April 30 - Late Edition

• Listen Closely: From Tiny Hum Came Big Bang
• Canada Ice Core to Yield Clues on Global Warming

April 30

• Electrical Connection Between the Earth and Sun
• Mexico Volcano Has Moderate Blast
• Evacuated Islanders Long for Home
• NASA Contacts Pioneer 10 Spacecraft
• South Pole Work Dangerous, Rewarding
• 'X-Files' Creator Talks About Aliens
• Californians Look for New Ways to Cool Their Heels
• Chernobyl Effects Felt 15 Years Later
• Gigantic Tidal Wave Could Kill Off North East Coast of England and Scotland

April 29

• How Climate Change Kills Societies
• First Dinosaur Found With Its Body Intact
• First Tourist Blasts Off for Space Station
• Mississippi Receding After Flood
• Middle Latitude Auroal Activity Watch April 28-29
• New Zealand Drought Takes Grip On Economy
• Army 'Caused Original Foot and Mouth Infection'

April 28

• Caral (Peru) May Be the Oldest City in the Americas
• Growing Planets in a Bad Neighborhood
• The Transparent Sun
• Using Gravity To Probe Distant Star
• Astronomers View Violent World of Planet Formation
• Earthquake Jolts Indian Capital
• First Came the Genome... Now the Proteome
• Mars Odyssey Mission Status
• Space-Bound Tourist Set for Orbit

April 27

• Scientists Shake Up Theory of Plate Tectonics
• The Earth's Core Acts as an Electric Dynamo
• Japanese Earthquake
• Meteor Activity Outlook for April 27-May 3, 2001
• Mystery Boom Rocks Eastern Australia
• C/2001 A2 (LINEAR) Brightens Unexpectedly
• Impact Would Have Triggered a Blizzard-Like, Week-Long Meteor Storm
• M-Class Flare On Its Way
• Two Near-Earth Asteroids Passing by April 27th
• Photos of Two Minor Debris Impacts Leonardo MPLM Suffered on its Inaugural Mission
• Update on Current Volcanic Activity
• France's Third Human Victim of CJD (Mad Cow) Dies

April 26 - Late Edition

• Is The China Cloud Related to Chemtrails?

April 26

• Two Dwarf Novae Undergoing Rare Outbursts
• Spectacular Lunar Occultations Friday Evening, April 27
• Astrobiologists Research Indian Ocean to Explore a Bizarre Undersea Ecosystem
• Officials Document Typhoid Outbreak
• At Least 13 Die from Floods in Brazil
• Moderate Quake Rattles Mexico's Southern Pacific Coast
• Earthquake Rocks Sumatra Island
• More Potential Human Foot-And-Mouth Cases Likely
• Scientist: Polar Ice Not Melting Quickly
• Winds Spreading 8,000-Acre Inferno in South Florida
• A 1,000-Year-Old Mummy Found In South West China
• New Dinosaur Fossil Ruffles Feathers

April 25 - Late Edition

• Flood Sweeps Sheep Out to Sea Past Surfers
• Ozone Depletion Drops Over N. Hemisphere
• World Warming Said Melting Australia's Alpine Snow
• Deluge Forecast to Ease
• India's History Goes More Hindu

April 25

• NASA Demonstrates Their New Electrostatic Levitator
• Treeline Shifts as Globe Warms
• Fireball Stuns Sky Watchers
• Earth Day Should Be Ocean Day
• Explosion at Masaya Volcano, Nicaragua
• Experts Doubt Global Warming
• Funding Denied for Pioneer Telescope
• Naked Eye Sunspot Alert
• Got Methane? Economic Modelers Assess Greenhouse Gas Trades

April 24

• Insecticide Causes Mad Cow Disease
• Astronaut Speaks On The Magnetic Personality of the Universe
• Massive 'Prominence' Captured by SOHO
• Secretive Island Lab in Foot-and-Mouth Frontline
• Earth Day Portrait is First One Snapped by Mars Odyssey
• Cleaning Water with Ultrasound
• Scientists Learn How Electrons Crystallize
• Human 'May Have Foot-and-Mouth'
• China Dust Cloud Over Atlantic
• Asia on the Brink of Aids Crisis
• Seeds Contain Biotech Contamination

