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December 2003

2003: the year in astronomy and space

Fingerprint scanning and facial recognition for tourists - starting this week at all US airports

Person of the Year 2003 of the late scientist Ilan Ramon website

The discoveries of 2003: dark energy, the evolution of the Y chromosome and global warming

NASA has corrected the trajectory of the Spirit - the robot that is going to land this weekend on Mars

New hypothesis: Beagle 2 fell into a crater?

An urgent discussion tomorrow in the science committee in preparation for the passage of the law to extend the cloning ban for a second and third reading

Amos 2: The ignition sequence was delayed to save fuel

M. Weizmann: A substance produced inside the body will prevent the development of cancerous tumors

The Big Bang was recreated at the Technion

Following the launch of Amos 2: the number of active Israeli satellites reaches 5

The first joint space mission for Europe and China has been launched

In early January, Stardust will begin to feel the particles of Comet Wild 2

Dark matter bends light from a distant quasar

Baikonur: abandoned cities, abandoned buildings and advanced space technology

Amos 2: Igniting the satellite's engines this morning will be a critical step on the way to bringing the satellite into place

The scientists and engineers are still waiting to hear from Beagle 2

The space station: the eyes of the state

Predicting earthquakes two days in advance... is it possible?

Amos2: First signal at six in the morning * The antennas and solar collectors were deployed as planned * The engine will be fired tomorrow

A long-tailed moose joined the list of clones

The grandfather of all rhinos

Soot is responsible for a quarter of global warming

Amos 2 will be launched tomorrow, December 27, 2003 at 23:30 from Kazakhstan

Failed another attempt to listen to signals from Beagle 2 * The Europeans will take solace in the Mars Express

December 2003

2003: the year in astronomy and space

Fingerprint scanning and facial recognition for tourists - starting this week at all US airports

Person of the Year 2003 of the late scientist Ilan Ramon website

The discoveries of 2003: dark energy, the evolution of the Y chromosome and global warming

NASA has corrected the trajectory of the Spirit - the robot that is going to land this weekend on Mars

New hypothesis: Beagle 2 fell into a crater?

An urgent discussion tomorrow in the science committee in preparation for the passage of the law to extend the cloning ban for a second and third reading

Amos 2: The ignition sequence was delayed to save fuel

M. Weizmann: A substance produced inside the body will prevent the development of cancerous tumors

The Big Bang was recreated at the Technion

Following the launch of Amos 2: the number of active Israeli satellites reaches 5

The first joint space mission for Europe and China has been launched

In early January, Stardust will begin to feel the particles of Comet Wild 2

Dark matter bends light from a distant quasar

Baikonur: abandoned cities, abandoned buildings and advanced space technology

Amos 2: Igniting the satellite's engines this morning will be a critical step on the way to bringing the satellite into place

The scientists and engineers are still waiting to hear from Beagle 2

The space station: the eyes of the state

Predicting earthquakes two days in advance... is it possible?

Amos2: First signal at six in the morning * The antennas and solar collectors were deployed as planned * The engine will be fired tomorrow

A long-tailed moose joined the list of clones

The grandfather of all rhinos

Soot is responsible for a quarter of global warming

Amos 2 will be launched tomorrow, December 27, 2003 at 23:30 from Kazakhstan

Failed another attempt to listen to signals from Beagle 2 * The Europeans will take solace in the Mars Express

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