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Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume J-3-112, April, 1973 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1973 Boughey gets more in less space.(NEWS AND INSTALLATIONS): An article from: Food Trade Review by Unavailable, 2009-03-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume Q-12-204: December, 1980 by Palmer Marjorie (editor), 1980-01-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: VolumeL-J-11-119; November, 1973 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1973 The History News In Space by Scholastic, 1999 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume 3, No 5, November, 1962 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1962 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume P-2-182: February, 1979 by Palmer Marjorie (editor), 1979-01-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume P-5-186-187: June-July, 1979 by Palmer Marjorie (editor), 1979-01-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: VolumeL-L-3-135, March, 1975 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1975-01-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume-J-2-110, February, 1973 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1973 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume J-6-114, June, 1973 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1973 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: VolumeL-1-133, January, 1975 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1975-01-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume P-3-183: March, 1979 by Palmer Marjorie (editor), 1979-01-01 Space World: The Magazine of Space News: Volume J-3-111, March, 1973 by Ray (editor) Palmer, 1973

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81. AlienZoo: Books, Videos And Cool Stuff
    Offers news on UFOs and space, MP3 music, intergalactic downloads, email, chat, and Web search.  
    http://www.alienzoo.com

82. Rodney's Lost In Space - The Motion Picture
    Includes production notes, news, images, a message board, a chat room, and fan fiction about the Lost in space movie.  
    http://www.virtualheartland.com/lismovie/

83. NASA Watch This Space
    The space agency believes that forming partnerships with commercial enterprises offers the best hope for securing its future. Investors are wary. Kristen Philipkoski reports from Mountain View, California. Wired news  
    http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/21049.html

84. Jonathan's Space Report
    Jonathan's space Report - Latest Issue - detailed launch logs and calendar.Category Science Technology space newsJonathan's space Report Latest Issue. The space Report ( JSR )is issued about once a week. It Jonathan's space Report No. 495  
    http://hea-www.harvard.edu/QEDT/jcm/space/jsr/jsr.html
    
    Extractions: The Space Report ("JSR") is issued about once a week. It describes all space launches, including both piloted missions and automated satellites. Back issues are available online . To receive the JSR each week by direct email, send a message to majordomo@head-cfa.harvard.edu, with a blank subject line and message body containing the single line "subscribe jsr". Feel free to reproduce the JSR as long as you're not doing it for profit. If you are doing so regularly, please inform Jonathan by email. Comments, suggestions, and corrections are encouraged. You can mail Jonathan McDowell at jcm@cfa.harvard.edu See also: JSR STOP PRESS - the draft of NEXT week's JSR, updated throughout the week. GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITE LOG with a catalog of all known satellites ever in the geosynchronous ring and their reasonably current positions. LAUNCH LOG - My best attempt at a complete listing of all satellite launch attempts. Jonathan's Space Home Page - with links to lots of other space data not available elsewhere. SATELLITE CATALOG - My version of the Space Command satellite catalog, providing a cross reference between catalog number and international designation. Complete up to 1 Jan 2001. Corrections are welcome. Warning: this is a 2 Mbyte ASCII text file.

85. Wired News: Biosphere Crew Hawks Pets With Space Pedigree
    Former members of the Biosphere 2 project built two smallscale biospheres and sent them into space. They worked, they're back, and now you can own a piece of history. Wired news  
    http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,1734,00.html
    
    Extractions: 04:41 PM Jan. 28, 1997 PT It sounds like a cheesy comic book come-on, but you can actually have your very own sea monkeys whose parents were born in space - thanks to the commercial spin-off of an unusual research experiment undertaken by former residents of Biosphere 2. This week, two miniature ecosystems, designed by Biosphere 2 crew members Jayne Poynter and Taber MacCallum, landed safely on terra firma aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis, after four months on the Russian Space Station Mir. The Autonomous Biological Systems (ABS) are 7-inch by 4-inch Lexan cylinders of water illuminated by a fluorescent bulb. Inside are plants and small invertebrates, including snails, daphnia, ostracods, and amphipods, which are a relative of brine shrimp, more commonly known as sea monkeys. "The point of this was to see if we can use mini-biospheres as a tool to conduct research in space," said MacCallum, president of the

