May 31

• Near-Earth Asteroid Is Two Chunks In One
• High-tech Firm Heeds Call of 'Cosmic Code'
• Scientists Zoom in on Urban Development—from Space
• American Plains Indians Had Health and Height
• NASA's Mars Global Surveyor Captures Dust Storms
• How Did Glacial Deposits Form 600 Million Years Ago?
• Solar Wind Theory Confirmed

May 30

• Two Meteors Explode Above Pacific
• Jupiter Probe Back on Track
• Recent Advances in Solar Research is Topic of Hale Prize Lecture
• Artificial Intelligence Software to Command Mission
• Scientists Find Liquid-like Proteins in Constant Motion
• Geologists Find Evidence of Quake
• Rising Sea-Level Will Swallow Some Coastlines
• Ancient Buddhist Ruins Found Near India's Bangalore
• Japan Recalls Volcano Tragedy As Mt. Fuji Trembles Near Tokyo
• Amazing Adolph: Storm Gusts to 170 mph
• Insect Invasion: Infestation of Crickets and Hoppers could be Worst Ever
• New Floods Force 2,500 Siberians From Homes

May 29 - Late Edition

• Red Planet 'to Spark UFO Sightings'
• Wildfires Lick at Outskirts of Jerusalem
• Tornado Injures 18 in Colo. Town
• Chinese Make a Big Thing of Vegetables from Outer Space
• Britons Find Lost City of the Incas
• 'Birth of a Superbug'
• Fears of Mad Cow Increase In London

May 29

• Talk Show Host Admits Some Guest Could Be Frauds
• Saving Energy by the "Negawatt"
• Hurricane Adolph Gains Force off Mexican Coast
• Rare Outburst of V551 Sgr was Detected
• "Triton Watch" Now Under Way
• Looking to Prevent 2-year Drought From Turning into Famine
• Bear-like Creature Sows Terror in India
• Deadly Shadow of AIDS Darkens Remote Chinese Village
• Nevada Wildfire 40 Percent Contained; California Blaze Scorches 2,200 Acres
• Hot Spots - Forecast: Bad Year for Wildfires in Northwest
• Superconductor Cable to Undergo a Key Test in Detroit

May 28

• Explorer Says Arctic Ice Thinning Noticeably
• Powerful Storms in India Leave 21 Dead
• Site Sheds Light on Human Arrival
• Severe Weather in the Plains Sunday Night
• Florida Fires Force Some Evacuations
• An Interplanetary Shock Wave Buffeted Earth's Magnetosphere
• Possible Mad Cow Disease Case in Caribbean
• Farmers, Ranchers Cut Off From Irrigation Get Aid to Drill Wells

May 27

• Ind. Tornado Forces Evacuation of 45
• Strong Earthquake Strikes Indonesia; Several Injuries Reported
• First Detection of "Free Spirit" in Solar Wind May Help Time the Arrival of Space Weather and Probe our Origins
• Magnitude 8.1 Earthquake Possible Along Nagano Fault Line, Panel Warns
• Cyclone Forces Evacuation in India
• Scientist: Brazil Dinosaur Find May Be Oldest Yet
• Tornado Rips Roof off Retirement Home; at Least 45 Evacuated
• Details of New World Cast Shadow on Pluto
• Cardinals Smoke Out The Next Pope
• Over Half Earth Species Killed 200 Million Years Ago
• Firefighters Battle 54,000-Acre Florida Wildfire
• South Carolina Site Sheds Light On Prehistoric Human Arrival
• Many Fear Recurrence of 1979 Energy Crisis

