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September 30 - Late Edition

• Lili Strengthens, Becomes Hurricane
• NASA to Unveil New View of Launch
• Asteroid Impact Risk: ESA Unveils Proposed Missions to Study Near Earth Objects
• September Weather Simply A Delightful Time of Year
• Strong Earthquake Shakes Brittany
• USDA Names More Disaster Areas
• U.F.O. With White Paint
• Scientist Will Help NASA With Mars Exploration

September 30

• 'Soot to Blame for China's Dries and Lows'
• Magma Buildup Causing Mauna Loa to Swell
• 100,000 Flee Approaching Storm
• Moderate Earthquake Hits Afghanistan
• Climate Change and Adaptation
• ECTV's Report On The Recent TAAS Conference
• Weapons Team Head to Meet Iraqis

September 29

• Australia Battles 70 Blazes
• Tropical Storm Lili Dumps Rain on Parts of Jamaica and Haiti, Threatens Southeastern Cuba
• Vietnam Floods Death Toll at 158
• Climate Model For Earth Also Describes Changes On Mars
• Meteor Activity Outlook for September 27-October 3, 2002

September 28

• Scientist Says Ice Meteors a Sign of Climate Change
• Isidore Soaks U.S. Gulf Coast as It Moves Inland
• Lili Regains Strength Toward Jamaica
• Boost for Life on Jupiter Moon
• As Announced 'Live' On Last Nights Show, M-Class Flare Rips Away

September 27

• Cassini-Huygens Mission Status
• Venus May Sustain Life, Say Scientists
• Pyramids in Jerusalem
• Lili Downgraded to Depression

September 26 - Late Edition

• Doctors Link Polio To West Nile Virus
• Isidore Storms Ashore in Louisiana

September 26

• Isidore's Wind, Rain Blast La. Coast
• Humans and Chimps 'Not So Close'
• Wildfire on Edge of Los Angeles Suburbs Grows to 22,000 Acres

September 25

• U.S. Gulf Coast on Alert for Isidore
• Pasadena Honors Age-Old Relationship with Universe
• The Crab's Shimmering Shock Waves
• Earth's Magnetic Field 'Boosts Gravity'
• Rare Geyser Eruption Boosts Efforts to Sound Yellowstone Mysteries

September 24 - Late Edition

• A Well-Studied Comet
• High Flyers Look for Fabled Asteroids Near Sun
• Galveston Officials Warn: Prepare for Isidore
• Nearly 2,000 People Diagnosed With Virus, Officials Say
• Albania Declares Disaster as Floods Swamp Towns
• Hope Fades for 80 Missing in Russia Mudslide

September 24

• NASA-Built Atomic Clock Does the Time Warp, Again
• Autumnal Equinox
• Hieroglyphics Disclose Unknown War
• Global Warming To Chill Crops
• Quakes Jolt Central Iran

September 23

• Earthquake Hits UK
• Thousands Flee Hurricane Isidore
• First Confirmed Capture into Earth Orbit Is Likely Apollo Rocket
• Nova in Sagittarius

September 22

• Strong Earthquake Rocks Indonesia
• Isidore Floods Cuba, Threatens Mexico's Yucatan
• Storms, Tornadoes Rip Indiana, Ohio
• 100 Feared Dead in Avalanche
• Big Bang Birthmark
• Isidore Could Damage La., Texas

September 21

• Hurricane Drenches Western Cuba
• Quake Prediction Model Called Faulty
• Meteor Activity Outlook for September 20-26, 2002
• Continued Information Of Sri Lanka Meteor
• Signs of Water Found on Distant Planets
• Africa's Deserts are in "Spectacular" Retreat
• Mystery Object Orbits Earth

September 20

• Space Station Failing Science Tests
• Hurricane Isidore Nears Cuba
• Star Makes Shock Waves in 'X-ray'-ted Flick
• Study Finds Thicker Storm Clouds Over Warmer Tropical Waters Affect Climate

September 19 - Special Announcement

• Earth Changes TV Goes "Live" Over The Internet

September 19

• Parched Mountains Receive First Significant Snow of Season
• Forecasters See Possible 80mph Hurricane by Saturday
• Signs of Water Found in Atmosphere of Far Planets
• Physicists Make Enough Antimatter to Test Theory
• Science Gets a New Weather Forecaster for Space

September 18 - Late Edition

• Earth's 2nd Moon Wears Apollo Paint
• Ferrari Red Paint Passes Road Test for Trip to Mars
• Tropical Storm Josephine
• Tropical Storm Isidore

September 18

• Study Casts Doubt on Validity of Standard Earthquake-Prediction Model
• Midsize Black Holes in Midsize Star Clusters
• Astronomers Discover Another Jupiter-size Planet with a Circular Orbit
• Television Debut for Cornell Mummy is Oct. 7
• Tropical Depression's 10 and 11
• Hundreds of Thais Narrowly Escape Mudslide

