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Date: Mon May 17, 1999 5:57 pm
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SEARCH FOR ET STARTS AT HOME
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Starting today, anyone in the world with a desktop computer will be
able to join the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. The
SETI@home project already has a list of nearly 400,000 people from 96
countries anxiously awaiting the final version of software that will
let them crunch data in search of intelligent radio signals from
advanced civilizations.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990517seti/index.html


STUDENT SATELLITE SET FOR LAUNCH
--------------------------------
The TERRIERS satellite, built by students at Boston University and
scheduled for launch early tomorrow morning, could provide a much
better understanding of how changes in the ionosphere -- the
electrically charged region of the upper atmosphere -- affect global
communication systems, satellites, cell phones and pagers.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990517terriers/index.html


SHUTTLE ROLLS BACK FOR REPAIRS
------------------------------
Space shuttle Discovery was hauled off the launch pad today for
repairs to its external fuel tank which was damaged by hail during a
thunderstorm last weekend. The work to patch up the tank will delay
its mission to the International Space Station by at least a week.
Liftoff is now tentatively scheduled for May 27.


STARDUST MISSION UPDATE
-----------------------
NASA's Stardust mission, which will attempt the first ever comet
sample return, is heading into the solar system. The Jet Propulsion
Laboratory reports the release of latches on the probe sample return
capsule and communications problems with an instrument. Data was also
returned from a cometary and interstellar dust experiment.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990515stardust/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* NATURAL LENSES EXTEND HUBBLE'S GAZE INTO THE UNIVERSE
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990513hubble/index.html

* GREEN LIGHT FOR NEW UK TELESCOPE
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990514newukscope.html

* ASTRONOMERS CLOCK SUPERSONIC WINDS AT JUPITER
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990512jupwinds/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS FIND BLACK HOLES COME IN PINK
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990510pinkhole/index.html

* WET SATELLITE LATEST WOE FOR U.S. MILITARY SPACE PROGRAMME
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NATURAL LENSES EXTEND HUBBLE'S GAZE INTO THE UNIVERSE
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The Hubble Space Telescope serendipitous survey of the sky has
uncovered exotic patterns, rings, arcs and crosses that are all
optical mirages produced by a gravitational lens, nature's equivalent
of having giant magnifying glass in space.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990513hubble/index.html


GREEN LIGHT FOR NEW UK TELESCOPE
--------------------------------
British astronomers learned this week that their proposal for a
special new telescope to survey southern skies has been approved.
VISTA -- the Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy --
will survey large areas of sky for very faint stars and galaxies. In
a single exposure of only 10 minutes, it will be able capture the
images of 100,000 objects.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990514newukscope.html


HAIL DAMAGE DELAYS NEXT SHUTTLE MISSION
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NASA has ordered the shuttle Discovery off its launch pad to patch up
its fuel tank, which was damaged by hailstones last weekend. The
repairs will delay the shuttle's planned May 20 launch by at least a
week. The shuttle, making NASA's first flight in six months, is to
ferry supplies and equipment to the fledgling International Space
Station.


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* ASTRONOMERS CLOCK SUPERSONIC WINDS AT JUPITER
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990512jupwinds/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS FIND BLACK HOLES COME IN PINK
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990510pinkhole/index.html

* WET SATELLITE LATEST WOE FOR U.S. MILITARY SPACE PROGRAMME
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990511wetsat/index.html


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ASTRONOMERS CLOCK SUPERSONIC WINDS AT JUPITER
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Violent winds race around the poles of Jupiter at thousands of miles
an hour like cars round a racetrack, sometimes reaching supersonic
speeds. And these winds - known as "auroral electrojets" - may help
to explain why temperatures at the top of the jovian atmosphere are
much higher than would be expected for a planet five times farther
away from the Sun than Earth.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990512jupwinds/index.html


ASTRONOMERS FIND BLACK HOLES COME IN PINK
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A group of Australian astronomers have found that some black holes are
bright pink. The "Pink holes" were discovered using telescopes at
Parkes and Coonabarabran in the western plains of New South Wales
between 1994 and 1998.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990510pinkhole/index.html