May 26

• Remains of Mayan Ruler Discovered in Honduras
• Blackouts Could Hit Thousands of Utahns
• India Evacuates 118 ,000 Before Cyclone
• Blackouts May Generate Riots, NY State Warns
• Mild Earthquake Shakes Western Iran
• Quake Hits Indonesia's Yogyakarta
• Too Early to Cry Drought?
• Losing the World's Languages
• Hunt For New Pope Denied
• A Binary Asteroid, Close to Home
• Galileo Succeeds in Its Closest Flyby of a Jovian Moon
• New Results Add Support to Hot Big Bang Theory
• Amateurs Help With Extrasolar-Planet Watch
• Sahara Yields More Rare Meteorites
• Nuclear Engineering Graduates See Bright Future
• Global Air Pollution Monitoring Debuts at AGU Press Briefing, May 30

May 25 - Late Edition

• NASA OKs Mission to Blast Comet
• More Than 500 Injured in Quake
• Japan's Mount Oyama Volcano Emitting Daily
• Strong Quake Strikes Off N. Japan
• Powerful Quake Hits New Zealand
• Two Killed in China Earthquake
• Cyclone Alert for Gujarat
• Great Barrier Reef Not So Old
• New World Rivals Pluto

May 25

• Unmasking the Face on Mars
• Double Asteroid
• CJD Claims 100th Victim
• Australian Scientists Link El Nino to Antarctic Wave
• Earthquake Injures 27 in Southwest China
• South Korea Approves Funding to Fight Severe Drought
• Chinese Dust Storms Could Stir up Big Trouble for U.S.
• Dust Storms Endanger China's Crops
• Scientists Suggest Biosphere Reserve Status for N.Y.C. Area

May 24 - Late Edition

• Hindu god Points Way to 10th Solar Planet
• Galileo Gets One Last Close Encounter with Jupiter's Callisto
• Mars Odyssey Mission Status
• Moscow's Power Struggle Over the Power Grid
• Oldest European Calendar 'Deciphered'

May 24

• Spherical Stellar Outburst Puzzles Astronomers
• Solar Wind Stream Flowing From a Coronal Hole
• Giant Lava Lake Found
• Indonesia's Lokon Volcano Belches Hot Ash
• Listening for Secret Nukes, Hearing Giant Meteors
• Reform-Minded Cardinals Visit Rome
• Smithsonian Unveiling Triceratops
• Drought and a Western "Water War" Story
• Cyclone Forms Off Indian Coast
• Global Warming Carbon Experiments
• Drought Destroying Mighty Fla. Lake
• Severe Rain Storm Damages Houses, Causes Lion Escape in Mexico

May 23 - Late Edition

• The 2nd Brightest Asteroid Occultation of 2001 '(97) Klotho'
• Tribe Sends $32,000 Bill to Agency in Charge of Hydroelectric Power
• Yellowstone To Be Monitored For Volcano, Earthquakes
• Quake hits Qamsar, Kashan, Iran
• Siberian Floods Force 17,000 From Homes
• Severe Storms hit Ohio, W.Va
• Earthquake Jolts Afghanistan
• Peru Ruins Trace Anthropological Riddle in Sand

May 23

• Ancient Earth Had Magnetic Field 3X Stronger Than Once Thought
• Rare Starburst of 'Al Comae Berenices' 1227+14
• "Light Bricks" Set To Save Electricity
• When the Universe was 'Spongy'
• Astronomers Reach the 'Edge' of Universe
• Worldwide Volcanic Activity On The Rise?
• Old Bones May Show Why Neanderthals Went Extinct
• Disease and Rain Send Food Prices Soaring
• Cardinals Focus on Choosing Next Pope
• Indian Seabed Hides Ancient Remains

May 22

• Sheveluch Volcano On Code Red
• High-Tech Helium Tricks May Benefit Earth and Space
• A Dying Comet's Kin May Have Nourished Life on Earth
• GM Meat on Sale in 10 to 15 Years, Scientists Say
• Storm Knocks Out Topeka Water
• Israel Faces a Severe Water Crisis
• A Desert Divide Grows Over Power Plants

