March 31

• Pope Comments on Bush Agenda To "Christianize" World
• U.S. BODY MAY REVEAL 'TORTURE HOSPITAL' SECRETS
• NASA Finds Wide Annual Fluctuations in Arctic Ozone Loss
• Stronger Case for Midsize Black Holes
• Egypt Finds Oldest Evidence of Mummification
• N. Korea Vows No Nuke Concessions

March 30

• Sunspot Count Jumps to 189, Solar Flares To Follow
• Report: Rumsfeld Ignored Pentagon Advice on Iraq
• Rare Yellowstone Eruption Data Puzzles Scientists
• Iraq Warns of More Suicide Missions

March 29

• N. Afghanistan Floods Kill at Least 11
• Military to Photograph NASA Shuttles
• Astronomers Finish Online Sky Survey
• Stargazers Get Special Week to Enjoy Sky
• Outspoken Army General Upsets White House
• Is the Earth Preparing to Flip?
• U.S. Orders 4-6 Day Pause in Iraq Advance-Officers

March 28

• What Is Really Happening in Iraq?

• Tornadoes Hit Miami-Dade

• 'Fireball' Lights Up Night Sky
• Meteor Chunks Damage Homes, Light Up Night Sky
• The Sky's the Limit: Grand Finale for Twin-Telescope Survey
• Iraqi Sees U.S. Encircling Baghdad in 5-10 Days

March 27

• Personal Review of Premier Movie "The Core"
• A Spectacular Light Echo
• Spunky Satellite Unveils Cosmic Explosions
• Northwest Quake Under Way Taking Weeks, Not Seconds
• Japan Told it Faces 'Self Destruction'
• Soldier Survives Night in Sandstorm

March 26

• U.S. Drops 'E-Bomb' On Iraqi TV

• U.S. Military Treats Weather Forecasts Like Secrets

• Space Observatory to Study the Old, the Cold and the Dusty

• Solar Trend Could Change Climate

• Five Times More Water on Moon?

• Worried About Terror? Preparations That Make Sense

March 25 - Late Edition

• Thermonuclear Blast
• Sandstorms Thwart U.S., British Missions

• Fails to Reach Agreement to Keep Turkish TUS Envoyroops Out of Iraq

• Strong Earthquake Rocks Central Indonesia; at Least 20 Injured

• China Readies for Future U.S. Fight

March 25

• The Psychology of War
• Drive to Baghdad Slowed by Sandstorm, Resistance
• Earth's Core Creates Life's Shield
• Iraq Marshes Vanishing
• Solar Flares Postpone SETI@home Re-Observation
• Coalition Pushes for Baghdad
• TV: Iraq May Use Chemical Weapons on US in Baghdad
• Iraqi TV Shows 2 Said to Be U.S. Airmen
• N Korea Vows 'Legitimate Defense' After US Hits Iraq

March 24

• Iraqi War Survey Results
• Snowplows Reach Many Colorado Residents
• N. Korea Readying for War, Worried Washington May Target Them Next

• Interferometer data completes 'family portrait' of Alpha Centauri

• Senate seeks more state control over US power grid

• In San Diego's shadow, Tijuana residents fear possible attacks

• MODIS Image of Oil Fires in Southern Iraq

• 'Turks worse than Saddam'

• Worldwide peace protests marred by death and violence

• War in Iraq - news vacuum

March 23 - Late Edition

• Donald Rumsfeld Warns World Not To Show Footage of US POW's; Or Else

March 23

• Parts Of British Columbia In The Midst Of A 'Silent Earthquake'
• NASA Flagged Foam as 'Special Topic' Before Columbia
• 'Lost City' Yielding Its Secrets
• British Aircraft 'Hit by US Missile'
• Iraqis Fight Back as US Forces Push Toward Baghdad

March 22

• NASA Study Finds Increasing Solar Trend that Can Change Climate
• Drought Spells Doom, as Eritrea Awaits Food Aid
• Intense Sand, Dust Storms Due in Iraq Next Week
• Six Killed, Hundreds Injured When Tornadoes Hit Southwest Georgia
• 'Dead Bodies are Everywhere', Napalm Used In Attack

• Iraq Admits Scud Attacks
• Radiation Dangers for Mars Astronauts Downgraded
• Too Few Lunar Meteorites
• Top News Correspondents Outraged At Suppression

