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January 31

• Do Globular Clusters Spit Out X-Ray Stars?
• Comets Abound
• Environmental Satellite Readied to Detect Solar Storms
• Computerized Voting Systems Pose Unacceptable Risks
• Iraq War Feared to be 'Enviro-Armageddon'

January 30 - Late Edition

• Fifty Years on, UK Flood Risk Remains
• Freak Hailstorm Shrouds Islamabad in Ice
• Australia Wildfires Force Evacuations
• Forest Managers Warn of Another Dangerous Fire Season in Colorado

January 30

• Today On Earth Changes TV 'Radio Hour'
• European Virtual Observatory One Step Nearer
• Candlestick Rocket Ship

• Arctic Ice Shelf Shrinking

• NASA Joins Snow Study Over the Sea of Japan
• Ocean Surface Saltiness Influences El Nino Forecasts
• NASA's Source Satellite Soars Into Space to Catch Some Rays
• New Cargo Ship Docks with International Space Station
• Fireball Lights Up Sky Over Spain and North Africa
• Microquasar's Path Traced Back in Time
• On the Trail of Earliest Stars
• Geologists Show Homer Got it Right
• Experts Study How Quakes Trigger Quakes
• Gales Whip up Storm in Whitby
• U.S. May Try to Find Haven for Saddam

January 29

• The Keys to the Stellar Kingdom
• Geoscientist Explains Michigan Temperature Increases
• Landslides Kill 14 in Indonesian Village
• Earliest Evidence of Dairy Farming Found
• Mound Reveals Clues on Prehistoric People
• Bush Promises Iraq Evidence for UN

January 28 - Late Edition

• Deep Freeze Brings Deaths From Heater-Caused Fires as Well as Hypothermia
• Spy Photos Reveal Ancient Middle East Road Network
• Brown Dwarfs: Stillborn Stars with Molten Iron Rain
• Russia Adds to Pressure on Iraq
• US Troops in Major Battle with Afghan Rebels

January 28

• Unusually Powerful Tornado Strikes Near Cyprus Port
• Cyclones Swirl Through South Pacific
• Powell Claims Saddam Has 'Clear Ties' to al-Qaeda

January 27

• Hot Comet
• JPL to Hold High-Tech Conference for Small Business
• U.S. Prepares for Possible Use of Nukes in Iraq, Expert Says

January 26

• The G's in the Machine
• NASA Launches Spacecraft to Measure Solar Radiation
• Guatemala Earthquake Sets Off Volcano
• Don't Blame the Trojan Horse: Earthquakes Toppled Ancient Cities, Stanford Geophysicist Says

January 25

• Columbia University Research Finds Correlation Between Meteorite and Comet
• Radiation Mayhem if Earth's Poles Flip
• Comet's Solar Plunge
• Mexico Tallies Quake Casualties
• Earthquake Rocks Remote Indonesian Island
• Snow Flurries Fall In Central Florida
• Record Low Temperatures Hit Eastern U.S.
• South Asia Cold Spell Kills 1,830 People

January 24

• The Moon's Youngest Crater?
• Space Shuttle Astronauts Videotape New Arc of Light
• More Smoke and Fires in Australia
• Too Cold for You? Maybe it's Time to Move to Alaska
• Big Chill Grips Much of Nation
• Shock Waves May Explain Water in Meteorites

• Mars May Be Much Older -- or Younger -- than Thought, According to Research

• The Message from the Bush Camp: 'It's War Within Weeks'

January 23 - Late Edition

• Nasa to go Nuclear

• Dark Matter Halos Found?
• Language Evolved in a Leap
• Whirl-making Weapon Is Like Genie in Terrorists' Hands
• Climate Records Show Global Warming Could Influence Asian Monsoon
• Essay on Genes and Behavior Prompts Culture Clash in Academic Journal

January 23

• Three Hours, Two CMEs, One Good Show

• Wind Chills at Minus 60
• Four-Winged Dinosaurs Found in China, Experts Announce

• Workers at Australian Site Save Space Antennas From Wildfire

• The Universe May Have Started With a Bubble, Not a Bang

• North Korea Warns Against 'Act of War'

January 22 - Late Edition

• Nepal Facing Glacier 'Catastrophe'

