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• Ice Knocks Out Power in the Mid-Atlantic
• Ethiopia Drought 'May be Worst Since 1984'
• Vanishing Arctic Ice is Old News
• 2003's Already Wetter than Last Year
• A Most Surprising Observation
• Pioneer 10 Spacecraft Falls Silent

• NASA's Newest Seawinds Instrument Breezes into Operation
• Charts Open the Book on Arctic Climate Riddle
• Melting Snow Could Trigger Earthquakes
• 'Shocking' Discovery Boosts Chance of life on Europa

• China Quake Kills Hundreds
• Opportunities for Students in 2003

• Martian Gullies Revisited
• Volcano in Indonesia Erupts
• Newton's Apocalypse is Near
• Magnitude 6.3 Southern Xinjiang, China
• Variety of Celestial Objects Brighten March Skies
• Fossils Reveal Effects Of Global Warming
• Russian Envoy In Baghdad on Surprise Mission

• Who Should Explore Space, Man or Machine?
• Stormy Weather Crosses Eastern United States
• Earthquake Shakes Eastern France
• Study: Sicily Bridge Might be Endangered by Moving Coastlines and Earthquakes
• Something's Up With Comet "C/2002 V1"

• 5.4 Quake Shakes Southern California
• NASA Engineer E-Mails Warned of Columbia Damage

• Strange Clouds
• Snow Gullies on Mars
• Wilderness Firefighters to Seek Shuttle Wreckage
• 'Double Whammy' Created the Moon

• NASA Solves Half-Century Old Moon Mystery
• Comet Side-Effects May Hit Earth Soon
• ESA Chairs the International Living With a Star Programme
• NASA Asks for Help in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah

• Homeland Security "Ready Campaign" Launced
• U.S. Home Security Chief Unveils New Defense Plan
• Free Lectures Feature New Weather and Climate Tools
• NASA's Mars Odyssey Points to Melting Snow as Cause of Gullies
• Iraqi 'Terror Ships' at Sea

• CME Chasing NEAT

• Maybe There Is Something To 'Unified Field Theory' After All
• Maryland Endures Worst Storm in 81 Years
• Peruvian City Bustles Below Volcano
• The Big and the Bizarre
• Micro-Satellites to Investigate Asteroid Threat to Earth
• Wanted: Traffic Cops for Space
• Scientists Seek to Learn How Much Research Data Lost With Columbia
• N.Korea Threatens to Scrap Korean War Armistice

• 'This Could Be the Biggest Storm Ever'
• Earthquakes Hit Philippines Provinces
• Report: Mild Earthquake Hits Northern Bangladesh
• Wheatbelt Towns Clean Up After Severe Storms
• Rare Species at Risk From Underground Fires
• Blindfold's No Problem for All-Seeing Student

• Grab a Front Row Seat for the Sun Dancing Comet
• Life Below Earth - An Indication of Life on Other Worlds?
• Magnetic Storms on the Sun Have Weather Cells
• NASA Ambassadors Spread the Wow of Space Exploration
• NASA Supports Earth Science Presentations at Annual AAAS Meeting
• Winter Storm System Socks East Coast
• N.Korea Plans Four New Nuclear Power Plants

• Sun's Close Companion Found
• Mars 'Once Warm and Wet'
• Universe to Expand For Ever
• Snowstorm Snarls Travel in Midwest
• Small Tremors Shake Active Volcano

• Armageddon Asteroids 'Best Kept Secret'
• Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano Erupts
• Calif. Quake Warning System Slowed by Cash Crunch
• Stonehenge 'King' Came from Central Europe

• Terror Alert Partly Based on Fabricated Information
• Investigators: Shuttle Exterior Was Penetrated During Descent
• One-fifth of US in Drought, Little Relief Seen
• Global Temperatures Stay High in 2002
• Mild Quake Hits Remote Pakistan Region
• Roll with the Rovers and 'Explore Mars'

• Our Mistake, Your Gain

• Storm Drenches Southland, Mudslide Closes Interstate
• NASA Scientist Clears the Fog on Gloomy Summers
• Mapping the Big Bang
• U.S. Pentagon Sees Space as Military 'High Ground'
• Globalisation Cited as Threat to US Security
• Scientists in the Snow: Improving Water, Weather and Climate Forecasts
• Dumbbell Nebula
• NASA Study Shows How Water May Have Flowed on Ancient Mars
• Violent Truth Behind Sun's 'Gentle Giants' Uncovered
• Tenet: North Korea Has Ballistic Missile Capable of Hitting U.S.

