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• Space Mission Planned For Mars
• Astronomers Will Release First Images From Hubble's Revived 'NICMOS' on June 5
• Possible Naked-Eye Sunspot Complex
• Experts Warn U.S.: Rest From Hurricanes Won't Last
• New Climate Study Challenges Thinking on Large-Scale, Global Climate Change
• Nothing Special About Seismic Activity in Antarctica

• Giant Loops in the Solar Atmosphere May Trigger Sun's Poles Reversals

• Sun - Earth Connection of Keen Interest to NASA
• Decline of World’s Glaciers Epected to Have Global Impacts Over This Century
• German Officials Say Bin Laden Alive, al Qaeda Active
• Freak Lightning Kills Six in Philippines
• 90 Percent of Iran Located on Seismic Fault Lne
• Popping Manhole Covers Causes Jitters Near Empire State Building
• NZ Scientists Discover Hot Springs
• Israel Declares State of Water Emergency for Next 2 Years
• Seismologists Turn Snoops
• Haiti Floods Kill a Dozen People, Several Still Missing
• Sinkhole Opens up in Busy Florida Freeway

• Final Looks At Jupiter's Moon IO
• Odyssey Finds Abundant Water Ice Under Mars' Surface

• Fleet of NASA Spacecraft Observe Atomsphere's Response to Recent Solar Storms
• Glancing Blow to our Planet's Magnetic Field
• Powerful Quake Rocks Argentina
• Rome Obelisk Struck by Lightning
• Earthquake Shakes Northern Taiwan but no Damage Immediately Reported
• Ozone Losses Speeding up at Higher Latitudes - U. of Colorado Study
• Floods Force Evacuation in Nicaragua
• Alaskan Quake Size Updated
• Warsaw Subway, State Radio Building Flooded by Heavy Rain

• UA Seismologist Says Stations Record Terrorist Bombings
• Big El Niño Could Ease Drought - Or Not
• Faces From the Ice Age
• Scientists Said To Be Confirming Inuit Warnings Of Climate Change
• A Warm Polar Winter Was Easier on Arctic
• New Method Links Rainfall Patterns to Developing El Niños

• Thousands Flee Homes in Kenya Floods
• Airborne Bugs 'May Control Our Weather'
• Colorado Rain-Forest Theory Takes Root in Fossil Find
• Geostorm Watch
• First Named Storm of Pacific Season Picks Up Strength off Coast of Mexico
• Torrential Rains in Haiti Cause at Least 10 Deaths

• NASA Takes Risk; Announces Large Quantities of Water On Mars
• Minor Earthquake Shakes Much of Guatemala; No Injuries or Damage Reported
• Malawi Starves, Worst Yet to Come
• Starving Children Scavenge for Berries as Famine Sweeps Zimbabwe
• Drought Chokes the West
• Flee Mexico Volcano Slopes as Lava Spills
• Southern Ariz. Residents Evacuate As Fire Grows
• Heavy Rains and Flash Floods Force Hundreds to Evacuate Homes in Jamaica
• Five Years Later, Texas Town Still Struggles to Cope With Deadly Tornado
• Explorers to Return to Ocean Floor
• Ice Reservoirs Found on Mars

• Mild Quake Jolts Northern Iran
• Minor Earthquake Shakes Cyprus, Causes No Damage
• Illinois Schools Put on Anthrax Alert
• Quakes Shake Taiwan's Eastern Coast, No Immediate Reports of Damage
• Star About To Explode Into Supernova Near Earth
• Nebraskans Blinded By Dust Storms Amid Drought - USA
• Winds Whipping up Colorado Wildfire
• Line Outage Hurts Long Island, NY Power Supply
• 'Wind of 120 Days' Hits Afghanistan
• Wildfire Threatening New Mexico Town
• Mexico's Colima Volcano - Increasing Unrest
• Montserrat - Soufriere Hills Volcano -West-Indies
• Ocean Photographer Passionate Over Dying Seas
• Earthquake Rattles Southwestern Romania
• Tornado Debris Drifts Home
• Heat Wave Hits Pakistan

