61. Space Archive - The Southwest's Source For Regional Space Information space news for the American Southwest Receive Vandenberg AFB rocket and missile launch information plus space and astronomy news by email. http://www.spacearchive.info/

The Southwest's Source for Regional Space Information 2005 September 25 19:15 PDT Space Vandenberg AFB Launch Schedule Viewing Vandenberg AFB Launches Photographing Vandenberg AFB Launches Vandenberg AFB Launch Observations ... Space and Astronomy Newsletter Astronomy Astronomical Calendar Sun Ephemeris Astronomical Twilight Data Moon Ephemeris ... Astronomy Dark Sites Radio Southern California 2-Meter Repeaters Southern California 220 MHz Repeaters VHF Skip Loggings Weather Understanding Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts Imaging Technical Photography with the Nikon D70 Miscellaneous Military Time Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) Resources File Library Internet Links Web Site About Space Archive What's New SEP 5 File Library page updated SEP 19 Minotaur visibility footprint added to Viewing Vandenberg AFB Launches SEP 24 Vandenberg AFB Launch History updated SEP 25 Vandenberg AFB Launch Schedule updated Next Vandenberg Launch As of 2005 September 25 The next Vandenberg AFB rocket launch is a Delta IV on October 2?. The vehicle will place a National Reconnaissance Office payload into orbit. The DoD will announce the launch time about 24-hours in advance

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63. Universe Today - Space And Astronomy News space exploration and astronomy news brought to you from around the Internet, updated daily. http://www.universetoday.com/

NEWS ARCHIVE TOPICS FORUM PHOTOS LINKS Subscribe to the free newsletter Email: What is RSS? Web www.universetoday.com Book Review: The Dancing Universe Sep 23, 2005 - Researchers answer their true calling by flinging themself headlong into discovering and perhaps add a little more to humanity's collective knowledge. Their friends, sleep and even food get deleted to a secondary role as just one more lead, one more calculation or one more experiment could endow understanding. The cost for a researcher in answering this call might be years of personal neglect, even though society benefits greatly. Marcelo Gleiser in his book The Dancing Universe takes us through the history of physics from the gods of yesteryear to the cosmologists of today. He focuses on some of the really productive researchers and, in so doing, gives us a clearer understanding of physics, people and our society. Full Story Related Stories Discuss this Story Minotaur rocket launch trail. Image credit: Joe Cahak. Click to enlarge Astrophoto: Minotaur Launch Trail by Joe Cahak Sep 23, 2005 Joe Cahak captured this beautiful photograph of light from the setting Sun glinting off the launch trail left by yesterday's Minotaur rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base.

64. NASA/Marshall 1999 Space Sciences Headlines NASA Web site featuring headlines on recent space sciences research at features gif NASA Science news presents Feature Stories, where you can sit back http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/

Science@NASA home 1999 Headlines Archive Join our growing list of subscribers - sign up on our mailing list and you will receive a mail message every time we post a new story!! YEAR 1999 HEADLINES No. Field Auroral Physics December 29: The Warp and Woof of a Geomagnetic Storm Using a team of three satellites, scientists are studying what happens when a solar coronal mass ejection strikes the Earth. This story includes a new Quicktime animation of a coronal mass ejection and the aurora borealis. December 28 Y2K Meteor Burst One of the most intense and least observed annual meteor showers peaks on the morning of Jan. 4, 2000. The Quadrantids will be the first major meteor display of the New Year. Follow the shower at Quadrantids.com Astronomy December 24 Interplanetary Christmas In an exclusive interview with Science@NASA, Santa discusses his plans for Christmas on future space colonies. The prospect of delivering presents throughout the solar system is, well, turning Santa's hair white. Gamma-ray Astronomy December 22: Astronomers get a special star for their Christmas tree Gamma-ray burst located, and viewed by several instruments simultaneously.

65. Spaceflight Now Earlier news. Tribute to Fallen Heroes The crews of space shuttle Discovery and the International space Station pay tribute to the fallen astronauts and http://spaceflightnow.com/

NewsAlert Sign up for our NewsAlert service and have the latest space news e-mailed direct to your desktop. Enter your e-mail address: Privacy note: your e-mail address will not be used for any other purpose. Spaceflight Now + Premium video content for our Spaceflight Now Plus subscribers Back to the Moon! NASA unveils the agency's blueprint for building the future spacecraft and launch vehicles needed for mankind's return to the lunar surface in the next decade. Full coverage Distant space explosion Astronomers announce the detection by NASA's Swift satellite of the most distant explosion yet, a gamma-ray burst from the edge of the visible universe, during this media teleconference held Monday, September 12. (54min 01sec file) Full coverage Hill-climbing Mars rover Mars rover Spirit has reached the summit of Husband Hill, returning a spectacular panorama from the hilltop in the vast Gusev Crater. Scientists held a news conference Sept. 1 to reveal the panorama and give an update on the twin rover mission. Full coverage Planes track Discovery To gain a new perspective on space shuttle Discovery's ascent and gather additional imagery for the return to flight mission, NASA dispatched a pair of high-flying WB-57 aircraft equipped with sharp video cameras in their noses.