• University of Arizona Undergraduates Discover New Class of Star
• Western Tree Ring Record Suggests No Quick End to Current Drought
• Planetary Defense Conference: Protecting Earth from Asteroids
• Missile Launchers Positioned in D.C.

• Alaskan Warmth May Alter Route of Iditarod
• Bioterrorism Plan Includes Provision to Seize Antibiotics and Cremate Corpses
• Singapore Put on Ricin High Alert
• Iraqi Scientists Threatened With Death if They Cooperated With U.N. Inspectors

• Earth Changes TV Server Down For Upgrade
• Space Sensors Sample Brews from Earth's Volcanic Cauldrons
• Beneath the Spiral
• Titan's "Great Lakes"
• The Pull of HyperGravity
• News Conference with International Space Station Crew
• NASA Probes Whether Shuttle Struck by Space Debris
• End Nears For Orbiting Galileo Probe
• The Call of Distant Worlds

• Shuttle Persuasion
• Secret Shuttle Part Sought in Search
• Small Tremors Shake Active Volcano

• Express to Mars
• NASA Satellite Helps Scientists See Effects Of Earthquakes In Remote Areas
• Europe Faces Avalanche Threat
• Meteor Activity Outlook for February 7-13, 2003
• Comet NEAT

• Geologists Warn of More Mt. Etna Eruptions
• Deadly Storm Kills 164 People in Congo
• El Nino, the Usual Suspect?
• Camera Catching Shuttle 'Zap' Had Own Glitch
• It Came From Outer Space - and He Wants it Back

• NASA Considering Space Hit
• NASA Probes 'Electric Zap' Mystery Photo
• Satellite Helps Scientists See Quake Effects in Remote Areas
• Two Texans Charged With Stealing Shuttle Debris
• Living up to the Hype: Superconductors
• California Amateur Astronomer Wins ASP Keck Auction
• Iraqi Officials 'Held Secret Talks With bin Laden'

• STS-107 Post Launch Film Review - KSC Photo/Video Analysis Team
• Snowy Winter Winds Blow Back into Area
• Mystery: What's Happening to Comet Kudo-Fujikawa?
• Gladiator Graves Kill Film Myths
• Update on Twenty Current Volcanic Activity

• NASA Looking To Shut Down Space Station & Shuttle
• Re-thinking NASA`s Manned Space Program

• Sun Comets
• Storms Force Schools Closed in Midwest
• Swarm of Minor Earthquakes Rattle Suburbs East of San Francisco
• Earthquake Damages Neighboring Fault, UCLA And USC Scientists Report
• Treading on Thin Ice
• Storms Plaster Upper Midwest and Northern New England With Heavy Snow, Freezing Rain
• Don't Get Crabby but a Red Army is On the Way
• Masses Of Worms Slither Across New Mexico
• Archaeologists: Iraqi Dam Threatens Remains of Ancient Assyrian Empire
• Nuke Survivor Bug Reveals its Secrets

• Philip Hoag "There Is No Such Thing As Doomsday" Tonight on ECTV
• Italian Volcanoes Stir, Will Vesuvius Be Next?
• East Bay Earthquake Swarm Piques Scientists' Curiosity
• Russia Says Shuttle Disaster Could Jeopardize ISS
• Report: NASA Removed Advisers Who Warned on Safety
• U.N.: Global Warming May Worsen Mercury Pollution
• UN Reports Environmental Crisis in Occupied Territories
• Four Compounds From Shuttle Can Harm on Contact

• Columbia Break-up Appears to Start With Left Wing
• Large Section of Shuttle Debris Believed Located
• Photos Show Odd Images Near Shuttle
• Punxsutawney Phil Forecasts More Winter
• Series of Small Quakes Hits Northern California
• Lightning's X-ray Zap
• Canadian Avalanche Kills 7 Students
• Heavy Snowfalls and Ice Wreak Havoc in Europe, North Africa
• Tankers Run Aground as Bad Weather Ravages Europe, N Africa
• Saddam's Bodyguard Warns of Secret Arsenal

• Is Nasa In "Lock Down"?
• Nasa Chiefs 'Repeatedly Ignored' Safety Warnings
• U.S.: No Indication of Shuttle Terrorism

• Space Shuttle Blows Up!!!!!

• A Flame Ball Named Kelly
• Warnings of Solar Bursts Improved
• Study: Sea Rise Imperils Prime Italian Beaches
• Winters, Volcanic Eruptions May Zap Arctic Ozone
• Big Freeze Shuts Down Britain
• 'Dormant' Volcanoes Found to be Active