86. Space Science
    space Science news and Information. Science@NASA Brief but informative articlesregarding recent developments in space science are posted here regularly.  
    http://www.christa.org/space.htm
    
    Extractions: Science@NASA Brief but informative articles regarding recent developments in space science are posted here regularly. Visit weekly, or subscribe and receive updates automatically by e-mail. Was Johnny Appleseed a comet ? The case for comets bringing the basic chemistry of life to an infant Earth is getting stronger all the time. Layers of Mars - Last year Mars Global Surveyor spotted terrains on Mars that look like sedimentary rock deposits. If the mysterious layers formed underwater, as some scientists suspect, they may be a good place to hunt for Martian fossils. Mars Magmas Once Contained a Lot of Water - Volcanoes may have helped bring water to the red planet's surface millions of years ago. NASA Scientists Find Clues That Life Began in Deep Space - New evidence supporting the theory that the seeds of life were planted on earth by some form of cosmic debris. Greening of the Red Planet - One scientist's strategy for transforming Mars' sterile regolith into farmable soil. Heavens Above - A great website that will show you the current location of the International Space Station, or any satellite in earth orbit for that matter.

87. Travel And Tourism Home Page
    Offers news, events, prizes and organizational facts of a trade organization representing individuals and companies interested in travel and tourism of space.  
    http://www.spacetransportation.org/travelandtourism.htm
    
    Extractions: New , Bob Haltermann to Leave STA/STTD New ... The 2001 Bigelow Prize - Information on how to compete for this $100,000 Bigelow Prize Purse based on accomplishments in Year 2001. Space Tourism Promotion Act of 2001 and Invest in Space Now Act of 2001 Your comments are welcome. Statement Made By T.F. Rogers In Testimony Before The Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee of The House of Representatives Science Committee Bulletin Board Newsletter: "Excelsior" - May 1, 2002 Issue Now Avalable, but you may still access old issues here. A Selection of the Works of Artist Robert T. McCall General Information Goal and Objectives Programs ... Membership Categories and Levels, Annual Dues, and Benefits - General information available here, or go directly to one of the membership categories listed below:

88. Cbc.ca
    Provides information, videos, and links on Canada's Astronauts.  
    http://cbc.ca/news/indepth/canadainspace/
    
    Extractions: In April of 2003, Canadian Astronaut Steve MacLean is scheduled to blast off into space, walk in zero gravity and operate Canada's own Canadarm 2. Although it will be a decade since MacLean last went into space aboard the space shuttle Columbia , Canadian space pioneer Marc Garneau had to wait 12 years to do it a second time. Canada's role on the international space program has been increasing since Garneau became the first Canadian in space on the space shuttle Challenger in 1984. Garneau, who was named president of the Canadian Space Agency in November of 2001, returned to orbit in 1996 and 2000 on The Endeavour , logging a total of 677 hours in space.

89. Goddard Space Flight Center HOT Topics
    Subscribe to news Releases To receive Goddardonly Press Releases to your emailaccount MAP), scheduled for launch June 30, will journey into deep space on a  
    http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/gsfc/newsroom/flash/flash.htm
    
    Extractions: To receive Goddard-only Press Releases to your email account subscribe to our listserv. Click on the above link or send an email to Majordomo@listserv.gsfc.nasa.gov please enter subscribe gsfc_press_releases in the body of the message. Your email return address will be used unless otherwise indicated. NOAA AND NASA TO HOLD PRESS BRIEFING ON UPCOMING LAUNCH OF GOES-M WEATHER SATELLITE The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA will hold a press briefing on Thursday, June 21, at 10 a.m. in the Zenger Room at the National Press Club, 529 14th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., to announce the planned launch of a new Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite, GOES-M. The launch of GOES-M is scheduled for July 15, 2001. This new satellite will improve weather forecasting and monitor environmental events in the United States on a real time basis. GSFC Note to Editors N01-63 18 June 2001 MICROBES AND THE DUST THEY RIDE IN ON POSE POTENTIAL HEALTH RISKS Potentially hazardous bacteria and fungi catch a free ride across the Atlantic, courtesy of North African dust plumes. NASA-funded researchers who made the discovery believe the stowaway microbes might pose a health risk to people in the western Atlantic region.