April 23 - Late Edition

• Meteorite Crashes Near Mourning Jordanian Village
• Deep Beneath Seattle, a 6.7 'Silent Quake' Nobody Felt
• Mega Sunspot Is Back
• Mini-Generator That Gives Green Light to the Robocop Warrior of Tomorrow
• Official says Quake in Tehran Very Probable

April 23

• Art Bell Fan Club Turns Against Him For Alleged Censorship
• Radio Host Appalled at Art Bell's Actions
• New NEO Asteroid Flyby '2001 GQ2'
• Fighting a River, One Sandbag At a Time
• Foot and Mouth Virus Spreads to Wild Deer
• 'Best Rain on Earth'? Maybe in 100 Years
• B.C. Quake Study Heightens Fear of Big One
• Observation 0f Lyrids Meteor Shower
• April Shower of Meteorites
• Snowstorm Hits S.Dakota, Wyoming
• New Discovery From the Valley of the Golden Mummies
• Fla. Firefighters Battle Wildfires
• Foot-And-Mouth Spreads in Northern Ireland, Holland
• Ground Beef Suspected of E. coli Contamination Recalled
• Current Geomagnetic Activity

April 22

• Kansas Tornado Kills 1, Hurts 32
• Moderate Quake Hits Hong Kong
• US On Alert For Smallpox Terror Attack
• Town Holds Off Mississippi Flood, Crest Moves Down
• 5.3 MAG Earthquake Rattles Idaho
• Lyrids from Alajuela, Costa Rica
• World's Biggest Pearl Found In Burma
• Cardinal's Blood On Loan So Patients Could Pray

April 21 - Late Edition

• Earthquake Rattles Idaho
• Towns Battle Rising Mississippi
• Water Shortage Threatens Pakistan
• Space Shuttle Safely Docks to Space Station

April 21

• Position Statement on Art Bell and Peter Davenport
• More Rain Forecast for Flooded Midwest
• The Big Melt
• Mississippi Flood Claims More Land in Midwest
• San Pedro Fossils Indicate Tsunami Struck 80,000 Years Ago
• Russia to Put Man on Mars by 2020
• Foot and Mouth Disease Cancels Farm Event
• New Analysis on Eros Surface Features
• Space Technology Used to Decode Ancient Texts
• Study Says Earth May Be Growing Dimmer As It Warms
• North America Asteroid Events
• Up To The Hour Calif. Earthquake Update
• 'Popular Science' Carries Article "Concludes" Sun-Earth Connection

April 20

• Meteor Activity Outlook for April 20-26, 2001
• Fireball Seen In Texas
• Observation of Mars and Phobos
• Scientists View Moon's Dark Side to Monitor Earth's Climate
• Scientist Warns of Bay Area Quakes
• Mars Odyssey Mission Status
• Giant Sunspot Group 9393 Is Back

April 19 - Late Edition

• Stanford Co-hosts Conference Commemorating 1906 Earthquake
• Lyrids to Light the Weekend Sky
• Scientists Put New Spin on Mystery of Missing Solar Neutrinos
• Thawing Permafrost Threatens Northern Hemisphere
• Earth Glow Used To Monitor Climate
• Worst Over for Minnesota but Other States in Danger
• Scientists Add Power to Fuel Cell Debate
• Ethiopia Says Pesticide Dumps are "Time Bomb"
• Study Looks at Agent Orange and Child Cancer
• 53 Die in Haiti After Eating Ackee Fruit
• Some Hungry Afghans Say are They Living on Grass
• Meningitis Death Toll Tops 1,500 in Burkina Faso
• River Floods Much of Midwest
• Leakey Discusses Skull Find Suggesting New Human Ancestor

