May 31

• Solar Eclipse
• Monopoly or Democracy?
• Meteor Activity Outlook for May 30-June 5, 2003
• Nemesis Stalks Chicken-Hawks: Iraq Failure Fuels Countercoup
• Drought Drops Lake Mead to Lowest Level Since 1969

May 30

• Space Weather News
• Space Station to Shift to Avoid a Close Call with Italian Satellite
• Solving the Puzzle of Gamma-Ray Bursts
• Scientists Say New Dinosaur Species Found
• Former Attorney General Says Bush Should Be Impeached

May 29 - Late Edition

• Galaxy Mission Honors Columbia Crew with First Light
• Theatre in the Rectangle
• Celestron Claims Another Victory
• The Mystery of the Disappearing Planetary Disks
• Another X-Class Flare Rips From Sunspot Complex 10365

May 29

• Annular Solar Eclipse of May 31
• Supersymmetry in the Desert Conference
• Bomb Threats Made Against Bay Bridge
• FBI Is Unprepared for Biological Terrorism
• A Closeup Look at the Young Universe
• X-Raying Planetary Birthplaces
• Strong Quake Felt in Peruvian Capital
• Powerful Quake Aftershock Again Sends Algeria into Despair
• Helicopter Downed, 4 U.S. Soldiers Killed In Iraq: Jazeera

May 28 - Late Edition

• What Caused This Unusual Series of X-Class Flares?
• Common Childhood Vaccines are the Cause of the Diabetes
• Approaching La Nina Could Spell Trouble
• Congressmen Urge Ashcroft To Drop Charges Against Bush Protester
• Europe Launches Plans for Military to Rival U.S.
• Astro Alert / Sun-Earth Alert
• California Quake Shows Rise In Seismic Activity

May 28

• Holy Cow; X-Class Flare Just Occurred While Writing Below Article
• Freak Rain Hits Fort Lauderdale/Big Hailstorms Possible Wednesday
• 'War Vaccines Poisoned Us'
• Japan Quake Leaves Few Injuries, Damage
• Heavy Rains Burst Three Earthen Dams in North Carolina
• Indian Heatwave Death Toll Continues to Rise
• Life Clues on Red Planet
• Earthquake Hits Indonesia
• Massive Tsunami Sweeps Atlantic Coast in Asteroid Impact Scenario for March 16, 2880

May 27 - Late Edition

• Dark Matter's Pull Spotted
• German Group Develops SARS Antibody Test
• Aftershocks Continue in Japan
• US Plans Death Camp

May 27

• M-Class Flare Right On Schedule
• New Second Large Quake Hits Indonesia
• If You're Reading This, The World Didn't End Last Thursday
• Minor Earthquake Jolts San Francisco
• Aftershocks Rattle NE Japan After Quake Injures 100
• Soon, Three New Travelers to Mars
• SARS in Georgia
• Tests in China Suggest Some With SARS Don't Become Ill

May 26 - Late Edition

• Europe Agrees to Launch Galileo Space Program
• Canadian Herd Tests Negative for Mad Cow Disease
• Strong Quake Hits North Japan, No Deaths Reported
• Planets Could Form in 3 Million Years
• Quake Shakes California Wine Country

May 26

• Algeria Earthquake Toll Nears 2,200
• Clear Skies and Cleverness at Camp Oakes
• ESA's New Education Site Goes Live
• Democrats Question Whether Bush 'Hyped' Iraq Threat
• Is SARS from Outer Space?
• Al Qaeda's Summer Plans

May 25

• My Interview With Dr. Nick Begich
• New NASA Computer Models May Lead to Quake Forecast System
• Algeria Earthquake Toll Approaches 1,900
• NASA Says Shuttle Rescue Effort Risky but Possible

