. Image credit: SOHO/MDI The Far Side of the Sun This holographic image reveals a medium-sized sunspot group on the far side of the Sun. Image credit: SOHO/MDI Sunspot Number What is the sunspot number? Updated: 10 Jun 2004 Interplanetary Mag. Field B total nT B z nT north explanation more data Updated: Today at 0305 UT Coronal Holes There are no big coronal holes on the Earth-facing side of the sun today. Image credit: SOHO Extreme UV Imager SPACE WEATHER NOAA Forecasts Solar Flares Probabilities for a medium-sized ( M-class ) or a major ( X-class ) solar flare during the next 24/48 hours are tabulated below.

62. NASA - News - Highlights Expedition 8 and Expedition 9 gather inside the Zvezda Service Module. International space Station Expedition 9 crew moves in, Expedition 8 landed safely. http://www.nasa.gov/news/highlights/

The nasa.gov site requires that JavaScripts be enabled in your browser. For instructions, click here + Low Bandwidth + Contact NASA + Home preLoad('/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_launches,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_special,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_visiting,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_agency,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_mission,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_research,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_archives,/templateimages/navigation/leftnav/news/nav_left_highlights'); On March 16, 1926, Dr. Robert H. Goddard successfully launched the first liquid fueled rocket. The launch took place at Auburn, Massachusetts, and is regarded by flight historians to be as significant as the Wright Brothers flight at Kitty Hawk. + More NASA Facts... NASA Values Safety, NASA Family, Excellence and Integrity. + Read More Administrator's Tribute to President Reagan Legacy: Unbridled support for space exploration. + Read More Venus Transit: June 8 Rare Celestial Event.

63. Space Quest 7 News And Rumors @ The Virtual Broomcloset news and information about the canceled (?) 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. NASA Space Science And Astronomy News What's new in NASA's space science programs. http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/oss/whatsnew.html

65. Space & Astronomy News - News In Science - The Lab - Australian Broadcasting Cor space Astronomy news. Beagle landing. Is there anybody out there? Beagle 2 vanished without trace, perhaps after a Martian dust storm (Image Medialab, ESA). http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/space/default.htm

Science Home News in Science Features Explore ... Play Getting closer: the Cassini spacecraft returned this image of Saturn in May (Image: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute) Full story. Cassini nears Phoebe, Saturn's dark moon The Cassini space probe will take the closest look yet at Saturn's dark, rough and contrary moon Phoebe when it flies past this weekend. >> more Friday, 11 June 2004 Pregnant flyers warned of radiation Pregnant crew members and passengers and people who fly often on long-distance flights may be at risk from low doses of solar radiation, according to Australian and U.S. scientists. >> more Thursday, 10 June 2004 Venus transit bogs down servers An unprecedented load on internet servers from people wanting to watch webcasts of the transit of Venus yesterday caught web managers unawares, some having to bring on board new supercomputers to deal with the load. >> more Wednesday, 9 June 2004 Transit of Venus: it's a gas Astronomers will be watching Venus as it transits the Sun later today to learn more about the planet's atmosphere. >> more Tuesday, 8 June 2004

66. Space & Astronomy News - News In Science - The Lab - Australian Broadcasting Cor space Astronomy news. Milky Way. Astronomers will have to redraw the map of the Milky Way (Image NASA). Full story. Milky Way has an extra sweeping arm. http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/space/

Science Home News in Science Features Explore ... Play Getting closer: the Cassini spacecraft returned this image of Saturn in May (Image: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute) Full story. Cassini nears Phoebe, Saturn's dark moon The Cassini space probe will take the closest look yet at Saturn's dark, rough and contrary moon Phoebe when it flies past this weekend. >> more Friday, 11 June 2004 Pregnant flyers warned of radiation Pregnant crew members and passengers and people who fly often on long-distance flights may be at risk from low doses of solar radiation, according to Australian and U.S. scientists. >> more Thursday, 10 June 2004 Venus transit bogs down servers An unprecedented load on internet servers from people wanting to watch webcasts of the transit of Venus yesterday caught web managers unawares, some having to bring on board new supercomputers to deal with the load. >> more Wednesday, 9 June 2004 Transit of Venus: it's a gas Astronomers will be watching Venus as it transits the Sun later today to learn more about the planet's atmosphere. >> more Tuesday, 8 June 2004

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Spaceflight Now + Premium video content for our Spaceflight Now Plus subscribers Crew remembers Reagan The two-man crew living aboard the International Space Station pays tribute to President Ronald Reagan. (2min 20sec file) Play video Rover enters crater Ride along with Oppportunity as the rover drives into and back out of Endurance Crater on June 8. Play video Tuesday's Mars briefing Plans to drive the Mars rover Opportunity into Endurance Crater and new results from Spirit's search for past water at Gusev Crater are announced at this briefing from June 8. (38min 18sec file) Play video Drive path Opportunity's path into Endurance Crater and plans for the drive are explained by mission manager Jim Erickson. (1min 28sec file) Play video Crater science The rover lead scientist, Steve Squyres, explains what Opportunity will study inside Endurance Crater and what the results would say about Mars. (3min 09sec file) Play video Columbia Hills Steve Squyres, rover principal investigator, narrates a new panorama from Spirit showing the Columbia Hills. (2min 01sec file) Play video Tribute to Reagan This retrospective remembers President Ronald Reagan's influence on spaceflight, including support for the space shuttle program, proposing the space station and his speech at the Challenger memorial. (6min 34sec file)