September 17 - Late Edition

• Way Barred For Pyramid-Roving Robot
• Astronomers Find 100th 'New World' Planet
• Scientists Find Jupiter-Like Planet by Distant Star
• Antarctic Ozone Hole Could Close by 2050
• U.S. Scientists Find Famous Viking Site in Iceland
• Tropical Disturbance Statement

September 17

• Robot to Enter Egyptian Pyramid
• NASA Plans to Explore Hollywood's Film Frontier
• Iceland 5.7 Earthquake
• 200 Soviet Nukes Lost in Ukraine
• New Satellite Engines Stall, Uses Backup Power
• Amateur Rocket to Attempt Space Record
• Hanna's Rain Provides Spotty Relief From Drought

September 16 - Late Edition

• From Satellites to Sea: JPL Scientists Map Ocean Eddies
• Did a Comet Swarm Kill the Dinosaurs?
• Life on Earth May Be Much Older
• Climate Change Threatens London's Future

September 16

• UK Homes Face Huge New Threat From Floods
• This Summer Was Warmest Since 1930s
• Dinosaur-Style Doomsday ‘Could Happen to Humans’

September 15

• Rare White Bison Born
• Ancient Antarctic Ice Challenges Climate Change Theories
• Solar Storms A Growing Concern
• Climate Scientists Complete 1,000-Year Rerun Of New Climate Engine
• Black Holes in Galaxy Clusters Call Evolution Theories into Question
• Seeing Double Among The Kuipers
• Snow Falling on Cedars
• Twin Probes Map Earth's Gravity
• Earthquake Hits Southeast India
• Guatemala Mudslide Toll Rises to 28
• Denver Storm Halts Rush Hour Traffic

September 14

• Sunspot Region So Large; Seen With Naked Eye
• Runaway Universe May Collapse in 10 Billion Years
• Satellites Give New View of Quakes
• Earthquake Study by Scripps Scientists Produces New Depiction of Fault Zones
• Mudslide Kills at Least 16 in Guatemala Village
• Mudslides, Flash Floods Damage Homes in Utah Town
• 8,000-Year-Old Dwelling Dug Up
• Russian Officials Claim Credit for Rain

September 13

• Earth's '3rd Moon' Probably Space Junk
• NASA Introduces Propellant-free Spacecraft
• Scientists Discover That 40% of the World's Gold is 3 Billion Years Old
• El Nino's Role in Our Fall & Winter Weather Ahead
• Giant Dam Could Cause Geological Disasters
• Interpreting a Climate Record From 10,000-Year-Old Migrating Waters
• September Radiants In The Skies

September 12

• Earth's Newest Moon?
• ESA to Look for the Missing Link in Gravity
• Astronomer Sees Possible 'Wild West'-Style Mars
• US to Update Drought, El Nino Outlook for 2002
• NASA Announces Contract for Next-Generation Space Telescope Named after Space Pioneer
• Research Reveals New Kuiper Belt Satellite Mystery
• Turbulence Whips up Rainstorms

September 11 - Late Edition

• Several Hundred People Trapped in Homes by Mudslides in Area Burned by Colorado Fires
• South Pole Contradicts Warming
• French Flood Tragedy
• Tropical Storm Whips Hong Kong
• Asteroid Hunter's Once in a Blue Moon Find
• Tama-chan May be Harbinger of Earthquake
• Persian Temple of Mithras Found in Germany
• Overlapping Genetic and Archaeological Evidence Suggests Neolithic Migration
• Hollow Earth Expedition Not Buried Yet

September 11

• Could This Be Our First Legitimate UFO?
• Moon Opens For Business
• Update on Gustav
• NASA Enlists Volunteers to be Solar System Ambassadors
• El Nino to Compound Papua New Guinea Crop Woes
• Inject CO2 Emissions into Earth's Crust
• Two New Neanderthals Turn Up

September 10 - Late Edition

• A Fleeting Star Turn, Then Meteor Burns Out
• Tropical Storm Gustav
• Opposites Attract--Free Lectures on Art and Physics
• Sunspot Watch
• Colorado in Worst Drought This Century
• Atlanta Faces Historic Drought
• Northern China's Sinking City
• Flooding in France Leaves 23 Dead
• High Wind Damages Homes in Middle of Night in Minneapolis Suburb, No Injuries
• Seismic Surveys Reveal Past, Hint at Future

September 10

• Houston, Are We There Yet?
• Summit Endorses Role of Space
• NASA To Explore Amazon Crater
• Chandra's View of Tycho's Supernova Remnant
• Chemist Dates First Objects to Form in the Solar System
• Australia Braces for Another Ferocious Fire Season
• Meteor Impacts On Moon

September 9 - Late Edition

• More Rain Pelts Texas
• Skywatchers Guide September 9
• Typhoon Sinlaku Batters Southeastern China
• Assessing and Reporting Impact Risks
• Threat to Earth From Asteroid Called Remote but Real

