61. SKYLIGHTS astronomy news for the week starting Friday, March 14, 2003. Phone (217) 3338789Prepared by Jim Kaler. Clear skies and thanks to Skylights' reader http://www.astro.uiuc.edu/~kaler/skylights.html

SKYLIGHTS Skylights featured on Astronomy Picture of the Day Skylights featured four times on Earth Science Picture of the Day: Photo of the Week. . As spring comes on, Cassiopeia and Perseus leave a reminder of fall and winter, the Milky stretching between the two, the Double Cluster right in the middle. Astronomy news for the short week starting Sunday, March 30, 2003. The next Skylights will appear on Friday, April 4. Phone: (217) 333-8789 Prepared by Jim Kaler. Clear skies and thanks to Skylights reader If you like stars, go to STARS: Portraits of Stars and their Constellations , compiled from previous stars of the week. Want to know what happened? Last week's Skylights is still available. Access Skylights' Archive and photo gallery , now available from December 21, 2001, to the present. Enjoy photographs of the January 20, 2000 total eclipse of the Moon Watch planets move against the background stars. See the Moon move and pass just below the star Nu Virginis, almost occulting it. See sunsets, rainbows, the Moon and planets, and other sky phenomena in Sunlight The Stargazer may be playing in a planetarium near you.

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Calgary RASC Current Astronomical News (Last updated - 98-12-28) Current Astronomical News Fireball over Southern Alberta selected frames from an amateur video of a bright fireball seen over Southern Alberta on the evening of 2001-01-25 Sky highlights - selected by Don Hladiuk are great for campers and other sky observers. JPL/NASA Space Calendar is a large listing of space/astronomy related dates for the coming year. If you are into "trivia" this one is for you SHAW COMMUNICATIONS wins 1997 Calgary Centre Corporate Award! Alberta Government and Trans Alta Utilities win national award for responsible lighting! Bright satellite pass predictions - use these links to obtain predictions of passes of bright satellites over your location THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA For Immediate Release... February 18, 1998 SHAW COMMUNICATIONS PRESENTED WITH RASC AWARD Return to news table of contents Each year the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Calgary Centre acknowledges a local business for their contribution to the advancement in astronomy and public awareness. This year, the 1997 RASC Corporate Award, was presented to Shaw Communications Inc. Over the last several years, Shaw has been extremely dedicated in providing live coverage of important astronomical and space science events through the broadcast of NASA television on the local cable system. Local cable subscribers have been able to view live shuttle launches, a rover explore the Martian surface, educational programs, press conferences on major findings by the Hubble Space Telescope, Galileo Jupiter Orbiter, Mars Global Surveyor, and much more.

63. Space And Astronomy News ASTRONOMY AND SPACE NEWS Whats up and whats new out there! Last update July25th 2001. National Space Agencies. NASA Home Page. NASA News Releases. http://www.liv.ac.uk/~ggastro/space.news.html

LIVERPOOL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY ASTRONOMY AND SPACE NEWS - "Whats up and whats new out there! Last update July 25th 2001 National Space Agencies. NASA Home Page. NASA News Releases. NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Home Page. NASA's Spacelink for news and images. NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre NASA's Johnson Space Centre (Manned Spaceflight). European Space Agency. (ESA) ESA Publications. Russian Space Science Internet. More Space Agencies ESO Headquarters ... Space Telescope Science Institute SpaceCraft HomePages Manned SpaceFlight. The Next Space Shuttle Mission Press kit Here. NASA's Shuttle/Mir Link-up homepages. Times to see the Russian Space Station MIR overhead from Liverpool. Here. Human Space Flight Information Page. Earth Observation Satellites. ERS Satellites SPOT Satellite Image Meteosat Weather Observations. NOAA Orbiting Spacecraft Information Page. NASA Earth Science Information Page. More Solar System Probes and Astronomical Spacecraft Kuiper Airborne Observatory (KAO). SOFIA (Airborne Observatory). DEEP SPACE 1. DEEP SPACE 2. ... The X-Ray Multi Mirror Mission The Space InfraRed Telescope Facility.