WET SATELLITE LATEST WOE FOR U.S. MILITARY SPACE PROGRAMME
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The United States' Air Force suffered another space setback over the
weekend when a $40 million navigation satellite got wet in a
thunderstorm. The GPS IIR-3 satellite had been tenatively scheduled
for launch on May 15 atop a Delta 2 rocket but is now on indefinite
hold.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990511wetsat/index.html


THIS WEEK ON GALILEO
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Galileo spends most of the week processing science data stored on its
onboard tape recorder and transmitting it to Earth. The data was
acquired during the spacecraft's passage through the heart of the
Jupiter's system last week.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990510galileoweek.html



IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* NEW DELAY FOR NASA'S CHANDRA X-RAY OBSERVATORY
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990428chandra/index.html

* CONTROLLERS TRYING TO FIND MARS PROBE ANTENNA BLOCKAGE
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990424mgs/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS FIND THREE PLANETS AROUND SUN-LIKE STAR
     FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415planetsx3/index.html

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NEW DELAY FOR NASA'S CHANDRA X-RAY OBSERVATORY
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The failure of an upper stage rocket on a U.S. Air Force launch
earlier this month will further delay NASA's $1.5 billion X-ray
observatory, the space agency said. The telescope is to be boosted
from the shuttle's cargo bay by the same upper stage that left a $250
million missile warning satellite in the wrong orbit earlier this
month.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990428chandra/index.html


EARTH IMAGING SATELLITE LOST
----------------------------
There has been no contact with the world's first commercial
high-resolution Earth imaging satellite, IKONOS 1, since its launch
yesterday on an Athena 2 rocket. Officials with Lockheed Martin,
which built and launched the satellite could not say if the satellite
was still in orbit.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990428ikonos/index.html


DELTA 3 ROCKET RESCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK
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The launch of Boeing's new Delta 3 rocket has been rescheduled for
May 5 (GMT) following last week's launch pad abort. If Friday's
launch of a Titan 4B rocket from Cape Canaveral goes on time, the
Delta team might be able to move the launch up to May 2. Meanwhile,
the launch of a Delta 2 rocket with a Global Positioning System
satellite will likely be delayed until May 23.


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* HUBBLE WATCHES IO SWEEP ACROSS THE FACE OF JUPITER
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990426hstio/index.html

* CONTROLLERS TRYING TO FIND MARS PROBE ANTENNA BLOCKAGE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990424mgs/index.html

* THIS WEEK ON GALILEO
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990426galileoweek.html

* DELTA 3 ROCKET ABORTS LIFTOFF
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/delta3/index.html

* UNIVERSITY OF SURREY SATELLITE LAUNCHED ON CONVERTED ICBM
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990421uosat/index.html

* AILING HUBBLE GYRO FAILS
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990421hstgyro/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS FIND THREE PLANETS AROUND SUN-LIKE STAR
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415planetsx3/index.html


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HUBBLE WATCHES IO SWEEP ACROSS THE FACE OF JUPITER
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While hunting for volcanic plumes on Io, the Hubble Space Telescope
has captured images of the volatile moon sweeping across the giant
face of Jupiter. Only a few weeks before these dramatic images were
taken, the telescope snapped a portrait of one of Io's volcanoes
spewing sulphur dioxide "snow."

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990426hstio/index.html


CONTROLLERS TRYING TO FIND MARS PROBE ANTENNA BLOCKAGE
------------------------------------------------------
Flight controllers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory are running to
tests to see if thermal blanket might be obstructing the movement of
the main antenna on the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990424mgs/index.html


THIS WEEK ON GALILEO
--------------------
During this week, Galileo will complete the return of science data
acquired during the spacecraft's February flyby of Europa. Early next
week, the spacecraft will perform a close flyby of another of
Jupiter's moons, Callisto.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990426galileoweek.html


