Science Stories for 2004

Coating Promises Scratch-Proof CDs, DVDs, LCDs 542
How Infants Crack the Speech Code 506
U.S. Deploys Satellite Jamming System 342
The Eye: Evolution versus Creationism 1983
Physicists Finally Solve the Falling-Paper Problem 325
Time Lapse of Lunar Eclipse 286
NASA Retires Vomit Comet 42
Hibernating to Mars 344
Interview with Natalie Jeremijenko 87
Big Arctic Perils Seen in Warming 454
Mother Nature Does Nuclear Power 62
Stem Cells Treat Spinal Injuries and Brain Tumors 47
Marsquakes, Add Water and Shake 12
NASA Considering Early Retirement of Shuttle Program 428
Brain Scans May Unlock Candidates' Appeal 105
Exploring Antarctica 195
Titan's Smooth Surface Baffles Scientists 319
Tycho's Supernova 71
Sun's Activity Levels Reconstructed 38
China to Launch Solar Telescope 33
Optical Control of Light on a Silicon Chip 129
Researcher Only High Bandwidth Network 209
New Hominid Species Unearthed in Indonesia 588
SGI & NASA Build World's Fastest Supercomputer 417
Cassini Probe Does Titan Flyby 115
Hypo-Allergenic Cats Now Available for Pre-Order 744
Boosting Your Brain With Batteries 81
Total Lunar Eclipse This Week 47
Nuclear Rockets Moving Along 620
Challenging The 'Unbeatable' Polygraph 101
Antibiotic Drugs Infiltrate Public Waterways 38
Ask Ubuntu Founder (And Astronaut) Mark Shuttleworth 357
Europe's New ET Life Search Programme 221
Lab creates brain made from rat cells 37
Titan's Alien Thunder 222
Statistics For Data Entry: The Brave New Step 121
Stem Cell Symposium 26
Greatest Equations Ever 1017
JADE Project Reborn As Javolution And jScience 20
Brazil Successfully Launches Its First Rocket To Space 309
Green Plants for Mars Mission 262
ISS Expedition 9 Crew Finally Returns to Earth 72
Flying By Brain 636
UCLA Researchers Demo First Silicon Laser 26
Alvin Submersible Retired After 40 Years Work 85
Earth Tides Trigger Earthquakes 43
Solar Shingles 63
Stalking the Wily Analemma 37
Z-Machine at Sandia Labs Aims for More Power 25
Group Warns on Consumption of Resources 63
Saving Huygens 267
Northern Bright Lights 57
Murphy's Law Rules NASA 274
Estrogen Linked to Research and Programming Skills 83
World's First Single-Atom-Thick Fabric 390
Tune in to Titan 25
Binocular Space Telescope in the Works 30
Turbulence in Saturn's Atmosphere 23
Warm Offices Boost Productivity 520
A Truly Alive Virus 67
Human Gene Count Slashed 504
Frame Dragging by Earth Reconfirmed 379
New Nanotech Foodborne Pathogen Detection 31
The War Of The Virtual Worlds 366
Students Design A Satellite Via Internet 137
NEC Strikes Back With SX-8 Supercomputer 192
Explosives Detection Breakthrough Via Green Laser 49
Telerobotic Surgery A Reality 22
More on Neuroscience and Marketing 271
Enter the Relativity Challenge 78
Jet Engine on a Chip 463
Drive a Rover on Mars 6
Solar Minimum Coming Sooner Than Expected 79
Video From The CMU Robotics Institute Showcase 62
Telescope Will Have Images 10X Sharper Than Hubble 315
Nanotechnology To Replace Conventional CMOS 91
Chinese Satellite Crashes Into House 406
Ray Kurzweil On IT And The Future of Technology 450
BEST Robotics Competition Kicks Off Challenge 2004 56
Key Global Warming Study May Have Bad Mathematics 77
The Hardware Behind Echelon Revealed 344
Facts on Scientific Names of Organisms 113
Warm Water Squid Reported Off Alaskan Coast 44
Science Television: Does Joe Public Care? 423