May 21 - Late Edition

• Experts Issue Tropical Storm Alert
• Fears Over Fresh Disease Cluster
• Cardinals Gather in Rome "Possibly Give Some Hints About the Next Pontiff"
• Ancient History Imperiled in Peru
• Siberian Flood Crisis Worsens
• Shrinking Borders Contribute to Massive Ecological Destruction

May 21

• Storm Kills Power for 20,000
• USA Drought & Summer Outlook
• Solar Probe Nears Launch
• Siberian Floods Threaten More Towns
• Power Outage Blankets Most of Iran
• Red Tide Found Near Mouth of the Yangtze River
• Bird Flu Spreads Despite Hong Kong Slaughter
• NOAA Buoy Keeps Eye on Coral Reefs; Warns of Bleaching
• Blazes Rage Across Florida

May 20

• Scripps Studies How Ocean Whitecaps Impact Global Temperatures
• Volcanoes Under a Tropical Ocean
• Pyramid to Paradise: Were These Enigmatic Monuments Air-Raid Shelters Against Cosmic Missiles?
• Volcano's Neighbors Watch "Bulge"
• Experts Say Lack of Recent Earthquakes Makes Nevada Vulnerable
• Tiny Protein Molecules Are Big Players In Solving The Mystery Of Brain Function
• Shift in Eating Habits of Early Modern Humans
• Ancient Fields of Grain Discovered

May 19 - Late Edition

• Moderate Quake Shakes Greece
• Scientists Produce Test-Tube Horses
• Hong Kong Battles Bird Flu
• Mystery Syndrome Killing Kentucky Horses Subsides

May 19

• Several Small Quakes Shake Calif.
• Imprints of Dino Skin Found in Monument
• Massive Water Erosion of Mars' Highlands, Study Says
• Premier Zhu Backs Maldives Battle Over Rising Sea Level
• Quake Jolts Northern Colombia, No Damage Reported
• Pure Water Runs Short in Canada, the Land of Lakes
• Lake Swamps N. Dakota With Problems
• Officials Blamed for Mad-Cow Spread

May 18

• Current Science Discovers Ancient Text and the "Sun"
• The Cause of Comet 'LINEAR' Break Up
• Bush Declares Disaster in South Dakota
• The Pacific China Dust Cloud
• UK Welcomes First Day Free of Foot-And-Mouth
• Time Twister
• Variability Spotted In Black Hole Outside Milky Way

May 17 - Late Edition

• Genetic Engineers Have it in Their Grasp to Devise Lethal Bio-Weapon
• Blackouts May Create Shortage of Water
• Colorado Beetle Poses New Threat to Farmers
• Great Lakes' Water Levels Drop Below Average
• Hong Kong Culls Birds to Limit New Bird 'Flu
• Thunder Strikes Dead Two Villagers in Western Iran
• In East Delhi, Fear Is The (Mon)key
• Storm Demolishes Media Trailer
• Study: Asthma Rates Rise During Thunderstorms
• Polio Diagnosed in Bulgaria
• Black Mold Strikes in Dry Places
• Comet's Death Gives Clues to Solar System Birth
• Study: Up to 300 French vCJD Cases in Next 60 Years
• Colorado Bacteria Outbreak Probed
• Flooding Worsens in Siberian Towns
• Hurricane Forecasting Better, not Perfect
• Microbes Spoil the Picnic
• An Attack of Sea Lice Spoils the Beach
• Drought May Ban Fireworks Sales
• Colorado Fossils Amaze Scientists
• Scientists Track Bird Population
• One in 10 Children 'Carries Superbugs'
• Brazil Soccer Blackout
• Siberian River Blocked by Ice Floods Town
• Agriculture, Biodiversity Protection Must Co-Exist in Conservation, Study Says
• Flu Fear

May 17

• Could This Be More Evidence of a Strange Energy Wave?
• Bush Declares Disaster in Two States, Puerto Rico
• Chunk of Mayon Volcano Cracks Off
• Weather Events Obscured in the Geologic Record
• Brazil Recommends Livestock Cull
• Flooding Causes Russia Evacuations
• Droughts Aggravated by Dust in the Wind
• Seed Search Finds Vanished Plants