• 6.0 Earthquake South Of Alaska
• Corporations Are Inventing People For Disinformation
• A Fast-Moving Interplanetary Shock Wave
• Texas, Mexico Quarrel Over Water
• Image Could Show Cosmos at 300,000 Years Old
• Dazzling Duo
• Nuclear Power Plants on Alert Status
• Limited Nuclear War in Asia Would Kill Millions
• Ocean on Jupiter Moon Has Very Thick Icy Crust
• Massive Jade Deposit Unearthed

• New Software Helps Exploit Climate Forecasts
• Bombing Bombay? Effects of Nuclear Weapons and a Case Study of a Hypothetical Explosion
• Heat Wave in India Kills 1,000
• Planet at the Crossroads
• Powerful Earthquake Shakes Crete
• Quake Rocks Guam
• Rocks of Ages
• Europa has Raw Materials for Life

• NYC Warned of Possible Threats
• Earthquake Jolts Northern Japan
• Solar Activity
• Lava Spews from Mexican Volcano
• Strong Earthquake Shakes Egypt

• Fighting For Hearts and Minds Over Inclusion Policy
• Dust Devils May Affect Atmospheres on Earth and on Mars
• Outburst Of The Galactic Microquasar V4641 Sgr!
• Meteor Debris from Comet Pons-Winnecke
• Islanders Placed on Alert as PNG Volcano Spews Ash
• 2002 Atlantic Storms, From Arthur to Wilfred
• Wicked Weather This Way Comes: Busier Hurricane Season Ahead
• Japanese Threatened With Extinction, Minister Says

• "Freak Weather" Continues With More On The Way
• Explorers to Return to Ocean Floor off Cuba
• Villagers Flee Mexico Volcano Slopes as Lava Spills
• Small Earthquake Reported in Siberia
• Farmers, Ranchers: Conditions Just as Dry and Damaging as 1930s Dust Bowl
• Small Quake Shakes Turkey's Aegean Coast
• Quake Warning System Could Prepare Buildings With Electronic Signal

• Late Winter Storm Heads for Seirra's
• Astronomers Discover 11 More Small Moons of Jupiter
• Changes in Rainfall Patterns Affect Plants, Carbon in U.S.

• Freak: 42-Degree Wind Chill in NYC Saturday Afternoon
• Harmless Halo Around the Sun Causes a Buzz in South Florida
• Laws of Physics 'May Change'
• Giant Dinosaurs Arrived With a Bang
• Moderately Strong Quake Shakes Eastern Japan
• Mexico Readies for Volcanic Eruption
• Heatwave Smothers India, Death Toll Nears 700
• China Plans Base on Moon to Exploit Mineral Resources
• Fla. Brush Fire Forces Evacuation

• Results of the AKM Video Meteor Network

• Space Station Meteor Shower
• Meteor Activity Outlook for May 17-23, 2002
• Mild Quake Jolts Southern Iran Shiraz
• April Second Warmest on Record Worldwide; Also Hot and Dry in U.S.
• Weird Weather Lashes Ottawa Tulip Festival
• Flooded Midwest Gets More Rain
• Astronomers Discover 11 New Moons Orbiting Jupiter
• Latest California Quake Underscores Reliability of U. of Colorado Forecasting Method
• Stonehenge `King' Found
• India Swelters in Deadly Heat Wave
• UN Fears Considerable Damage as Heavy Rains Continue in Badakhshan
• Millions of Bangladeshis to be Affected by Climate Change
• Quakes Shake Taiwan's Eastern Coast, No Immediate Reports of Damage
• Bright CME on May 16

• Ariz. Fires Burn 800 Acres, 6 Homes
• Global Warming Could Limit Venice Flooding
• Abandoned Mines Said Gigantic Environment Problem
• Kartchner Caves Threatened by Temperature Rise
• Is Atlanta Drinking the Future Dry?
• Unique Bronze Age Archer Unearthed

• Heat Wave Kills Over 300 in India
• Strong Quake Hits Taiwan, Causes Minor Damage
• Tabloid Links UA, Noah's Ark and Mars
• Trouble in the Arctic
• Another Universe Might Lurk Only Millimeters Away
• Global Warming Called 'Fairy Tale'
• Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano Increases in Activity
• Storm's High Winds Uproot Trees
• Heavy Winds Hit Southwest France
• Storm Leaves Many Powerless

• Geologists Journey to Patagonia to Study Rock Systems
• M 5.2 EQ Off the Coast of Oregon
• Dry Winter Raises Calif. Fire Fears
• Sandstorm-Swept China to Spend Billions on Trees
• India Heat Wave Death Toll Hits 175