• Powerful Mexico Quake Kills at Least 21
• Tremors in NT are Aftershocks From Quakes in 1930s
• Two Days of Rain Flood Cities in Central Israel
• Flash Flood Storms in Bolivia Kill Two
• Australian Bush Fires Threaten Rural Towns
• Japan Lists 108 Active Volcanoes, 22 More Than Five Years Ago
• The Sun's New Mysterious Neighbor
• Long-Lost Records Confirm Rising Sea Level
• Sea Breezes Could Turn Deserts Green
• 'Oldest Star Chart' Found

January 22

• New 7.3 Quake Hits Colima Mexico, Volcanic Eruption On Watch

• Update: Colima Earthquake Raised to 7.8 Magnitude
• Strong Quake Shakes Mexico City
• No Tsunami Warning Issued After Large Quake
• MPLA Allows Investor to Study Mt. Pagan Ashes
• Media Hype Alone Cannot Fuel The Space Program
• Sunspot Forecast
• Rough Weather in Outer Space Can Wreak Havoc on Earth
• Two Moderate Earthquakes Hit Guatemala
• Chemists Discover New Molecules that Excel at Shedding Electrons
• Iraq: War in Two Stages?

January 21 - Late Edition

• Cold Snap Continues in East

• Australia Drought May Break by April
• US Food Supply Seen Vulnerable to Attack

January 21

• Aussie Fires Destroy Mount Stromlo Observatory

• Global Warming May Turn Deadly Route Through Ice into Plain Sailing
• Shuttle Crew Studies Electrical Phenomena
• NASA Gets Ready to Launch the Largest Super Pressured BAlloon Every Flown
• Rocks Tell Tales of Earth Billions of Years Ago
• Earthquake Hits Pacific Islands
• NASA Boosts Nuclear Propulsion Plans
• 'Mini-arsenal' Found in Mosque Raid

January 20 - Late Edition

• Earthquake Measuring 7.5 mag. Hits Solomon Island's

January 20

• NASA Mission Will Look at Clouds from Both Sides

• What's Shakin' in Space Quake Research?
• A Mistaken Case of Ring Around the Collar
• Europe's Silicon Skies Open Today
• Killer Asteroid Approaching the Earth?
• U.N.'s Blix Not Certain All Iraq Weapons Gone

January 19

• Miami Sets Record Cold
• 34 Below Zero in New York
• Rough Weather in Outer Space Can Wreak Havoc on Earth
• The Inconstant Sun
• Bushfires Could Provide Global Climate Change Data: Expert
• El Nino may Be Nearing End, But With Sting In Tail
• Scientists Update New Madrid Earthquake Forecasts
• Drought Wilts Mighty SA River Redgums

January 18

• Swarm of Earthquakes Off Oregon Coast Threatens Volcanic Eruption
• Tinkering with Clouds
• Wildfire Causes Evacuations in Australia
• 1,400 Dead in South Asian Cold Weather
• In a Frigid Pakistani Region, Quake Victims Want Anything to Keep Them Warm
• 2,400-Year-Old Ship Found in Black Sea
• Coldest and Foggiest Fortnight for Delhi in 5 Years
• Death Toll of Brazil Mudslides Up to 36

January 17

• Mississippi River Near Record Low
• Torrential Rains Cause Flooding in North African Nation
• Cyclone Ami Hits Tonga, Fiji Surveys Damage
• More Cyclones to Hit South Pacific
• Magnetic 'Slinky Effect' May Power Aurora
• Snow Blankets Kansas City
• UN finds Chemical Warheads

January 16 - Late Edition

• Meteor Activity Outlook for January 17-23, 2003
• NASA Takes First 'Full-Body Scan' of Thunderstorm
• Rosetta Grounded
• Gravity Experiment Sparks Spat
• Lasers Slim Enough for Chips
• Two Quakes off Northeast Coast
• Homestretch for NASA & LEGO "Name the Rovers" Contest

January 16

• Two Volcanic Systems 'Connected Deep Beneath Surface'
• Mars and the Final Four

January 15 - Late Edition

• Russia Delays Global Warming Pact, May Wreck Deal
• European Space Agency Delays Rosetta Launch a Year
• U.S. Astronauts Begin Station Space Walk
• Is This War "On Drugs"?