DELTA 3 ROCKET ABORTS LIFTOFF
-----------------------------
The launch of Boeing's Delta 3 rocket was aborted at the last moment
this morning when the rocket's main engine failed to start. The
launch is likely to be delayed until early May.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/delta3/index.html


UNIVERSITY OF SURREY SATELLITE LAUNCHED ON CONVERTED ICBM
---------------------------------------------------------
An experimental British satellite was carried into orbit today by a
demilitarised Russian intercontinental ballistic missile launched
from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990421uosat/index.html


AILING HUBBLE GYRO FAILS
------------------------
An ailing gyroscope on the Hubble Space Telescope that engineers had
anticipated would fail since it first started behaving erratically in
January 1999, stopped functioning yesterday. The powerful telescope
continues to operate normally on its three good gyroscopes.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990421hstgyro/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* LAST YEAR'S LEONIDS A LARGE BLAST FROM THE PAST
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990416leonids/index.html

* EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITE LAUNCHED
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415landsat/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS FIND THREE PLANETS AROUND SUN-LIKE STAR
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415planetsx3/index.html


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NEWS FLASH: MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR HIT BY ANTENNA GLITCH
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NASA's Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft has placed itself in a
"contingency" mode after a hinge that allows the spacecraft's
high-gain telecommunications antenna to point toward Earth stopped
moving as planned.

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HUBBLE SHOOTS THE MOON
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In a change from peering at the distant universe, the Hubble Space
Telescope has taken a look at Earth's closest neighbour in space, the
Moon. Hubble was aimed at one of the Moon's most dramatic and
photogenic targets, the 58 mile-wide (93 km) impact crater
Copernicus. The orbiting observatory can see objects on the lunar
surface as small as 600 feet across.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990417hubble/index.html


LAST YEAR'S LEONIDS A LARGE BLAST FROM THE PAST
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A UK-Russian team of astronomers has come up with an explanation for
the surprise display of bright Leonid meteors that occurred 16 hours
before the predicted time for the maximum of the shower.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990416leonids/index.html


EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITE LAUNCHED
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NASA launched the Landsat 7 Earth observing satellite at 1832 GMT
today on a Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in
California. The $700 million spacecraft was successfully placed in
the orbit just over an hour after lift off.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415landsat/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* ASTRONOMERS FIND THREE PLANETS AROUND SUN-LIKE STAR
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415planetsx3/index.html

* NEW CLUES TO SOLVE MYSTERY OF MISSING MASS
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415missmass/index.html

* EVIDENCE FOUND FOR "HYPERNOVA" EXPLOSION
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990414hypernova/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER 'MIDDLEWEIGHT' BLACK HOLES
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990413midholes/index.html

* NASA JOINS LAUNCH FAILURE PROBE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/titan4/index.html

ATLAS ROCKET LIFTS OFF WITH EUROPEAN COMSAT
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Dr. Alan Penney has found that there are three planets forming a proper solar
system just 44 l.y. down the road.

This, according to BBC teletext p115, means there is a greatly increased chance
of an earth-like planet and hence, life.

Wishing all of you dark skies

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Here it is!

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ASTRONOMERS FIND THREE PLANETS AROUND SUN-LIKE STAR
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Astronomers from four research institutions have discovered strong
evidence for a trio of extrasolar planets that orbit the star Upsilon
Andromedae. This is the first multiple planet system ever found
around a normal star, other than the nine planets in our Solar System.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415planetsx3/index.html


NEW CLUES TO SOLVE MYSTERY OF MISSING MASS
------------------------------------------
After looking into the hearts of the largest cosmological structures
in the universe for a second time, Dr. Richard Lieu at The University
of Alabama in Huntsville still believes that the glow of extreme
ultraviolet radiation that he sees there comes from heated gases. If
he's right, Lieu has found a big chunk of the universe and clues that
may show astrophysicists where to find even larger chunks.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990415missmass/index.html


BID TO RECOVER LOST MERCURY CAPSULE
-----------------------------------
A expedition to recover the Mercury Liberty Bell capsule from the
bottom of the Atlantic leaves port this weekend. The craft, which
carried astronaut Gus Grissom on America's second space flight, sunk
when its hatch unexpectedly opened after splashdown. The operation is
being sponsored by the Discovery Channel.