• Another Tornado in DC Area
• Minor Earthquake Rattles Southern Bulgaria
• Moderate Quake Jolts Northern Philippines
• Starship Dream Moves Closer
• It's Hot, and Will Only Get Hotter in Phoenix
• High Danger of Wildfires This Summer
• One in Three Planets Like Earth Probably Harbour Life
• Rivers Still Rising in Missouri Amid Flooding
• Extreme Climate Variance Sped Extinction of Local Butterfly Populations

• Earthquake Rocks San Francisco Area
• U.S. Coast Guard Issues Al Qaeda Warning
• Venus - Earth Encounter
• Earth's Space Storm Shield Offers Protection at at Price

• Expert Warns World is Warming Faster Than Forecast
• Antarctic Iceberg May Have Enlarged Existing Crack
• In Search of Golden Treasure of Japan
• Russian District Declares Emergency Over Forest Fires
• Deadly Storms Rake Eastern States

• Flushing Out Fact From Conjecture; Mars-Phobos

• A Good Celestial Show Gets Better
• Two Planet-Finding Concepts Chosen For Study
• Martian Flares Explained?
• Geomagnetic Storm Alert
• 'Strangelets From Outer Space Attacking Earth'

• Sunspot Watch
• Interplanetary Shock Wave Triggers a Geomagnetic Storm
• Patent Suggests Leaves Recorded Sounds of Dinosaurs
• Iraq: Archaeological Expedition Mapping Ancient City Of Uruk
• Giant Glacier Falls Into Ocean Near Antarctica
• Moderate Earthquake Rattles Rhodes; No Injuries Or Damage
• S. Calif. Brush Fire Spreading Rapidly
• Fairly Strong Quake Strikes Northeastern Japan
• Fires Rage in Russia

• Feds Warn of Truck Bomb Terrorists

• Earth No Passive Victim of Solar Storms, NASA Says
• 120 Million Year Old Ancient Civilization Map
• Farmers' Hopes Dry Up as Drought Plagues US Plains
• Egypt Announces Discovery of 30,000 Year-Old Skeleton
• Fossil Discovery Revises Life Theory
• Moderate Quake Shakes Taiwan
• W. Brownsville Drying After Flash Flood Fright
• Billion-Year-Old Snail Trails Lead to Early Life
• The Truth About the 2002 Leonid Meteor Storm
• Daytime Meteor Shower Strikes County

• New Iceberg 47 Miles Long Breaks off Antarctic Ice Shelf
• Northern India Continues to Reel Under a Heat Wave
• 'Earthquake Risk' from Dams
• Ice Jam Floods Alaskan Community
• Moderate Earthquake Rattles Southwestern Greece; No Injuries or Damage
• U.S. Predicts El Nino to Be Much Weaker Than 1998
• In Midst of Drought, Scientists Hunt for Water Vapor
• Scientists Debate Wisdom of Plan to Save Venice From Flooding

• Fast-Moving Asteroid Named '2002 JQ9'
• Extremely Important Superoutburst of IY UMa
• The Big Question: Crater Clue to Dinosaur Demise
• Cosmic Catastrophe 'A Certainty'

• Series of Events Reflect Our Current Times
• Snow & Record Cold Temperatures Chill Washington
• Mild Quake Shakes Southern Iran, No Casualties
• Crabs Swarm San Diego Beaches in Possible El Nino Preview
• Earthquake Rattles Solano County
• Minor Earthquake Rattles Southern Bulgaria
• Earthquake Strikes Off Russia's Pacific Coast
• President Declares Major Disaster For Kentucky Storms

• NASA's Global Surveyor Adds to Its Martian Photo Album
• Extreme Machine Simulates Space Conditions
• El Niño Seen Hitting Southern Africa in Late 2002
• Hundreds Evacuated in Northern New Mexico as Wildfire Burns in Canyon
• Nairobi Parched Despite Downpour

• Fighter Jet Hunts for "Vulcanoid" Asteroids
• Camera Is Left Behind to Zoom In on North Pole's Weather
• Salomon Says No Ease in US Drought until Late 2002 - USA
• Chilean Rescuers Dig for Dead Buried in Mudslide - CHILE
• Snow Causing Travel Problems in North Dakota