April 19

• Big Lunar Crater Not Created in 1178 A.D.
• Chinese Dust Storm Hits N. America
• Jackson Segment of Gorda Ridge NE Pacific Ocean; Submarine
• Astronomers Find Distant 'Double Planet'
• Volcano Blast Outside Mexico City
• NASA Unveils Futuristic Aircraft
• Quake Rattles Northern Colombia
• Early Humans Had Woodworking Technology
• Florida Crops Wither As State Hopes for Rain
• US: Better Foot-And-Mouth Vaccine Years Away
• NASA to Track More Asteroids With New (NEAT) Camera
• Tree-Ring Scientists To Reconstruct Mid East Drought Patterns
• Imported Antelope May Have Spread Mad Cow to UK
• Pakistan Considers Melting Glaciers for Water
• Long, Hot, Dark Summer of Rolling Blackouts
• Meningitis Deaths Hit Pilgrims
• Angolan Flooding Displaces 16,000 People

April 18

• U.S. Navy Weather Center to Host Ocean Panel
• Solving Charles Darwin's "Abominable Mystery"
• Nanotechnology Receives Fellowship Award
• Warming Oceans Portend Destructive El Nino
• Washington Calls On Its Cows to Ease Energy Crisis
• Castle Ghost Hunt's 'Curious' Findings
• Dust Storm Spreads Across West
• FEMA Issues New Quake Design Report
• Shrine Provides Easter Surprise
• Interplanetary Shockwave
• UK Fights to Dispel Disease Worries

April 17 - Late Edition

• At Least 218 Killed by Meningitis in Niger
• Miss. River Floods Lowland Roads
• Mississippi River Pushing Record Levels
• Winter Revisits Many Eastern States
• More Mystery School Poisonings in Vietnam's Central Highlands
• Quake Jolts Eastern Japan
• North Korea Facing Another Famine
• An Energy Crisis Has Arrived, Tauzin Says
• Knoxville Schools Toss 2-1/2 Tons of Bad Ham
• Diocese Skeptical of Image of Mary

April 17

• FEMA Prepares for "Probable" Foot and Mouth Outbreak
• Troops to Keep Foot-and-Mouth Out of Brazil
• U.S. Reviewing Feed Rules Against Mad Cow Disease
• Easter Flare Produces Type II Radio Burst
• Fairly Strong Quake Hits Tokyo Area
• Food Crisis Goes From Bad to Worse in North Korea

April 16

• X Class Flare on Easter Sunday
• Strong Earthquake in Pacific off Japan
• Study:Rainfall in England Heaviest Since Tudor Times
• Russians Create 'Artificial Human Brain'
• Scientist Claims Finding Horse Which Sweats Blood
• Front-Row Scramble to Film Pope's End
• Third Foot-And-Mouth Case Confirms Ireland's Worst Fears
• Midwest Braces for Floods
• El Salvador Hit by 3 Small Earthquakes
• Food Scarce in Congo's Capital
• Wintry Weather Will Return

April 15

• Frail Pope Holds Easter Vigil
• Universe Began by Colliding with Another
• Jerusalem At the Time of Jesus
• Army Mobilised for French Flooding
• Dry Weather Seen Easing Upper Midwest Floods
• Great Lakes Levels Drop, Global Warming to Blame?
• Report: Rio's Jungle Disappearing, Beaches Polluted
• New Riddle Over Sphinx's Future

April 14 - Late Edition

• Earth Orbit Variations Linked To Global Climate Change
• Disease 'Could Hit a Third of Farms'
• Solar Storms: Influence On Human And Animal Behavior Earthquakes, Volcanoes And Unusual Weather
• Molecules Hitchhiking on Comets May Survive Impacts
• Mexico Grows Parched, With Pollution and Politics
• Theme Parks Prepare for Anticipated Power Blackouts
• Temblor Jolts Iran City

April 14

• New Solar Flare Bursts From Sun
• Mid-West Wet: Fargo River 21 Feet Above Flood Stage
• Quake Hits Southwest China
• World Bank Warns Of Environmental Degradation In Indonesia
• Asteroids 'Affected Human Evolution'
• Southwest May See Warmer, Wetter Climate In The Future
• Now Rainsqualls Send Shivers through Kutch and Earthquake Region
• World Battens Down for the Return of El Nino
• Watch for Weekend Aurorae
• Listen to the Songs of Earth
• Second Case in Northern Ireland
• Life As We Didn't Know It