March 20 - Late Edition

• Small Plane/Kuwait Border: No Casualties Reported
• U.S. Launches Second Attack on Baghdad
• Iraq Oil Wells May Have Been Set on Fire
• China Calls for Immediate Halt to War on Iraq
• CIA thought it had a fix on Saddam
• Bush Administration Questions Hussein Video
• 'Real conflicts' over world's water
• Guard troops headed for nuclear plant, Arizona prepared
• U.S.: Patriots down Iraqi missiles
• US steps up Afghanistan campaign
• A Gamma-Ray Burst, in Detail
• Deadly Tornado

March 20

• ‘Opening Stages’ of Attack on Iraq
• Air Raid Sirens, Planes Heard in Baghdad
• Searchers Discover Shuttle Data Recorder
• Biggest Storm in 20 Years Packs a Wallop
• Parts Of British Columbia In The Midst Of A 'Silent Earthquake'

March 19 - Late Edition

• Iraq Warns US of Potential Terrorist Acts
• Warplanes Attack
• Invasion Has Begun, Time To Support Troops
• Red Alert? Stay Home, Await Word

March 19

• First Shots Fired at Sea as Allied Battle Plan Unfolds
• Small Asteroid-Ocean Impacts
• Anthrax Threat Needs Aggressive Government Action Plan
• The Sun - Earth Connection Symposium
• International Lake Geology Scientists Meet in Tucson March 29th - April 2

March 18 - Late Edition

• Iraq Envoy: No Safe Place for Americans in War
• Code Pink: Al Qaida Announces Women's Suicide Division
• Report Sees U.S. Anthrax Disaster, Urges Readiness
• Famine Returns to Ethiopia
• Mudslides Close Highway Through Oak Creek Canyon
• Snowstorm Dumps 2 Feet in Rockies, Shuts Highways in Wyo., Colo.
• ET Hunters Take Closer Look
• Very Large Meteorite Fell Down in Siberia

March 18

• U.S. Raises Terror Alert After Bush Talk
• FBI Readies Home Front for Wartime
• X-Class Flare Has Just Occurred
• Texas Sheriff Warns of Unidentified Troops
• Venezuela Begins Water Rationing; Drought More Severe than Usual
• Geologists Warn Of Landslide Risks In Kansas
• Powerful Storm Causes Power Outages, Floods and Flight Cancellations
• See Men Shredded, Then Say You Don't Back War

March 17 - Late Edition

• Mother and Sons Die in Room Sealed Against Chemical Attack
• Desert Heat Rises, Fresh Kuwait Sandstorm Possible
• CBS - Dan Rather Speaks On Rights Of Descent

March 17

• Allies Begin Countdown to War Against Iraq
• Biggest Global Water Meet Kicks Off
• Mild Earthquake Jolts Turkish-Iraqi Border
• Bush Says Saddam Not to Disarm; Reports: War to Start Wednesday or Thursday

March 16

• A Quirky El Niño
• 'Silent Earthquake' in Parts of State, B.C.
• Dry Spell Linked to Demise of the Mayan
• Water 'Flows' on Mars

March 15

• Strong Earthquake Rocks Indonesia
• The Great Dark Spot
• Polar Sea Ice Could be Gone by the End of the Century
• NASA Planning Space Return by Fall
• Scientists Begin Studying Underwater Volcano off Grenada's Coast
• Rainstorm Leave Thousands Homeless, Injures 50 in Bangladesh

March 14

• China Works to Put Astronauts in Orbit
• Death and Other Vital Topics as Marines Prepare
• NASA's Mars Odyssey Changes Views about Red Planet

March 13 - Late Edition

• Space 'Beachballs' Generate Pulsar Bursts
• U.S.: Iraq May Try to Jam Satellite Feeds
• Greenland Cools as World Warms
• UK Space Museum Marks Envisats First Year
• The Badger Flood

March 13

• Scientists Discover an Evaporating 'Cometary' Planet in Another Solar System

• Allied Troops Prepare for Gulf Heat

• Strong Earthquake Shakes Tokyo Area
• $25,000 Observatory Helps Scientists Track Asteroids
• NASA's Newest Maps Reveal A Continent's Grandeur And A Secret
• Japan Deploys a Surveillance Ship

March 12 - Late Edition

• Alien Hunters Take a Closer Look
• In Footsteps of the Oldest Men
• U.S., Pakistan Deny Bin Laden Captured
• U.S. Sees 'Worrisome' N.Korea Moves; Warplanes Due
• Explosions Reported, Launchers Found Near US Base