68. Spaceflight Now | STS-107 | Mission Status Center said. 1700 GMT (1200 pm EST) Today s NASA news conference from Johnson space Center has been delayed until 430 pm EST. 1420 GMT http://spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts107/status.html

BY JUSTIN RAY Reload this page for the very latest. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2003 A military radar system shows indications that an object might have separated from the shuttle Columbia in orbit, prompting a review of telemetry by NASA flight controllers to look for signs of anything - including impact by high-velocity space debris - that might have contributed to the shuttle's breakup Feb. 1 during re-entry. Read our full story FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2003 After a day of media speculation about Air Force imagery reportedly showing clear evidence of structural damage at or near the leading edge of the shuttle Columbia's left wing, NASA released a single blurry frame late today that raised more questions than it answered. Read our full story 1830 GMT (1:30 p.m. EST) A large section of one of the shuttle Columbia's wings has been found near Fort Worth, a NASA official said today, but it's not yet clear whether it's the right wing or the left, the one that suffered a catastrophic structural problem during the ship's re-entry Saturday. Read our full story 1530 GMT (10:30 a.m. EST)

69. Spacetoday.net: View News Links By Category news in brief. Beagle 2 failure blamed on poor management Posted Mon, May 24 1248 PM ET (1648 GMT). space weathering changes color of asteroids Posted Mon http://www.spacetoday.net/articles_bycategory.php

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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 Jun 2004 More about Sunspots Space Forecast August 20, 2001 Solar flares are possible from fast-growing sunspot 9585. more information MARS EXPLORATION August 17: Having a Ball on Mars An amusing accident in the Mojave desert has inspired a new kind of Mars rover a two-story high beach ball that can descend to the Martian surface and explore vast expanses of the Red Planet. Listen to this story! EARTH SCIENCE August 16: Into the Storm While most people are trying to avoid the perils of this year's hurricanes, scientists will soon be flying right into the mighty storms! Listen to this story! MATERIALS SCIENCE August 15: Samples of the Future The advanced space ships of tomorrow will be crafted from far-out materials with extraordinary resistance to the harsh environment of space. An experiment strapped to the outside of the ISS aims to put such materials through their paces. Listen to this story!

71. CBS News Coverage Of Shuttle Mission STS-114 STS114 STATUS REPORT 05 Last Updated 0640 pm, 04/30/04 (all times Eastern). By William Harwood CBS news space Consultant. CBS news space PLACE DOWNLOADS. http://www.cbsnews.com/network/news/space/current.html

Current Mission Breaking News Statistics Challenger CBS News Coverage of Mission STS-114 STS-114 STATUS REPORT 05 Last Updated: 06:40 p.m., 04/30/04 (all times Eastern) By William Harwood CBS News Space Consultant Editor's Note... The CBS News Space Statistics page is updated through launch of ISS Expedition 8. CBS News email status report updates are available during shuttle missions and other major space events. Sign up now! Changes and additions: SR-01 (12/17/03): Setting up initial STS-114 page SR-02 (02/19/04): Shuttle launch slip expected; STS-300 details SR-03 (02/19/04): NASA officially moves STS-114 launch to March 2005; assigns flight to Discovery SR-04 (02/20/04): Readdy addresses launch delay; constraints SR-05 (04/30/04): Hale defends Hubble decision; says NASA on target for March launch STS-114 Table of Contents CBS News Status Report SpaceCalc/Reporter's Handbook Latest NASA Status Report Upcoming Launches ... STS/ISS Crew Data Ascent Events Summary NASA TV Schedule STS-114 Flight Plan Reporter's Notebook Quick-Launch Web Links CBS STS-107 Archive NASA ISS Page NASA STS Page STS-114 Quicklook-1 STS-114 Quicklook-2 Space Demographics Mission Audio/TV JSC Status Reports KSC Status Reports ISS Stats To Date CBS NEWS STATUS REPORT 06:40 p.m., 04/30/04, Update: Hale defends Hubble decision; says NASA on track for March return to flight

72. Russian Space Web financial problems of the Russian space program kept preventing the fruition of these efforts. During the pressconference at the ITAR TASS news agency on http://www.russianspaceweb.com/

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73. ESA Portal The European space Agency portal features the latest news in space exploration, human spaceflight, launchers, telecommunications, navigation, monitoring and http://www.esa.int/esaCP/