   FULL STORY: http://www.discovery.com/news/briefs/brief3.html?ct=371646b1


IN RECENT NEWS
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* EVIDENCE FOUND FOR "HYPERNOVA" EXPLOSION
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* ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER 'MIDDLEWEIGHT' BLACK HOLES
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* NASA JOINS LAUNCH FAILURE PROBE
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ATLAS ROCKET LIFTS OFF WITH EUROPEAN COMSAT
   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/atlas2/index.html

* SURVEY FINDS NEARLY 800 DEBRIS IMPACTS ON HUBBLE
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* ASTRONOMERS PINPOINT 700 YEAR-OLD SUPERNOVA
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MAJOR ASTRONOMICAL NEWS STORY TODAY
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A major astronomical news story will break later today. Scientists
are describing this as an "extraordinary finding". Check Astronomy
Now Online's Breaking News page for the full details at 1700 GMT/1800
BST/1300 EDT.

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EVIDENCE FOUND FOR "HYPERNOVA" EXPLOSION
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Astronomers at Northwestern University and University of Illinois
have detected the first observational evidence for the remnants of a
hypernova, an explosion a hundred times more energetic than an
exploding star (supernova) and the possible source of powerful gamma
ray bursts, the most energetic events known in the Universe other
than its creation as a result of the Big Bang.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990414hypernova/index.html


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* ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER 'MIDDLEWEIGHT' BLACK HOLES
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990413midholes/index.html

* NASA JOINS LAUNCH FAILURE PROBE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/titan4/index.html

ATLAS ROCKET LIFTS OFF WITH EUROPEAN COMSAT
   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/atlas2/index.html

* SURVEY FINDS NEARLY 800 DEBRIS IMPACTS ON HUBBLE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990412debris/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS PINPOINT 700 YEAR-OLD SUPERNOVA
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ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER 'MIDDLEWEIGHT' BLACK HOLES
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The field of black holes, formerly dominated by heavyweights packing
the gravitational punch of a billion Suns and lightweights just a few
times heavier than our Sun, now has a new contender -- a
just-discovered mysterious class of "middleweight" black holes,
weighing in at 100 to 10,000 Suns.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990413midholes/index.html


NASA JOINS LAUNCH FAILURE PROBE
-------------------------------
NASA will join the investigation into Friday's botched launch of a
missile-warning satellite. An upper stage failure is believed to have
left the $250 million satellite in the wrong orbit. The space agency
plans to use the same upper stage to boost the Chandra X-ray
observatory from the space shuttle Columbia in July. Meanwhile, the
U.S. Air Force said the missile-warning satellite is "spinning
abnormally".

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/titan4/index.html


ATLAS ROCKET LIFTS OFF WITH EUROPEAN COMSAT
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A Lockheed Martin Atlas 2AS rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral at
2250 GMT on Monday  carrying a communications satellite for the
Paris-based Eutelsat organisation.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/atlas2/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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* SURVEY FINDS NEARLY 800 DEBRIS IMPACTS ON HUBBLE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990412debris/index.html

* ASTRONOMERS PINPOINT 700 YEAR-OLD SUPERNOVA
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990410oldsn/index.html

* STARDUST OVERTAKES MARS PROBES
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990408stardust/index.html

* STRANGE SPIRAL STAR SEEN
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407spiralstar/index.html

* FAR ULTRAVIOLET OBSERVATORY ARRIVES IN FLORIDA FOR LAUNCH
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407fuse/index.html

* SCIENTISTS PINPOINT LOCATION OF VIKING 1 LANDER
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990404viking/index.html


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MISSILE-WARNING SATELLITE IN WRONG ORBIT
----------------------------------------
The U.S. Air Force says a missile-warning satellite launched on
Friday by a Titan 4B rocket is stranded in the wrong orbit,
apparently because of a problem with its Inertial Upper Stage rocket
motor. The same type of upper stage is to be used this July to boost
the Chandra X-ray Observatory into high earth orbit from the space
shuttle Columbia.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/titan4/index.html


