• Binary a Bit Behind Quantum Math (Wired, 16 Jan 01)

• Quantum Computers: Harnessing the Power of Atoms, Molecules (USA Today, 12 Dec 00)

• How Does DNA Computing Work? (GeneLetter, 2 Oct 00)

• Companies Put Idle PCs to Work Through Net (USA Today, 17 Nov 00)

• The Grid: A Computer Web for Astrophysics and More (Space.com, 28 Sep 00)

• Quantum Discovery Could Mean Faster Computer Chips (CNN, 27 Sep 00)

• Molecular "GENEius": The DNA Computer (Techknowlogia, Sep-Oct 00 - free registration required)

• Buddy, can you spare some processing time? (C|Net News.com, 1 Sep 00)

• DISCUSSION: Distributed Computing Projects Other Than Distributed.Net? (Slashdot, 30 Sep 00)

• Enter the Era of Supercomputers (USA Today, 5 Sep 00)

• Better Computing Through Paradoxes (SF Gate, 30 Aug 00)

• Atoms Offer Giant Leap in Computing Power (Forbes, 29 Aug 00)

• Mouse That Feels: High-Tech Novelty or Start of a Revolution? (Associated Press, 21 Aug 00)

• Group Takes Next Step Toward Tiny Computers (Reuters, 18 Aug 00)

• Quantum Computers Aren't Just Theoretical (Wall St. Journal, 17 Aug 00 - paid subscription required)

• Molecular Memory for Computers (Reuters, 17 Aug 00)

• A Computer Brain That Teaches Itself (London Times, 17 Aug 00)

• Distributed Computing Applied to Medical Research (Slashdot, 8 Aug 00)

• Business World Taps Potential of Parallel Computing Project (CNN, 7 Jul 00)

• AMD Working on 64-bit Chips for Desktop PCs by 2001 (ZDNet, 29 Jun 00)

• IBM Builds Gigantic Supercomputer for Nuke Simulations (C|Net News.com, 28 Jun 00)

• Distributed Computing: The Secret Life of the Home PC (NY Times, 8 Jun 00)

• "Biocomputing": Using DNA to Run Computers (NY Times, 1 Jun 00 free registration required)

• IBM Computer: One Trillion Calculations per Second (San Jose Mercury-News, 25 May 00)

• Basing "Electronics" on Entire Atoms Instead of Electrons Could Hasten Quantum Computing (Nature, 24 May 00)

• NASA Developing Optical Computer Components (NASA, 28 Apr 00)

• Quantum Computing (MIT Tech Review, May-Jun 00)

• Holograms to Revolutionize Data Storage (New Scientist, 15 Apr 00)

• "Instant-On" Memory Device Could Store 400 Gigabytes Per Square Inch (Los Angeles Times, 9 Apr 00)

• Researchers Form Company to Pursue Molecule-sized Electronic Switches (NY Times, 23 Mar 00)

• Computer Chip "Sees" by Imitating Human Vision (Reuters, 22 Mar 00)

• IBM Makes Breakthrough in Computer Memory (NY Times, 17 Mar 00)

• Gauging the Limits of Quantum Computing (NY Times, 7 Mar 00)

• IBM Will Use Electron Beams to Fit Billions of Transistors on Microchips (ZDNet, 1 Mar 00)

• New Magnetic Microchips Will Be Smaller, Faster and Use Less Energy (BBC, 25 Feb 00)

• IBM Scientists Pioneer New "Quantum Mirage Computing" (IBM, 3 Feb 00)

• RNA Computer Clears 10-bit Hurdle (EE Times, 1 Feb 00)

• The Strange Origins of the Flexible Electronics Plans (New Scientist, 29 Jan 00)

• A Supercomputer in Every Garage (CNN, 20 Jan 00)

• DNA Computer Does Complex Calculations (NY Times, 13 Jan 00)

• DNA As Computer Building Blocks (Wired, 12 Jan 00)

• SETI Upgrades Cooperative Computing Software (7 Jan 00)

• Quantum Computing and Cars Smarter Than You Are (NY Times, 1 Jan 00)

