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September 08, 2001

  • Astronauts Give a Tour of the Alpha; NASA Thinks Up a New Way to Explore Mars; Army Lab Looks for Signs of Soldiers Missing in Action
  • September 01, 2001

  • Software Allows Parents to Monitor Kids' Online Activities; Why Wildfires Have Become Worse; Genetic Clues to Why Some People Live Longer
  • August 25, 2001

  • Space Station Crew Comes Home; New Recycling System Saves Water and Money; Inventor Makes Online Games for Cats
  • August 11, 2001

  • NASA Spacecraft Journeys to the Sun; 'Free Willy' Whale Adjusts to the Wild; A Soap Opera Goes High-Tech
  • August 04, 2001

  • Should scientists be allowed to clone human embryos and use them in research that could save lives?; SUVs Don't Have to be Gas Guzzlers; A Reprieve for Descendants of the First Horses in North America.
  • July 28, 2001

  • Solar Cars Go the Distance; New Software Makes Online Spying Easy; Volunteer Shellfish Farmers Help Revive a Dying Bay
  • July 21, 2001

  • NASA Designs a Spacecraft for a Flight to Mars; Rare Iranian Gazelles Run Into Trouble; Naval Engineers Try to Raise Russian Submarine
  • July 14, 2001

  • NASA Scientists Study a Dying Star; Power Plant Construction Is on the Rise; 3-D Animation Is Poised to Replace Cartoons at the Multiplex
  • July 07, 2001

  • Unmanned Plane Future of Aerial Espionage, Archaeologists Discover Ancient Engravings in French Cave, Legal Loophole Could Endanger Marshes
  • June 30, 2001

  • New Software Aims to Prevent Runway Collisions, Windows That Wash Themselves, Saving California's Sea Otter Population
  • June 23, 2001

  • Celestial Show in Africa, Space Age Materials Change Future of Flight, Saving the Great Apes
  • June 16, 2001

  • Weapons in Russia May Pose New Threat; Plans for Preserving More Pantanal Wetlands in Brazil; Science Exhibit Appeals to Kids' Grosser Side
  • June 09, 2001

  • Environmentally-Friendly Tires; Sun, Wind Power Australian Ferry; Natural Gas Drilling on Wyoming Ranches
  • June 02, 2001

  • Enormous Dinosaur Unearthed in Egypt; Finding Celtic Music on the Internet; Personal Watercraft May Soon be Off-Limits in National Parks
  • May 26, 2001

  • Technology Sharpens Hurricane Predictions, 3-D Modeling Gives Smithsonian Triceratops a Make-Over, The Magic Behind "Shrek"
  • May 19, 2001

  • Hybrid Cars Offer Solution to Rising Gas Prices, Jamaican Iguanas Return to the Wild, Spot-a-Pots Go High-Tech
  • May 12, 2001

  • Blackouts Continue to Plague California; Traffic Worsens Energy Crisis; Communicating With Dolphins Using Underwater Whistles
  • May 05, 2001

  • Potential Terrorist Weapon Made from Radio Shack Materials, Ambulance Allows Doctors To Monitor Patients En Route, Actress Goes from Computer Screen to Silver Screen
  • April 28, 2001

  • Unmanned Plane Completes Flight Across Pacific, New Fossil Sheds Light on Evolution of Birds and Dinosaurs, BMW Launches New Hybrid Vehicle
  • April 14, 2001

  • Do Power Plants Help the States They Are Built In?; Putting Power-Hungry Appliances on a Diet; Victims' Families Can Watch McVeigh Execution
  • April 07, 2001

  • How to Disable High-Tech Surveillance Equipment; Inventor Looks to Technology's Future; Does New Golf Gear Make the Game Too Easy?
  • March 31, 2001

  • Illness Devastates Florida Turtles; India Space Program Faces Setback; Scientists Discover New Ways to Make Kids to Drink Milk
  • March 24, 2001

  • The Demise of Mir, Fossil Skull Raises Questions About Human Evolution, Innovative Way to Protect Wildlife
  • March 17, 2001

  • BMW Produces Hydrogen-Powered Cars, Deorbit of Mir Causes Concern for Pacific Rim Residents, Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak Leads to Slaughter of Livestock
  • March 10, 2001

  • A Baby Boom for Right Whales, a Car That Doubles as a Monorail and Mir's Fiery End
  • March 03, 2001

  • Building Materials That Can Absorb Earthquakes; Is Downloading DVDs the Next Cyber-Crime?; Can Wolves be Trained to Keep Away From Cattle?
  • February 24, 2001

