June 30

• Skywatchers Await Comet
• Wandering Mystery Planets
• Floods Kill at Least 24 in Cameroon and Ghana
• Indonesia Quake Hurts Dozens, Damages 2,500 Homes
• Erupting Mount Mayon Volcano in the Philippines
• Scientists Find Firefly 'Switch'
• Alaska: Crazy Seasons and Confused Caribou Put Gwich'in Under Threat
• Magnitude 6.0 Earthquake in Southern Bolivia
• Modest Quake Rocks Taiwan, No Damage Reported

June 29

• Earthquake Swarm Between San Bernadino & Palm Springs
• Volcano May be Building up to Another Powerful Eruption
• Big Drought Reduces US River to Trickle
• Threat of Mudslides Remain as Noxious Gases Cloak Philippine Volcano
• Meteor Shower Could be Feast for Eyes and Ears
• Floods Kill Six in Ghana's Capital; Thousands Homeless and Relief Supplies Scarce
• Swine Fever Breaks out in Germany
• World's Poor Face Rising Risk of Flood And Famine
• Foot-and-Mouth Soldiers Have Q Fever

June 28

• Earthquake Rumbles Across Destruction Bay
• Martian Water Hunt Leads to Poles
• Strange Glows on Jupiter Moon
• Forecasters Track Giant Dust Cloud
• X-ray View of a Young Planetary Nebula
• Cave of the Giant Crystals
• Have Scientists Found Nessie? Seismic Activity May be Key
• Study Shows Internet Users are Different
• A River Story: Confined but not Contained
• Hints of Planet-sized Objects Bewilder Hubble Scientists
• IMAGE Spacecraft Takes Photos of Aurora Borealis
• Weekly Volcanic Activity Report, 20-26 June 2001

June 27- Late Edition

• The Marelec Conference - Making Sense of Marine Electromagnetics
• Walking Proteins Need to Rock and Roll
• Looking For The "Robert E. Lee"
• Floodwaters Kill 22 Workers in China
• Moderate Quake Shakes Southern Taiwan
• Clues to Dino Demise
• El Salvador Unearths 8 Million-Year-Old Zoo
• Gulf States Reexamine Building in Flood Plains
• Ask the Weather Guru: What's Up With Contrails?
• Tourists Flock to Philippine Volcano's Fireworks
• Vangelis to Honor Space at Ancient Athens Temple

June 27

• Earthquakes Continue Around Ring of Fire
• Scientists Try Mars Habitat
• Giant Dust Clouds Ride the Globe
• Pope Stuns Ukraine Crowd by Singing in the Rain
• Could Biotech Help the Environment?
• Alexandria Picks up Pieces of its Ancient Past
• Mortality Declines for Several Leading Causes of Death
• Catching Dust Devils on Mars
• June Bootid Meteor Showers
• Peru Coast Drowns in Sorrow After Quake's Waves
• Loss of Amazon Rain Forest May Come Sooner Than Expected
• Deadly Malaria May Have Arisen With Spread of Agriculture
• Melting Sea Ice Means Fewer Krill, Imperiling Antarctic Wildlife
• Early Monsoon Lashes Northern India Amid Global Warming Fears
• Pentagon Says Betting on Lasers, Other New Gizmos

June 26

• Earthquakes Hit Washington State
• Philippines Volcano May Erupt 'for Weeks'
• Typhoon Storm Chebi kills at Least 73 China
• Update: Mayon Eruptions
• Iran Rations Water to Tehran Amid Severe Drought - IRAN
• Toll Climbs As Peruvians Scramble After Giant Quake
• NAMN Call for Observations: 2001 June Bootids
• Earthquake Activity On Rise
• Tropical Storm Kills 9 in Taiwan
• Satellites Show Earth One Big Sponge
• Solar Milestone
• Chaos Hot Spots: New Key To Better Weather Forecasts?

June 25

• Peru Scours Hills, Sea for Quake Victims
• Peru Rushes Aid to Earthquake Areas; 47 Dead
• Volcano Erupts in Central Philippines
• Philippine Volcano Forces 2,600 Families to Flee
• Mountains Crumble Fast, Catastrophically
• Pope visit gives a boost to Ukraine Religious Minority

• Quake Hits Russia's Kuril Islands

June 24

• Current Changes Could Cool UK
• Philippine Volcano Spews Lava, Big Blast Feared
• Large 7.9 Earthquake and Major X-Class Flare Alert...06/23/01
• Earth Directed M-Class Flares
• Near Real Time Earthquake List

June 23 - Late Edition

• Major Quake Rocks Peru, at Least 25 Dead
• Magnitude 7.9 Earthquake Near the Coast Of Peru
• Undersea Earthquake Shakes Island of Rhodes
• Floods Kill 43 in Southern China
• Satellite Shows No El Nino In Pacific Yet, But One Due
• What's Killing the Killer Whales Off Canada's Coast?

