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CNN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WEEK
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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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