April 13

• Could This Be Planet-X?
• Faith: Historians Say Resurrection a Reality
• Quake Injures 159, Wrecks Homes in Southwest China
• Studies Attribute Ocean Warming to Human Actions
• East Africa Reels Under Worst Drought in Memory
• Portugual to Burn Hazardous Waste in Nature Reserve
• Tetanus Vaccine in Short Supply
• Midwest Tornadoes Kill 4 People
• State of Emergency Declared in Cincinnati
• Man Talking On Cell Phone Struck By Lightning
• US Chemical Pollution up 5 pct in Latest Year - EPA - USA
• Genetic Drift Threatens US Organic Farmers
• Natural Disasters Hit War-Torn Angola
• Bracing for More Rain
• Two Killed as Tornadoes Spread Across Midwest
• Ebola Fear Grips Kenya As Second Recruit is Hospitalized
• Wooden Icon 'Bleeds' Before Papal Visit
• Discovery of First Historic Clock Dating to 6500 Years
• It Could Get Hotter in Japan Thanks to Three Gorges Dam
• Dust Storms Cause Multicoloured Snow

April 12

• Century-Old Indian Earthquake Puzzle Solved
• Threat From Drug-Resistant HIV
• Dutch Foot-and-Mouth Leaps 140km
• Victims of the Mt Vesuvius Eruption Were Killed Instantly by a 500°C HeatWave That Vaporised Their Brains
• UN Predicts Rise in Global Cereal Output but Says Increase Will Not Meet Demand
• Texas Flash Floods Hit Logan Utah
• Pope to Sit Out Good Friday Procession

April 11 - Late Edition

• Violent Sandstorms Hit China
• Tornado Wreaks Havoc in the Plains
• New Solar Flare Could Cause Geomagnetic Storm on Earth
• Six Student Hikers Die as Rain Floods Indonesian Cave
• Quake Shakes Indonesia's W.Java,no Damage Reported
• Moderate Quake Hits Northeast India, No Casualties
• Divers to Beam Living Fossils to Web
• English Countryside Loses 60 Million Birds Despite Revival Effort
• Foot-And-Mouth Will Force Farmers to Leave the Land
• 'Conflict is Turning into War' in Middle East

April 11

• Climate Change Shrivels Frog Ponds
• Ancient Mummy Find
• Before the Big Bang
• Tornado Wreaks Havoc in Missouri College Town
• Now Locusts Threaten Drought-Hit Afghanistan
• Britain's Foot-And-Mouth Spreads; Dutch Protest
• Map of the Drowned Quarters of Ancient Alexandria is Revealed
• Three Months of Heavy Rains Inundate Ecuador
• Sun's Energy Flies Faster During Some Cycles
• Battle to Save Hong Kong Wetland
• The Chemicals We Harbor Show That Prevention Pays
• Canadian Forecasters Warn Red River Likely to Flood
• High Winds Force Closures of Schools, Fort Bliss, City Offices
• Is There Enough Electricity for Arizona This Summer?

April 10 - Late Edition

• X- Class Flare Tuesday Morning
• Mental Diseases Afflict More People in Afghanistan
• Ebola Scare Keeps Kenyan Town in Suspense
• U.N. Climate Report Clarifies Forest "Sink" Issue
• 42% Drop in Maize Crop Linked to White-Owned Farm Seizures
• 6.7 Off Coast of Central Chili

April 10

• Is There an Effort in the United States to Confuse People on the Issue of Mad Cow Disease?
• Concern Over Global Warming Heating Up
• EU Nations Urged to Reconsider Ban on Vaccinating Farm Animals
• Millions in Africa Face Food Shortage
• Epidemic Kills 200 Children in Nigeria's Kano City
• M8 Class Flare
• Infection `Can Spread' Mad Cow Disease
• Mild Tremor Hits Tokyo, Vicinity; no Damage Seen
• Tropical Cyclone Sose Heading Towards New Zealand
• Midwest Flooding Fears
• Plan to Funnel Colorado River Water Through Mojave Aquifers Draws Fire
• Two Killed In Rare Snow Storm
• Drought and Civil War Cripple Northern Afghanistan
• TB Screening Considered

