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• Mars Express - The British-built Beagle 2 lander is being carried to Mars onboard the European Space Agency's Mars Express spacecraft...
• Mars Mice - In 2006 a group of mice-astronauts will orbit Earth inside a spinning spacecraft.
• Membranes on Mars - Thin membranes developed by NASA-funded researchers could help people go to Mars.
• Meridiani Planum: "Drenched" - Long ago, parts of Mars were soaked in liquid water, say scientists analyzing data from NASA's Mars rover Opportunity.
• Mesoamérica en Llamas - La opulenta diversidad de vida silvestre en el sur de México y América Central está en peligro.
• Meteor Storm Forecast - NASA scientists have just released new predictions for the 2002 Leonid meteor storm.
• Meteors from the Twilight Zone - The annual Geminid meteor shower peaks this year on Saturday morning, Dec. 14th.
• Microscopic Astronauts - It's unavoidable: Humans can't go to space without taking trillions of microbes with them.
• Mixed Up in Space - Humans can become confused and disoriented -- and even a little queasy -- in an alien world where up and down have no meaning.
• Mobile Homes for Microbes - African dust that crosses the Atlantic and brings beautiful sunsets to Florida also carries potentially harmful bacteria and fungi, a new study shows.
• Modeling Climate at Warp Speed - Two new NASA technologies have squeezed 10 times more power out of climate-modeling supercomputers.
• MooMilk - Fun and educational site about cows and milk with facts, games, recipes, contests and merchandise.
• More Spaceship Sightings - Beginning this week, the International Space Station will make a series of eye-catching passes over North America.
• Morning Coffee and Planets - Beginning Friday the 13th, four planets, the Moon, and a giant red star will rouse early-rising sky watchers.
• Mossy Space Spirals - Samples of fire moss that travel onboard the space shuttle do something odd: they spiral.
• Museum of Science - It's Alive!
• Museum of Science and Industry - Take a virtual tour of the U-505 submarine, visit Colleen Moore's fairy castle, discover LEGO Mindstorms intelligent robots, explore the Pioneer Zephyr, and more!
• My Pet Neutron Star - Using a new form of matter called Bose-Einstein. condensates, researchers are bringing astrophysics from deep space right into their laboratories.
• Mystery Object Orbits Earth - A puzzling object just discovered in orbit around Earth might be an Apollo rocket on a fantastic journey through the solar system.
• National Geographic News - Get the news that matters to you: archaeology (tombs, mummies), paleontology (fossils, dinosaurs), animals, nature, space, the environment, and more.

• NASA Kids - The best place for kids interested in Space, Science, Rocket, Astronauts and the Solar System.
• NASA - Space Shuttle Columbia and Her Crew.
• NASA - Education Programs.
• Nasa's Mars Exploration Program
  
• National Anthropology Archives - Collects and preserves historical and contemporary anthropological materials that document the world's cultures and the history of the discipline.
• National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences - Kids Pages, games, music, and other activities that introduce children to the impact of the environment on health.
• National Science Teachers Association - " ... to promote excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all.
• Nature Journal of Science - Scientific research news and reviews with links to nature genetics, nature reviews and all the nature magazines.
• NATO Scientific & Environmental Affairs
• Neuroscience for Kids - Learn about your brain.
• Near-Earth Supernovas - A new NASA mission will soon leave Earth to study the remains of some uncomfortably close supernova explosions.
• News:Science@NASA - 1996 thru 2010 Headlines Archive.
• NMAH | Artificial Anatomy | Main - This web site highlights the National Museum of American History's varied collection of papier-mâché anatomical models and provides additional in-depth information not included in the original three-dimensional exhibition.
• NOVA/PBS Online Adventures - The adventures follow scientists and explorers into the field, reporting on science as it happens and allowing the Internet audience to participate via e-mail.
• Oceanography Links - The U.S. Geological Survey maintains this registry of Oceanographic Research Internet resources as a service to the research community.
• OLogy: What's Your OLogy? - At the American Museum of Natural History's OLogy Web site, you can study and explore many cool OLogies.
• Once Upon a Water Planet - Today the Red Planet is dry and barren, but what about tomorrow? New data suggest that the long story of water on Mars isn't over yet.
• One Night, Two Spaceships - Sky watchers in North America can spot the ISS and the space shuttle Atlantis at the same time on Oct. 16 and 17.
• Oregon Museum of Science and Industry - Explore the museum or see what's playing at the OMNIMAX Theater and Murdock Planetarium.
• Patches for a Broken Heart - Using a space-age device called a bioreactor, researchers have grown patches of tissue that beat and respond much like a human heart does.

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