Space Telescope News

Posted March 9, 1999:

• Wide-Field Infrared Explorer Runs Out Of Hydrogen, Ending Spacecraft's Scientific Mission

Posted March 4, 1999:

• Researchers Obtain Clearest View Of Nearby Galaxy's Core

Posted February 26, 1999:

• Martian Colors Provide Clues About Martian Water

Posted February 24, 1999:

• Wide-Field Infrared Explorer To Survey Starburst Galaxies

Posted February 19, 1999:

• Hubble Space Telescope Finds More Evidence Of Galactic Cannibalism

Posted February 10, 1999:

• Vast Stellar Disks Set Stage For Planet Birth In New Hubble Images

Posted February 8, 1999:

• Magellanic Cloud: Knots Of Evaporating Gas In Supernova Remnant Support Theory

Posted January 28, 1999:

• Gamma Ray Burst Imaged For First Time

Posted January 18, 1999:

• Hubble Technology Benefits New Satellite Phone System

Posted January 8, 1999:

• Stars In Neighboring Galaxy Offer Clues To Mystery Of Dark Matter

Posted January 6, 1999:

• Astronomers Find Galactic Collisions More Common Than Previously Thought

Posted December 22, 1998:

• NASA Selects New Name And Sets New Launch Date For Advanced Space X-Ray Telescope

Posted December 18, 1998:

• To Expand Forever Or Collapse? NSF Telescope Sheds Light On Fate Of Universe

Posted December 10, 1998:

• Scientists Of Sloan Digital Sky Survey Discover Most Distant Quasar

Posted December 3, 1998:

• CWRU's Nassau Telescope Goes Online In December For Public Use

Posted November 30, 1998:

• Young Stars "Undressed" By Massive Stars Nearby

Posted November 24, 1998:

• The Universe "Down Under" Is The Target Of Hubble's Latest Deep-View

Posted November 19, 1998:

• Robotic Telescope Sheds Light On Cosmic Microwave Background

Posted November 17, 1998:

• Brigham Young Students And NASA Engineers Work Together To Test Student-Developed Telescope

Posted November 12, 1998:

• ACE Spacecraft Braces For Fierce Meteor Storm

Posted November 11, 1998:

• Leonid Meteor Storm Won't Deter Hubble From Space Observations

Posted November 9, 1998:

• Astronomers In Arizona Aim For Shortest Submillimeter Wavelengths

Posted October 22, 1998:

• Astronomers Unveil Colorful Hubble Photo Gallery

Posted October 21, 1998:

• Hopkins Sacrifices Telescope, Safeguards Sky-Mapping Project

Posted October 16, 1998:

• SOHO Is Nearly Back In Business

Posted October 15, 1998:

• Jupiter's "White Ovals" Take Scientists By Storm

Posted October 14, 1998:

• Hubble Provides A Moving Look At Neptune's Stormy Disposition

Posted October 13, 1998:

• Discovery Of The First X-Ray Emitting Brown Dwarf

Posted October 12, 1998:

• Hubble Web Simulcast Takes Listeners On Tour Of The Universe

Posted October 9, 1998:

• Hubble Goes To The Limit In Search Of Farthest Galaxies

Posted October 6, 1998:

• Meteor Threat To Spacecraft Elevated But Not Serious, NASA And Defense Experts Say

Posted September 30, 1998:

• More Durable, Less Expensive Space Electronics Focus Of Engineering Research

Posted September 26, 1998:

• Cosmic Flasher Reveals All

Posted September 25, 1998:

• Two More Planets Discovered Beyond Our Solar System

Posted September 24, 1998:

• Arecibo Observatory Survives Hurricane Georges' Sweep Across Puerto Rico

Posted September 18, 1998:

• First Images From Telescope Larger Than Earth Reveal Ancient Quasars

Posted September 8, 1998:

• Robotic Telescope Sheds Light On Cosmic Microwave Background

Posted September 3, 1998:

• New Optical Detector Could Revolutionize Astronomy

Posted August 28, 1998:

• Far-Flung Galaxy Clusters May Reveal Fate Of Universe

Posted August 21, 1998:

• Caught Red-Handed: Our Galaxy Is Destroying Its Neighbours

Posted August 20, 1998:

• How Hot Is The Crab? NASA's Next Great Observatory Takes Aim At The Crab Nebula Pulsar

Posted July 29, 1998:

• Radio Astronomers Find A Lost Satellite -- The Detection Of SOHO Raises Hopes For Its Recovery

Posted July 27, 1998:

• Nearby Massive Star Cluster Yields Insights Into Early Universe
• Scientists Begin To Tease Out A Hidden Star's Secrets

Posted July 17, 1998:

• The Hidden Universe Revealed: The Discovery Of A New Population Of Distant Star Forming Galaxies Obscured By Dust

Posted July 6, 1998:

• Astronomers Find New Class Of Asteroid

Posted July 3, 1998:

• Lessons Offer Solutions For Future International Space Collaborations

Posted June 25, 1998:

• Hubble Space Telescope Helps Find Evidence That Neptune’s Largest Moon Is Warming Up

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