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News
Below are official NASA press releases, provided by NASA Headquarters. Additional
news releases will be added to this listing periodically. To subscribe to
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2000 NASA Press Releases
December
December 21, 2000: NASA,
NOAA Gain Unprecedented View of Angry of Solar Cycle
December 11, 2000: Students
Using NASA and NSF Data Make Stellar Discovery; Win science Team Competition
December 7, 2000: NASA,
FEMA Partner to Use Science and Space Technology for Disaster Prevention
December 4, 2000: Evidence
of Martian Land of Lakes Discovered
November
November 29, 2000: Astrobiologists
Find Evidence of Early Life on Land
November 28, 2000: Science
Team Chosen for Space Interferometry Mission
November 24, 2000: NASA
Astrobiology Architect, Dr. Gerald Soffen, Dies
November 21, 2000: The
Sky's the Limit: Science Teams Chosen for Space Observatory
November 14, 2000: NASA
Program Helps Brain-injured Patients Reach for the Stars
November 13, 2000: Leonid
Meteors Yield Rich Astrobiology Research Results
November 3, 2000: NASA
Cancels Miniature Rover for Joint Japan-U.S. Asteroid Mission
November 3, 2000: Unique
Satellite Duo on Target for Nov. 18 Launch
November 2, 2000: Scientists
Peer Into the Future via Supercomputer Simulations
October
October 26, 2000: NASA
Outlines Mars Exploration Program for Next Two Decades
October 24, 2000: Spacecraft
Double-team the King of the Planets
October 16, 2000: Nobel
Prize Laureate Appointed as Senior NASA Advisor
October 4, 2000: Astrobiologists
Zero in on Search for Clues to Life
October 2, 2000: NASA
Space Science Education Resource Directory Available Online
September
September 29, 2000:
NASA Creates New Enterprise Focusing on Biology
September 28, 2000:
NASA's Langley [Research Center] First Stop to Look at Impact Crater's
"Blast from the Past"
September 26, 2000:
Fountains of Fire Illuminate Solar Mystery
September 21, 2000:
Asteroid Eros Yields Secrets from Time Before Earth Was Born
September 14, 2000:
Landmark Commercial Technology Agreement Gives Biotechnology Research
A New Dimension
September 11, 2000:
Tropical Depressions Can't Hide Behind Clouds Anymore
September 8, 2000:
Computer Simulation Reveals Ups and Downs of Jupiter's Winds
September 7, 2000:
Largest-ever Ozone Hole Observed Over Antarctica
September 7, 2000:
SOFIA Successfully Completes Critical Design Review (or "SOFIA Makes the
Grade!")
August
August 29, 2000:
New View on the Culprits of Climate Change Published
August 25, 2000: Galileo Evidence Points to Possible Water World Under
Europa's Icy Crust August
21, 2000: Scientists Cut through the Clouds to See the Shifting Arctic
Ice
August 18, 2000: Cosmic
Gas Clouds Yield Puzzling Concentrations of Water (or Astronomers are
Running Hot and Cold about Water in the Solar System)
August 15, 2000: Deep
Space 1 Spacecraft Keeps Going . . . and Going . . .
August 14, 2000: African
Scientists on "Safari" Mission Study African Smog/Ecosystems
August 10, 2000: NASA
Plans to Send Rover Twins to Mars in 2003
August 7, 2000: Hubble
Discovers Missing Pieces of Comet LINEAR
August 1, 2000: Pacific
Decadal Oscillation Packs a One-Two Punch (or The Pacific Ocean has Dramatic
Mood Swings!)
July
July 31, 2000: Flying
Laboratory Begins Pacific Rim Earth Science Studies
July 27, 2000: NASA's
Two Great Observatories Keep Their "Eyes" on Comet LINEAR (or LINEAR Temporarily
Loses It's Head!)
July 27, 2000: NASA Goes Back to the Future with Plans for a Mars
Rover (maybe two!!) in 2003 July
20, 2000: A School Community Living in the Bronx Explores "Living
on Mars" through Art July
20, 2000: NASA Scientists Detect Rapid Thinning of Greenland's Coastal
Ice
July 19, 2000: Time Travel through a Trail of Comet Dust
July 19, 2000: Cuddling Up in a Quilt of Gamma-ray stars
July 18, 2000: NASA Satellite Technology to Monitor Motor Vehicle
Pollution
July 13, 2000: New Cluster Mission to Provide Unprecedented Detail
about Space Weather
July 11, 2000: Chandra
Captures Flare from Brown Dwarf
June
June 22, 2000: New
Images Suggest Present-Day Sources of Liquid on Mars
June 21, 2000: Advanced Communication Satellite Ready to Serve New
Millennium Space Projects June
19, 2000: More Accurate Space Storm Warnings Now Possible
June 13, 2000: Back to the Garden: NASA Goes from Plants to Planets
June 13, 2000: New
Rocket Technology Could Cut Mars Travel Time
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