April 9 - Late Edition

• Shock BSE Discovery In France
• Beef-Inspection Failures Allowed in Deadly Microbe
• New Tribe Found in Amazon
• First Hydrothermal Vents Found in Indian Ocean
• New Material Reverses Snell's Law
• China Press: 3.5M Hectares of Land Affected by Drought
• Russias Icy Nowhere
• Pacific Northwest Thirsts for Water
• Afghan Health Officials Say Rabies on Rise
• Kenyan Woman Dies of Suspected Hemorrhagic Fever
• Scientists Get Genetic Blueprint for a Bad Germ
• Virus May Contribute to Some Schizophrenia Cases
• Belgian Trappist Monks Turn Water into Beer
• Salomon Forecasts Cool N. American Summer, Except West
• Israel: Water Crisis Worsens, Report Says
• More Widespread West Nile in 2001, Experts Warn
• Hail, High Winds Possible in Ohio Valley
• No Panic, No Bans, Just Lots of Dead Animals

April 9

• Mars Odyssey Mission Status
• Stolen Foot and Mouth Virus 'Released Deliberately'
• Midwest Storm Kills 1 in Chicago
• Floods Peak in North France, Tides Still Threaten
• Tremor Shakes Shabestar in E. Azarbaijan
• Minnesota, Dakotas Pile Sandbags Against Rising Rivers
• NASA Releases New Mars Images
• Russia Celebrates First Space Flight 40 Years Ago
• Dalai Lama Wraps Up Taiwan Visit

April 8 - Late Edition

• Meteorites From Moon, Mars Found in Morocco
• Midwest SuperStorm Knocks Out Power
• The Hills are Alive With the Sound of Exploding Cows
• Windstorms Have Their Way in the Midwest
• Indian Earthquake Victims Abandoned to Their Fate

April 8

• Highlight of the Month - The Lyrids
• 3 Cyclones Form Over Indian Ocean
• Volcano Erupts on Ocean Floor Off Oregon Coast
• Hurricane Forecaster, Gray Predicts Hurricane Season 2001
• New Caledonia Placed on Cyclone Alert
• Rare Snow Fall Hits Tokyo's Cherry Blossoms
• Quake Jolts Quake-Weary El Salvador
• Latest Nuclear Menace: Radioactive Tumbleweeds
• Massive Power Outage in the Philippines
• Newspaper Says 100,000 in City are Possessed by the Devil
• Canada On Alert Over 'Terrorists' Carrying Foot-And-Mouth
• Study Points to 'Mad Cow' Blood Risk for Humans
• Meteor Activity Outlook for April 6-12, 2001
• Enhanced Meteor Activity?

April 7- Late Edition

• Americans to Launch Search for Life on Mars
• 2M Animals in the Queue for Death
• 400,000 Sheep to be Entombed in Graves of Clay
• India Tries for Satellite Relaunch
• Super Laser Advances Fusion Research

April 7

• NASA Set for New Mars Mission to Find Water
• Storms, High Winds Hit N.M., Texas
• Powerful X5-Class Solar Flare Explodes
• Canada Finds First Case of 'Mad Deer' Disease in Wild
• Green Groups: Bio-Crops Contaminating Organic Food
• Colombia Says Finds Foot-And-Mouth Resistant Gene
• Meteorite Disappoints Scientists

April 6- Late Edition

• NOAA Tunes Into Underwater Eruption
• Scientists Predict Moon Base by 2007
• Frankenstein Fears After Head Transplant
• Climate Change Linked to Amphibian Declines
• Study Points to 'Mad Cow' Blood Risk for Humans