March 12

• Icy Weather Freezes Surface of Three Great Lakes
• Green Plans for Tiny Tech
• N Korea Fires Second Test Missile
• Seven Thousand Russians Volunteer to Defend Iraq

March 11 - Late Edition

• Colin Andrews Announces New Theory For Crop Circles
• Wyoming Fossils Change Theories About Extinction
• How Bright Was History's Brightest Supernova?
• NASA Adjusts Columbia Disaster Timeline
• Putting A Spin On Earth's Weather
• Order vs Seduction of a Mystical Explanation
• Hubble Resolves a Blaze of Stars in a Galaxy's Core
• Will the US Have to Fight Alone?
• U.S. Halts Surveillance Flights in Iraq
• Forces Fear Suicide Boats

March 11

• Glaciers Spotted Surging to Sea After Ice-shelf Collapse
• Third International Conference On Mars Polar Science and Exploration
• Dozen of Houses Demolished as Quake Jolts Northern Pakistan

March 10

• Lunar Flash Doesn't Pan Out
• Mars Approaches
• Saharan Dust off West Africa
• North Korean Missiles Can Hit All of the U.S.

March 9

• Busy Sky: Jupiter, Mars and Comet NEAT
• Climate Changes May Increase Extreme Rain/Snow Events In California
• Scientists Say Mars Has A Liquid Iron Core
• Earthquake Storms

March 8

• Bush Rescinds; Gives 10 Days Before Invasion
• Avalanches Kill 17 Soldiers in Kashmir
• Ice Threatens to Cover Lake Superior
• Large Fire in Brazilian Amazon Put Out After a Week
• Tornado Season 2003 Is Underway
• New Target for Comet-Chasing Mission Identified

March 7

• Rising Storms Revise Story of Jupiter's Stripes
• Space Infrared Telescope Facility Arrives at KSC
• Scientists Say Mars Has a Liquid Iron Core
• NASA's Newest Maps Reveal a Continent's Grandeur and a Secret
• Mozambique Battered Again
• Climate Experts Say El Nino Is Weakening

March 6 - Late Edition

• Meteor Activity Outlook for March 7-13, 2003

March 6

• Rumors Suggest Invasion To Begin Within 72 Hours
• ESA's First Deep Space Ground Station Opens in Western Australia
• New Satellites of Jupiter Discovered in 2003
• Shuttle Debris Searchers Sickened by Odor

March 5

• A Letter to America From the Columbia Crew Families
• Simulations of Collisions Shed Light on the Internal Structure of Asteroids
• Quake Jolts Northeastern Iran
• Strong Aftershock Hits Northwest China
• U.S. Sends Bombers to Guam to Deter N.Korea

March 4 - Late Edition

• Earth's Magnetic Field Is About To Die
• Last Night's Heated Debate With James Lloyd
• Sunspot 296
• Changes in the Earth's Rotation are in the Wind
• Mosquito Experts Discuss West Nile Fears
• Meet Asteroid Vesta
• Volcano Hunters to Return From Sea
• Earthquakes Expected
• Pioneer 10 Spacecraft Sends Last Signal to Earth

March 4

• Tropical Storm Pounds Mozambique's Coast
• Sicily's Mount Etna Could Erupt at Any Minute
• The Great Lakes are at Record Lows
• Four People Killed as Rains Cause Landslides and Crush Houses in Pakistani Kashmir

March 3 - Late Edition

• Extreme Weather on the Rise, Likely to Get Worse, Says Report
• Water is Precious in Dry Hills of China's Ningxia
• Powerful Radio Telescope to Study Formation of New Planets
• China Plans Moon Exploration Program
• If End is Near, Do You Want to Know?
• Robot Sub to Map Uncharted Waters

March 3

• Catching Ancient Stardust
• Analysis: Cloud Dims Europa Life Prospects
• Climate Change Boosting Flood and Drought
• Earthquake Shakes Manila, Other Parts of Philippines
• Pool of Heated Water Found Under Mt. Fuji
• It'll Be Soon, It'll Be Swift and It'll Be Short

March 2

• New Galaxy Quest Readies for Launch
• Researchers Discover Massive Gas Cloud Around Jupiter
• Rare Meteor Shower Heading Our Way; And A Few Comments

March 1

• Sometimes We Have To Eat A Little Crow; Comet 'C/2002 V1' Facts
• A Rare Meteor Shower
• Thousands Remain Dark, Cold After N.C. Ice Storm

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