81. SCIENCE NEWS: Astronomy And Physics Burster from astronomy Picture of the Day GammaRay Bursts from the Marshall SpaceFlight Center Ned Wright's Cosmology Tutorial Cosmic expansion news story http://www.discover.com/science_news/astroscience.html

Lighter than Air New schemes to cancel the pull of gravity aren't just science fiction By Corey S. Powell In her laboratory at the University of Alabama, Ning Li tinkers time and again with a device she believes will transform the world. Tanks of liquid nitrogen and a clumsy array of plumbing surround a chamber in which the temperature has been reduced to 390 degrees below zero. Inside, a disk of an exotic ceramic material that's about the size of a phonograph record spins rapidly. Levitated by powerful magnets, the disk floats in midair. The contraption may not look like much, but Li insists that the data she is gathering could rid mankind of the shackles that bind us to the planet. "It could change everything," she says. "Current industry will vanish from the face of the Earth!" A practical antigravity device could allow rockets without propellant or power plants that run without fuel. Li hopes to pave the way by designing an antigravity car-and thinks she can do it in a decade. Full story Super-Telescope Sightings Images from the world's most sophisticated optical observatory showcase the dynamic interactions that build and tear apart galaxies. Scientists working on the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in southern Chile have viewed a swarm of young stars stirred by vast explosions; a dwarf galaxy in the process of fading away to nothing; and a "globular cluster" of stars being cannibalized by the gravity of the Milky Way. The results were released this week at a special symposium celebrating the inauguration of VLT's first telescope. Eventually the observatory will consist of four giant, linked telescopes, each with a mirror 25 feet across.

82. Welcome To The Astronomy Ireland Homepage Details of the Irish national spaceinterest association, with sky and space news, including details of upcoming events, links and general information. http://www.astronomy.ie/

Astronomy Ireland Homepage Last Update: Sunday, 02 March 2003 Menu Main Subscribe Lecture Webcasts Club Events Links ... About Us Shop Shop Index Telescopes Accessories How to Find us Current Issue (Click for more details) Out Feb 17th! Welcome! Welcome to Astronomy Ireland's Homepage! Happy 80th Birthday Sir Patrick Moore (March 4), Patrick Moore Page Did you see the Fireball on February 12th? Fireball Page/Report Form Our sympathies go out to the families of the seven astronauts lost in the Columbia Disaster. For more information see our Columbia Page Subscribe to the Magazine Subscribe Why not give a gift that repeats 12 times a year to remind that someone special every month that you care about them? (Add your own personal message to send to your intended in the comments box and we will pass it on.) What to see in the Sky For the latest details of what to see in the sky (from planets to space craft) please call our premium rate Newsline serivce (new message at least every Monday): Republic of Ireland (74c/min) N.Ireland and Great Britain (60p/min)

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84. UNL Physics And Astronomy-News And Events news and Events. Observatory Public Nights during the spring semester of 2003January 10, February 7, March, 7, and April 4. astronomy Education Workshops http://physics.unl.edu/news_events.html

Prospective Students Student/Faculty Services News and Events Research and Facilities Department Information Contact UNL Physics Main Page News and Events Whats New: Spring 2003 Colloquia Schedule Spring 2002 Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics Seminar Schedule Updated Football Physics Current and Upcoming Events: Student Observatory Public Night Spring schedule TBA. Behlen Observatory - Public Nights during the spring semester of 2003: January 10, February 7, March, 7, and April 4. Astronomy Education Workshops Guest Speaker: Dr. Richard McCray, from the University of Colorado. Friday, January 24, 2003. Current and Upcoming Projects: Project Fulcrum Cosmic Ray Observatory Project Saturday Science Do you have any physics department news? Please submit your news events, or even an article about the event to physics@unlnotes.unl.edu

85. UCLA Physics & Astronomy Offers weekly events calendar, news, and announcements, and provides overview of academic programs, classes, and research efforts. http://www.physics.ucla.edu/

Physics Webmail Webmail FAQ PLASMA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS OF 20TH CENTURY WOMEN TO PHYSICS ... ePHYSICS WEBSITE document.write(htmltag); (refresh to see another link) W 2001-02 Annual Report , and the faculty web pages. Claudio Pellegrini, Chair Box 951547, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1547 phone: 310-825-3440 - fax: 310-206-5668 e-mail: chair@physics.ucla.edu DEPARTMENT NEWS: WEEKLY EVENTS CALENDAR News Archives Spring 2003 - Class Announcement Physics 185 - Physics Beyond Physics Physics 215 D - Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics and Molecular Biophysics In Memory of those we have recently lost Offices of Plasma Physics , Faculty, Staff and Grad Students have been relocated More Plasma Science and Technology Institute News NEW PSTI is proud to announce The Young Plasma Scientist Seminar Series March 7, 2003

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87. CU Department Of Astronomy : News Archive have the opportunity to do important research and then to see their work publishedin leading astronomy journals. For the complete story, the news article is http://astrosun.tn.cornell.edu/news_archive.shtml

Main Homepage Contacts About The Department Department News Archive ... Graduate Student's Guide to Cornell Astronomy Search Cornell Astronomy: Comments? Dead Links? Click to mail Webmaster Department News Archive CU-led science team readies for NASA comet mission launch, July 1 June 27, 2002. "Up, up and away" is the song that Cornell researchers are hoping they will be singing in the early hours of a Florida pre-dawn when NASA's Comet Nucleus Tour (CONTOUR) mission lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station aboard a three-stage Boeing Delta II expendable launch vehicle. The spacecraft will carry with it the hopes of Cornell astronomer Joseph Veverka and his international science team. For the complete story, the news article is located at the Cornell Chronicle web site. NASA, CU set out on course for comets June 13, 2002. An unmanned NASA spacecraft set for launch next month will fly closer to the nucleus of a comet than any spacecraft ever has, Cornell University scientists said Wednesday. For the complete story, the news article is located at the Ithaca Journal web site.

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News JUPITER STILL CLOSE TO EARTH! CONTINUED SUPERB VIEWING OF SATURN'S RINGS - BEST VIEWS IN THREE DECADES! SPECIAL RAIN DATE VIEWING AT FLANDRAU! Flandrau Science Center is offering a one night 'rain date' viewing of the planets Jupiter and Saturn for the general public on Friday March 7, from 6:30-10:00 p.m. Perhaps even more so than in February, early March is still an excellent opportunity for evening viewing of Jupiter in a telescope, because Jupiter is higher in the sky during the evening hours. Also, early March 2003 is still one of the best months in the past 3 decades to view the ring system of the planet Saturn in the night sky! Saturn's rings are at their greatest angle of tilt in 15 years, and the ringed planet is nearing its 2003 perihelion (the point in its orbit when it is closest to the Sun) date. Perihelion for Saturn occurs once every 29 years. Also, Saturn remains fairly bright in the sky and large in a telescope. In addition Saturn is very high in the evening sky for northern hemisphere observers (almost as high - far north - as is possible) and is perfectly situated for convenient evening viewing! To assist the public in viewing Jupiter, Saturn, the Moon and other objects in the winter sky, large telescopes and giant binoculars will be set up by Flandrau Science Center and the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association on the University of Arizona mall in front of Flandrau Science Center.

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98. 2003 PACS // Journal Of The American Physical Society Hierarchical numbering scheme, developed by the American Institute of Physics, used to identify fields and subfields of physics. http://publish.aps.org/PACS/

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