Probe Crash Due to Misdesigned Deceleration Sensor 374
Male Bass in Potomac Producing Eggs 52
To Mars and Back in Ninety Days 812
A Killer App For Segway 277
Maybe It Wasn't The Meteor, After All 48
Next Mars Mission Will Look for Landing Sites 31
Wired Fish Monitor Water Toxins 20
New Technique Could Trace Documents By Printer 287
50 'Nanosats' for Sputnik's 50th Anniversary 20
Zero-emission Power Plants Proposed 737
Huygens Landing on Titan to be Tricky 26
Harvard to Clone Human Embryos? 549
Russian Mock Mars Mission 333
Brain Controlled Computing a Reality 299
New brewing Method Means Faster Beer, Less Waste 72
Virtual Conference On Telepresence 6
Mobile Phone Use And Acoustic Neoroma 24
Free Video Software For The Volcanocam Team? 39
Help NASA Count Contrails 34
Arctic Radiation Levels From Chernobyl Declining 17
Genetically-Modified Everything 495
Nitrogen 'Diamond' Created 73
Jacket Grown from Living Tissue 103
Humans Are Superorganisms 81
German Scientists Create 5 qubit Quantum Register 206
Global Air Pollution, From Above 545
Third World Research, Development & Innovation 222
Feather-based Jacobean Space Chariot 173
Unexplained Leap In CO2 Levels 1215
A New Species Of Giant Ape? 398
On-line Genome Browser 19
Satellite Loaded With AI For Self-Diagnosis 218
Embryonic Stem Cells Emit Healing Molecules 58
Colorado Researchers Crack Internet Chess Club 130
Robots Do The Darndest Things 145
Scientists Define Murphy's Law 324
The Greatest And The Luckiest Of Mortals 167
Google Used to ID Hit-And-Run Victim 134
Stanford Device Cools Body Inside Out 44
Microbatteries Built on a Bed of Nails 75
Carbon Nanotubes Harder Than Diamond 297
Motion of the Primordial Universe Revealed 63
Mars Rover Spirit Recovers From Steering Glitch 25
What's Next in the New Private Space Industry? 360
Foresight Taking Advanced Nano Discussion to DC 17
Tyrannosaurus Rex Relative Had Feathers 45
Congress Plans Space Tourism Regulation 494
Hydrogen Vehicle Generates Its Own Fuel 662
Spirit Rover Disabled on Mars 29
Chimps Use Tool Kit 44
IP's Next Big Wave - Taste & Smell Patents 193
Two Women Found With HIV-Immune Mutant Gene 723
NASA Quakesim Predicts 15 Out of 16 CA Quakes 163
Fluid Logic Chips 250
Browsing Reality With Sensor Networks 104
'Kiss of Death' Discoverers Get Nobel Prize 134
Binary Star EF Eridanus Baffles Astronomers 57
100 of the World's Worst Invasive Alien Species 93
AIP Probes Bush, Kerry On Science Issues 54
Can Coal Be Green? 137
Win the X-Prize Cup 240
Coping with Gaming Addiction 632
Satellite Tip-Over Mishap Due to Missing Bolts 76
Space Tourism is Off and Running 494
Genome Methods Applied to Reverse-Engineering 94
Caffeinated Beer Becomes a Reality 657
The 2004 Nobel Prize in Physics 156
Global Internet Telescope Tops Hubble's Resolution 221
Robotic Capsule To Crawl Through Intestines 44
Astronaut Gordon 'Gordo' Cooper, 1927-2004 295
Medicine/Physiology Nobel Laureates Announced 76
Space Station Turning Into a Trash Heap 312
Air Force Researching Antimatter Weapons 1062
NASA's Giant Pinhole Camera 29
SpaceShipOne Captures the X Prize 896
Nanoscale Switches in Memory 140
The Goggles, They Do Nothing 321
Coffee is Addictive 569
Global Warming Expected to Intensify Hurricanes 589
World's Largest Wind Turbine 445
Ozone Hole Getting Smaller 352
Highlights from the CHEP Conference 7
