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News StoriesHow Astronauts Can Become Media Stars Astronauts who set out to one day travel among the stars have sometimes - like famed moonwalker Buzz Aldrin - become stars in their own right on Earth. Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Saturn at its Best for 2010 Saturn arrives at opposition to the sun on the American evening of Sunday, March 21, making for great viewing. Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View GAO Probes NASA Plans to Shut Down Moon Program More than a dozen members of the U.S. House of Representatives have asked congressional investigators to scrutinize NASAs plans to shut down its Constellation program and determine whether or not the U.S. space agency is breaking the law. Inside Hubble 3D - A SPACE.com Exclusive An exclusive look at the new Hubble 3D IMAX film with the people, artists and astronauts who made it possible. Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Crippled Mars Rover is Chilled, But Still Alive NASAs Mars rover Spirit still has power, but temperatures are getting cold. Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Escape Rocket Motor for NASA Moon Ship Passes Test The motor for the planned Orion crew modules abort system just passed its second ground test. Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View After Hubble 3D, Whats Next for IMAX in Space? The producer/director of the new >i Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View The Big Bang: Solid Theory, But Mysteries Remain The Big Bang was the beginning of the universe as we know it, most scientists say. But was it the first beginning, and will it be the last? Source: (SPACE.com)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Causes Found for Stiff Skin Conditions By studying the genetics of a rare inherited disorder called stiff skin syndrome, researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have learned more about scleroderma, a condition affecting about one in 5,000 people that leads to hardening of the skin as well as other debilitating... Source: (Newswise: SciNews)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Clean Snowmobile Challenge Tests Lower-Emission, Quieter Sleds Despite unseasonably warm March weather, teams of college snowmobile engineers are competing in the annual Clean Snowmobile Challenge at Michigan Technological University. Source: (Newswise: SciNews)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Mayo Research: Intervention Drops Hospital Infection Rate by One-Third Clostridium difficile infection nears zero Source: (Newswise: SciNews)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Inside the Plastic Vortex Last summer, minutes before leaving port on a voyage to the North Pacific Ocean Gyre, Chief Scientist Miriam Goldstein was frank about what might and might not be encountered during the expedition to a place that has become known as the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch." Goldstein made it clear to... Source: (Newswise: SciNews)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View Rare Lady Beetles Prefer Traditional Diet South Dakota entomologists have discovered a way to preserve & grow rare, captive lady beetles that could help farmers fight invasive aphids harmful to their crops. Its all a matter of paying attention to diet & enlisting help from citizen scientists. Chemist Monitors Nanotechnologys Environmental Impact Interest in green innovation means not just thinking big but also very, very, very small. At least thats the way Omowunmi Sadik, director of Binghamton Universitys Center for Advanced Sensors and Environmental Systems, sees it. Shes working to develop sensors that would detect and identify... Source: (Newswise: SciNews)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View World Policymakers Have Underestimated Climate-Change Impacts, Says Expert Charles H. Greene, Cornell professor of Earth and atmospheric science, and colleagues have published in the peer-reviewed journal Oceanography (March 2010). The scientists conclude that the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2007 4th assessment report underestimates... Source: (Newswise: SciNews)Date: March 19, 2010Preview: Quick View
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