64. AstronomyOutreach Network - Astronomy News Referral Please contact me if you would like to suggest an astronomy or spacerelatednews website to appear on this page! Current Moon Phase, Current Moon Phase http://www.astronomyoutreach.net/news.d/

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65. Astronomy News, Astronomy Search, Astronomy Links: QuickSciTech astronomy news, astronomy search, and astronomy links, from the QuickSciTechdirectory of science news, links, and search engines. http://quickfound.net/scitech/astro/astronomy_news_and_links.html

Astronomy News, Astronomy Search, and Astronomy Links ( Science Physics Astronomy ) Astronomy Search: AstroWeb is a directory of about 3000 astronomy links, regularly updated and maintained at the University of Strasbourg, in France. find this: Hubble Space Telescope Search: The Hubble Space Telescope Science Institute maintains a website that is searchable for all information and images from the Hubble Space Telescope. Use the text link for advanced search or help. Recent Images Hubble Gallery Hubble Heritage find this: Astronomic Image Search: The Astronomical Image Library searches for images of astronomic objects only in sites known to contain astronomy photos. Simply enter the name of an object (e.g., Jupiter, or M51...), and submit. find this: Astronomy Search: The DMOZ Open Directory searches for keywords in website titles and descriptions (not page content). You can limit your search to subcategories like Galaxies, Stars, Astrophysics, or Cosmology, or search all Astronomy or Science links. find this: in: All Astronomy Galaxies Black Holes Stars Solar System Astrophysics Cosmology All Science Sky and Telescope The website of Sky and Telescope magazine, with news, sky events info, tips articles for backyard astronomy and imaging, product review articles, downloads, and more.

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Arkansas Valley astronomical society, astronomy club, Buena Vista, Colorado, Salida, Leadville, telescopes Arkansas Valley Astronomical Society AVAS Astronomy News "Astronomy Club Meetings & Sky Parties, Upcoming Astronomical Events, Astronomy Related News" AVAS Home AVAS And Astronomy News AVAS Astronomy ... NASA Astronomy News Current Buena Vista, CO Area Date/Time 4/3/03 3:12:02 PM (Click Refresh to update) For the most 'Regionally Accurate' NWS forecasts for "Buena Vista & Salida", "Leadville" & "South Park" see the: FourteenerNet Weather page Buena Vista (As Observed in Leadville) Click For Forecast Salida (As Observed at Monarch Pass) Click For Forecast Buena Vista Area Sky Chart See Sky at a Glance section below and the section of our Astronomy Websites page.

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Astronomy News NEW! When Galaxies Collide! Close Call with Near Earth Asteroid January 7, 2002 Here's a bit of earth-shaking news for those of you who assume that NASA and the world's astronomers are able to alert us well in advance of an asteroid collision... Near-Earth asteroid 2001 YB5 raced past Earth today only two times farther away than the Moon. This asteroid is roughly 300 meters across and, according to a BBC World News reporter, could have taken out the entire U.K. if it had impacted there. This object wasn't even discovered until December 27th by the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking survey! Asteroid 2001 YB5 orbits the sun at a frequency of approximately 1,000 days. More Meteorites Found in Michigan's Great Fires Region In 1895 a forty-four pound meteorite was found in Reed City, Michigan by farmer Ernest Ruppert. From "Mystic Michigan" by Mark Jager 1996. Gigantic Terrestrial Impact Craters in Michigan At the bottom of Lake Huron lies a meteor crater 30 miles in diameter and between a mile and a half to one mile deep. Discovered by Canadian scientists during a geological survey, this is the largest crater ever found in the United States. Updates on Lake Huron Impact Crater Deadly Asteroid Cloud Expected Around 2003 According to a 1997 article in Shock Media, the S.E.T.I. team is tracking a massive cloud of asteroids which is headed directly into our solar system. The team's John Hawkins expects the first debris to become visible to the naked eye around 2003 with impact of the first stellar bodies shortly after that. "... The shocking element of this cloud is that within its center, there are chunks the size of moon's." He adds, "The cloud is moving incredibly fast, much faster that we first anticipated, when we first made this horrible discovery..."