Dyslexic in English but not in Chinese 69
SpaceShipOne to Attempt Second Flight on Monday 314
Laser Wakefield Particle Accelerator Realized 40
Russia to Ratify Kyoto Treaty 73
2004 Ig Nobel Prizes Announced 204
NASA Wraps Up Genesis Recovery 20
Details On Inflatable Space Modules 190
Mount St. Helens Alert Status Increased 600
Navy ELF to Be Scrapped 454
Happy 50th Cern! 120
Japan Claims Heaviest-Ever Element 59
Real World High-Temperature Superconductor Engine 44
Asteroid Fly-By Caught On Tape 25
Caffeine Withdrawal Recognized As Real 137
X Prize Launch At Mojave Spaceport [updated: success!] 583
IBM Sets Supercomputer Speed Record 308
Elephant DNA Helps Catch Poachers 14
Successful Earthquake Prediction 22
Mt. St. Helens' Grumbling May Presage Eruption 40
Origins Mini-Series Airs Tonight 548
Vint Cerf and Others Form Advocacy Group 118
There's a Fungus Among Us 49
Making Tracks on Mars 179
Planning Phase Complete For Indian Moon Mission 391
World's Deepest Cave Explored Further 261
VolcanoCam Back On The Air 26
Nuclear Batteries 452
Human Power Archive Online 6
After the X Prize 275
Amec Working on Long-Term Nuclear Waste Solution 477
Virgin Atlantic Licensing SpaceShipOne 207
Possible 'Hazardous Event' At Mount St. Helens 67
Dogs Sniff Out Bladder Cancer From Urine 24
Private Mars Mission Planned For 2009 187
India Launches World's First Education Satellite 263
Burt Rutan On his Upcoming X-Prize Attempt 149
Pumps Without Moving Parts 32
Asteroid 4179 Toutatis Will Miss Earth, This Time 301
A Liquid That Turns Solid When Heated 450
Rescue Rats to Find Buried Victims 183
Turtles Go Wireless 16
When Galaxies Collide 55
Da Vinci Project Postpones X-Prize Attempt 109
Splatometer Results In 6
2004 Visualization Challenge Winners 5
NASA Releases World Viewer 432
Deepest Optical Image Of The Universe To Date 24
Soviet Space Shuttle Found In Bahrain? 401
Camera that Sees through Smoke and Fog Underway 220
Plutonium Shipment to France on the Way 97
Astronaut Wants Space Program With No Frills 360
Complete Measurement of Molecular Breakup 32
Cold Sugar Cloud Found in Space 86
Mars Rovers' Mission Extended Another Six Months 23
Swimming As Easy In Syrup As In Water 94
Senate: NASA May Get Better Budget 32
Online Science Policy Critique Of Kerry And Bush 33
ALICE Wins Loebner 2004 Prize 2004 53
Automotive Tires Without Air 73
Wastewater Into Energy 54
Fermilab Antimatter Lab to Hold Limited Tours 24
The Space Elevator - Public or Private? 445
IBM Tech Detects & Changes Spin of Single Electron 334
HAL 9000 on the Auction Block 254
New Clue for Life on Mars? 192
Tuberculosis May Become A Global Threat Again 480
2250 AD: A Nautical Odyssey 134
Green Housing Takes Root in Oregon 388
Antarctic Telescope? 277
Deaf Children Invent Language 229
Saving Energy Without Derision 698
Do Some Citizen Science 10
Carbon Nanotube Antenna for Light 21
Robots That Transform Into ... Robots 18
Sound To Power Space Probes 20
Cockroach-Like Robot to Help Explain Animal Movement 124
Spinach May Soon Power Mobile Devices 180
People on Mars in 30 Years? 412
Supercomputers Race to Predict Storms 184
Bush vs. Kerry on Science 1618
Using Games to Improve Medicine 122
Soyuz Damage May Delay Space Station Trip 120
Beer Found to be as Healthy as Wine 517
Exceptional Seeing At Dome C in Antarctica 252

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