• IBM Plans Machine 500 Times Faster Than Fastest Supercomputer (NY Times, 6 Dec 99)

• Computer scientists poised for revolution on a tiny scale (NY Times, 1 Nov 99)

• IBM Announces New, Flexible Transistors (NY Times, 31 Oct 99)

Open Directory Project:
Computer Science

• Scientists Wager on Theory of Aging (Associated Press, 15 Jan 01)

• Stretching the Limits of Our Lifespan (Worth mag, Feb 01)

• Scientists Say Aging May Result from Brain's Hormonal Signals (NY Times, 10 Oct 00 - free registration required)

• Mayor Suggests Cryogenically Freezing Death Row Inmates (Associated Press, 6 Oct 00)

• "Human Immortality is Achievable by 2029" (Internet Wired, 2 Oct 00)

• This Year's Child May Live to be 130 Years Old (London Times, 29 Sep 00)

• Demographer Finds Evidence That Maximum Age at Death in Humans is Rising (BBC, 28 Sep 00)

• Searching for Genes to Slow the Hands of Biological Time (NY Times, 26 Sep 00 - free registration required)

• In Search of the Youth Fountain (Wired, 23 Sep 00)
• A Pill to Extend Life? (NY Times, 22 Sep 00 - free registration required)
• 'Suspended Animation' Possible for Humans? (BBC, 11 Sep 00)
• Canadian Scientists Find Potent Antifreeze Protein That Equips Insects To Brave Winter (Science Daily, 27 Jul 00)

• Futurist FM-2030 Dies, is Frozen (Associated Press, 11 Jul 00)

• Scientists Aim to Take Sting Out of Death (Sydney Morning Herald, 26 Jun 00)

• Ice-Cold Blood Substituted Dogs and Hamsters Revived After Prolonged Clinical Death (BioTime, Inc., 17 Apr 00)

• Bypass of Glass (Nature Science Update, 29 Feb 00)

• Immortality on Ice (FOX News, 8 Oct 99 - EXPIRED)

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Cryonics, Cryotech, Cryosurgery, Cryobiology

• I Am A Cyborg -- and I Love It (Salon, 22 Jan 01)

• Wearable Translators (U.S. Office of Naval Research, 19 Jan 01)

• Clothes That Do The Thinking (BBC, 30 Dec 00)

• Smarty-Pants Pants... and Shirts (Washington Post, 28 Dec 00)

• Professor to Wire Computer Chip into His Nervous System (CNN, 7 Dec 00)

• A Step Beyond Palmtop: Collartop (NY Times, 30 Nov 00 - free registration required)

• Could the Paralyzed Use Thoughts to Command Robotic Limbs? (CNN, 15 Nov 00)

• Hey Computer, Read My Mind (Wired, 15 Nov 00)

• Becoming One with Your Robot (Wired, 30 Oct 00)

• Human Chip Implants Not Going Skin Deep (UK Register, 27 Oct 00)

• "Smart Legs" for Amputees Soon (UniSci, 19 Oct 00)

• VIDEO: Wearable Gadgets Offer Modern Look for Military (CNN, 19 Oct 00)
• Microchips to Monitor Meds (Wired, 28 Sep 00)
• Gluing Cells to 'Biochips' (UniSci, 25 Sep 00)
• Computers That Read Minds (Business Week, 13 Sep 00)
• Control Your Computer with Your Mind (Half the Planet, Sep 00)

• Silicon Tracking Devices to Be Implanted Under the Skin (Salon, 7 Sep 00)

• Building Better Brains (South China Morning Post, 8 Aug 00)
• IBM Aims to Put Computers on the Wrist (C|Net News.com, 27 Jun 00)
• Boots of the Future (BBC, 26 Jun 00)
• NASA Telescope Tech May Vastly Improve Human Vision (Science Daily, 12 Jun 00)
• Think About It and Control Your World (ABCNews, 9 Jun 00)
• Wearable PCs May Not Be Far Off (San Jose Mercury-News, 31 May 00)
• Wearing Your Computer on Your Sleeve (USA Today, 23 May 00)
• Controlling Computers With Your Thoughts (Univ. of Rochester, 3 May 00)
• A Day With Professor Cyborg (MSNBC, 1 May 00)
• Excuse me, is that a monitor on your head? (CNN, 31 Mar 00)
• Chip Helps Paraplegic Walk (Reuters, 20 Mar 00)
• Berkeley Researchers Mate Human Cells With Circuitry (Associated Press, 25 Feb 00)
• Kevin Warwick, Cyborg 1.0 (Wired, Feb 00)
• Neuromaster (Wired, Feb 00)
• The Net in Your Fingertips: Personal Area Networks (allNetDevices, 27 Aug 00)
• Geek Out with Wearable PC (CNN, 7 Jan 00)
• Computers That Respond to Your Emotions (NY Times, 6 Jan 00)