May 24

• Algerian Quake Toll Tops 1,600, More Feared
• US Abolishes Former Iraq Army, Assurances Given on Postwar Contracts
• Leading Nations Vow Fresh Action to Fight Al Qaeda
• US, Japan Warn N. Korea May Face 'Tougher Measures'
• Three Dead in Strong Earthquake in Kazakhstan
• Heat Wave Kills Nearly 200 in India
• There is a Modest Stellar Neighbor in the Firmament Tonight

May 23

• Putin Orders the Clouds Not to Rain on His Parade
• Disaster as They Dined - Algeria Toll Tops 1,000
• Panel to Monitor NASA's Return to Space
• Martian View of Earth

May 22 - Late Edition

• Algerian Earthquake Kills at Least 700
• World Shuns Canadian Beef Over Mad Cow Fears
• WHO Wants $200 Million for SARS Fight
• Superfast Evolutionary Change In Mice Observed

May 22

• Quake Kills More Than 530 in Algeria
• Chaos, Rubble in Algerian City After Quake
• Frozen Light: Cool NASA Research Holds Promise
• Under The Sun
• Follow the Mars Express Launch From One of ESA’s Establishments

May 21 - Late Edition

• Purported Tape From Bin Laden Aide Urges Attacks On Westerners
• An Astronaut, Bargains, and Telescopes Highlight NEAF
• Smoke Over Eastern Russia
• Taiwan Travel Warning Expanded as SARS Spreads

May 21

• United States Goes on Orange Alert - Update
• Newly-Discovered Star May Be Third-Closest
• Solar Activity
• ESA's Cluster Solved an Auroral Puzzle
• First Portuguese Space Day
• PHILIPPINES - Double Red Alert Declared
• Pyongyang Vents Nuclear Attack Threat on Seoul

May 20 - Late Edition

• Mad Cow Disease Found in Alberta
• Freak Wind Causes Maine Building Collapse
• More Terrorist Attacks Imminent: Report

May 20

• Busy Hurricane Season Ahead, Forecasters Say
• Future of Rosetta Comet Explorer Hinges on Money
• 'Happy Face' Crater of Mars
• Chaos Theory Explains Origin of New Moons
• Ancient Nicaraguan Society Found
• Experts Study First Historical Eruption of Anatahan Volcano
• Storm Front Pushes Across Plains, Scattered Rain in Southeast
• No Terrorist Organization Can Manufacture an Atomic Bomb

May 19 - Late Edition

• Robert Morning Sky's Interview
• Lots of Knots
• WHO Says World Not Ready for New SARS-Like Diseases
• A Bright Comet in Year 2003 or 2004?

May 19

• Neptune's Forecast: A Cloudy Summer
• Mesoamerica Burning
• Sri Lanka Floods Kill 141
• Southeast Soaked by Thunderstorms, Rain Through Mid-Atlantic
• Moon Walkers Recall Spiritual, Philosophical Feelings
• N. Marianas Seek Better Volcano Alerts
• Tornado Fourth in Victoria in Past Five Years

May 17

• Tornadoes, Strong Winds Batter Oklahoma
• Moon Dives Behind Earth
• 'Martian Features' Found on Earth
• Saudis Pledge to Combat Terror
• Tornadoes Continue Destructive Path

May 16

• Hints of the Virgin Mary Prophecy and May 2003
• The Eclipse of the Scorpion Moon
• Scientists Dust off Desert Sands From the French Alps
• NASA Finds Soot has Impact on Global Climate
• Fifty Years On, Everest Conquered but Not Subdued
• U.S. Expects More Strikes By Al Qaeda
• Jupiter's Moon Count Now 112
• Terror Threat Suspends Kenya Flights

May 15 - Late Edition

• The Manipulation Of America
• SARS And Genetic Engineering?
• 15 Saudis Carried out Riyadh Bombings: Prince Saud
• China May Execute SARS Quarantine Violators
• This Is SKY & TELESCOPE's AstroAlert for Occultations
• Russia to Deliver Attack Against the USA: A Training One