SURVEY FINDS NEARLY 800 DEBRIS IMPACTS ON HUBBLE
------------------------------------------------
A survey of images and television footage from the last Hubble Space
Telescope servicing mission in February 1987 has revealed 788
potential debris impacts on various parts of the orbiting
observatory. A total of 2500 still frames and 17 hours of video were
checked for impact marks from natural and man-made space debris.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990412debris/index.html


ASTRONOMERS PINPOINT 700 YEAR-OLD SUPERNOVA
-------------------------------------------
Astronomers have pieced together the scene of a crime that no one
saw: a 700-year-old star explosion nearly as bright as a full moon,
undocumented by early stargazers and unknown to modern-day
astronomers until only very recently.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990410oldsn/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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* STARDUST OVERTAKES MARS PROBES
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990408stardust/index.html

* STRANGE SPIRAL STAR SEEN
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407spiralstar/index.html

* FAR ULTRAVIOLET OBSERVATORY ARRIVES IN FLORIDA FOR LAUNCH
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407fuse/index.html

* SCIENTISTS PINPOINT LOCATION OF VIKING 1 LANDER
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990404viking/index.html

* GALILEO FINDS 'BOTTLE BLONDE' CHEMICAL ON EUROPA
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990403europa/index.html


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TITAN 4 SET TO MAKE ITS COMEBACK
--------------------------------
The U.S. Air Force plans to launch a Titan 4B carrying a missile
warning satellite today, the first mission for the mighty rocket
since August's explosion of a Titan 4A carrying a spy satellite. Lift
off is set for 1533 GMT. Astronomy Now Online will have live coverage.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/spacenow/titan4/index.html


STARDUST OVERTAKES MARS PROBES
------------------------------
It's not a space race, but NASA's comet-bound Stardust spacecraft,
launched in February, has now pulled ahead of two other NASA
spacecraft launched earlier on trips to Mars.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990408stardust/index.html


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* STRANGE SPIRAL STAR SEEN
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407spiralstar/index.html

* FAR ULTRAVIOLET OBSERVATORY ARRIVES IN FLORIDA FOR LAUNCH
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407fuse/index.html

* SCIENTISTS PINPOINT LOCATION OF VIKING 1 LANDER
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990404viking/index.html

* GALILEO FINDS 'BOTTLE BLONDE' CHEMICAL ON EUROPA
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STRANGE SPIRAL STAR SEEN
------------------------
Astronomers at the University of California, Berkeley, have
discovered a strange spinning spiral star with the help of an
advanced imaging system on the Keck I telescope in Hawaii.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407spiralstar/index.html


DELTA 3 DELAYED AGAIN
---------------------
A faulty tracking radar forced another delay this morning in the
launch of Boeing's Delta 3 rocket with an Orion telecommunications
satellite. The launch was delayed Tuesday because of unfavourable
winds.  The $230 million mission will be delayed at least a week.


FAR ULTRAVIOLET OBSERVATORY ARRIVES IN FLORIDA FOR LAUNCH
---------------------------------------------------------
NASA's Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE) satellite
arrived Thursday, April 1 at NASA Hangar AE on Cape Canaveral Air
Station to begin prelaunch processing for launch next month.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990407fuse/index.html


SCIENTISTS PINPOINT LOCATION OF VIKING 1 LANDER
-----------------------------------------------
While revising their maps of the Martian surface, German scientists
Wolfgang Zeitler and J&uuml;rgen Oberst have come to the conclusion
that the originally reported location of the Viking Lander 1
spacecraft is wrong.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990404viking/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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* GALILEO FINDS 'BOTTLE BLONDE' CHEMICAL ON EUROPA
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990403europa/index.html

* EUROPE'S ARIANE ROCKET LAUNCHES INDIAN SATELLITE
    FULL STORY:
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* STARS IN THE TARANTULA NEBULA
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990401hubble/index.html