• Ocean Report Calls for the Immediate Creation of Marine Reserves Throughout the United States

January 15

• Coming This Thursday on Earth Changes TV "Radio Hour"
• Lightning Really Does Strike More Than Twice
• NASA Instrument Captures Early Antarctic Ice Shelf Melting
• Explosive Solar Plume
• Early Afterglow of Gamma-Ray Burst Caught by Telescope
• Searching for 'Dirty Bombs'

January 14 Late Edition

• Dinosaurs Experienced Climate Changes Before K-T Collision
• Facing Eextreme Ice Conditions, Coast Guard, NSF Deploy Second Icebreaker to Antarctica
• Cyclone Ami Rips Across Fiji, Two Feared Dead
• Three New Moons Found Around Neptune
• Tablet 'From Jewish Temple' Found

January 14

• History Emerging from the Ice
• End of World Has Already Begun, University of Washington Scientists Say in Book 'The Life and Death of Planet Earth'
• NASA Instrument Captures Early Antarctic Ice Shelf Melting

• Russian Warships on Standby to Sail to Gulf

January 13 - Late Edition

• Radiation Mayhem if Earth's Poles Flip
• Is there a 'Planet X'?
• Scientists Find El Nino's Grandparents
• S. Asia Cold Weather Kills Nearly 1,000
• Twenty-Five People Freeze to Death in Moscow over Past Week
• New York: 4 Feet of Snow and More to Come
• Heavy Snowfall and Winds Close Ports and Airport in Romania
• Cyclone Heads for Fiji
• Discovery of Nearest Known Brown Dwarf
• Ancient Navigators Could Have Measured Longitude!
• Relics From Ancient City Discovered in E. Chinese Lake

January 13

• Scientists Probe Africa's Rift Valley Break-Up
• A Star Prepares to Blow Its Top
• Astronomers Glimpse Feeding of a Galactic Dragon
• China Haze
• Brazil Mudslides Kill at Least 16 People
• Earthquake Flattens Iranian Villages
• North Korea Warns of 'Sea of Fire' as U.S. Envoy Arrives in Seoul
• Hey, Let's Pretend There Is Not A Recession

January 12

• Brazil Mudslides Kill at Least 16 People
• Malawi Declares Flood Emergency
• Bush Fires Rage in Australia's Victoria State
• Georgian Skull's Link to Our Past
• New Crater Revives Moon Mystery
• Space Shuttle Columbia Nears Liftoff

January 11

• Indian PM Sets Moon Mission Goal
• Magnetic Effect of Ocean Flow Revealed
• Solar Spitwads
• US Faces Worst 2-Week Cold Snap in 7 Years-Forecast

January 10 - Late Edition

• Indian PM Sets Moon Mission Goal
• M 6.6 New Ireland Region, P.N.G.
• Smaller Households Fuel Global Housing Boom and Threaten Biodiversity, Study Finds
• Three Distant Quasars Found at Edge of the Universe
• New Odyssey Data Available online at PDS
• The Mayan Calendar - The World Will Not End

January 10

• Forecasters Say El Nino May Linger
• Earthquake Rumbles Through Humboldt, CA
• Cold Wave Kills 100 in Bangladesh
• London Gets Largest Snowfall in 12 Years
• Dancing with Neptune
• Mystery Force Tugging on Distant Spacecraft
• Author Claims Evidence Chinese Discovered America
• Iraqis May Have GPS Jammers

January 9 - Late Edition

• Tonight On ECTV "Radio Hour" Ian Lungold "Mayan Prophecy"
• First Neptune Trojan Discovered
• Astronomers Poised to Look for Comets Beyond Neptune
• Did Pluto Take a Punch?
• Double Star in Taurus Ejects Stellar Youngster
• Space Tadpoles Could Be Embryonic Planet Systems

January 9

• Earth Likely Spared From One Form of Cosmic Doom
• Climate Scientists Taste El Nino on South Pole Trek
• Record Highs for Central U.S. on Wednesday
• South Asia Winter Claims 400 Lives
• Winter Weather Claims Lives in Europe
• Wet Winter Weather Breaks Record in Alaska

January 8 - Late Edition

• Sunspot Watch
• Odds Lowered For New Madrid Quake
• Wet Weekend in Capital Breaks Long Standing Rainfall Record
• Moderate Quake Shakes California Coast
• Hubble Image May Show First Galaxies
• Santa Ana Wind Event Over California
• Farthest Known Planet Opens Door for Finding New Earths