May 16

• Experts Argue Over U.N. Report on Rising Sea Level
• Eco-Terrorists May Have Planted FMD Plague-Farmers
• CJD Scientists Warn of 'Second Wave'
• Underwater Surveyors Say They May Have Found Sunken City
• Calif. Summer Blackouts to Be Worse Than Expected
• North Korea Acknowledges Worsening Famine
• Chandra Spies on Black Holes in a Nearby Galaxy

May 15 - Late Edition

• ARGOSS Launches New Wave & Wind Site
• Venezuelan Navy Orders SEA BEAM Multibeam Sonar
• Catching a Wave Is One Thing
• Major Australian Oceans Study Brings the Deep to Life
• New Light-Based Computer Runs At Quantum Speeds
• A New History of Life on Earth
• Bacteria from Outer Space?
• The Secret of Matter Discovered
• Carbon Clock Could Show the Wrong Time

May 15

• Sun Cycles and Something Called a Photon Belt
• Stanford Engineers Explore Technology 'Beyond Innovation' at Entrepreneurs Day
• Deregulation Will Cause Significant Fluctuations in Electricity Prices, New Study Reveals
• Brief Hailstorm Brings Flood of Claims, State Farm Says
• Philippine Volcano Shows Unrest
• The Third Return of 9393 is Rare
• Hail Storm Damages Planes, Causes Flight Delays
• Stalagmite Triples Radiocarbon Dating Effectiveness
• Will the Earth Share the Fate of Saturn?
• The Nation Wants Coal, but Who Will Mine It?

May 14

• What's Really Causing Global Warming?
• Comet IRAS-Araki-Alcockids
• If Tsunami Hits City, Time To Wave Goodbye
• Sandstorm Sweeps Over Egypt
• Study Uncovers Pre-Writing in Asia
• Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Civilization in Central Asia
• Next Crisis? Usable Water
• Australian's Death May be Linked to Mad Cow Disease
• Warm Weather May Help Russia's Starving Seals
• Mexicans Beat Goodyear to Rubber by 3,500 Years
• Pyramids Seen as Stairways to Heaven
• Radar Looks for Changes on Venus

May 13 - Late Edition

• Earthquake Rocks Scottish Town
• Sandstorm Sweeps Over Egypt
• Ocean Cycle Changes U.S. Rainfall
• Report: Death May Be Mad Cow Linked

May 13

• DNA Secret of Stone Age Travels
• Dinosaurs Survived Cataclysm 200 Million Years Ago
• Geomagnetic Storm Warning
• Historians Meet in Dracula's Home
• Huge Ancient Hercules Statue Found

May 12

• 'Heatwave' in the Antarctic Halves Penguin Colony
• Drought Draws Artifact Hunters
• Ancient Sea Floor Slab Said Big Geologic Find
• Himalayas Contributed to Dust Storms
• Australian Drift Links Climate To Evolution
• Indians Still Struggle From Quake
• Lake Kinneret Expected to Drop 3 m Below Red Line
• Russian Volcano Explodes
• New Foot/Mouth Outbreak in the Dales, England
• Pressure Turns Nitrogen Gas into Solid Semiconductors
• Extinction was Blink of Geological Eye
• Green Bank Telescope Shoots Venus
• Ventura County a Likely Site for a Big Quake, Scientists Say
• Three Sisters, Oregon, Information Statement

May 11

• Downwind From Flowers - A Tibetan Story of Healing
• Mad Cow Disease Closes Canada Hospital
• New Research Documents Extremely High Atmospheric Carbon 14 During Last Ice Age
• Philippine Storm Intensifies
• Bacteria Take Short Cuts To Evolve on a Fast Track
• Stars Swallow Planets and Researchers Have Proof
• Severe Storms Kill Six in Bangladesh
• Scientists Claim to Revive Alien Bacteria
• Mini Ozone Hole Over Paupa New Guinea
• Crumbling Comet
• Ants Threaten Ancient Chinese Landmarks
• Brazil: 2nd Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak

May 10

• Scientists Find Biological Reality Behind Religious Experience
• The Fabric Of Space Time
• NASA (MISR) Snaps Pictures of China Desert
• Scientists Worry Over Asteroids
• Over 100 Quakes Shake El Salvador
• Post-Quake Stress May Cause Quakes
• A Star that Swallowed a Planet
• A New Spin for Future Electronic Devices
• Study Suggests Where Sense of Self Resides
• From Preventing Blackouts to Simply Coping With Them

May 9 - Late Edition

• Huge Bulge in Earth's Crust Found
• Kazakhstan Tackles Locusts From Space
• World's Biggest Plane Flies Again
• Time to Clear Away Space Junk
• Trials of GM Maize Threaten Unique Organic Seed Cache
• Grocery Stores Demand More Testing on Altered Foods

May 9

• How Fast Do Meteors Go?
• For Ham Operator Enthusiast
• Schneider Ponders Whether Scientists Should Advocate Climate Policy
• California Hit by Blackouts Again; More Expected
• Mississippi River Goes Into 2nd Crest
• NASA Chief: Humans Could Reach Mars in 20 Years
• Dinosaur Bones Airlifted From Tomb
• Hurricanes Wreaked Havoc on Lagoonal Estuary
• Northeast Astronomy Forum Attracts Eager Amateurs

May 8 - Late Edition

• Seal Pups Trapped by Arctic Ice Face Starvation, Claims Russia
• Heavy Rain Adds to French Farmers' Problems
• California's Grid Operators Order Rolling Blackouts
• Ceiling Falls at Nero's Golden Palace
• Heat Wave Kills at Least 36 in Pakistan
• NJ Crows Test Positive for West Nile
• DM: Dramatic Escalation in Violence is Imminent in Israel
• Floods in Puerto Rico Leave Two Dead
• Britons Wonder - "Will it ever stop raining?"
• German Ostriches May Have Mad Cow Disease
• Death Toll From Flash Flood in Northern Thailand Reaches 28
• Greenhouse Effect to Bake Australia
• Dust Particles Have Global Impact
• Tequila Sources Running Dry
• Ground Water One of Earth's Most Valuable Resources
• Sandbags a Public Health Issue
• Parasite May Infect Hundreds More in Canada
• New Nevada Leukemia Case Confirmed
• Hurricanes Upset Pamlico Sound

May 8

• Eta Aquarids from East Georgia
• A Spectacular Pair of Coronal Mass Ejections
• Reading Between the Fault Lines
• Seep Space Network Upgrading For "Crunch Time"
• Heat Wave Kills At Least 36 in Pakistan
• 32 Iranians Killed in Flooding
• Pope on a Mission of Contrition

May 7 - Late Edition

• Utah to Test for West Nile Virus
• Outbreak of Cholera in South African Prison Infects More Than 600
• Reports of Starvation in Congo
• Thai Landslide Kills 18, Dozens Missing

May 7

• Scientists Worry Over Asteroids
• Pope Takes Mideast Peace Crusade to Golan Heights
• Tornadoes Skip Across Oklahoma for Second Day
• Space Tourist Tito Back After Trip to 'Paradise'
• Advanced Science Sees Gold in South Dakota Mine
• Brazil Finds Cow with Foot-And-Mouth Symptoms

May 6

• As Cool as the Cosmos
• Storm Dumps More Than 3 Feet of Snow in Colorado
• Pope to Enter Muslim Mosque - And History Books
• Saharan Dust "Cools" Climate Warming Estimates
• Wesak Festival & Summer Solstice 2001
• Using Unique Seismometer Array, Seismologists Map Mantle Flow

May 5 - Late Edition

• Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower This Weekend
• Genetically Altered Babies Born
• Earthquake Wrenched Baja From Mexico
• The Phantom Torso