June 23

• A Single Molecule Makes the Smallest Switch Yet
• Temperature Map of Volcanic Moon Io Presents a Puzzle
• NASA, NOAA to Launch Satellite That Will Detect Solar Storms
• Sunspot Group Could Yield X-Class Flares
• Scientists Discover an E. coli Eliminator Inside a Tiny Virus
• Military Foods Could Enhance Soldiers' Performance by 2025
• Lift Off for Rosetta at Le Bourget
• Ariane to Launch Rosetta Exploration Satellite
• Asteroids Rather Than Comets

June 22 - Late Edition

• Foot-and-Mouth Bans Lifted
• Flesh-Eating Bug Kills Two
• Quake Hits Devastated India Region
• Onlookers Cried Out in Delight in Lusaka
• Detecting Other Worlds: The 'Flash' (Gravitational Lens) Method
• Fungus 'Eats' CDs

June 22

• Corona Prediction: Not Easy
• Total Eclipse May Help Solve Mystery of Sun's "Halo"
• Ulysses Records Solar Whammy
• United Airlines Warns of Disruptions After Storms
• Why Does Venus Spin Backward?
• Meteor Activity Outlook for June 22-28, 2001
• Sunless Safari: A New Breed of Hunters Hits Africa
• A World-Class Lab, 8,000 Feet Underground
• NASA's Terra Satellite Captures a World of Sunlight and Heat
• Pacific Remains Locked in Three-Year-Old Pattern

June 21 - Late Edition

• Shadow Falls Over Africa
• Thousands Gather for Total Eclipse
• Philippine Volcano May be Heading for Major Eruption
• Philippines Volcano Spews More Lava
• Thousands Celebrate Summer Solstice at Stonehenge
• U.S. Gears to Defend Its Satellites
• As the World Gets Hotter, Will Britain Get Colder?
• Tokai Earthquake Danger Zone 20% Larger

• As North Atlantic Current Slows, Concern Rises
• Defrosting Martian Sand Dunes Look Like Vegetation
• NASA States Chance To Witness CME With Naked Eye
• Will Eclipse Send Animals to Sleep?
• NASA Show Respect to Native Americans
• Scientists Find Missing Solar Neutrinos At Last
• Glades Fires Rage; Rain Needed
• Cycle Lock Causes Quick Change

• Here Comes the Solar Eclipse!
• The Northern Stargate
• June Lyrids, Xi-Draconids and Possible "Phi-Herculids"?

• New Oceans Commission: Named at Last
• Water Quality Management Needs Improvement
• Closest Approach of Mars
• A Solar Wind Disturbance Swept By Our Planet Today
• Small Twister Hits Central Japan
• Mars to Appear Larger, Brighter
• Dinosaur Discoveries Fill in Cretaceous Gap
• Judgement Against Ed Dames (Popular Art Bell Guest) Hits 2 Million
• Comets Not Asteroids
• First Results from the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

• Wisconsin Tornado Kills Three People
• Solar Eclipse Watchers Flock to Zambia
• Moderate Quakes Rock Taiwan
• A Dense Interplanetary Shock Wave Strikes Earth
• Detective Work Finds Egyptian Queen
• Secrets of the Mummy Return in Egypt Dig

• Dust Clouds Carry Harmful Bacteria and Fungi
• Plagues of Locusts Are Devastating Crops
• Asteroid 'Nemausa / TYC 5226-01173'
• Scientists Discover Structure of Molecule That Metabolizes Most Drugs
• Genes May Hold Sway over Opinions
• Mars Odyssey Mission Status
• Tracing the Synapses of Our Spirituality
• More Feathered Dinosaurs Found
• 70-Million-Year-Old Moves
• Life in the Dark
• Chilean 'Dog Boy', 10, Found Living in Cave

• Angolan Concern Ahead of Eclipse
• Scientists Probe Iceland's 'Lack of Snow' Roads Crisis
• A G2-Class Geomagnetic Storm is Underway
• Action Urged to Halt Desert Sands
• Israelis Erect Ancient Obelisk
• Locusts Invade Southern Russia
• Calif. Issues Blackout Warnings
• Artificial Blood Is in the Pipeline

