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Two Eyes are Better than One
12.03.03 - Large Binocular Telescope may provide a glimpse of extrasolar planets
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Marsapalooza: The Red Planet Rocks
12.03.03 - Marsapalooza, designed to imitate a rock concert-style tour, is one of many innovative initiatives created to educate students and the public about Mars.
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NASA Aeronautics Blueprint
12.01.03 - This article addresses the challenges in aviation facing the United States.
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Marsapalooza: An Out-of-This-World "Opportunity"
11.20.03 - Thanks to Marsapalooza, students from all over the country will learn firsthand that science is cool -- and that Mars rocks!
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Aura: Up Close
11.17.03 - Go on a virtual tour of the Aura spacecraft and learn about its mission and instruments during a LIVE webcast on November 20th.
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Native Views from Space
11.20.03 - James Rattling Leaf is helping fellow Native Americans become modern-day Earth explorers.
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Surprising Trends in Polar Regions
11.13.03 - Three decades of satellite data reveal decline in sea ice
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Houston, We Have a Solution
11.19.03 - New research aboard the space station aims to adapt a tried-and-true repair tool to weightlessness.
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Twice as Nice: The Leonid Meteor Shower
11.17.03 - The mid-November meteor shower will make two appearances this year.
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Lunar Eclipse
11.04.03 - On Saturday, Nov. 8th, the full moon will glide through our planet's shadow and turn a delightful shade of sunset-red.
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The Curious Tale of Asteroid Hermes
10.31.03 - Asteroid Hermes has a knack for flying past Earth without anyone noticing. For the next few days backyard astronomers can see it for themselves.
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Cassini 'Hears' Sun Storm
10.31.03 - NASA's Cassini spacecraft recorded the sound of one of the largest solar flares seen in decades, as it moved outward from the Sun.
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Earth Observatory: Watching the World Go By
10.30.03 - Read about Astronaut Ed Lu's perspective on the view of Earth from space.
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Sunspot 486 - An Electrically Charged Sun-Earth Event
10.29.03 - The third most-powerful solar flare ever observed erupted on October 28, 2003, sending electrically charged gas toward Earth.
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NASA Awards Research Grants in Fundamental Physics
10.30.03 - NASA has awarded more than $6.4 million for research.
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Revolutionary Vehicles: Concepts & Systems Competition
10.23.03 - Students in high school and college may enter this competition to design a vehicle for the future.
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Sending Students Onward and Upward
10.23.03 - Jessie Leaman is an inspiration as he works to reach his goal to be an astrophysicist.
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City of Chicago Honors the Memory of Columbia Crew with Renaming of School
10.23.03 - Dr. Adena Williams Loston spoke at the dedication of the newly renamed Columbia Explorers Academy.
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Students Celebrate NASA's 45th Anniversary
10.23.03 - Students chat with NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe and Educator Astronaut Barbara Morgan during NASA's 45th anniversary.
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NASA Explorers Scholarship
10.20.03 - NASA Awards $500,000 to Hispanic College Fund Scholars during student visit to Washington.