January 8

• One of Sky's Biggest Stars Experiencing Series of Eruptions
• Ring Around the Galaxy
• Coolest Star Ever
• Belly of the Beast
• Britain Wraps Up As Cold Snap Continues
• Deadly Cold Wave Grips Northern India
• Knights Templar to Use Latest Imaging in Search for Grail
• Col. Hackworth: Troops Unprepared for Iraq's Chemical 'Death Pit'

January 7

• Hubble Reveals Complex Circumstellar Disk
• Astronomers Find a Hero
• Snow Compounds Flood Misery
• Bringing the Coldness of Space to the Sahara
• New Method Used to Find Most Distant Planet
• Milky Way's Big Black Hole Is Mean and Hungry
• Climate Scientists Taste El Nino on South Pole Trek
• Giant Ring of Stars Discovered Around Milky Way
• X-Ray Telescope Captures Huge Black Hole
• Milky Way May Have Destroyed Small Galaxy
• New Lower Limit for Age of Universe Claimed
• The Sun Does the Wave
• Saddam: We're Ready for War

January 6 - Late Edition

• Io's Salty Secret
• Earth at Perihelion
• Artificial Reef Hailed a Success
• Explosion Inquiry Delays Space Mission
• 2003 Promises Mars Encounter, Celestial Eclipses
• Like Birds, Spiny Lobsters Travel by Magnetic Field
• Solar Analemma with the Parthenon

January 6

• Did A Large Asteroid or Small Planet Hit The Sun?
• Severe Weather Batters France
• Relief Arrives to Solomon Islanders
• Italy Readies High-Tech Emergency Plan on Stromboli
• Chinese Spacecraft Returns Safely to Earth
• What Will Stop the Suicide Bombings?

January 5

• Wildlife Seeks Cooler Climes
• Floodwater Receding in Germany After Claiming Another Life
• Giant Sea Fossil Unearthed
• Research Finds Life 1000 Feet Beneath Ocean Floor
• Chandra Finds Young Star Cluster Aglow with Mysterious Cloud

January 4

• Score Another One For The Super-Duper Doppler Weatherman
• Mystery Hole in North Long Lake: Thermal images, Divers Used to Explore Two Acre Spot of Open Water
• 2002: Too Dry Even for Desert
• Antarctica's Ice Sheet Melting Naturally
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Parts of Central Indonesia
• Hurricane Winds, Floods Wreak Havoc Across Europe
• At Least 5 Die in Floods Around Europe
• It's a Lovely Day in Outer Space
• Habitable Planets May Be Common

January 3

• Earth and Asteroid Play Orbital Cat and Mouse Game
• White Dwarf Stars
• Rain Swells Rivers, Threaten Ffloods in England, Wales
• Dutch Brace for Possible Flooding as Water Rises on Maas River
• Continued Rain Raises Water Levels Throughout Belgium, Fears for More Floods
• Diamonds Found to Contain Evidence of Ancient Atmosphere
• Eruption Fears Spark Iisland Evacuation
• Fears Grow Over Cyclone
• Suspects in Yemen Slayings Plotted More Attacks, Authorities Say

January 2 - Late Edition

• What's In A New Year?
• Snowpack Below Average for Colo., Ore., Wash.
• Amazon Wildfires Contribute to Carbon Problem
• Paradise Losing in Hawaii
• Professor Says Mayan Calendar Does not Portend Earth's Doom

January 2

• Cameraman Geoff Mackley Flies Over Cyclone-Hit South Pacific Island; Reports Devastation
• Wildlife Seeks Cooler Climes
• Aspen Shakes it up in the New Year
• Glowing Mystery
• Farms Prepare for Possible Bioterror
• More Infantry Prepare for Gulf

January 1 - Late Edition

• Islanders Desert Italy's Stromboli After Giant Wave Smashes Village
• Magnitude-3.4 Quake Hits off Southern California Coast
• Cyclone Wrecks Pacific Islands
• China: 'Sacred Vessel' Flying Normally
• Italy's Etna Rumbles Again, as Nearby Stromboli Volcano Smolders
• Expect to See Many Heavenly Sights in 2003

January 1

• Earthquake Jolts Kermanshah Province
• Thunderstorms in South Cause Street Flooding, Scattered Damage, One Death
• Italy's Erupting Stromboli Volcano Injures Six
• Mother Nature Had Many Tricks up Her Sleeve
• Quakes and Floods Bigger Killers than Terror in 2002

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