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University Of Maryland Students Are In Satellite 'Drivers Seat'
July 30, 1998 — NASA doesn't usually put college students in charge of its satellites. However, the agency recently put the graduate and undergraduate students in the University of Maryland's Flight Dynamics ... > full story -
Help From The Sky When Lost At Sea
May 11, 1998 — If you're lost at sea, help may come from above -- from the NOAA-K Weather Satellite. The NOAA satellite launch is planned for May 13. The weather satellite will carry search and rescue ... > full story -
Earth Dragging Space And Time As It Rotates
March 30, 1998 — An international team of NASA and university researchers has found the first direct evidence of a phenomenon predicted 80 years ago using Einstein's theory of general relativity -- that the Earth ... > full story -
New Pact Protects Radio Astronomy Frequency From Interference
March 20, 1998 — A new agreement extends some protection to astronomers who use the Arecibo Radio Telescope in Puerto Rico and have been concerned about potential interference from the commercial satellite system ... > full story -
Huge Galaxy May Steal Clusters Of Stars From Nearby Galaxies
January 12, 1998 — Johns Hopkins astronomers have found evidence that a huge galaxy 50 million light years from Earth strips whole clusters of stars away from neighboring ... > full story -
Two New Moons Of Uranus Discovered
November 1, 1997 — A team of astronomers has discovered two distant moons orbiting around the planet ... > full story
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