* ESA SIGNS MARS CONTACT
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990330cometh2o/index.html

* EARTH'S WATER PROBABLY DIDN'T COME FROM COMETS
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990330cometh2o/index.html

* HUBBLE FINDS STORMS RAGE IN SPRINGTIME ON URANUS
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GALILEO FINDS 'BOTTLE BLONDE' CHEMICAL ON EUROPA
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Hydrogen peroxide -- the chemical that can turn a brunette into an
instant blonde -- appears on the icy surface of Jupiter's moon
Europa, according to a new discovery by NASA's Galileo spacecraft.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990403europa/index.html


EUROPE'S ARIANE ROCKET LAUNCHES INDIAN SATELLITE
------------------------------------------------
A European Ariane 4 rocket roared off its South American launch pad
tonight carrying the INSAT 2E telecommunications satellite for India.
It was Arianespace's sixth launch for India.

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http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990402ariane_v117/index.html


STARS IN THE TARANTULA NEBULA
-----------------------------
The latest image to be released in the Hubble Heritage Program shows
a cluster of brilliant, massive stars, known to astronomers as Hodge
301, inside the Tarantula Nebula in our nearest galactic neighbour,
the Large
Magellanic Cloud.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990401hubble/index.html


ESA SIGNS MARS CONTACT
----------------------
The European Space Agency (ESA) yesterday signed a contract with
Matra Marconi Space (MMS) to build the Mars Express space probe in
time for launch in June 2003.

    FULL STORY:
http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990331marsxpress/index.html


EARTH'S WATER PROBABLY DIDN'T COME FROM COMETS
----------------------------------------------
A new study of comet Hale-Bopp suggests that comets did not give
Earth its water, buttressing other recent studies but contrary to the
longstanding belief of many planetary scientists.

    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990330cometh2o/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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* HUBBLE FINDS STORMS RAGE IN SPRINGTIME ON URANUS
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990329uranus/index.html

* MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR DEPLOYS CRUCIAL ANTENNA
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990329mgs/index.html

* EXPERIMENT LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR 'LIVING OFF THE LAND' ON MARS
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990326mars/index.html

* SEA LAUNCH MAKES TEST FLIGHT
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990328sealaunch/index.html

* GALILEO UPDATE
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HUBBLE FINDS STORMS RAGE IN SPRINGTIME ON URANUS
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A dramatic new time-lapse movie created from Hubble Space Telescope
images shows for the first time seasonal changes on Uranus. Once
considered one of the blander-looking planets, Uranus is now revealed
as a dynamic world with the brightest clouds in the outer Solar
System and a fragile ring system that wobbles like an unbalanced
wagon wheel. (Includes QuickTime 3 video clips.)

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990329uranus/index.html


MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR DEPLOYS CRUCIAL ANTENNA
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A steady stream of new data from Mars, including high-resolution
images, will begin arriving next week at Earth receiving stations
following yesterday's deployment of the Mars Global Surveyor's
high-power communications antenna.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990329mgs/index.html


ASTRONOMY NOW STORE GOES ONLINE
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* EXPERIMENT LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR 'LIVING OFF THE LAND' ON MARS
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990326mars/index.html

* SEA LAUNCH MAKES TEST FLIGHT
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990328sealaunch/index.html

* GALILEO UPDATE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990327galileostatus.html

* ASTEROIDS FEEL THE FORCE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990323force/index.html

* STARDUST MISSION UPDATE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990323stardust/index.html

* JODRELL BANK RESUMES ITS ROLE IN SEARCH FOR ET
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EXPERIMENT LAYS GROUNDWORK FOR 'LIVING OFF THE LAND' ON MARS
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NASA engineers have succeeded in a realm often left to alchemists and
magicians -- creating something valuable "out of thin air." In this
case, the thin air was a simulated Martian atmosphere, and the
valuable commodity was oxygen.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990326mars/index.html


SEA LAUNCH MAKES TEST FLIGHT
----------------------------
A Sea Launch rocket lifted off from a converted oil drilling rig in
the Pacific Ocean early this morning on its inaugural flight.
(Includes QuickTime 3 video of the launch.)

