Topic: - on September 19, 2002 at 12:55:53 PM CEST
NASA Scientists Use Satellites to Distinguish Human Pollution from Other Atmospheric Particles
Driven by precise new satellite measurements and sophisticated new computer models, a team of NASA researchers is now routinely producing the first global maps of fine aerosols that distinguish plumes of human-produced particulate pollution from natural aerosols.
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Topic: - on September 14, 2002 at 1:08:38 AM CEST
NASA Looking To Create New All-Inclusive Web Portal
The company had pledged $100 million to the effort, which was to include a space-theme portal on the Internet, digitization of NASA's mammoth archives and documentary and educational programming.
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Topic: - on September 13, 2002 at 12:11:57 PM CEST
New Webcam Promises Spectacular View of Space Shuttle Launch
The STS-112 mission, scheduled for launch on 2 October 2002, will have a live camera in a place where none has been placed before: on the Shuttle's large External Tank (ET).
¬><a href="www.spaceref.com"target="_blank"> PRESSE MELDUNG
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