• The Melding of Man and Machine (N.J. Star Ledger, 4 Jan 00)

• More Details Emerge on IBM's Wearable PC (C|Net News.com, 20 Dec 99)
• Getting Rat Brains to Move Robotic Parts (Scientific American, Nov 99)
• World's First Cyborg: Man/Machine or Pipe Dream? (UK Register, 10 Nov 99)
• Professor Cyborg (Salon, 20 Oct 99)
• Scientists Look Through Cat’s Eyes (BBC, 11 Oct 99)
• Wearable Computer Maker Forges Ahead (Washington Post, 11 Oct 99)
• The New Bionic Man (Popular Mechanics, Feb 99)

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Real World Cyborgs, Part I, Part II
Wearable Computers

Open Directory Project:
Cybernetics

• Scientists Working on Fusion Machine (London Observer, 31 Dec 00)

• "Biomass" Waste Products Could Soon Provide Energy (Reuters, 15 Dec 00)

• 2001: An Odyssey Year for Fuel Cells (Reuters, 15 Dec 00)

• Keeping Three Eyes on the Road (Wired, 22 Nov 00)

• Car Uses Air for Fuel? (BBC, 24 Oct 00)

• NASA Tests Jetpack for Commercial Sales (London Times, 22 Oct 00)

• Honda Shows Off Fuel-Cell Car (Cars.com, 2 Oct 00)

• Oil Shortage Leads Novelist to Argue Against Cars (Sunday Telegraph, 17 Sep 00)

• Personal Helicopter Set for Lift-Off (BBC, 23 Aug 00)

• NASA Studying Crystals as New Energy Source (Beyond 2000, 16 Aug 00)

• Micro Fuel Cells May Soon Revolutionize Consumer Electronics (Knight Ridder, 10 Aug 00)

• Plant Oils May Replace Petroleum in Coming Years (Purdue Univ., Jul 00)

• NASA to Begin Testing Fusion Reactor (Space.com, 21 Jul 00)

• Scientists Look to Moonbeams for Earth Energy (Space.com, 13 Jul 00)
• U.S. Computer Use Strains Power Supply (London Telegraph, 11 Jul 00)
• Saudi Oil Expert Thinks Fuel Cells Will Soon End the Age of Oil (London Telegraph, 25 Jun 00)
• Fuel From Human Waste (BBC, 29 May 00)
• Old Concept and New Technology Reheat the Promise of Solar Power (LA Times, 8 May 00)
• Automakers pumped about fuel cell potential (CNN, 15 Dec 99)
• Researchers fire up fusion research device (CNN, 10 Sep 99)
• Flying Contraptions for One (Discover Channel Canada, 12 May 99)

Open Directory Project:
Energy, Nuclear Energy

• A Look at Nanotechnology, Atom by Atom (USA Today, 26 Dec 00)

• Biomolecular Motors with Metal Propellers (Science Daily, 28 Nov 00)

• Manipulating Molecules to Create Miracle Materials (Business Week, 27 Nov 00)

• Scientists Make a Bacteria-Sized Machine Work (NY Times, 25 Nov 00 - free registration required)

• Building Machines Invisible to the Naked Eye (San Francisco Chronicle, 24 Nov 00)

• Nanocopters Leave the Drawing Board (BBC, 23 Nov 00)

• "Bug-Driven" Robots to Administer Drugs (BBC, 22 Nov 00)

• Turning on the Nanoworld (Nature Science Update, 2 Nov 00)