90. Space Programme
    The Rhythm of SETI Observing in Realtime space SETI at Realtime In real-timeSETI, if you miss a beat the dance starts over. Custom news. Submit Photo.  
    http://www.spaceprogramme.com/
    
    Extractions: Nasa managers blocked engineers' request for satellite photos of damaged Columbia; panel mystified HOUSTON - Mystified that managers refused to seek photographs of the damaged space shuttle Columbia in orbit, the board investigating the disaster on Tuesday focused intensely on that decision, calling it a systematic breakdown(Getty file Images)...

91. Wired News: Free Web Space Awaits Schools
    Family Education Network and the American School Directory are offering sites for American school districts. It's now up to parents and schools to fill them with meaningful content. Wired news  
    http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,7373,00.html
    
    Extractions: 05:07 AM Oct. 02, 1997 PT As of this week, 106,000 schools and 16,409 school districts across the US have cookie-cutter homepages waiting for them - all they have to do is get motivated to fill in the blanks in the templates. Combining lofty goals of educational equality with community action, the Family Education Network and the American School Directory are offering free Web sites to every school in the nation and getting big business to foot the bill. "It's in the hands of the parents and schools," says Family Education Network president Jon Carson. "We're trying to start a movement getting parents and communities involved in the education of kids." Family Education Network, the producers of an eight-year-old education newsletter, began its project of providing a Web site for every school district earlier this year, when it wired up all of Maryland and then New Jersey. With the hefty educational endorsements of the FCC, the National PTA, the American Association for School Administrators, and the National School Board, the network officially launched across the rest of the US on Monday. For each school district, the Family Education Network provides a meta-site with feature articles on educational and family topics, access to localized news and weather, and state resources. Parents and administrators then take on the responsibility for downloading the site update software, registering the district and its schools as members, and using the provided templates to upload individual school information such as calendars, curriculum, PTA meeting minutes, and news. Community tools allow parents and teachers to join in discussion boards within their school district or across the country, get tips from experts in family, education and health matters, and exchange educational advice in the "Best Practices" area.

92. Wired News: Weather Data Lost In Space
    The failure of the Galaxy IV satellite did more than interrupt paging it hit the distribution of critical Doppler weather data to airports, airlines, and the national weather forecasting center. By James Glave. Wired news  
    http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,12422,00.html
    
    Extractions: 11:04 AM May. 20, 1998 PT The failure of critical systems aboard the Galaxy IV satellite yesterday afternoon affected more than just TV news and pagers it also came as a wakeup call to companies that distribute critical Doppler weather radar information to airports, airlines, the Federal Aviation Administration, and emergency management organizations. The satellite, which began spinning out of control at about 6 pm EDT yesterday, carries critical weather information to numerous industries and agencies including the Internet all of which are scrambling to implement backup plans. Engineers are uncertain when service will be restored. "Radar deployment for aircraft, agriculture, commodities trading, farmers, emergency managers all of that has been wiped out for most of the country," said Dan Arthur, paradigm engineer for Freese-Notis Weather , a company that distributes weather radar information to Web sites and to companies in Japan and Europe. Arthur has since moved his systems to a backup land line, but he says many others are affected.

93. SPACECAST.COM
    (Watch Buffy The Vampire Slayer on space weeknights at 8pm EST.), Answers toyour most frequently asked questions about Station news and more. Ask away!  
    http://www.spacecast.com/flow/

94. Current Astronomy News
    Current space and astronomy news. Updated nearly every day. Mostarticles here credited to some division of NASA. In The news My  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/4515/News/News.html
    
    Extractions: December 17, 1999: During a recent close flyby of Jupiter's moon Io, NASA's Galileo spacecraft observed a fiery lava fountain shooting more than a mile above the moon's surface. The images, showing a curtain of lava erupting within a giant volcanic crater, will be unveiled today during the American Geophysical Union's fall meeting in San Francisco. Galileo took the pictures on Thanksgiving night, November 25. "We've finally caught a close-up of a massive volcanic eruption in action on Io," said Galileo project scientist Dr. Torrence Johnson of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA. "The erupting lava was so hot and bright, it over-exposed part of the camera picture and left a bright blur in the middle." These lava fountains were hot enough and tall enough to be observed by the NASA Infrared Telescope atop Mauna Kea, HI. By combining data from this telescope and Galileo observations, scientists have their best chance ever to pin down temperatures of the extremely hot lava on Io. The images show a region of giant calderas, or crater depressions, in Io's northern latitudes. They came from two of Galileo's onboard instruments the camera and near-infrared mapping spectrometer, which observes wavelengths invisible to the unaided eye.

