Space Weather

• SpaceWeather.com -News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids.
• Auroras 2000 - 2006, Aurora Gallery 2007, Aurora Gallery 2008, Aurora Gallery 2009, Aurora Gallery 2010 ,Aurora Gallery 2011, Aurora Gallery 2012
  
• Comet Swan. aurora gallery
• TOTAL ECLIPSE: photo gallery.FALSE AURORAS: The sun is quiet and auroras are scarce. False auroras, also known as light pillars, are caused by ice crystals, diamond dust, in the air.
• LUNAR ECLIPSE: On Tuesday, Aug. 28th, the full Moon will slip into Earth's shadow for a 90-minute total eclipse. (map) Moon will turn a dreamy shade of sunset red.
• X-ray Solar Flare Classification - "Solar Flare Alphabet Soup"
  
• What is the sunspot number? - Scientists track solar cycles by counting sunspots...
  
• Comet McNaught Photo Gallery - Comet McNaught swung by the Sun in mid-January 2007. Fierce solar heat turned it into the brightest comet in 40 years...

• Is the Moon Still Alive? - Conventional wisdom says the Moon is dead. Conventional wisdom may be wrong.
• First Light for Hinode - Get ready for some fantastic images of the Sun.
• 2006 Transit of Mercury - Mark your calendar: On Wednesday, Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will pass directly in front the Sun.
• A Growing Intelligence Around Earth - Indonesian volcano Talang on the island of Sumatra.
• Novarupta - In June 1912, Novarupta—one of a chain of volcanoes on the Alaska Peninsula—erupted...
• Strange Moonlight - Not so long ago, before electric lights, farmers relied on moonlight to harvest autumn crops.'Harvest Moon'
• PLUTO - HEADED FOR PLUTO
• Astronomy Picture of the Day Archive
• MBARI News - Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute.
• The Space Place - Come on in and check out our games, animations, projects, and fun facts about Earth, space and technology.
• Space Station Science - Picture of the Day Archive.
• Ciencia@NASA - Nasa Español
• Liftoff to Space Exploration
• NASA KIDS - A Nasa site dedicated to kids - Kids of all ages!
• SpaceFlight Now -The latest news.
• NASA - Office of Eucation

Science - News & Views

• BBC NEWS - Science/Nature.
• EurekAlert! - An online science news service, sponsored by AAAS, the science society. It features health, science and technology news from leading research institutes.
• Exploratorium - The museum of science, art and human perception.

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• HubbleSite - NewsCenter.
• Nature Publishing Group - Science journals, jobs and information.
• New Scientist.com - Daily science news and technology news, hot topics, and a comprehensive database of science jobs and technology jobs.
• NOAA Magazine - Publication of the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
• Reuters AlertNet - Aims to keep relief professionals and the wider public up-to-date on humanitarian crises around the globe.
• ScienceDaily Magazine - Research News in Science, Health & Medicine, the Environment, Space, Technology, and Computers.
• Scientific American - Science and Technology at Scientific American.com:
• Union of Concerned Scientists
• Glows Bows and Haloes - A personal collection of photos of atmospheric phenomena gathered over the years.
• Earth's Atmosphere
• The Earth's Atmosphere - The present atmosphere of the Earth is probably not its original atmosphere.
• Earth's Atmosphere - Wikipedia.
• The Earth's Atmosphere - The atmosphere surrounds Earth and protects us by blocking out dangerous rays from the sun (English/Spanish).
• The Earth's Atmosphere - The atmosphere is a thin layer of gas which surrounds the Earth.
• The Earth's Atmosphere - The Earth's atmosphere is composed of several very distinct layers.
• The Earth's Atmosphere - Near Real-Time Research Imagery.
• 4000 Years of Women in Science - The History of Women in Science from Antiquity to the Nineteenth Century.
• A Black Box for People - Developed for astronauts, a small device called "the CPOD" does for people what black boxes do for airplanes..
• A Chip Off the Sun - Sky watchers can enjoy a solar eclipse this Friday when the Moon's shadow sweeps across the Pacific Ocean and parts of the Americas.
• A Close Encounter with Jupiter - This week, Earth and Jupiter are only 400 million miles apart--the nearest the two worlds will be all year.
• A Close Encounter with Mars - Today Earth and Mars will be closer together than at any time during the last 12 years.
• A Cold New World -The Hubble Space Telescope has measured the diameter of a distant world more than half the size of Pluto.
• A Day in the Life of a Space Walker - Astronaut and explorer Jim Reilly tells what it's like to do construction work in the far-out environment of space.
• A Disco Ball in Space - Students and scientists are teaming up for a far-out experiment to monitor the outer reaches of Earth's atmosphere.
• A Galactic Center Mystery - Astronomers have learned that the center of our Milky Way galaxy harbors a long-sought black hole. But the finding has raised even more questions than before.

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