• No Need to Fear: Nanotechnology is Here (USA Today, 24 Oct 00)

• Electrical Wires Made of DNA (Technology Review, Sep-Oct 00)

• Joining Living Cells With Manufactured Materials (UniSci, 21 Sep 00)

• A Sparkling Discovery: Nanotech Used to Grow Diamonds (Chicago Tribune, 12 Sep 00)

• Canadian Researchers Use Organic Molecules to Make Nanoscale Wires Which Could Speed Computer Chips (Wired, 10 Aug 00)

• Researchers Build Motor Out of DNA Strands (CNN, 9 Aug 00)

• Nanotechnology Promises Big Changes by Getting Small (ZDNet, 2 Aug 00)

• Microscopic Saxophone Images Given as Gift to President Clinton (Cornell Univ., 12 Jul 00)

• Microrobots Could Play a Biotech Role (MSNBC, 29 Jun 00)

• Tiny Robots Flex Their Plastic Muscles (BBC, 29 Jun 00)

• Microrobots Plunge into Biotech (Discovery.com, 29 Jun 00)

• New Microrobots Might Manipulate Single Cells, Science Authors Report (EurekAlert, 29 Jun 00)

• Sizing Up Nanotechnology (Wired, 26 Jun 00)

• Will Tiny Robots Build Diamonds One Atom At A Time? (Time, 19 Jun 00)

• Copying Nature to Develop Nanoscaled Technology (Washington Post, 8 Jun 00)

• As Gadgets Shrink, They May End Up in Surprising Places (NY Times, 3 May 00)

• Nanotechnology in Computing (US News & World Report, 1 May 00)

• Nanotech Engineers Should Learn Lessons from Evolution (American Scientist, May-Jun 00)

• Medicine Meets the Final Frontier (MSNBC, 12 Apr 00)

• NASA and Cancer Institute Team Up on Nano-Explorers for the Human Body (NASA, 6 Apr 00)

• IBM Progress in Self-Assembling Nanotech (NY Times, 17 Mar 00)

• Intelligent Self-Assembly (MIT Tech Review, Mar 00)

• A Glimpse of Atomic Scale Computing (LA Times, 3 Jan 00)

• Sandia Labs Join Rush to Nanotech (Sandia, 21 Jan 00)

• President Announces Nanotech Initiative (BusinessWire, 21 Jan 00)

• Human Cells Get Tiny Computers (Reuters, 5 Jan 00)

• Nanomedicine Nears the Clinic (MIT Tech Review, Jan 00)

• World's Smallest Transistor (BBC, 19 Nov 99)

• Working in Nanospace (Upside, 17 Nov 99)

• Scientists See Potential in DNA for Tiny Machines (BBC, 15 Nov 99) 

• Big Expectations from Micromachines (Washington Post, 13 Nov 99)

• University of Michigan Scientists to Develop Nano. ‘Smart Bombs’ to Destroy Cancer Cells (Boston Globe, 20 Oct 99)

• Special Report - How Nanotechnology Will Change the World (C|Net, 20 Oct 99)

• Nanotechnology: From Science Fiction to Fact (SJ Mercury-News, 15 Oct 99)

• The World’s Smallest Motors (ABCNews, 9 Sep 99)

• Nanostructure Science and Technology (National Science & Tech Council, Sep 99)

• Toward the Molecular Computer Chip (CNN, 20 Jul 99)

• The Smallest Machine (ABCNews, 20 Mar 99)

About.com:
Nanotechnology

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Nanotechnology

• Evolution of Computing: The Cusp of a New Era (Software Development mag, Jan 01)

• Microsoft's House of Tomorrow (Feed magazine, 2 Jan 01)

• "Intelligent Homes" in Development (Xinhua, 10 Jan 01)

• Computing Goes Everywhere (MIT Tech Review, Jan-Feb 01)

• Honda Unveils Internet Cars (Associated Press, 9 Oct 00)

• Connecting Your Car to the Web (Wired, 9 Oct 00)

• Hello, This is Your Sleeve Speaking (Bloomberg News, 6 Oct 00)

• New Material Could Change Entire Fabric of Electronics (CNN, 28 Sep 00)

