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Private spacecraft to launch June 21

CNN, Wed June 02, 2004, comments (0)
The world's first privately built spacecraft is scheduled to leave Earth on June 21 and -- if successful -- usher in a new era of spaceflight for private enterprise.



“Fahrenheit” Finds Distributors

E! Online News, Wed June 02, 2004, comments (3)
Michael Moore's ready to launch some serious fireworks just in time for the Fourth of July. The Oscar-winning filmmaker's latest lightning rod of a documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11, has finally secured a U.S. release date. A consortium of indie studios will release the flick on June 25.



Missing Black Holes Found

Space.com, Tue June 01, 2004, comments (0)
Space - European researchers have found 30 previously hidden supermassive black holes anchoring faraway galaxies, which suggests there at least twice as many of the colossal gravity wells as thought.



Missing Black Holes Found

Space.com, Tue June 01, 2004, comments (0)
Space - European researchers have found 30 previously hidden supermassive black holes anchoring faraway galaxies, which suggests there at least twice as many of the colossal gravity wells as thought.



NASA Plans For Proposed Jupiter Mission

Washington - NASA has issued its mission design requirements to three industry teams for a proposed mission to Jupiter and its three icy moons. The requirements are also the first product formulated by NASA's new Office of Exploration Systems in Washington.



NASA Plans For Proposed Jupiter Mission

Washington - NASA has issued its mission design requirements to three industry teams for a proposed mission to Jupiter and its three icy moons. The requirements are also the first product formulated by NASA's new Office of Exploration Systems in Washington.



Nunavut moves to protect cultural heritage

CBC, Mon May 31, 2004, comments (0)
Iqaluit, Nunavat, Canada - The Nunavut government says it's stepping up efforts to protect the territory's artifacts, and its more than 7,000 known archaeological sites.



System converts smokestack heat to electricity

New Scientist, Mon May 31, 2004, comments (0)
A system designed to capture waste heat from industrial smokestacks and turn it into electricity could significantly boost the efficiency of power stations, drastically cutting carbon emissions, its inventors claim. It could also reduce the amount of toxic pollution released into the atmosphere.



California protects wireless users

CNN, Mon May 31, 2004, comments (0)
San Ramon, California - California became the first state in the nation to adopt consumer protections for cell phone customers last week.



Ireland hails success of smoking ban

Reuters UK, Mon May 31, 2004, comments (0)
Dublin, Ireland - Ireland has hailed its pioneering smoking ban as a success, after a report showed nearly all workplaces had complied with the new law.

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