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• Vinland Map Parchment is 15th Century Radiocarbon Tests Show
• Soil Study May Yield Harvest of Water Cycle Data
• New Technology Dominates Planetarium Conference
• 60M-Year-Old Meteor Crater Mapped in North Sea
• First Evidence for Early Bombardment of Earth
• 45 Pilot Whales Die in Second Day of Strandings

• Bangladesh Flooding Kills 20 Kids

• NASA Eats Crow, Support For David Whitehouse - BBC News
• Laser Could Destroy Asteroid: Scientist

• NASA to Aid Con Edison's Environmental Operations
• An Inexpensive Rooftop Fireball Patrol
• Battle Continues Against Western Wildfires
• Boeing Tries to Defy Gravity
• Is the Red Planet White or Blue

• Volcanoes Turn on Spectacular Displays
• Asteroid 2002 NT7: Potential Earth Impact In 2019 Ruled Out
• Stock Market Swings Connected to Solar Cycle
• Cosmic Thermostats Provide Clue Astronomy Puzzle
• Weather in Outer Space? Ask a Brown Dwarf

• Angola: 600,000 starving
• China Plans to Control Weather for Olympic Games
• Moderate Quake Rattles Greek Island of Cephalonia
• Three Ways To Save Earth From Disaster

• Oregon Fire Grows, Forces Evacuations
• Hawaii Volcano Eruption Draws Crowd
• Fears Rise as Congo Volcano Spews Big Dust Cloud
• Changes Urged for Astrobiology Effort
• Asian Monsoon 'Gaining in Strength'
• Thousands Trapped in Assam Floodwaters
• Sunspot Count Jumps To 324; Mitch's Prediction of Planet-X

• Appeal Launched for African Famine
• Fire Near Sequoias Grows
• Quake Hits Qazvin Once Again
• Floods in South Asia Kill 367
• Floods, Gales Batter China, 10 People Killed
• Volcano Erupts Close to Congo Town
• Calif. Wildfire Grows to 60,000 Acres
• More Spaceship Sightings
• Sun Peppered with Spots

• Search on for More Dead Sea Scrolls

• Meteor Activity Outlook for July 26-August 1, 2002
• Solar Grand Slam
• Indian Farmers to be Worst-Hit by Poor Monsoon
• Summer Storms Kill at Least 18 in Turkey
• Mudslides Come in Wake of Devastating Colorado Wildfires
• Moderate Earthquake Jolts Northern Japan
• Floods Kill 175 in South Asia
• Indian Drought Worst in 10 Years
• Sicily's Dustbowl
• Strength Increase in Asian Southwest Monsoon May be Result of Warming
• Canals of an Ancient Culture
• New Infrared Camera's View Grows Wider
• The Unstable Lives of Comets

• New Photos of Mars "Cydonia" Just In
• Four Dead, Thousands Homeless in Venezuela Floods
• Hurricane Douglas South of Baja California
• Watch the Skies for August Asteroid
• 45,000 Homeless in Venezuela Floods

• BABAR Announces New Result on Charge Parity Violation
• Beneath Egypt's Desert Lie Ancient Seaports
• Makings of a Super Region - a Potentially Stormy Future
• Cave Paintings in California Present Dilemma

• Space Rock 'on Collision Course'
• Western Wall’s ‘Leak’ Might Turn Into Scriptures’ ‘River of Life’
• Far-Reaching Drought Chokes Much of America
• Flash Floods Hit Gallup, NM Area
• S. California Wildfire Threatens Giant Sequoia Trees
• Heat Death Toll Rises
• Two Children Killed in Kosovo Storm
• South Leads in Tornado Casualties
• New Depression in Eastern Pacific
• 25,000 Remain Powerless After Storm
• More Than 400 Sheep Jump to Deaths

• Nebraska: A Crater or a Dent?
• Air Pollution Changes Rainfall, Say Scientists Who Implicate it in Killer Drought of Last Century
• Oregon Burns in Nation's 2nd Largest Blaze
• Areas in South Africa Declared Disaster Zones After Storms Hammer Region
• Weather in Outer Space?
• Australian Farmers Look to Dry Skies as Crops Die
• Underground Ancient City Found in Afghanistan
• AstroAlert for Minor Planets
• Ghostly Asteroids Clue to Missing Matter

• Magnetics Effect On The Human Body and Mind
• Small Colorado Town Out of Water, Praying for Rain
• Earthquake Rattles German Border
• Big Quake Feared in Tehran
• Assam Floods Hit 500,000 People
• Mysterious Fires in North 24-Parganas Causes Panic

• The Sky in July
• New Technologies to Battle Little Known, Widespread Cattle Disease
• Pollution May Have Caused 15-Year African Famine
• Catastrophic Floods Built Grand Canyon, Research Suggests

