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Enigma of the Second Coming, a novel by Stan I.S. Law, shows you where.

….Young Scholars from Westerly School of Long Beach recognized as astronomy enthusiasts.

In a global online press conference, Guy Laliberte, the founder of Cirque du Soleil announced details of his planned Poetic Social Mission.

XCOR Aerospace announced today that it has reached several significant milestones in the 5K18 rocket engine test program. This is the engine that powers XCOR's Lynx suborbital spacecraft.

Hawthorne, CA – Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) announces delivery of equipment to Kennedy Space Center in support of upcoming flights of their Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station.

The UK's largest planetarium has re-opened to the public following the integration of a new, high-performance digital projection solution from immersive theater specialists Global Immersion.

Dave Reneke - a famous and respected Australian astronomer recently reviewed UniGalactic Space Travel Magazine on his web site.

Redshift™ Live Gives Astronomy Hobbyists Reason to Celebrate the International Year of Astronomy The Redshift 7 and a new portal are available at www.redshift-live.com and are offered at affordable prices and the launcher is free.

An international team of astronomers has found a new object made of sub-stellar bodies located around a main red star. It is being noted that this new form is unlike any other that is currently orbiting around the galaxy

Leaders of the space industry join Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin and Bill Nye “The Science Guy” at Galaxy Ball to support space-science after-school programs.

"The key to evolution is not a primate, but a prime colour".

Specialized marketing service to promote science fiction novels.

New Earth-Like Planet Discovery by Astronomy Scientist. Big Scientific Discovery Like Solar System's Pluto Saturn Planets.

Astronomers testing a giant dust cloud at the heart of the Milky Way have found that it might taste of raspberries - it also smells of rum!

Sounding more like something out of a Superman comic, a green comet is heading towards the Earth on it's first visit to our solar system. Closest approach will be on February 24! Watch for it.

The expansion of the universe, Einstein doubted this

The JPL Space Foundation seeks to be adopted by any individual, class, school, or school system that would like their students to have a direct and active role in the development and direction of Mankinds last frontier - Space Exploration.

Sylvan Dell Publishing offers children's literature and fun activities for families to do together in honor of Meteor Day.

Fulldome video systems are rapidly replacing traditional star projectors in planetariums around the world, and are also being adopted by science centers and other types of museums for their dome theaters, according to an article in IPM Magazine.

The Planetarium at Mystic Seaport and the NavList online community announce the second biennial "Navigation Weekend" devoted to the art of traditional navigation to be held at Mystic Seaport, June 6-8, 2008.

It is now possible to transmit your greetings, declarations, or heartfelt messages out into deep space

Currently, our 15-year-olds rank 24th out of 29 developed nations in math, literacy and problem solving. Xump wants to make learning math and science fun again. It is our goal to get top quality and highly educational toys to kids everywhere.

AccuWeather.com launches a new Astronomy Center with improved advice and news on phenomena in the night skies. Redesigned and expanded, the Astronomy Center features detailed viewing conditions, interactive star charts and videos.

David Burstein, PhD., Professor at the Arizona State University has been named Cambridge Who’s Who Professional of the Year in Astronomy and Astrophysics

Sciterian Technologies has released virtual reality software "VRMars-Spirit - The Red Planet Mars 3D" that presents the results of Mars Exploration Rover Mission with the aid of VRPresents technology. Take an advanced virtual tour of the planet Mars.

Astrochannels.com is capturing live video of deep space objects with a telescope and highly sensitive video cameras, which is then Webcasted to the public for viewing by anybody with a computer and Web access.

Critically praised film about the life of the infamous 11th Century philosopher and astronomer will be released to the DVD market on Sept. 5, 2006