66. Floridatoday.com - Serving Florida's Space Coast The space Coast newspaper; includes the best coverage of space program news available. http://www.flatoday.com/

Sunday, September 25, 2005 Circulation Services Access Account, Pay your Bill, Delivery Issues Electronic Edition Login Place an Ad Work for Us Press Releases ... Site Map Get floridatoday.com headlines delivered to your inbox! Sign up here TODAY'S NEWS Local Search our archives: (last 30 days) More options Space/Next Launch National/World Sports ... 7-Day Archive ENTERTAINMENT It's All Here! Movies Attractions/Daytrips Dining/Taste ... Dating OUR PARTNERS USA TODAY WKMG Local 6 Gannett locations Gannett Foundation Photo Galleries Day in Photos Hurricane Galleries Sounds of Brevard Local musicians and song writers make CDs to take their originality to the next level. Listen and vote: Hear samples from 70 local artists and vote for your favorites. Polls and results Home recording studios put musicians in producer's seat ... Sharing the pain of higher costs Higher energy costs are squeezing profits at many firms and analysts say consumers could feel the effects. In storm's wake, companies revise profit, forecasts Despite setbacks, don't panic Some cut use; others may pass on costs For a business that runs on fuel, prices go up ... Editorial cartoons Interact: Talk about today's news in the reader forums.

67. 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

68. SpaceScience.com - Space Science News SUBSCRIBE TO space SCIENCE news! August 03 Another Daring Adventure for Galileo NASA s durable Galileo space probe is has a close encounter with an alien http://spacescience.com/default.htm

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: 25 Sep 2005 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!

69. About Astronomy & Space - Daily News Astronomy & Space Exploration - About 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

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Space / Astronomy Homework Help ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Space / Astronomy newsletter! See Online Courses Search Space / Astronomy From Nick Greene Your Guide to Space / Astronomy FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! NASA Transfers International Space Station Control to Russia After the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina (including damage to Stennis Space Center in Mississippi and Michoud Assembly Facility near New Orleans) and with the extremely powerful Hurricane Rita approaching, NASA is taking no chances. As of 2 p.m. EDT Wednesday September 21, 2005, NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston closed. A small, emergency rideout crew will remain on site. Primary flight control of the International Space Station will transition to the Russian Mission Control Center in Korolev, outside Moscow. Read more Thursday September 22, 2005

70. NASA - News - Highlights BREAKING news. 08.12.05 space Station Status Report SS05-038 Krikalev and Phillips spent much of the week preparing for a spacewalk scheduled for next http://www.nasa.gov/news/highlights/

The nasa.gov site requires that JavaScripts be enabled in your browser. For instructions, click here + Text Only Site + 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's New Spaceship Before the end of the next decade, NASA astronauts will again explore the surface of the moon. + Read More + Flash Feature + Animation (25 Mb QT) Preparations Continue for Next Return to Flight Mission + Space Shuttle + Top Mission Photos Expedition 11 Crew captures Hurricane Ophelia images.

71. NASA - Marshall Center Prepares To Implement Space Exploration Missions + Chandra Xray Observatory news The International space Station Payload Operations Center at Marshall space Flight Center + space Station Science Ops news http://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/news/

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72. Space Shuttle The official NASA website. Includes news, reference information, and detailed mission profiles for all missions. http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle/

73. ScienceDaily: Space & Time News space Time news. Here are the five latest stories in this section. To view more stories, you can browse complete summaries or just the headlines. http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/space_time.htm