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990328sealaunch/index.html


GALILEO UPDATE
--------------
The Galileo spacecraft is operating normally as it continues
transmitting to Earth pictures and other science information gathered
during its January 31 flyby of Jupiter's icy moon Europa.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990327galileostatus.html


ASTRONOMY NOW STORE GOES ONLINE
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The Astronomy Now Store opened for business this weekend. Visit the
store to order magazine subscriptions, back issues, binders and
books. Other products will be added in the coming days.

  GO THERE: http://astronomynowstore.com


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* ASTEROIDS FEEL THE FORCE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990323force/index.html

* STARDUST MISSION UPDATE
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990323stardust/index.html

* JODRELL BANK RESUMES ITS ROLE IN SEARCH FOR ET
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990322seti/index.html

* LUNAR PROSPECTOR SUPPORTS THEORY MOON BORN FROM EARTH
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990317moon/index.html

* THIS MONTH ON GALILEO
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990315galileomonth.html

* HUBBLE'S VIEW OF COSMIC BLAST
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NASA News
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John F. Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center, Florida 32899
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For Release:
March 16, 1999

KSC Release No. 20 - 99

SHUTTLE MISHAP SIMULATION PROVES KSC EMERGENCY READINESS

      Kennedy Space Center will stage a simulated astronaut rescue mission
this week, based on the unlikely scenario of a crash landing at the Shuttle
Landing Facility (SLF).

After ninety-two successful Space Shuttle landings, no one has ever seen
such an event. However, KSC managers will imitate the improbable on March
17
as part of standard training procedures. The Mode 7 astronaut rescue
simulation will exercise all aspects of command and control, search and
rescue, and medical procedures required for the unlikely contingency.

"When you don't have real mishaps occurring day in and day out, you have to
find ways to keep the response team trained and ready," explained Ken
Tenbusch, KSC Landing Recovery Director and simulation planner. "We want to
design a scenario which will be as real as possible, so that it tests the
team and the organizational interaction that must take place for a
successful rescue effort. Our rescue forces have not been told what to
expect."

The scenario calls for orbiter Discovery to land short of SLF runway 15
during a simulated 9 a.m. landing attempt with a seven-member crew
following
an 11-day mission. Five astronaut candidates, one representative from the
Vehicle Integration Test office, and one fire/rescue worker will occupy an
orbiter mock-up placed in a wooded area adjacent to the runway. Though a
recovery team will be staged at the SLF, just like a real landing day, the
remote location of the mock-up will prevent a completely land based crew
rescue. This is a Mode 7 contingency which requires support from the air.

A NASA UH-1 helicopter or "Huey," called Search One, will deploy from the
SLF to gain a firsthand, aerial perspective of the fake crash site.  The
situation is assessed and exact coordinates are then radioed back to four
Air Force HH-60 "Jolly" helicopters waiting at the SLF.

The first Jolly deployed will deposit needed emergency equipment at the
site. Two of the three remaining helicopters will be staffed with KSC/Cape
Canaveral Air Station fire/rescue personnel whose primary mission is to
pull
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preliminary triage. If a helicopter landing site can not be identified,
fire/rescue workers are required to "fast rope" from their hovering
helicopters. A fourth Jolly stands by for additional medical evacuation
support. Patrick Air Force Base provides two paratrooper rescue specialists
and one medical doctor in each of the four Jollies.

After fire/rescue successfully removes each crew member from the side hatch
or overhead window, Air Force medical personnel will perform preliminary
stabilization and decontamination activities at the established casualty
collection point about 200 feet from the mock-up.  Patients that do not
require immediate treatment or airlift to area hospitals can be moved to a
mobile, intermediate medical care site about 1,250 feet from the mock-up
for
further assessment.  The exercise concludes when the airlifted patients
arrive safely in the emergency rooms of participating area hospitals.