September 9

• A Large 7.5 Earthquake Hits New Guinea
• Moderate Earthquake Jolts Taiwan
• Storms pummel W. Valley in Phoenix; was that a twister?
• Remnants of Fay Swamp Parts of Texas
• Tropical Storm Weakens, Soaks Texas
• Typhoon Sinlaku Kills 11 in China, Weakens Inland
• Japan to Test Shuttle Technology
• Archeologists Find a Wreck of the Kublai Khan's Failed Invasion of Japan in 1281
• Iron Age Pops Out of KZN Sewer
• Ancient Ruins Dicovered on Olympic Site

September 8

• Middle Latitude Auroral Activity Warning
• Storm Winds Blast Through Phoenix Valley
• Typhoon Sinlaku Reaches China Coast
• Tropical Storm Fay Revs Up in Gulf of Mexico
• The Paleoclimate Record and Climate Models
• Einstein's Speed of Gravity Idea Tested

September 7

• Telescope to be Built at South Pole
• Boulder-Size Meteor Almost Struck Australia
• Mount Kenya Dries Up
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Sicily
• Typhoon Sinlaku Lashes Taiwan
• Universe Might Yet Collapse in 'Big Crunch'
• Californian Study Confirms "Sudden Death" Hits Redwoods
• Moderate Quake Rattles Eastern Romania
• Tropical Storm Fay Revs Up in Gulf of Mexico
• Bright Blue Flash and Loud Booms in Sky over Southern Australia Puzzle Space Experts

September 6

• Station KZMU to Interview Mitch Battros "Live"
• Comets Break Up Far and Near
• Hubble Views a Ring Galaxy
• Cooperation on Texas Dark Skies?
• See Mars Express Before its Departure to the Red Planet
• Moscow Population Urged Not to Panic as Smoke Smothers City
• First Commercial Moon Landing Gets Go-Ahead
• With No Warning--Auroras!
• Typhoon Hits Okinawa, Menaces Taiwan
• The International Project for Radio Meteor Observation 2002
• Meteor Activity Outlook for September 6-12, 2002
• UA's New Organic Electronics Lab Makes Film of Future
• 6.1 Magnitude Earthquake in Sicily, Italy

September 5

• Stunning Asteroid Picture Revealed
• Distant Star's 'Planet' Called Optical Illusion
• Internet Link Sets Stage for First 'Cyber Observatory'
• NASA Scientists Determined to Unearth Origin of the Iturralde Crater
• Scientists Attempt to Measure Speed of Gravity
• Tropical Storm Edouard Update

September 4 - Late Edition

• Seasons 'Becoming Muddled'
• Earthquake Shakes Western Turkey; No Injuries Reported
• Earthquake Shakes Nicaraguan Capital
• Flash Flood Kills 16 in Thailand
• Typhoon Approaches Japan, Taiwan
• Brush Fire Lights Up Sky in Los Angeles
• PNG to Rehouse 4,000 from Volcano Ash Zone
• PNG Volcano Leaves Farmland Uninhabitable
• New Type of Ocean Wave Detected

September 4

• Earth Suffered Misery in Global Fires 65 Million Years Ago
• Moderate Quake Shakes Mexico's Pacific Coast
• Salt Lake City Convention Centre at Fault?
• Quake Shakes Western Iranian City for Second Time in One Day
• Tropical Storm May Head Toward Florida
• Powerful Hurricane Gathers Force Far Off Mexican Coast, Poses No Threat
• BBC News Mirror's ECTV's Equation and Prediction

September 3 - Late Edition

• Quake Swarms Strike LA and Orange Cty Area
• Tornado Ravages Ladysmith WI
• Tropical Storm Edouard Moves East
• Wind Rips Roof from Victoria Nursing Home

September 3

• Climatic Change Continues To Spiral
• Suburban Sprawl Blocks Water, Worsens US Drought
• Moderate Quake Hits Iran, Pakistan
• Tropical Storm Drifts Toward Georgia
• 200 Dead or Missing After Korean Typhoon
• Thousands of Campers Flee Wildfire
• Sun Gives Up Secrets (for Space Weather Forecasting)
• US Summertime Smog May Double in 2002
• School Taken Over by Hundreds of Snakes
• Ancient Illinois Village Unearths Lode of Questions

September 2

• Tropical Depression Forms Near Florida's East Coast; Residents Alerted
• Cold Spelt End of Dinosaurs
• Dozens Killed in Korea's Worst Storm Since 1959
• Mild Earthquake Hits Bangladesh Port City
• Two Strong Earthquakes Shake Taiwan
• Excessive Rains Drench Mid-Atlantic
• Typhoon Kills 47 in South Korea
• Construction Workers Ride Out Tornado in Denver Area
• Wildfires Burn in Amazon Forest

September 1

• X-Class Flare Set Off Yesterday, More Expected
• Global Warming Link to Freak Weather
• NASA Study Finds Rapid Changes in Earth's Polar Ice Sheets
• Venus and Spica

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