• A Rare Look at a Dying Star
• A Solar Source for Diamond Dust?
• Evacuation Order Remain in Effect in Oregon and Washington
• Large Binocular Telescope En Route to U.S.
• Planetary Survey Supported

• Yet Another X-Class Flare Occurs
• Mild Quake Rattles Bangladesh Port City
• Teen Drowns as Flooding Sweeps Five Areas of Romania

• Giant Hailstones Kill 15 in Central China
• Drought, Abnormally Dry Weather Hits 49 States
• Lightning Strikes Lushan Mountain, Killing Three
• At Least 16 Drown, 100 Trapped in S. African Weather Havoc
• Study Fuels Worry Over Glacial Melting
• Australian Farmers in Dire Straits as Drought Sets In
• Summer Meteor Shower
• Getting Inside an Earthquake

• Plans for Volcano Warning System
• Melting Alaskan Glaciers Raise Sea Level
• Weekend Aurora Watch, Plus Two Big Sunspots
• Scientists Clamor for Pluto, Europa Missions

• 2nd X-Class Flare Erupts In Same Week
• Legends Validate Quake Theory
• Meteor Activity Outlook for July 19-25, 2002
• New Evidence on Grand Canyon Geology
• Atom Research May Help Detect Volcanoes and Oceans
• Interplanetary Superhighway Makes Space Travel Simpler

• Up to 60 Missing in Ecuador Landslide
• Firefighters Battle Five Major Blazes in Central and Northern Portugal
• Thailand Issues Health Warning Over Haze From Indonesia
• Grasshopper Infestation in the West is Considered Worst in Nearly 60 Years
• South Korean Doctors Find 'Superbacteria'

• Study of Cloud Ice Crystals May Improve Climate Change Forecasts
• West Has Worst Drought in Century
• Seven Die As Heatwave Continues in China
• Asteroids 'Could Trigger Nuclear War'
• Damage From Acid Rain Pollution is Far Worse Than Previously Believed

• FEMA Preparing for Mass Destruction Attacks on Cities

• Crop Circle Confession
• Historic Southern Drought Could Dry Up Jobs
• July Especially Dry in Michigan
• Astronomers Hope to Find E.T. in Next 25 Years
• Twisted Magnetic Fields Above Giant Sunspot 30 Erupted
• Scottish Salmon in "Extinction Vortex"
• Wooly Mammoth Tusk Found in Colorado

• X-Class Flare Unleashed Right On Time

• Historic Drought Dries up Rivers in SE US
• Storm Lashes Berlin Before Love Parade, 7 Dead
• Phoenix Valley Picking Up Pieces After Storms
• 2nd Typhoon Threatens Japan

• Are There Crop Circles On Mars?
• Review Board Endorses Pluto-Kuiper Mission
• Panel Airs Next Steps for Impact Protection
• Big Sunspot
• The Physics of Sandcastles
• Purdue Scientists Seek Aftershocks of June 18 Earthquake
• Venus Express Comes into Cosmic Vision
• Measuring Earthshine: How New Terra Data Are Improving WeatherAnd Climate Forecast Models
• First Storm of Atlantic Hurricane Season Born

• Seeing Clearly Now: Sharp New NASA Maps to Improve Lives Everywhere
• Burkina Faso is Salting Clouds to Get Rain
• South Suffers in Historic Drought
• Earthquake Felt in Parts of PakistanFresh
• Flooding Threat in Bangladesh
• Oregon Wildfire Spreads Into Remote Community, at Least 15 Homes Burn
• Typhoon Halong Approaches Okinawa

July 14

• Russia Proposes Joint Effort to Conquer Mars
• Moderate Earthquake Hits Tokyo Area
• Floods Swamp Philippines, Death Toll Rises to 51
• Floodwaters Break Through Embankments in Bangladesh
• Iceland Glacier Flood Fears
• Wildfire Forces Evacuation of Oregon Community
• Freezing Weather Kills 18 in Peru

• Sixty Million Southern Africans Face Hunger, Disease
• Weakening Typhoon Brings Heavy Rains to Japan
• Floods Worsen Crisis in South Asia
• Heat Wave Bakes Western States
• Receding Flood Waters in India Make Situation Worse in Bangladesh
• Ancient Rock Points to Life's Origin

• Another Saturn-like Planet Found
• Dry Doom for Farmers as El Nino Returns
• World Seen Facing Slump as Natural Resources Run Out
• More Than 100 Planets Discovered, and Counting
• Measuring Earthshine: How New Terra Data are Improving Weather and Climate Forecasts Models
• On Alert for Asteroids