On March, 19, simulation managers and exercise participants will gather for
a lessons learned session to review and evaluate the Mode 7 exercise. The
many organizations that support Shuttle recovery efforts will apply the
insight gained from this exercise during their routine training efforts
throughout the year.


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LUNAR PROSPECTOR SUPPORTS THEORY MOON BORN FROM EARTH
-----------------------------------------------------
Analysis of data from NASA's Lunar Prospector spacecraft has
confirmed that the Moon has a small core, supporting the theory that
the bulk of the Moon was ripped away from the early Earth when an
object the size of Mars collided with the Earth.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990317moon/index.html


STARDUST MISSION UPDATE
-----------------------
NASA's Stardust spacecraft is in excellent heath as it ventures away
from Earth. Last week, the spacecraft switched over to its medium
gain antenna and a higher data rate than is possible with the
low-gain antenna used in previous weeks when Stardust was much closer
to Earth.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990316stardust/index.html


THIS MONTH ON GALILEO
---------------------
For three of the next five weeks, Galileo's activity level is
dramatically reduced as the orbital motion of Earth and Jupiter
brings the sun in between the two, creating radio interference, and
making reliable communications impossible.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990315galileomonth.html


IN RECENT NEWS
--------------
Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* HUBBLE'S VIEW OF COSMIC BLAST
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990312hubble/index.html

* ASTEROID HUNTERS MAKE SURPRISING FIND
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990312snova/index.html

* HUBBLE REPAIR CREW NAMED
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990312hstcrew/index.html

* NASA TO MOUNT EMERGENCY HUBBLE REPAIR MISSION
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990310hubble/index.html

* MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR SEES "HAPPY FACE"
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990311mgs/index.html

* VLT TELESCOPES NAMED
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990310vlt/index.html

* "S" MARKS THE SUN'S EXPLOSIVE SPOT
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990309cmes/index.html


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HUBBLE'S VIEW OF COSMIC BLAST
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has pictured a rapidly fading
visible-light fireball from the most powerful cosmic explosion
recorded to date.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990312hubble/index.html


ASTEROID HUNTERS MAKE SURPRISING FIND
-------------------------------------
Astronomers searching for asteroids headed toward Earth have stumbled
upon a harmless but fascinating discovery -- an exploding star, also
known as a supernova.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990312snova/index.html


HUBBLE REPAIR CREW NAMED
------------------------
NASA has named two veteran astronauts and a first-time flyer to the
crew that will pay an early visit to the Hubble Space Telescope this
October.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990312hstcrew/index.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* NASA TO MOUNT EMERGENCY HUBBLE REPAIR MISSION
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990310hubble/index.html

* MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR SEES "HAPPY FACE"
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990311mgs/index.html

* VLT TELESCOPES NAMED
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990310vlt/index.html

* "S" MARKS THE SUN'S EXPLOSIVE SPOT
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990309cmes/index.html

* WIRE SCIENCE MISSION LOST
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990308wire/index.html

* THIS WEEK ON GALILEO
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WIRE SCIENCE MISSION LOST
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NASA declared the Wide-Field Infrared Explorer (WIRE) science mission
lost today with the depletion of the satellite's supply of hydrogen
coolant. The spacecraft overheated soon after launch, possibly
because its telescope cover was jettisoned accidentally three days
earlier than planned.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990308wire/index.html


THIS WEEK ON GALILEO
--------------------
Galileo spends this week transmitting science data stored on the
spacecraft's onboard tape recorder.

   FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990308galileoweek.html


IN RECENT NEWS
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Some recent news stories you might have missed:

* HUBBLE SPOTS ASTEROID
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990307hubble/index.html

* AT THE HEART OF ANDROMEDA
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990304androm/index.html

* THIS WEEK ON GALILEO
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990301galileoweek.html

* COLOURS PROVIDE CLUES ABOUT MARTIAN WATER
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990226hstmars/index.html

* MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR TO START MAPPING
    FULL STORY: http://www.astronomynow.com/breaking/990224mgs/index.html

* VLT WATCHES A DISSOLVING STELLAR CLUSTER
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