@import "/styles/navbar.css"; @import "/styles/tabStyles.css"; Set home page Bookmark site Add search Latest News ... Email to friend Text Size A A A Front Page ... Advertise With Us News Here are the five latest stories in this section. To view more stories, you can browse complete summaries or just the headlines RSS newsfeed for this page: XML RSS 0.91 Other formats: XML RSS 1.0 XML RSS 2.0 ... What's this? Find out how to get free feeds. (September 23, 2005) full story Cosmic Baby-boom: Large Population Of Galaxies Found In The Young Universe (September 22, 2005) full story Case Astronomers Find Vast Stellar Web Spun By Colliding Galaxies (September 21, 2005) full story (September 21, 2005) full story Earliest Meteorites Provide New Piece In Planetary Formation Puzzle (September 21, 2005) full story ... earlier summaries headlines To browse stories in more specific categories within this section, click on the subtopics listed below: Astronomy Cosmology Extrasolar Planets Extraterrestrial Life ... Variable Stars Can't find it? Try searching Science Daily or the entire web with: Web sciencedaily.com

74. ScienceDaily: Space & Time News Headlines space Time news Headlines. Here are last week s news headlines. To view headlines for prior weeks, click one of the numbers below http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/space_headlines.php

@import "/styles/navbar.css"; @import "/styles/tabStyles.css"; Set home page Bookmark site Add search Latest News ... Email to friend Text Size A A A Front Page ... Advertise With Us Here are last week's news headlines. To view headlines for prior weeks, click one of the numbers below: Next Posted 2005-09-23: Tycho's Remnant Provides Shocking Evidence For Cosmic Rays Posted 2005-09-22: Cosmic Baby-boom: Large Population Of Galaxies Found In The Young Universe Posted 2005-09-21: Case Astronomers Find Vast Stellar Web Spun By Colliding Galaxies Hubble Finds Mysterious Disk Of Blue Stars Around A Black Hole Mars Global Surveyor Orbiter's Long Life Helps Scientists Track Changes On Mars Earliest Meteorites Provide New Piece In Planetary Formation Puzzle Posted 2005-09-20: New Star Survey Sheds Light On The Evolution Of Galaxies How We'll Get Back To The Moon Star Death Beacon At The Edge Of The Universe Posted 2005-09-19: Asteroids Caused The Early Inner Solar System Cataclysm Cassini Radar Images Show Dramatic Shoreline On Titan Posted 2005-09-18: Space Cycle Tests Artificial Gravity As Solution To Muscle Loss Posted 2005-09-17: Ghostly Spokes In Saturn's Rings Spotted By Cassini Posted 2005-09-16: Black Hole In Search Of A Home Posted 2005-09-14: Field Guide For Confirming New Earth-like Planets Described Posted 2005-09-13: Most Distant Explosion Detected, Smashes Previous Record

75. CBS News Coverage Of Shuttle Mission STS-114 CBS news space exploration status reports are available via email. 06/16/05 Initial STS114 release of the CBS news space Reporter s Handbook. http://cbsnews.cbs.com/network/news/space/current.html

Current Mission Breaking News Statistics STS-51L/107 CBS News Coverage of Mission STS-114 STS-114 STATUS REPORT 135 Last Updated: 06:00 p.m., 08/11/05 (all times Eastern) By William Harwood CBS News Space Consultant Editor's Note... 1. A constantly updated calendar of upcoming shuttle processing events and milestones is now available on line. Clicking on an event will open a window with additional information (flight plans, etc.). 2. CBS News space exploration status reports are available via email. SIGN UP NOW! Changes and additions: SR-132 (08/09/05): Shuttle braking rockets fired SR-133 (08/09/05): Shuttle Discovery glides to smooth landing SR-134 (08/09/05): NASA managers pleased with landing; Collins praised; next flight unclear SR-135 (08/11/05): September flight unlikely; no 'root cause' yet found for foam loss STS-114 Table of Contents CBS News Status Report SpaceCalc/Reporter's Handbook Latest NASA Status Report Upcoming Events ... Entry Timeline Ascent Events Summary STS-114 Flight Plan STS-114 Two-Line Elements Reporter's Notebook Space Shuttle Graphics ... NASA Radio Frequencies Quick-Launch Web Links CBS: STS-114 Quicklook 1 CBS: STS-114 Quicklook 2 STS-114 Trajectory CBS: Space Demographics ... ISS Stats To Date CBS NEWS STATUS REPORT 06:00 p.m., 08/11/05, Update: No obvious 'root cause' for foam loss; September launch all but ruled out