ESA Life in Space Expanding Frontiers Improving Daily Life Protecting the Environment ... Benefits for Europe About ESA... ESA facts and figures Headquarters ESTEC ESOC ... Europe's spaceport ESA Programmes Aurora Earth Observation Human Spaceflight Launchers ... Future activities Multimedia ESA Multimedia gallery National galleries Media Centre Press Releases Information Notes ESA Television ESA and the EU Cooperation Business with ESA... ESA Industry Portal Technology Transfer ISS Business EO Market Development Services Calendar Publications Frequently asked questions ESA-sponsored Conferences ... Subscribe Search All ESA Home Advanced Search National News Space technology races round Le Mans 11 June 2004 Spaceflight engineers face three constant challenges: reducing weight and size, improving thermal insulation and increasing reliability. Progress in these fields does not just benefit rocket launches or spacecraft. This week EuroNews investigates how space technology is migrating into numerous areas of life on planet Earth. Full story Encounter with Phoebe 10 June 2004 The most complex interplanetary mission ever launched is about to meet one of our Solar System’s most enigmatic moons. The NASA/ESA/ASI Cassini-Huygens spacecraft will fly by Saturn’s largest outer moon, Phoebe, on Friday, 11 June 2004.

74. NASANEWS NASA news. Date Feb 4 0733 UTC Origin STScI HUBBLE space TELESCOPE Continuing to collect World Class Science DAILY REPORT 3544 PERIOD COVERED DOY 34 http://space.mit.edu/nasanews.html

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International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com NASA must transform to reach moon and Mars A presidential commission will recommend next week streamlining the NASA bureaucracy and turning at least some of the U.S. space agencies 10 field centers into federally funded research centers. FULL STORY PHOEBE FLY-BY Space probe flyby of Saturn's moon The Cassini spacecraft will execute a close flyby of Saturn's moon Phoebe on Friday. FOR THE BIRDS Banding hurts penguins' chances in wild VIDEO Good news for China's panda PLAY VIDEO MORE NEWS Lights-out policy in cities saves birds Wily croc finally meets its match Black hole possibly caught in creation Army to destroy deadly nerve gas ... Bush pressed on stem cell research Explore the infinite beauty of the universe. NASA's JPL Space Calendar NASA Image of the Day NASA TV European Space Agency TV Discover the wonders of the world. National Zoo National Park Service South Pole Monterey Bay Aquarium SPECIAL REPORT Time 100 TIME 100 recognizes the world's elite in business, politics, technology and science

77. HubbleSite - NewsCenter newsCenter is the complete collection of every Hubble space Telescope news release and its supporting materials, along with tools and resources designed to http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/

news GALLERY DISCOVERIES FUN ... Get the full story Latest News Release June 3, 2004 - STScI-2004-17 New Hubble Image Reveals Details in the Heart of the Trifid Nebula Three huge intersecting dark lanes of interstellar dust make the Trifid Nebula one of the most recognizable and striking star birth regions in the night sky. The dust, silhouetted against glowing gas and illuminated by starlight, cradles the ... ( more Featured News: STScI-2004-07 Hubble's Deepest View Ever of the Universe Unveils Earliest Galaxies Astronomers at the Space Telescope Science Institute today unveiled the deepest portrait of the visible universe ever achieved by humankind. ... ( more Latest News Nugget: News Nugget: STScI Director Steven Beckwith Inducted as 2004 American Academy Fellow read more Browse all the News Releases , or visit Newsdesk News, notes and fun from the home of the Hubble Space Telescope Be among the first to know when Hubble unveils new images and discoveries about the universe. Inbox Astronomy delivers up-to-the moment astronomy news and Hubble pictures directly to your e-mail address. Find out more and join up at E-mail Lists Journalists: Find tools, contact information, reference material and announcements in this special section designed specifically for media inquiries. Visit

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80. HoustonChronicle.com - Space Nation. Politics. space. • Shuttle Missions. • Int l space Station. Sports. Technology. Traffic. Weather. World. AP Breaking news. Ethepeople. news Specials. This Week. http://www.chron.com/content/chronicle/space/

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. Jun. 11, 2004 Cassini Orbiter on schedule AP Photo / NASA-JPL The Cassini Orbiter flew by Saturn's largest outer moon, Phoebe, on Friday. The images above were taken Thursday, 13 hours apart, just one day prior to closest approach. The image on the right shows a body heavily pitted with craters of varying sizes and displaying a substantial amount of variation in surface brightness. Full story. Space station honors Reagan's space legacy The international space station crew paid tribute Thursday to former President Reagan, 20 years after he told NASA to build an orbital outpost with other nations. During a brief memorial, the Russian and American aboard the space station rang a ship's bell 40 times in Reagan's honor. Traditionally, the bell is rung when crew members arrive or depart the space station. Back to top MM_preloadImages('http://images.chron.com/content/news/photos/03/02/01/netbuzzbk.gif');

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