May 5

• Scientists Beam Light to Send Microscopic Objects Spinning
• U.S. Navy Hosted Symposium on Operations in an Ice-Free Arctic
• A Chance To Tell NASA What We Really Think
• Rare Earthquake Hits Arkansas
• MARELEC 2001; Electromagnetic Fields Conference Coming Up Soon in Sweden
• Magnitude 4.4 Quake Rattles Arkansas
• Atmosphere's Self-Cleaning Power Is Weakening
• Pioneer 10 Lives On
• Weird Whirlpool off California
• 12 Dead in Thai Flood
• North Korea in the Grip of a New Drought
• India Suffering Under Heat Wave; At Least 20 Dead
• 226-Year-Old Mummy Found in SW China
• Tornado Touches Down in Texas

May 4 - Late Edition

• Record Temperatures in Northeast
• Bush Orders Cuts in Calif. Power
• 62 Confirmed Dead in Chongqing Landslide
• Winds Knock Out Power in Utah
• Foot and Mouth Outbreak Underscores Dangers of Germ Wars
• Resistance to HIV Drugs 'Growing'
• Popular Birds Spotted Less in Gardens, Says RSPB
• Floods Reach Chest Level in Waterlogged Somme

May 4

• More Evidence for Spinning Black Holes
• The New Cosmology Gets Firmed Up
• Jokipii Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Natural Healing for the Chemtrail Syndrome
• Eta Aquarids - Debris from Halley's Comet
• Elmo Does Meteors - How to Interest Kids
• High Altitude Persistent Contrails
• Volcano's Eruption Shook Up Vacation of Southland Sisters

May 3 - Late Edition

• Ring of Death, Red Giant Star
• Seven Billion Miles and Counting....
• Minnesota Town Closed off After Possible Tornado
• Update:China Landslide Kills 62 People, Search Continues
• California Shudders as High Winds Blow In

May 3

• New! Comet LINEAR Splits in Two
• Giant Sunspot AR9393 Disappears
• May 1, 2001 Meteor Observations From California
• Earth from Mars Odyssey
• Possible Key Step In The Origin Of Life Identified
• Across Great Plains, Empty Schools, Shops
• Stanford Powwow Planned
• Field and Prescott Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Study: Bottled Water Not Better

May 2 - Late Edition

• U.N. Warns of Widespread Drought in Iran
• Searing Drought Plagues Western India
• Study: U.S. Hospitals Not Prepared for Bioterrorism
• Fragile Pope to Set Out on Delicate Mission
• Meningitis Kills 9-Year-Old
• Space Weather Watch
• Western India Battles Drought
• Strong Undersea Quake Rattles Rhodes
• Scientists Try to Duplicate Moment After Big Bang
• Fierce Storm Sweeps Through Lorestan, Iran
• Ancient Blood Sucker Stuck in Amber
• Landslide in China Kills at Least 21

May 2

• The Second-Ever Discovery is Again Made By an Amateur Astronomer!
• Gravity, Black Holes, and Vortex's
• NASA: Black Holes Don't Just Gobble, They Spin
• Solar Flares, Magnetics, and Mars
• Mad Deer Disease in Colorado
• Third Phase Transition Could Help Explain Earthquakes
• Oregon Farmers Denied Water
• Indonesia's Vanishing Species
• Mystery Green Substance Baffles Authorities

May 1

• Possible Supernova In The Making
• Meteor Observation - Eta Aquarids Watch - 28/29 April 2001
• Mobilized Messages Catch People On The Go
• Mississippi River Floods Persist
• Modified Plant May Send Glowing Messages From Mars
• Texas Cattle Test Negative for Mad Cow Disease
• Current Volcanic Activity
• Storms Kill 21, Injure Dozens in Bangladesh
• Antarctic Experiments Back Cosmic Inflation Theory
• Blaine Baggett to Tell "Stories From JPL's Early Years"

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