• Allison Flooding Forces Evacuations
• Microwave Sensors May Help Scientists Understand Global Climate Change
• Global Warming Is Natural, May End Within 20 Years
• Flooding in Suburban Philadelphia From Heavy Rains
• Floods, Landslides Kill 100 in China
• Drought Slows Pakistan's Economy
• Watching the Xi Draconids Shower
• New Miracle - Mysterious Circles of Light
• In 1952, the Third World War Was Inevitable

• High Sunspot Count, CME's, Glowing Comet and Full Solar Eclipse...06/17/01
• The Disease that Refuses to Die
• Lopevi Volcano Erupts & Contaminates
• Second Outbreak of Swine Fever Suspected in Spain
• Flesh-Eating Bug Kills 2 in Northern Ireland
• Firefighters Contain Blaze Burning in Wilderness Area in Arizona
• Minute 'Monster' Threatening Aquatic Life in Caspian Sea
• Firefighters Battle 700-Acre Blaze in California
• Four Canisters Found In Colorado May Contain Sarin

• Astronomers, Tourists Flock to Zambia for Eclipse
• Tornado Roars In But 'God Was With Us'
• BBC News: Planet Earth on the Move
• Comet LINEAR Brightens Even More
• Destructive Tornado Leaves Five-Mile Path
• Swiss Discover Mars Meteorite
• Japan Predicts Century of More Floods, Downpours
• Seven Calif. Counties Eligible for Drought Aid
• Grasshoppers Storm into Valley
• Landslides Raise Fears for Britain's Cliffs of Dover
• Why Venus Spins the Wrong Way
• The Incorruptibles
• Scientists Grow Plants without Sunlight or Water
• Absorbing Water Makes Ground Bulge
• Widespread Oceanic Photopigments Convert Light into Energy

June 15

• $2.14 Billion in Damage Estimated
• Global Warming Sends Troops of Baboons on the Run
• Fewer Signs of Support for Genetically Altered Crops
• 36 Killed by Ecuadorean Mudslide
• Satellites Reveal Hawaiian Isles' Long Tail of Wind and Water
• New Outbreak Fears in West Country
• Breakthrough in Blood Test to detect CJD
• God's-Perfect-Storm-Warning
• Piton de la Fournaise Eruption
• Ruapehu, NZ Lahar Prediction
• Is Science Simply Subjective Conjecture?

June 14 - Late Edition

• Scientists Analyze 1999 West Nile Outbreak
• Fairly Strong Earthquake Strikes off Islands in Southwestern Japan
• Possible CJD Case Reported in Hungary
• Ecuador Landslide Kills 36
• Remnants of Tropical Storm Kill 9 in Florida
• Loch Ness Hunters Search for Irish Monster
• Nuclear Bomb May Have Been Tested in Australian Rainforest
• Mars Atmospheric Constellation Observatory Selected for Study
• It's a Bird, It's a Plane...It's Mars!
• Brighter, Redder Mars to Illuminate Summer Nights
• NASA Selects First Mars Scout Concepts for Further Study
• Recently Found Energy-Generating Photopigment Abounds in Oceanic Microbes
• Researchers Pass Electron Spin from One Semiconductor to Another
• Microbes and the Dust They Ride In On
• 10th Anniversary of the Eruption Felt Around the World

June 14

• M7-Class Flare and CME Let Loose
• China's Dustbowl Nightmare
• Recent Ground Ice at Mars' Equator
• Significant North American Fireballs - 2/8/01 to 6/13/01
• Arsenic flap and 'Sound Science'
  (we're all just kind of guessing) mb
• Vanuatu Volcano Spews Ash, Smoke in South Pacific
• Meteor Observations From California
• Meteor Activity Outlook for June 15-21, 2001
• Solstice/Stargate Opening

June 13

• Scientists' Answer to Global Warming: Nudge the Planet Farther from Sun
• JPL Licenses Technology to Map Earth
• Two More Hospitalized in California
• Foot-and-Mouth 'tail' Fears
• Soldiers Battle South Korea's Drought
• Lab Animals Drown; Medical Research Lost
• Engineer Brings Cost of Experiments Down to Earth

June 12 - Late Edition

• CME Released Sunday, June 10
• Upper Midwest Cleans Up After Storms
• Quake Jolts New Zealand Capital
• South China Floods, Landslides Kill 17 People
• Mars Set to Dazzle
• Team Pinpoints Focal Point of Next Nankai Earthquake
• Magnetic RAM To Preserve Data After Computer Shutdown
• Physics: Tiny Minds