95. NASA - Space Science - News
    About 12,000 people are subscribed to this service. To learn more, click here. RecentNews. March 19, March 10, space Infrared Telescope Facility Arrives at KSC.  
    http://spacescience.nasa.gov/news/
    
    Extractions: April 7 Prolific NASA Orbiter Adds Thousands of Photos to Mars Album NASA Researchers Put New Spin on Einstein's Relativity Theory - quantum weirdness April 4 Hubble's rainbow image of a dusty star Giant Cosmic Lens Reveals Secrets of Distant Galaxy - early starburst, and a black hole forming April 1 The Universe clearly works weekends, delivering one of the brightest and closest gamma ray bursts detected yet on March 29. March 27 Hubble Watches Light From Erupting Star - see a light echo SIRTF, set to launch on April 18 , will unveil new information about galaxies, stars, and dusty discs around nearby stars. NASA scientists have found two smoking-gun features of an intermediate-mass black hole that suggest these newly identified objects are fundamentally different from other types of black holes , running hotter than expected.

96. BBCi - Space - Homepage
    Features a variety of resources for space exploration and introduction to space flight. Includes many interactive and 3D animated views.  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Send it to a friend! Shortcuts: UK astronomy clubs Sky maps Planets Picture gallery ... A Trip to the Moon A new spacecraft, SMART-1, is due to visit the Moon in July. Could this re-spark an interest in lunar missions Read our travel guide to the Moon Try our quiz to find out which fictional journeys are really possible.

97. European Aeronautic Defence And Space Company
    Major aerospace company producing aircraft, defence materiel and space systems. Choose between English, German, French and Spanish.  
    http://www.eads-nv.com/

98. LISFAN Press/Lost In Space Fannish Alliance
    Information on joining the club (LISFAN) is provided, as well as information on other Web pages, collectibles, and photos.  
    http://www.lisfan.com/index.htm
    
    Extractions: For those of you who are new to the world of Lost in Space fandom, the fan following for Lost in Space is huge and enthusiastic. Lost in Space fans (who like to call themselves LISfans) are a creative lot: one project that several fans are working on is building their own full size Lost in Space robot replicas. If you want to try this, I have a book called You Can Build the Lost in Space Robot, which provides full instructions. To order this book, send $12.45 to the above address.

99. Encyclopedia Astronautica
    Comprehensive resource providing detailed articles on most space technology subjects and space flight history.  
    http://www.astronautix.com/
    
    Extractions: Why Continue? If the Sun Dies... High Flight... Stars My Destination... NEW AND UPDATED - March 6 2003 - China's Space Programme ...including the new Chang'e lunar probes, Chinese Space Laboratory Shenzhou Circumlunar , and Long March New Generation KT-2 and KT-2A launch vehicles! Chinese Astronauts Revealed! Plus updates to Chinese Moon Base Plans! 921-2 Station scaled back - 921-3 Shuttle evidently abandoned - Shenzhou Spacecraft readied for first manned flight. New maps of the Jiuquan Taiyuan Xichang , and Jingyu launch sites with precise pad locations. Your Flight Has Been Cancelled....... ...the greatest manned spaceflights that never were...unfortunately updated in the wake of the Columbia tragedy... - January 11, 2003 - Cuxhaven The Unknown Spaceport... ... where from 1933 to 1963 forgotten rocketeers Zucker Staats and Seliger launched the Zucker Rocket Mohr Rocket Kumulus Cirrus I ... Cirrus II , and Seliger Rocket to outer space.

100. 2001 A Space Odyssey Internet Resource Archive
     Several sounds and pictures, critical essays and reviews, and related links.  
     http://www.palantir.net/2001/

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