• Moon a Great Power Source
• 'Astonishing' Skull Unearthed in Africa
• Withering Heat Roasts Western U.S.
• Solar Winds
• Tropical Storm Kills One in Japan
• Texas Floods Seen by MODIS

• Large Earthquake Measuring 5.9 Mag. Hits Near Mt. Hood

• Continued Appraisal of Smallpox Vaccine
• Free Talks Will Zoom in on a Turbulent, Colorful World: Io
• Satellite Sees Double Zones of Converging Tropical Winds Around the World
• Pathfinder Missions to Enhance Our Understanding of Earth
• Amateur Astronomers Discover Dozens of Supernovae
• Quake Probe on Shaky Political Ground
• Astronomy's Next Big Thing
• Engineers Hope to Prevent Melting Glacier From Flooding Town
• Is the Universe Older Than Expected?

• Floods Kill 18 in Philippines
• South Asian Floods Leave 38 Dead
• Researchers Find Effective Solvents for Nanocrystal Formation
• Quebec Fires Send Smoke to U.S.
• The Physics Of Time Travel
• Gravity Wave?

• Government Urged To Give Smallpox Vaccine

• Earth 'Will Expire by 2050'
• Our Knowledge of Earth Barely Brushes the Surface
• More Than 30 Inches of Rain Since Last Monday
• Hundreds Flee West Texas Floods
• Surging Glacier Turns Alaska Fiord into a Lake
• Typhoon Targets Japan

July 7

• Russia Proposes Sending Team to Mars
• Hubble Snaps 'Fireworks' of Old Supernova
• Probe Starts Quest for Comet Encounters
• Rushing Rivers Flood Central, Southern Texas
• Tens of Thousands of Bangladeshis Stranded in Flooded Villages
• Army Called out for Rescue Operations as Floods in India's Remote Northeast Affect 700,000

• Meteor Activity Outlook for July 5-11, 2002
• The Earth Could Be About To Turn Upside Down
• Record July Month of Rain Already in South-Central Texas
• Storm Rips Along China's East Coast
• Typhoon Dumps Rain on Guam
• Fossil Discovery Upsets Theories on Human Origins
• After 100 Rainless Days, Federal Officials in Nevada Round Up Hungry Wild Horses, Burros
• More than 100 Miners Trapped by a Blizzard in Bolivia
• Three People Injured, Homes Flooded by Heavy Rains in Central and Northern Poland
• Quake Jolts Southern Japan
• Think it's Dry? You Haven't Seen a Megadrought

• Quake Jolts Southwestern Iran
• Floods Kill Five Children, Trap Thousands in Northern Bangladesh
• Heat Index Hits 104 in Baltimore
• Typhoon Roars Past China Without Causing Serious Damage
• Great Pyramid 'Melting Away'

• Powerful X-Class Flare Explodes
• Colorful Fireworks Finale Caps a Star's Life
• The Nation's Other, Slower Burn
• Driest Year on Record for Much of S. California
• Seattle, Chicago Headed in Opposite Directions in Holiday Temp Survey
• Families Wiped Out in Typhoon Landslides in Micronesia
• Minor Earthquake Hits Western Colombia
• A Strange Quark Mystery Related to Earthquakes

• Mt. Hood Still Shaking
• JPL Navigators Drive Two-For-One Comet Mission
• An X-ray of the Whirlpool
• X Class Flare
• The Evolution of the Rodeo-Chediski Fire
• Selecting A Grating For Meteor Spectroscopy
• Water Found Dripping Among the Stones of the Western Wall
• Waters in Chinese Lake at Dangerously High Levels as Flood Season Nears
• Sailor Drowns After Typhoon in Asia
• After Fire, Scientists Mount War on Erosion

• Satellite Pictures Show Huge Eruption on Sun
• Children Climb Mountain for Ice
• Cities' Pollution Overlooked by Climate-Change Models
• Scientists Want to Solve How, Why of Monsoons
• Rain Eases Texas Drought, but Causes Deadly Flooding
• Trouble in the Mountain: Scientists Warning for Mt. Vesuvius Volcano
• Latest Ice Core May Solve Mystery of Ancient Volcanic Eruptions
• 2 Typhoons Brewing Over the Pacific

• Signs Indicate Awakening Volcano
• The International Project for Radio Meteor Observation

• Plans for Observatory Move Forward
• As Summer Starts, Next El Nino Is Slow to Grow
• Omega Centauri's Checkered Past
• The Case of the Missing Comets
• Venus Spokes: An Explanation at Last?
• Heavy Rain Soaks Parts of Texas
• Wildfire Forces S.D. Town to Evacuate
• Fire Crews Battle Fires Across Canadian Prairies
• Antarctic Rescuers Grounded by Approaching Cyclone
• Mars' Dust Key Force on Atmosphere, Surface