69. Astronomy Magazine, Star Charts, Space News-Astronomy.com astronomy.com, astronomy Magazine, offers daily astronomy and space news, star charts, pictures of planets, space missions, eclipse and much more. http://www.astronomy.com/home.asp

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Breaking News Where are the other Earths beyond the solar system? One of the most fascinating areas of astronomical research in recent years has been the search for other 'Earths' circling Sun-like stars far beyond our Solar System. In recent years nearly 100 planets have been discovered in orbits around other stars, but none of these 'exoplanets' remotely resembles the Earth. FULL STORY Mapping the 'Cosmic Web' of dark matter What is Dark Matter and where is it found? These are two of the major mysteries in current studies of the Universe. Although the nature of this invisible material remains elusive, astronomers are beginning to produce detailed maps of the Cosmos, showing its location in relation to the ordinary matter that we can see in telescopes. FULL STORY Evidence suggests a new form of matter NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has found two stars one too small, one too cold that reveal cracks in our understanding of the structure of matter. These discoveries open a new window on nuclear physics, offering a link between the vast cosmos and its tiniest constituents. FULL STORY Astronomers detect stellar ashes at the dawn of time Using a powerful instrument on a telescope in Hawaii, UK astronomers have found ashes from a generation of stars that died over 10 billion years ago. This is the first time that the tell-tale cosmic dust has been detected at such an early stage in the evolution of the universe.

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74. Astronomy Space - History - News -What You Need To Know About Astronomy - Space Offers a varied set of news, extracts and directory related to space and astronomy written by a space enthusiast. http://space.about.com/index.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Space/Astronomy Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Space/Astronomy with Nick Greene Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Free Sky Maps Free Virtual Space Greeting Cards Astronomy/Space Calendar ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement In The Spotlight Thu, Apr 3, 2003 Space Station Fun Science Like most of us, the NASA Science Officer aboard the International Space Station looks forward to Saturday mornings. Discover how he makes research fun. More: Apollo Mission Video - Video Clips from the Apollo Missions More: Dr. Mae Jemison - A Biography of an Incredible Woman. NASA Funds New Information Investigation Press Release - NASA has awarded funding for 20 new investigations in information systems technology development under the Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) Program. More: News - New Format More: This Date - In History the of Space Exploration About Space Station - A Place For Kids More: Word Search Puzzle - New Puzzle On Our Games Page.

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NEWS Astronomy Celestial Events Space Flight Space Research ... Science fiction powered by FreeFind ASTRONOMY MOON Welcome to the Moon Hotel! Living and working on the Moon Lunar Explorers Society Far larger amounts of polar water ice on the Moon ... Water ice discovered at the south pole of the Moon MERCURY Mercury's enigmatic magnetosphere mimicked and modeled VENUS New model explains Venusian land forms MARS Unanimous support for Mars Express Latest Mars Global Surveyeor images Newly processed Mars Pathfinder images Mars Polar Lander arrives at Kennedy Space Center ... Discovery of possible early Martian life JUPITER AND HIS MOONS This week on Galileo Jupiter's moon Callisto may hide salty ocean Jupiter's "white ovals" take scientists by storm New Galileo pictures of Jupiter's lightning, Io's aurora ... Galileo returns new insights into Callisto and Europa SATURN Cassini/Huygens successfully launched to Saturn and Titan Interweaving Strands Braid Saturn's Strange F-Ring URANUS Uranus now swarming with distant moons New infrared view of Uranus that details many bright clouds Hubble tracks clouds on Uranus NEPTUNE Hubble provides a moving look at Neptune's stormy disposition Hubble Space Telescope helps find evidence that Neptune's largest moon Triton is warming up Peculiar ring-arcs around Neptune explained No diamonds on Neptune can De Beers rest easy?

77. Kidsastronomy.com Read about what is happening in the world of astronomy. Kidsastronomy.com'snews section is updated every weekday. astronomy For Kids. AstroNews. . http://www.kidsastronomy.com/news.htm

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78. ASU Physics & Astronomy | News news regarding the Physics and astronomy departmentat Arizona State University. http://phyastweb.la.asu.edu/news/

Department News last updated April 3, 2003 To submit material for the news page, click here Open Faculty Position: The Department has advertised and is searching for a new faculty member with a focus in astrobiology/astronomy. The initial closing date for the search is March 3, 2003 . Read more about the position here Open Positions Within the Department: Positions currently open for employment within the department are available for examination here This Week's Colloquium "Cultivating Scientific reasoning in Physics: Special relativity as a case Study" Prof. Stamatis Vokos Dept. of Physics Seattle Pacific University Thu Apr 3rd, 4pm PSF 123 Click here for more details - Don't forget to evaluate the colloquium Full Colloquium Listing Next Physics Research Seminar: "Stellar Explosions for Fun and Profit"

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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.

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