May 15

• Total Eclipse of Moon to Occur Thursday
• India Leaps Into Space to Study Solar Flares
• Globally, 90% Of Large Fish Are Gone
• Scientist Proposes Sending Probe to Earth's Core
• Officials Say US Prepared to Hold Further Multilateral Talks With N. Korea

May 14

• My Eyewitness Report Of Devastating Tornado
• Should Memphis Build for California's Earthquakes?
• Hundreds of Iraqis Suffering From Radiation Poisoning After Nuclear Sites Looted
• Terrorist Attacks Force Cancellation of Minor League Playoffs
• Al Qaeda Surprises US and Saudi Counter-Terror Intelligence
• Showers and Thunderstorms Scattered over Central and Northern Plains
• Mass Graves Found in Iraq

May 13 - Late Edition

• Chandra Spies Shock Front in Stephan's Quintet
• Lunar Eclipse
• China's SARS Epidemic Not Fading Yet, WHO Says
• Russia Uncertain if it has First SARS Case

May 13

• Days of Tornadoes Stun Tennessee
• Spectacular Skygazing Opportunity
• Unique NASA Satellite Watches Rainfall From Space
• Italia Tags Urban 'Hot Spots' With ESA's UrbEx
• Volcano Thought to be Extinct Erupts
• U.S., Saudis Suspect al Qaeda in Riyadh Blasts

May 12- Late Edition

• Governments Take on $16 Million Scenarios This Week
• SARS Cases in China Passes 5,000

May 12

• Ash Cloud Spews From Volcano
• 3 People Injured in Moderate Earthquake in Tokyo Metropolitan Area
• Tornadoes Batter More Than 20 Towns in Four States
• Headed to an Asteroid
• Disney to Finance New Bush-Bashing Documentary

May 11

• Mitch Battros Visits Oklahoma City Devastation
• Frustrated, U.S. Arms Team to Leave Iraq
• Bush Shakes up Iraq Team

May 10

• Lawmakers Seek Access to NASA Testimony
• Asteroid Retriever Spacecraft Blasts Off
• UN Tackles Iraq Sanctions
• Shuttle Investigators: Damaged Tiles on Wing Let in Heat
• Space Station Sun Movie
• Total Lunar Eclipse May 15-16, 2003
• Severe Thunderstorms Hit Indiana, Ohio

May 9

• Tornadoes Hit Metro OKC; 118 injured, 1 fatality
• Tornado Touches Down Near Lawrence, Kan
• Your Name Could Make a 'Deep Impact' on a Comet
• NASA Warms Up to Maryland's Trash
• NASA Scientist Paints With Ice and Light
• Meteorites Rained On Earth After Massive Asteroid Breakup
• Southwestern Drought Like Recent One Has Recurred Over Past Millennium
• Al-Qaeda Has Access to Pakistan Nuke-Weapons: French Writer

May 8 - Special Edition

• Major Damage Reported After Tornado Hits Oklahoma City Metro

May 8 - Late Edition

• Latest Earthquake List
• Weekly Volcanic Activity Report
• New U.S. Concerns on Iran's Pursuit of Nuclear Arms
• Taliban Appears to be Regrouped and Well-Funded
• U.S. Braces as SARS Death Rate Soars to 15 Percent
• States Face New Tornado Forecast

May 8

• Potassium Heated Earth's Core
• US Forces Discover Suspected Weapons Laboratory
• New Twisters Hit South, Midwest
• Last Week's Quake Part of a Trend in Area
• Craters, Pit Chains, and Graben, Oh My!
• Exposed Upper Colorado River Delta Rapicly Eroding Into Lake Powell
• Chaco Culture Linked to Natural Dune Dam

May 7 - Late Edition

• 365Live Server Is Down-Unable To Broadcast
• Terror Groups May Be Planning New Attacks, State Dept. Says
• Purported Saddam Tape Urges Resistance
• Tornado Watch Moves to Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee
• Four Injured in East Texas Storm
• Tornado-Ravaged Midwest Sees More Storms
• Mercury Transit
• China Warns of SARS Spreading to Countryside
• The Deepest Photo Ever Taken