• M-Class Flares Rain Upon Us, and so do "Freak Storms"
• Home PCs to Predict Climate Change
• Cuba Developing Biological Weapons
• Spring Snowstorm Hampers Alberta
• Another Pipe Bomb Found in Texas
• New Research Could Spearhead Permanent Nuclear Waste Storage
• Bones of Contention: Biology, not Behavior, Shapes Us Says UA Researcher
• Lasers Light Way to 3-D Imaging in Purdue Lab
• Statement to Correct Earlier Deer Sample Report From Brookhaven National Laboratory
• Green Mountain Power and Clean Air -- Cool Planet Team Up To Help Customers to Fight Global Warming

• People Living in African Mountains Face Threat of Volcanos, Earthquakes and Landslides
• Moderate Quake Strikes Northeastern Japan
• Machu Picchu 'On the Verge of Collapse'
• Asteroids Less Than 1 au From Earth This Month

• Teenage Stars: Rebels Without a Known Cause
• 16 Quakes Rattle North Coast Town
• Archaeologists Unearth Base of Egypt Queen Pyramid

• Tornado Kills Four People in Texas
• Climate Model Suggests Why Mars Poles Differ
• Fire Near Evergreen, Colo., Forces Evacuation of More Than 2,400 Homes
• Dry Year in China's Guangdong Extends Drought
• Australia Has Hottest April on Record
• Moderate Quake Shakes Northwest Turkey

• Your Friendly Local Weathercast
• Archaeologists Stumble on New Pyramid
• Earthquakes Rumble off Northern California Coast

• Planets and Meteors on May 5th
• Swamp Fire in Georgia Spreads...
• Worst of Drought Yet to Come
• Storm Winds Cause Scattered Damage in North Texas
• Drought-Stricken Car Dealers Paint Grass Green
• Deer Disease Sparks Concerns About Venison Safety
• Grid Helps Science Go Sky-High
• Mars Mission Dangers Set Out
• NASA Told to Go to Mars But Not to Look for Life
• NASA Launches Satellite on Observation Mission
• Wind Theory May Clear Up Warming Mysteries
• Soldiers Search for Flood Victims
• Meteor Activity Outlook for May 3-9, 2002

• Bush Declares Tornado-Hit Maryland a Disaster Area
• Rain is "Earthquake in the Sky"
• Ozone Hole Causes Mixed Antarctic Message
• Floods Leave 4 Dead, 14 Missing in Appalachians
• Rains Cause Mudslides in Switzerland
• A Cyclic Universe?
• Shedding Light on the Buddhas
• The Map of "the Creator"
• Taiwan to Buy Water From China
• Biological Networking Slows Down Human Evolution

• Speculation of Mars Moon Missing
• Zimbabwe's Famished Fields
• Pollution Particles Rob Storms of Rain
• Soldier Kept Head as Souvenir
• Study Suggests Global Extinction Crisis More Serious Than Previously Thought

• Wildfire in Southern Arizona Mostly Contained; More Than 36,000 Acres Charred
• Scripps Researchers Use High-Tech Imagery for New Insights into Breaking Wave Dynamics
• Climate Change
• Report: Major Quake Will Paralyze Bay Area Travel

• New Global Surveyor Pictures of Martian Gullies
• NASA Eyes Intricate Pattern On Cloud Street
• Drought Inflicts Dlrs 100bn in Damage on Qom
• Four Injured in Fresh Tremor in Quake-Stricken Region
• Drought Could Dry up Mother Cabrini's 'Miracle' Spring
• Over 2,200-Year-old Map Discovered in NW China

• Reed Rafts to Rockets
• Super-Fast Flashes Could Help Scientists See into a Nucleus
• Hubble's Stunning New Vision
• New Zealand Tourist Center of Fiordland Shaken by Quake
• Colorado U-NOAA Scientists Say El Nino May Rescue Parched Southwest
• At Least 100 Structures Threatened by Southern Arizona Fire; 9,000 Acres Charred

• Scientists See Newscast Predicting Solar-Earth Weather in Future
• Quake Shakes Central Turkey; No Damage or Injuries Reported
• Zimbabwe 'Disaster' as Famine Loms
• Wildfires in S. Arizona Reach Over 2,000 Acres
• 2001: What Weather Made News?