April 6

• The Mayans, Spirituality, and Transition
• Did Comets Sow the Seed of Life?
• To Mars, With a Flying Backpack
• Severe Storms on Tap for Friday
• Britain Says Foot-and-Mouth Battle Far From Won
• Asteroid, Comet Impact Expert Talks Of Pros And Cons
• NASA Sets Launch Date for Endeavour
• Scientists: Neutron Stars Hold Gold
• Hubble Camera Captures Heart of Whirlpool Galaxy
• Kinks in Sun's Waves Unraveled
• A Bundle of New Extrasolar Planets
• Storms Stop Bird Migration
• Heavy Rains Flood Mississippi

April 5 - Late Edition

• Some Fear Irreparable Harm From Plans to Pump Desert Water
• Five Farmers Killed by Lightning Strike in Southern Vietnam
• Red Planet Water Wars Waged Before Mars Odyssey
• New Technology Illuminates Secrets of Ancient Past
• Light Makes Right
• Current Volcanic Activity
• Gamma-Ray Bursts May Be Born in Stellar Nurseries
• New Technology Illuminates Secrets of Ancient Past

April 5

• Watching the 'Sea' Grass Grow From Space
• Solar flares? AOL Instant Messenger Knocked Out
• 'Major Outbreak' of TB
• Northern Mars Features Tectonic Ridges, Not Ocean Shorelines
• Solar Storms Influence On Human And Animal Behavior Earthquakes, Volcanoes And Unusual Weather
• Blizzard Hits Newfoundland
• Toads Linked To Warming Trend
• Rural Aid as Disease Cases Pass 1,000

April 4 - Late Edition

• Two Just-in Breaking News Items

April 4

• Distant Supernova Hints at Dark, Repulsive Energy
• The Most Powerful Solar Flare Ever Recorded
• Trapping Light
• Quakes Rattle Japan, 4 Hurt
• U.S. Restricts Army Gear Imports Due to Foot-Mouth
• Distant Galaxies Are In The Red
• Neanderthals, Modern Humans Interbred, New Study Says
• Yukon Meteorite Dates Back to Origins of the Solar System
• Spatial Vortexes; Matter Returns To Empty Space
• Power Crystals, Ancient Science Rediscovered?

April 3 - Late Edition

• Mega Flare for a Mega Cycle
• World's First 'Y-Class' Mega Solar Flare
• Swollen Rivers Swamp Northern France
• More Than Half New Zealand in the Worst Drought in a Century
• Drought, Low Snow Pack Across West to Exacerbate California's Crunch
• Water Crises Stirs New Disputes
• Legionnaires' Case Reported in Ohio

April 3

• Airborne Hydrographic Survey of Western Pacific Completed
• Most Powerful Solar Flare Solar Cycle
• Light Show Set to Continue
• Quake Rattles Northeastern Japan
• Power Alert Declared in California
• Tomb of Pharaoh's Wife Discovered in Egypt Oasis
• Monk Discovered Mathematical Formula 700 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought

April 2 - EXTRA

• Mega Flare Erupts

April 2

• Melting Releases Riddles on Global Warming
• Hundreds Demonstrate Against Vatican and Electriomagnetic Waves
• Taiwan Welcomes Dalai Lama
• Asian Team to Climb Everest to Clear Garbage
• Native Brazilian Population Grows 17% Between '95 and 2000
• Six Nations to Finish Next Season Due to Foot-and-Mouth
• 12th Foot-and-Mouth Case Discovered in Holland
• Infected Mosquitoes Prepare to Invade New York

April 1 - Late Edition

• March 30 - April 1, 2001 Aurora Gallery
• A Second CME Hits Earth
• Record Rainfall Makes for a Muddied Economic Picture
• Outbreak 'Under Control'
• Monster Sunspot Hurls Solar Flares Toward Earth
• Giuliani: California-Like Shortages Could Occur In NYC If Power Is Not Boosted

April 1

• Earth Hit by Solar Storm
• Solar Flare Eruptions Likely
• Terra Cotta Army Has a New Ally in Biological Battle
• Calif. Power Grid Back on Alert As Supplies Fall
• USDA: Pigs Test Negative for Foot-and-Mouth
• "Light Bricks" Set To Save Electricity
• Observation of Comet LINEAR 2001 A2 Last Night

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