• Future Watch: Digital Clothing, Fax Pens (PC World, 31 Aug 00)

• New Wired Clothing Line Comes with Personal Network (IDG, 18 Aug 00)

• 'Techno' Clothing Hits High Street (BBC, 16 Aug 00)
• Company Builds Futuristic Wired House With Gadgets That Talk to Each Other (Reuters, 2 Aug 00)
• Universal Computing Raises Privacy Fears (Wired, 21 Jul 00)
• Car Accidents Drive Push for "Smart Technology" (Associated Press, 20 Jul 00)
• Fridges to Be Hit By Net Virus (UK Register, 21 Jun 00)
• Project Aims to Make Computers Universal (Associated Press, 21 Jun 00)
• The World Wide Washing Machine (Reuters, 7 Jun 00)
• What Do You Get When You Cross the Net With a Kitchen Appliance? (BBC, May 00)
• Study Shows that Cars and Internet are Potent Mix (allNetDevices, 7 Apr 00)
• Person-centric Pervasive Computing (Chicago Tribune, 21 Feb 00)
• There's a PC in My Salt Shaker (Wired, 19 Feb 00)
• Companies Revving to Produce Appliances for the "Smart Home" (Washington Post, 18 Jan 00)
• Ford and GM Preparing E-Cars for Market (NY Times, 16 Jan 00)
• Sony Working With GM on E-Car (C|Net News.com, 7 Jan 00)
• Seton Hall's Conference on Ubiquitous Computing (6-8 Jan 00)
• Designing the Invisible Computer (NY Times, 28 Oct 99)
• The Next Wave: Everything Connected (Newsweek, 25 Oct 99)
• Intelligent Devices, Always Connected (InfoWorld, 25 Oct 99)
• The Oxygen Project (Scientific American, Aug 99)
• Cyberhomes on the Horizon? (C|Net News.com, 30 Apr 98)

• Researchers: It's Time for Intelligent Robots (BBC, 25 Jan 01)

• Robot Heart Surgery Set for UK (BBC, 8 Jan 01)

• Robotic Cat is Toy Hit of the Holidays (NY Times, 29 Dec 00 - free registration required)

• Artificial Intelligence Hasn't Peaked Yet (NY Times, 28 Dec 00 - free registration required)

• Robots Lay Fiber-Optics in City Sewers (USA Today, 27 Nov 00)

• Robots More Common on Factory Floor (Economist, 19 Oct 00)

• Robots That Bounce Like Grasshoppers (New Scientist, 18 Oct 00)
• Robot Toys and Buddies in Our Future (Salon, 13 Oct 00)
• Snakebots Soon to Slither Through Solar System (ENN, 13 Oct 00)
• Robo-Dog to Fetch Profit for Sony (Reuters, 12 Oct 00)
• Go Robot: Here Come the Mechanical Monsters (Washington Post, 6 Oct 00)
• Sony to Launch New Pet Robot by Year's End (Reuters, 5 Oct 00)
• Giving Robots The Sense Of Touch That Humans Have (UniSci, 25 Sep 00)
• New Book Asks Why Roboticists Are Building Machines in Their Own Image (Salon, 14 Sep 00)
• Can Robots Rule the World? Not Yet (NY Times, 12 Sep 00)
• Aping Biology, Computer Guides Automated Evolution of a Robot (NY Times, 31 Aug 00 - free registration required)
• Inventor Builds Gun-Wielding Robot (London Times, 31 Aug 00)
• Robots Create Revolution in Evolution (London Guardian, 31 Aug 00)
• Thai 'Robocop' Tools Up (BBC, 31 Aug 00)
• RESEARCH PAPER: Automatic Design and Manufacture of Robotic Lifeforms (Nature, 31 Aug 00)
• VIDEO: See the computer-controlled evolution of robots (Nature, 31 Aug 00)
• Competition for Rescue Robots (Discovery.com, 2 Aug 00)
• New Robotic Wheelchair Designed for the Real World (Wired, 27 Jul 00)
• New Toy Robot Can Power Itself With Meat (New Scientist, 22 Jul 00)
• Computer Taught Itself Checkers (NY Times, 25 Jul 00)
• VIDEO: Watch a Robot Walk on Two Legs (Associated Press, 24 Jul 00)
• Do You Want Software Deciding Who Gets Your Attention? (Salon, 18 Jul 00)
• World's First Armed Roboguard (Bangkok Post, 17 Aug 00)
• Microsoft Sees Software "Agent" as Way to Avoid Distractions (NY Times, 17 Jul 00 - free registration required)
• FDA OKs Robotic Surgery (Wired, 12 Jul 00)
• Human-Shaped Robot Wows Japanese (BBC, 1 Jul 00)