May 7

• Chinese City Quarantines 10,000
• Tourist With Possible Case of SARS Isolated in Las Vegas
• EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rise
• Galaxy Evolution Explorer Mission Status
• Mercury Transit on May 7, 2003
• More Severe Weather Rolls Through Ravaged Areas
• Ashcroft: Museums in Iraq Looted by Pros
• US Tornado Death Toll Hits 40

May 6 - Late Edition

• Asteroid Impact Puts Heat on Snowball Earth Theory of Key Evolutionary Jump
• Colorado Uses Mosquito-Eating Fish To Control West Nile Virus
• Dirty Needles Blamed for Child HIV
  
• Death Toll in Turkish Quake Rises to 176
• Quake Jolts China's Northwest, Kills One
  

May 6

• Earthquake on the James
• Death, Damage Reported in Twisters' Wake
• ESA Sets the Date for Mars Express Launch
• Bangladesh Storm Kills 19, Injures Hundreds
• Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower
• Huge Homeland Security Drill Planned
• Bombs in the Building: World Trade Center 'Conspiracy Theory' is a Conspiracy Fact

May 5 - Late Edition

• Storm Threat Shifts to Midwest, South
• Tornadoes Level 4-State Area; 37 Reported Dead
• SARS Rioting Hits China; Outbreak Worsens in Taiwan
• India to Test Satellite Rocket, Eyes Partners

May 5

• Tornadoes Sweep Midwest
• Watch For Something Called 'Meteor Trains'
• Extreme Weather Everywhere - Casualties Mounting
• Watch Out Tonight
• North Korea Has 100 N-Weapons Aimed at US, Propagandist Claims
• Space Crew Tell of Landing Drama
• Sources Say Jessica Lynch Has Amnesia

May 4

• Russian Space Capsule Lands in Kazakhstan
• Station Crew to Make Historic 'Splash Down'
• Bush Says Weapons Will Be Found in Iraq
• Powell Gives Syrian President U.S. Conditions for Positive Relations
• 2003 Transit of Mercury and the eta Aquarid Meteor Shower
• Taking the 'Victory' Out of City's Victory Parades

May 3

• Expect Tonight's Interview With Sheldon Nidle To Be Packed.
• Tornadoes Leave Path of Damage Across Eastern Oklahoma
• Gilgamesh Tomb Believed Found
• Instant Glider--Just add Light
• Doubts Grow over Iraq 'Smoking Gun'

May 2

• Scientists Propose Quake Alert System
• Cuba's Castro Says U.S. Is Provoking War
• Titan's Surface: Mostly Ice, Not Goo
• Sunspot 349
• NASA Discovers a Soggy Secret of El Nino

May 1 - Late Edition

• Turks Search Quake Rubble for Buried Children
• New NASA Data Helps Take 'Whether' Out of Weather Prediction
• Live Webcast Will Preview Mars Rover Adventure
• Rutgers Scientist Sees Evidence of “Onions” in Space
• MUSES-C Overall Test Completed

May 1

• Nuclear Power Plant Alert
• Nuclear War Risk Grows as States Race to Acquire Bomb
• Bioterrorism Plot? Egyptian Sailor On Way to Canada Dies From Anthrax in Brazil
• Coast Guard to Investigate Cut Undersea Cable Mystery
• Anthrax Tests Underway for Ship off Nova Scotia
• South Carolina Residents Receive Pills in Case of Nuclear Disaster
• Live Worms Found in Shuttle Debris
• NASA 'Ambassadors' Target the Future of Flight with Space Day
• Quake Rattles Northeastern Arkansas
• Distant Quake Rattles Carolina Mountains
• Thousands Flee Argentine Floods
• Mexican Authorities Warn of New Eruption at Volcano
• High Wind Accompanying Thunderstorm Causes Damage in Texas Mobile Home Park
• Italian Satellite Lands in Pacific
• Earliest Handwriting Found?

   

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