  • MIR Soon Will Plummet to Earth; Future Computers May be Wearable; Architecture Students Build Homes From Refuse
  • February 17, 2001

  • NASA Lands Spacecraft on Asteroid; Genome Research Could Benefit Humankind; Invention Could Make NASCAR Racing Safer
  • February 10, 2001

  • Florida Battles Wildfires; Technology Aids Education; Low- Emission Vehicles Are More in Demand
  • February 03, 2001

  • Solar Power and the California Energy Crisis; Flight Simulator That Recreates Crash Situations; Researching a Wildlife-Rich Area in Brazil
  • January 27, 2001

  • Do Pet Hoarders Share a Common Pathology? Planes Begin to be Equipped for Online Access; Scientists Can Stop Light From Moving
  • January 13, 2001

  • Biggest Merger in U.S. History Approved; Laser-Equipped Planes May Defend Against Missiles; Australian Fossils Deepen Mystery of Man's Origin
  • December 30, 2000

  • Secrets to Success in Returning Gifts Bought On-Line; Technology that Makes Airports Safer; Some Humpback Whales Change Their Tune
  • December 23, 2000

  • Scientists Go Miles Beneath the Ocean's Surface for Oil; Toys Make Learning Seem Like Playtime; a High-Tech Holiday Light Show Dazzles Crowds
  • December 16, 2000

  • Plant's Entire Genome Sequenced; Endeavour Completes Mission to Space Station; AOL-Time Warner Merger Could Benefit Internet Users
  • November 04, 2000

  • Astronauts Move into New Home; Middle East Tensions Shift to New Battleground; California Teacher Makes Science Gross
  • October 28, 2000

  • Shuttle Pilots Learn to Land as Ground Crews Keep the Fleet in the Air; Cyber Entertainment Crashes in Hollywood
  • October 21, 2000

  • Dogs Speak and Experts Listen; New Trends in Technology for the Young at Heart; Latest in Cyberfashion
  • October 14, 2000

  • Agilent's Photonic Switch Offers Internet Surfing at the Speed of Light; Big Bang's Forgotten Man Wonders Why Nobel Ignored Him
  • October 07, 2000

  • Napster Faces the Music; Newly Found Celestial Bodies May Change Definition of Planet; Researcher Blurs Boundary Between Human and Machine
  • September 30, 2000

  • What's New in the World of Wireless; Scientists Coax Secrets from 5,300-Year-Old Mummy; High-Tech House Helps Disabled Live Independently
  • September 23, 2000

  • Atlantis Returns from Successful Mission; Earthquakes Could Strike Region Near You; New Generation of College Students Get Wired
  • September 16, 2000

  • Bluetooth Enables Computers to Go Wireless; Chandra Discovers New Kind of Black Hole; Olympic Boxer Trains with High-Tech Tools
  • September 09, 2000

  • Giant Tunnel Solves Some Problems for Boston Harbor; Nanotechnology Leads to Faster DNA Test; Adventurers Combine White Water Rafting with Stargazing
  • September 02, 2000

  • Technology Offers Chance For Safer Schools; Search For Life in Space Gets a Big Boost; Athletes Prepare Mind and Body For Olympics
  • August 26, 2000

  • Mysterious Form of Lightning Ignites Western Wildfires; Next Wave of File-Sharing Programs Makes Napster Look Tame; Technology Helps Athletes Go for the Gold
  • August 19, 2000

  • Technology Brings Breath of Fresh Air to Olympic Training; New Washing Machine Saves Energy and Water; Research on Cormorants Could Keep Birds from Becoming Victims of Own Success
  • August 12, 2000

  • Olympic Swimmers Try out New High-Tech Suits; Germany Struggles to Control a Neo-Nazi Web Site; Historic Submarine Brought to the Surface
  • August 05, 2000

  • New Kind of Crystal Could Keep Nuclear Waste Bottled Up; Patients Get Care from Doctors Miles Away; Crafts from a Nepalese Village Go on Sale on World Wide Web
  • July 29, 2000

  • Napster's Runs into Legal Trouble; Robotic Wheelchair Offers Freedom to Disabled People; Key Module Plugs into International Space Station
  • July 22, 2000

  • Web Bugs May Be Tracking Your Every Move; Why Electricity in Short Supply This Summer; Arcades Go High Tech and Upscale
  • July 15, 2000