76. Space & Astronomy News - News In Science - The Lab - Australian Broadcasting Cor Hours after the space shuttle Discovery landed in the California desert, More news. Health Medical . Environment Nature . space Astronomy . http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/space/default.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... Podcasts A robot that acts like a climber is being designed to take rock samples from cliffs and craters on other planets (Image: iStockphoto) Full story. Robot built to climb alien cliffs An agile robot is being groomed to scale volcanic cliffs on Mars, climb down sheer crater walls on the Moon, and traverse the craggy faces of asteroids. Monday, 26 September 2005 Hands off our leap seconds, say astronomers An international storm is brewing over whether to abolish the leap second, one of which is due to be added to clocks at the end of the year. Friday, 23 September 2005 Red planet may have 'marsquakes' The climate on Mars may be warming and recent images have shown the first evidence of seismic activity on Earth's neighbour planet, scientists say. Wednesday, 21 September 2005 Fly me to the Moon (again), says NASA The US space agency says it will send four astronauts to the Moon in 2018 in a major return to its pioneering manned missions into space. Tuesday, 20 September 2005 Homeless black hole lurks in cosmos A supermassive black hole appears to be homeless in the cosmos without a galaxy to nestle in, say Hubble Space Telescope scientists.

77. Wired News Welcome to Wired news. Skip directly to Search Box, Section Navigation, Content. space Shuttle Launch NASA tries again; IT/IS Important Deep geeks http://wired-vig.wired.com/

Note: You are reading this message either because you can not see our css files (served from Akamai for performance reasons), or because you do not have a standards-compliant browser. Read our design notes for details. Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) updated 2:00 a.m. Sep. 24, 2005 PT Link Monkeys Like Money Can Bloggers Strike It Rich? Media Hack Blog network pioneers keep their finances close to the chest, but salary information for scribes behind hit sites like Gizmodo, Fleshbot and Gawker is starting to trickle out. Time to quit your day job and blog for a living? Commentary by Adam Penenberg. September 22, 2005 Swelling Demand for Sex Ed Online Sex Drive Caught between sex-saturated media and sex-negative politics, adults quietly head back to school to study everyone's favorite subject. Commentary by Regina Lynn. Post All the News That's Healthy A new Chinese ruling increases control of content on websites. Sites are not to publish information or news deemed to be "against state security and public interest." Sniffing Out Hidden Explosives A nuclear engineering professor wants to develop a way to identify a bomb from 200 yards away and detect roadside explosives while traveling at a high rate of speed. The goal is to protect troops from improvised explosive devices.

78. CBS News | The CBS News Space Place | March 14, 2002 12:59:57 The CBS news space Reporter s Handbook, available from the Current Mission page The space Place is written, edited and maintained by CBS news space http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2000/02/16/tech/main161238.shtml

SEARCH: CBSNews.com The Web document.write('') Home U.S. World Politics ... CBS News Video ET The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version The CBS News Space Place By CBS News Space Consultant Bill Harwood CBS News Space Consultant Bill Harwood (CBS) Your source for detailed, accurate information about the world of space exploration. Bill's Latest Dispatch Previous Shuttle Mission Space Statistics The Columbia Disaster ... The Challenger Disaster (CBS) This is your source for detailed, accurate information about the world of space exploration, from shuttle missions and assembly of the international space station to statistics, demographic data and coverage of planetary exploration from Mars to Saturn. No attempt is made to duplicate NASA's many space pages or others devoted to daily news. Rather, the goal here is to provide a level of detail and objectivity not readily available elsewhere. The CBS News Space Reporter's Handbook, available from the Current Mission page before each shuttle flight, provides a wealth of hard-to-get information while SpaceCalc, a suite of Excel spreadsheets, is available in both PC and Macintosh formats for armchair flight controllers who want to track a launch or mission in more detail. In-depth coverage of the Challenger disaster also is available on line. The Space Place is written, edited and maintained by

79. Russian Space Web news and history of the Russian space program by Anatoly Zak, a journalist. http://www.russianspaceweb.com/

Site map Site update log About this site About the author ... SUPPORT THIS SITE! NEW Sept. 25: Kliper's workhorse Site updates: To sign up for FREE periodic E-mail notifications about new features on this site, send E-mail with word "update" in the subject line. Acknowledgments: Publisher would like to thank Alain Chabot Nicholas Abadzis Dave Cooper Mitch Davis Charles Durrett Stefan Eich Paul Feigelman Matthew Flammer Robert Godfrey Charles William Kauffman Manish Kumar Viktor Lapinskii James Lucas Robert McClimon Don Mitchell William Rierden Andi Wuestner PICTURE OF THE DAY From steppes to tropics This year, the construction commences at the future launch pad for the Soyuz rocket at the European spaceport in Kourou NEXT IN SPACE Sept. 27:

80. Marshall Space Flight Center News Center The latest NASA Marshall space Flight Center news including news releases, photos, facts sheets and other space science, exploration and research information. http://www.msfc.nasa.gov/news

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