• Net Becoming a Global Brain? (New Scientist, 24 Jun 00)

• Brain-Like Circuit Could Lead to More Complex Computers (Reuters, 21 Jun 00)

• "Robonaut" Prepares for Spacewalking Duties (CNN, 13 Jun 00)

• Slave to the Machine (SpaceDaily, 12 Jun 00)

• Animal-Like Robots Could Explore Planets (Space.com, 7 Jun 00)

• Robotic Short Order Cook Amazes Restaurateurs (Chicago Tribune, 22 May 00)

• Chess-Playing Computer Sparks Animosity (BBC, 8 May 00)

• Autonomous Robotic Wheelchairs Premiered (New Scientist, 6 May 00)

• The Future: Robots to Drive Taxis and Rescue People from Fires (London Guardian, 1 May 00)

• German Robot "Klaus" Passes Driving Test (Reuters, 31 Mar 00)

• The Future of Humanoid Robots (Discover, Mar 00)

• Engineers Strive to Build Robots That Work Together (San Jose Mercury-News, 6 Mar 00)
• Robot Monkey Can Swing Across "Branches" (BBC, 2 Feb 00)
• "Nomad" Robot Searches Antarctica for - and Finds - Meteorites (Carnegie Mellon University) 
• Trends in AI (CNN, Nov 99)
• Neural Net Demonstrates Superhuman Speech Recognition (USC, 30 Sep 99)
• A photo-essay on robots, including some that can change facial expressions and can be used underwater (Business Week, 13 Dec 99)
• The Liquid Genius of Tomorrow's Robots (New Scientist, 25 Sep 99)
• NEC Develops Friendly, Walkin' Talkin' People Partner Personal Robot (31 Aug 99)
• Scientists at MIT and in Japan Create Different Robot Fish (various sources, through 25 Feb 99)
• March of the Biobots (New Scientist, 5 Dec 98)

* Cool Robot of the Week (NASA)
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Artificial Intelligence, Robotics

Coming Soon: Space Tourism
(various sources through 16 Feb 01)
Will ordinary people be taking trips to space soon? One American millionaire is willing to pay the Russians $20 million to visit space in the first half of 2001.  A U.S. company will start offering high-altitude trips (not quite reaching Earth's orbit) within the next five years. And a Japanese venture hopes to have a space-touring service operational by 2016.

• Russians Determined to Launch Tito Despite Objections (Space.com, 16 Feb 01)
• $20 Million Buys Tour of the Final Frontier (Washington Post, 7 Feb 01)
• Space Tourist Begins Final Training (BBC, 4 Feb 01)

• Space Station Life Noisy and Hectic, But Never Dull (Associated Press, 24 Jan 01)

• Extremely Efficient Nuclear Fuel Could Take Man to Mars in Just Two Weeks (Science Daily, 3 Jan 01)

• BBC Gameshow to Send Winners to Space (London Independent, 14 Jan 01)

• Scientists Bring Light to Full Stop, Hold It, Then Send It on Its Way (NY Times, 18 Jan 01 - free registration required)

• College Students Building Space Probe (Business Week, 2 Jan 01)

• Mir Space Station Slips in and Out of Radio Contact (Washington Post, 26 Dec 00)

• Internet Blasts Off for Outer Space (UK Register, 3 Nov 00)

• First Crew Moving In (Washington Post, 30 Oct 00)
• First Space Station Crew Hours from Liftoff (CNN, 30 Oct 00)

• Russian Spaceship Sold Online (Upside, 27 Oct 00)

