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ESO European Southern Observatory NEWS	4	Bruno Moretti IK2WQA	4956	2 Aug 2004
having problems	3	sycopathman	3320	28 Jul 2004
No work from project	10	antonio3461	6670	28 Jul 2004
China Launches Second Double Star	2	G.A.Waldenmeier@home_Project	2414	27 Jul 2004
Question Concerning BOINC	2	Gary L. Clark	2332	27 Jul 2004
Did comets flood Earthâ€™s oceans?	3	Thierry Van Driessche	3832	27 Jul 2004
Hawking cracks black hole paradox	8	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	8162	27 Jul 2004
Pending Credit Question	10	Luke_O	5254	26 Jul 2004
NASA Fights to Save Budget---from universe today	6	G.A.Waldenmeier@home_Project	3699	25 Jul 2004
Eavesdropping on Olympus, Are we on Earth the only ones who will watch the games?	6	Sir Ulli	5430	25 Jul 2004
Dr. Seth Shostak Receives the Klumpke-Roberts Award	2	Sir Ulli	3132	25 Jul 2004
ET first contact 'within 20 years'	5	Thierry Van Driessche	4325	25 Jul 2004
The Planetary Society NEWS	9	Bruno Moretti IK2WQA	6443	25 Jul 2004
Dark matter and dark energy may be different aspects of a single unknown force	4	Thierry Van Driessche	4072	25 Jul 2004
Radio Telescopes Reveal Youngest Stellar Corpse	5	Thierry Van Driessche	4175	25 Jul 2004
The Search for More Earths	2	Sir Ulli	2928	25 Jul 2004
I, Robot, Ourselves: What Does Artificial Intelligence Tell Us About Humanity	7	Sir Ulli	6272	25 Jul 2004
TPS: SATURN! All Aboard the Cassini Tour Bus!	12	Bruno Moretti IK2WQA	9360	25 Jul 2004
Huygens Probe in perfect health	3	Thierry Van Driessche	3535	25 Jul 2004
'Yardangs' on Mars from ESA MARS Express	4	G.A.Waldenmeier@home_Project	2997	25 Jul 2004
from ESA:International Space Station Heads of Agency Meeting	2	G.A.Waldenmeier@home_Project	2367	25 Jul 2004
from NASA:Earth-Directed Sunspot Now Size of 20 Earths	2	G.A.Waldenmeier@home_Project	3576	25 Jul 2004
Saturn's Rings Offer A Fresco Of Color	2	G.A.Waldenmeier@home_Project	2135	22 Jul 2004
07.16.04:Apollo 11 at 35 years ago	3	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	2989	21 Jul 2004
from ESA News: _Ariane 5 launches heavy load	3	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	3679	20 Jul 2004
Nature Magazin:Exobiology: It's life...isn't it?	1	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	2099	17 Jul 2004
Mars:Rock Outcrop Under Spirit's Wheels	2	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	4802	17 Jul 2004
NASA's Mars Rovers Roll Into Martian Winter	1	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	1872	16 Jul 2004
NASA Infrared Camera Helps Surgeons Map Brain Tumors	1	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	1740	16 Jul 2004
Cassini Exposes Saturn's Two-Face Moon	1	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	1954	16 Jul 2004
Observations at Arecibo Observatory	5	Petit Soleil	4450	15 Jul 2004
Aura Spacecraft Launched to Better Understand the Air We Breathe	1	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	1944	15 Jul 2004
IBM Scientists Make Breakthrough in Nanoscale Imaging	1	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	2075	15 Jul 2004
from Jet Propulsion Laboratory:Cassini-Huygens Mission Status Report	4	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	3421	13 Jul 2004
Searching for more Earths, in hunt for ETI	5	Bruno Moretti IK2WQA	4518	13 Jul 2004
Mapping the Galaxy, and watching our backyard	3	Thierry Van Driessche	3532	11 Jul 2004
XMM-Newton detects X-ray 'solar cycle' in distant star	2	Thierry Van Driessche	2864	11 Jul 2004
Alien Space Probe - A Question for SETI Data Munchers	6	Paul Crook	5804	10 Jul 2004
SARA-2004 Conference Photo Gallery	3	Bruno Moretti IK2WQA	4263	10 Jul 2004
Old Galaxies in the Young Universe	2	Thierry Van Driessche	2768	10 Jul 2004
Chandra Looks Over a Cosmic Four-Leaf Clover	2	Thierry Van Driessche	2813	10 Jul 2004
Hubble Comes to Home Computers	1	Sir Ulli	2723	9 Jul 2004
New colourful view of Saturn's rings	4	Guido_A_Waldenmeier_	4025	9 Jul 2004
Commentary: NASA May Take a Licking, But it Keeps on Ticking	4	SirUlli	3794	8 Jul 2004
Mapping the galaxy, and watching our backyard	2	SirUlli	2357	8 Jul 2004
Tau Ceti: The Going Gets Tough for Life in Other Solar Systems	2	SirUlli	2718	8 Jul 2004
Boinc!	8	antonio3461	7344	7 Jul 2004
to all Forum Members and BOINC Users	5	SirUlli	4337	7 Jul 2004
if it ante broke don't fix it	7	crlinzey	5410	7 Jul 2004
Are we still looking for ET ?	12	Petit Soleil	7027	6 Jul 2004

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