June 12

• New Coral Record Connects Climate Change in Three Oceans
• E.Europe Faces Mad Cow Epidemic's Second Wave
• Allison Earns Spot in Storm History
• Floods Hit Villages in Bangladesh
• Study Stirs Old Debate about Galaxies
• Pushing for a Pluto Probe
• The Catalina Eddy, an Atmospheric Vortex
• Gauging the Global Fuel Tank's Size
• New Material's Odd Traits to Help Improve Computer Memory
• Meningitis Outbreak Puts NE Ohio Through the Wringer
• Drought Affecting Millions in China
• Mojave's Artificial Oasis at Risk

June 11

• Hail Storm Makes Parts of North Dakota Look Like Winter
• 9 Die in Houston Deluge
• Landslides, Floods Kill 14 in China
• More Rain Forecast for Flooded Texas
• Smoldering X-Ray Gas Surrounds Infant Stars Near Galactic Core
• Humans Drove Mammoths and Other Megafauna to Extinction
• Toxic Electricity

June 10 - Late Edition

• Morning Earthquake Rattles Southwestern Washington

June 10

• Three Die in Tropical Storm Aftermath
• Texas Governor Declares State Of Emergency in Houston Metro Area
• Sunspot Count Shoots Up to 250
• Quake Hits Shiraz, Southern Iran
• Czechs Confirm BSE, First Case Outside W.Europe
• Elementary School Science Project Blamed in Salmonella Outbreak

June 9 - Late Edition

• Major Flare-like Brightening of 'LMC V2434'
• Bright Flashes on Mars & Increased Asteroid Observation
• Meteor Activity Outlook for June 8-14, 2001
• High Speed Solar Wind Alert
• Hessi Launch Delayed
• Humans Drove Mammoths and Other Megafauna to Extinction
• Hong Kong Has 1st Human Mad Cow Case
• 102 Flood Victims Rescued in Hong Kong

June 9

• M-Class Solar Flares On Their Way...06/09/01
• Flares Erupt on...Mars
• Glacier Near Mount McKinley Rumbles
• From Solar Min to Max: Half a Solar Cycle with SOHO
• China Landslides, Floods Kill Nine
• Earthquake Shakes Western France
• Louisiana and Texas Towns Flooded
• 200 Thousand Hit by Torrential Rain in North East India
• Smoldering X-Ray Gas Surrounds Infant Stars Near Galactic Core
• One Dead, At Least Three Others Are Infected With Meningitis
• Millions Face Starvation in Afghanistan - UN

June 8 - Late Edition

• How To Place Fireball Reporting...
• Current Volcano Activity Remains High
• 13 Injured as Quake Strikes China
• Legionella Outbreak Hits Alfred
• Two Dead in Australia Legionnella Outbreak

June 8

• Mission Will Unlock Secrets of Early Universe
• Last of Tropical Storm Allison Drenches South
• Volcano Ash Plume on the Peninsula
• Bangladesh Monsoon Floods Kill 8
• Spectacular Finds of Lost City Revealed
• New Type of Black Hole May Turn Starburst Galaxies Inside Out
• Marshall Space Flight Center Opened a New Wavelength Band for High-Sensitivity Astronomy: "Hard" X-Rays.
• Spaceships Made Of Concrete?
• Scientists Develop New X-Ray Tool to Scan the Sky
• Stanford Researcher is Using Science to Save the Oceans
• Is Brownian Motion The Secret Of Life After All?

June 7 - Late Edition

• Residents on Alert Near Philippine Mayon Volcano
• At Least Four Dead, 11 Missing in Colombia Avalanche
• Hurricane Forecast Revised
• Russian City Dark After Utility Cuts Off Power
• Australia Warns of PNG AIDS Epidemic
• Storm Pours Foot of Rain in TX and LA

June 7

• June 'Bootids' from Comet 'Pons-Winnecke'
• Hundreds Lose Homes After Earthquakes Rock Papua
• E. coli O157:H7 Contamination Is Now So Pervasive
• Glacial Recession in Sørkappland and Central Nordenskiöldland
• Svelte Spiral Sparks Questions about Galaxy Formation
• Archaeologists Home In on Body Ornament Origins
• Laser Locates Molecule's Poles
• NASA's Traffic Control System for Interplanetary Spacecraft
• Hubble Weighs In on Heavy Element Emergence
• Dozens of Middleweight Black Holes Detected Nearby
• Astronomers Mass in Pasadena
• Space Officials Laud Future of Orbiting Station