  • Key Space Station Component Heads into Orbit; Simulated Earthquake Tests Home-Building Technology; A Look at the Physics of Wiffle Ball
  • July 08, 2000

  • Chinese Farmers Reap Benefits of Genetic Engineering; Baseball Fans Cry Foul Over Online Voting; Butterfingers Get a Grip with Popcorn Fork
  • July 01, 2000

  • Science Takes Leap Toward Deciphering DNA Codes; New Warnings About Dangers of Living on Coast; A Teenage Whiz Kid Helps Others Master the Web
  • June 24, 2000

  • Pictures Suggest There's Water on the Red Planet; Korean War Vets Reunited Via the Internet; Technology Turns a Museum into a Giant Jukebox
  • June 17, 2000

  • Researchers Take "Sting" Out of Stingrays; North Sea Platform Attracts Cyber Business; Are New Cell Phones Safer to Drive With?
  • June 03, 2000

  • Fossil of Dinosaur Heart Discovered; Museum Exhibit Has Dinosaurs Adorned with Feathers; Another Dinosaur Flick is on the Block
  • May 27, 2000

  • Technology for Controlling Prison Uprisings; Orbiting Observatory Faces End at NASA's Hands; Microsoft Becomes Bigger Player in Streaming Media
  • May 20, 2000

  • Space Shuttle Atlantis Launches Into Orbit; Concerns Faster and Steeper Roller Coasters Compromising Rider Safety; Video Games Take a Violent Turn
  • May 13, 2000

  • Raging Wildfire Raises Questions About Controlled Burns; Experts Make Predictions About Hurricane Season; Hollywood Views World Through a Squishy Lens
  • May 06, 2000

  • Plants on Steroids Could Lead to No-Mow Lawn; New Weather Satellite Joins Hurricane-Watching Fleet; IMAX Shows Jordan Like Never Before
  • April 29, 2000

  • International Space Station Hangs on For Help; Astronomers Working on Telescope to Contact E.T.'s; Field of Dreams Made for Miracle Kids
  • April 15, 2000

  • Balloonist Counts Down to Arctic Liftoff; U.S. Customs Reveals New Tool; 'Bot Ball' Becomes the Hot New Sport on the Block
  • April 08, 2000

  • A Software Giant Takes a Tumble; High-Speed Chip Could Revolutionize Way We Surf the Internet; Human Genetics Makes a Major Leap
  • April 01, 2000

  • Entire System Blamed for Mars Lander Failure; Scientists Unearth Two New Planets; Wearable Computer Expected to Catch on in Coming Years
  • March 25, 2000

  • Fruit Fly DNA to Help in Human Research; Researchers Within Fetching Distance of Cloning Dog; U.S. Lawmakers Crack Down on Online Drug Stores
  • March 18, 2000

  • Satellites Track Progress of Newest Nuclear Powers; Car Radio Allows You to Carry Tunes Coast To Coast; Translating the Eloquence of Elephants
  • March 11, 2000

  • A High-Tech Haven that Really Rocks; First Ever Legally Binding Internet Vote; Iceland Government Licenses Citizens' Medical Records
  • March 04, 2000

  • Technology Shows Crime Clues in New Light; The Cell Phone of Tomorrow: More than Just a Conversation Piece; Playing Cupid to Cranes
  • February 26, 2000

  • Computers Learning to Tell if You're Happy or Sad; Audio Spotlight Sends Sounds Where They Need to Go; Pictures from Space Show Urban Sprawl
  • February 19, 2000

  • Asteroid Could Provide Clues to Earth's Future; Some Companies Not So Excited About Windows 2000; Modern Society Tries to Define Community
  • February 12, 2000

  • Web Site Attacks Put Computer Security In Spotlight; NASA Makes Backup Plans for International Space Station; Science Project Has Kids Bursting With Excitement
  • February 05, 2000

  • Research Could Lead to Birth Control Pill For Men; A Look at Housing Trends of Future; 'Biochips' Touted as Next Big Thing in Genetic Research
  • January 29, 2000

  • A Look at How Football Has Felt Technology's Influence; A Look at Technology Time-Savers; Living Lab of Antarctica May Be in Jeopardy
  • January 22, 2000

  • Pentagon Goes Ballistic With New Defense Tests; Group of Hackers Goes Corporate; Winds of Change Stir Up New Developments in Weather
  • January 15, 2000

  • Chandra Observatory Solves Astronomical Mystery; How Broadband Will Change the Way We Use the Internet; Detroit Showcases Latest Automobiles

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