• NASA Unveils New Mars Exploration Plan (CNN, 26 Oct 00)

• Balancing the Rights of Possible Martian Life Against Human Exploration (SpaceDaily, 23 Oct 00)

• Russia Plans (Again) to Scrap Mir Station (CNN, 23 Oct 00)

• China Joins Space Race with Robot Trip to Moon (London Independent, 20 Oct 00)

• Bouncing Robots for Planetary Exploration (New Scientist, 18 Oct 00)
• Snakebots Soon to Slither Through Solar System (ENN, 13 Oct 00)

• Can Mars Be Terraformed? (Wired, 11 Oct 00)

• Who Owns the Garbage on the Moon? (ABCNews, 28 Sep 00)

• NASA Funding Anti-Gravity Research (Space.com, 28 Sep 00)

• Robotic Pair Planned as First Lunar Colonists (Space.com, 18 Sep 00)

• Build Your Own Spaceship (New Scientist, 16 Sep 00)

• Milestone in Effort to Map Killer Asteroids (Space.com, 7 Aug 00)

• Extended Living in Space Would Seriously Damage Health (BBC, 12 Jul 00)

• Arctic Mars Simulation Faces Major Setback (MSNBC, 11 Jul 00)

• Scientists Plot Map of Asteroids That Could Threaten Earth (CNN, 28 Jun 00)

• Winning the Next Space Race - for Tourism (Wired, 26 Jun 00)

• NASA Has Found Evidence of Liquid Water on Mars (Space.com, 21 Jun 00)

• New Plasma Rockets May Halve Time Required for Mars Trip (NASA, Jun 00)

• Spacewalkers Suit Up With Advanced Jet Packs (Space.com, 21 May 00)

• Space Mission Debris Rains from Sky (Space.com, 10 May 00)

• Hubble Telescope Turns 10 Years Old (CNN, 24 Apr 00)

• First Privately-Funded Manned Space Mission Blasts Off for Mir (CNN, 4 Apr 00)

• Mars Effort Overhauled After Goof (MSNBC, 28 Mar 00)

• Net Father Sees Interplanetary Internet (Chronicle of Higher Education, 15 Mar 00)

• Space: No Air, No Gravity, No Taxes? (Space.com, 11 Mar 00)

• Russians Test Revolutionary Reusable Spacecraft (CNN, 9 Feb 00)

• OPINION: On to Mars (Weekly Standard, 31 Jan 00)

• Russia & U.S. Will Bring a Commercial Venture to the Space Station (Space.com, 10 Dec 99)

• Mars "Internet" Could Help Future Missions Phone Home (Space.com, 7 Dec 99)

• How to Make Interstellar Travel Possible (MSNBC, 22 Oct 99)

• Proposal for an Interstellar Spaceship (ABCNews, 14 Jan 99)

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Astronomy, Space

• New "Virtualized Reality" TV Premieres During Superbowl (Science Daily, 26 Jan 01)

• Scientists Cook Up Virtual Sex Technology (IDG, 19 Jan 01)

• The Virtual Reality Shrink (Salon, 9 Jan 01)

• Shrinking Scientists -- Virtually (MSNBC, 15 Jan 01)

• Three Dimensional Image Greets Shoppers in New York (CBS News, 23 Dec 00)

• Net World Gets a Whiff of Click & Sniff (TechWeb, 26 Oct 00)

• Cybersphere Brings Star Trek's 'Holodeck' Closer to Reality (SpaceDaily, 23 Oct 00)

• Virtual Reality Teachers in a Decade? (Inter@ctive Week, 9 Oct 00)

• "3D Printers" in Development (New Scientist, 30 Sep 00)

• CBS Sued for Computerized Logo Switch (Law.com, 28 Sep 00)

• Click-and-Sniff Computers Due Soon (Reuters, 7 Sep 00)

• Virtual Presidential Candidate Steps Up to Podium (C|Net News.com, 13 Sep 00)
• Virtual Reality Cures Fear of Flying (USA Today, 18 Aug 00)
• 3-D That Could Transform the Web (Business Week, 10 Aug 00)
• Lying With Pixels (MIT Tech Review, Jul-Aug 00)