June 6 - Late Edition

• Tropical Storm Allison Weakens Over Texas
• California Opens 'Cool' Shelters
• High Winds, Lightning Leave Mark on Mississippi
• Eight Killed in a Landslide in N-E India
• World's Sprawling Cities Unmanageable, UN Habitat Warns
• Officials Warn of Evacuation as Boulders Tumble Down Volcano
• Skin Cancer Cases Rise Despite Repeated Warnings
• Nearly 100,000 Bangladeshis Stranded in Floodwaters
• Meat for Humans May Still Have Mad Cow
• Scientists Study 'Dust Devils' Near Eloy
• Tainted Fish 'Harm Anglers' Brains'
• Island Devastated
• Iran's Rice Crop Wilts
• Wolves Close 2 Alaska Campgrounds

June 6

• New Supernovae 'SN 2001cj'
• Ice Crest Plunges from Alpine Peak
• Angola Readies for Total Eclipse
• Lethal Meningitis Strain Kills Two Teens in Ohio
• Tropical Storm Allison Threatens Texas Coast
• Drought Causes Loss of 30 pc of Cattle in an Iran Province
• Children Dying of Malnutrition in Afghanistan after Drought, Aid Group Says
• Death Toll from Cholera Outbreak in South Africa Tops 200
• Space Mapmakers Detect Two Faraway Quasars
• New Mexico Fire Forces Evacuations; Troops Move In
• Underwater Mystery Unravels

June 5

• The Arietids are Here
• Pollution Killing Australia's Barrier Reef
• Scientists Join Forces to Check Earth's Health
• Nearby Star May Have Asteroid Belt -- And Planets
• Experts say F2 Tornado Hit Kentucky City

June 4 - Late Edition

• Arizona Dust Devils in Mars Experiment
• Ancient Oceans Experienced a Surge in Biological Productivity
• Update: Remains of Giant Prehistoric Amphibians Found in Egypt

• Researchers Find The 'North Pole' Of The Molecular World

June 4

• Controls Tightened in Disease Hotspots
• Brightening Comet C/2000 A2 (LINEAR)
• Tornado Strikes Kentucky Town, Six Injured
• Earth is Inside a High-Speed Solar Wind Stream
• Japan Recalls Volcano Tragedy, Holds Fuji Drill
• Third Case of Meningitis Confirmed
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Kicks Off
• Ancient Climate Excursion Linked to a Rare Anomaly in Earth's Orbit
• Forest Fire Rages Out of Control in New Mexico
• First Global Carbon Monoxide (Air Pollution) Measurements
• NASA Blows Up Out-of-Control Rocket
• Vatican Displays Body of Pope John XXIII on 38th Anniversary of Death
• UN Says Great Apes Doomed without Urgent Action
• Little Money Left to Head off Blackouts
• Lightning Kills One, Hurts Seven in Lauderdale

June 3

• Many Asteroids Travel in Pairs
• Powerful Quake Could Hit UK Soon
• Why Doesn't Eros Have a Magnetic Field?
• China's Dust Storms Raise Fears of Impending Catastrophe
• The Asteroid Identification Problem
• World's Largest Cosmic-Ray Detector
• Experimental NASA Plane Destroyed in Flight
• 7.0 Earthquake Hits Kermadec Islands, New Zealand
• 4 Die in Northern Afghanistan Quake
• Japan Recalls Volcano Tragedy, Holds Fuji Drill

June 2

• NEO News - Deep Impact & 2 Letters
• GVP/USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report, 23-29 May 2001
• Green Fire-Ball Last Night
• Telescopic plotting? - Meteors from Schwassmann-Wachmann 3
• Nailing Down the Spaceguard Survey Goalpost
• Cassini Captures Light Show on Jupiter's Moon, Io
• Worst Drought Since '30s Encompasses 1/3 Of Country
• Glaciers All Over The World Are Shrinking
• Global Warming Melts Australia's Glaciers
• Study Finds Wide El Nino Influence
• Moon Seen as Haven for "Beginnings of Life"

June 1 - Late Edition

• Enormous Egyptian Dinosaur Discovered Near an Ancient Coastline
• Brazil May Face Rolling Blackouts
• Total Earthquake Un-Readiness
• Jellyplants on Mars
• Scientists Unravel Mystery of Listeria Infection

June 1

• Arizona Facing Summer Blackouts
• Mini Ozone Hole Over Indonesia and Paupa New Guinea
• Space Station Marathon Under Way
• A Return to "The Face"
• Fossil of Gargantuan Dinosaur Unearthed in Egypt
• Global Warming Melts Australia's Glaciers
• Hubble Sees Massive Star Nursery in Nearby Galaxy
• Watching Sunspot 9475
• 2001 Hurricane Season Full of Innovation
• Disruptions of a new Dust Bowl
• Smoke over Great Lakes
• Jupiter Particles' Escape Route Found
• Hubble Unveils a Galaxy in Living Color

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