Science & Technology

• NASA Rovers, Mars Orbiter Changing Understanding of Mars, December 29, 2006

• After Discovery Mission, Space Station Construction Progresses, December 22, 2006

• U.S. Intensifies Efforts for Worldwide Internet Freedom, December 20, 2006

• Space Shuttle Lifts Off in First Night Launch Since Columbia Accident, December 9, 2006

• Press Group Cites 13 Countries for Restricting Online Free Expression, November 8, 2006

• Space Shuttle on Schedule for December Night Launch, November 6, 2006

• American Museums Offer Online Resources for Teachers, October 31, 2006

• NASA Approves Repair Mission for Hubble Space Telescope, October 31, 2006

• NASA Posts Panorama To Celebrate Rover's 1,000th Martian Day, October 26, 2006

• Information Technology Critical in Development, Expert Says, October 25, 2006

• NASA Launches First Three-Dimensional Solar Imaging Mission, October 25, 2006

• NASA Orbiter Reveals New Details of Mars, October 16, 2006

• Satellite Launch Is Milestone in U.S.-European Cooperation, October 16, 2006

• Future of Space Exploration Depends on International Cooperation, October 11, 2006

• NASA Finds Saturn Moons Might Be Creating New Rings, October 11, 2006

• NASA's Rover Sends Detailed New Photos from Martian Surface, October 6, 2006

• Azeri Teens Premier Digital Stories at State Department, September 26, 2006

• Space Station Construction Resumes with Successful Atlantis Mission, September 21, 2006

• Iranian-Born American Is World's First Muslim Woman in Space, September 20, 2006

• 14th Space Station Crew Launches from Baikonur Cosmodrome, September 18, 2006

• NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Reaches Science Orbit, September 12, 2006

• Space Station Assembly Resumes with Atlantis Launch, September 9, 2006

• NASA Rover Approaches Victoria crater on Mars, September 6, 2006

• Atlantis Prepares for September 6 Launch, September 2, 2006

• NASA Study Identifies Factors That Limit Growth of Ocean Plants, August 31, 2006

• Global Response to Ozone Hole Is "Unprecedented" Success, August 22, 2006

• Satellite Data Show Gravity Change from 2004 Sumatra Earthquake, August 3, 2006

• Telecommunications Benefiting Development, Experts Say, August 3, 2006

• Methane Lakes Dot Surface of Saturn's Moon, July 28, 2006

• Cassini Mission Reveals Saturn's Moon has Earthly Features, July 24, 2006

• NASA Marks 30th Anniversary of Mars Viking Mission, July 21, 2006

• Space Shuttle Discovery Returns to Earth, July 17, 2006

• Online Social Networks Can Create New Forms of Community, July 11, 2006

• Shuttle Astronauts Complete Successful Seven-Hour Spacewalk, July 08, 2006

• Space Shuttle Discovery Successfully Docks with Space Station, July 06, 2006

• NASA's Discovery First Shuttle To Launch on July 4, July 4, 2006

• Global Positioning System Can Aid Tsunami Detection, July 03, 2006

• NASA Cassini Spacecraft Marks Mission Halfway Point, June 27, 2006

• U.S. Space, Science Agencies Simulate Sun's Corona, June 26, 2006

• NASA Astronaut Holds Webchat with International Audience, June 23, 2006

• NASA Gives Final "Go" for Space Shuttle Discovery July 1 Launch, June 17, 2006

• U.S. Army Tests Mobile Robotic Surgery, June 6, 2006

• NASA Welcomes European Space Station Module, June 2, 2006

• U.S. Agencies Launch New Environmental Satellite, May 25, 2006

• NASA, Partners Release New Movies of Saturn Moon Titan, May 4, 2006

• NASA Announces 14th International Space Station Crew, May 2, 2006

• NASA Satellites Will Study Weather, Climate, Air Quality, April 28, 2006

• United States, OECD Want More Global Action Against Spam E-Mail, April 19, 2006

• NASA Releases First Mars Images from Two Orbiter Cameras, April 13, 2006

• State Department Official Says Internet Aids Spread of Democracy, April 11, 2006

• NASA Chooses New Spacecraft To Search for Water on Moon, April 10, 2006

• NASA Helps Find Great Barrier Reef Coral Bleaching, April 5, 2006

• NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Begins Adjusting Orbit, April 3, 2006

• New Crew Docks with International Space Station, April 3, 2006

• Cassini Finds Evidence of Small Moons Among Saturn's Rings, March 29, 2006

• NASA Prepares for Space Exploration in Undersea Lab, March 28, 2006

• NASA's New Mars Orbiter Returns Test Images, March 23, 2006

• U.S. Commerce Secretary Announces New Nanotechnology Center, March 20, 2006

• Disappearing Saturn Ring Spokes Might Return, Scientists Say, March 17, 2006

• NASA Mars Rovers Need Special Care for Martian Winter, March 17, 2006

• "Wired" Imam of Mali Connects to Outside World with U.S. Help, March 16, 2006

• NASA Study Links Smog to Arctic Warming, March 16, 2006

• United States Funds Studies on Nanotechnology Safety, Health, March 16, 2006

• NASA Announces July Launch Window for Next Space Shuttle Mission, March 14, 2006

• NASA Releases Mosaic of Vast Martian Canyon, March 13, 2006

• NASA Stardust Findings May Change View of Comet Formation, March 13, 2006

• NASA Spacecraft Begins Five-Year Mars Mission, March 10, 2006

• International Mission Finds Potential Water on Saturn Moon, March 9, 2006

• NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Approaches Red Planet, March 8, 2006

• NASA Survey Confirms Climate Effect on Polar Ice Sheets, March 8, 2006

• Progress Made in Using Hydrogen as Fuel for Cars, Electronics, March 6, 2006

• Scientists Issue Precise Forecast of Next Sunspot Cycle, March 6, 2006

• International Partners Predict Space Station Completion by 2010, March 2, 2006

• NASA Managers Target May for Next Shuttle Launch, February 28, 2006

• Hubble Space Telescope Confirms New Pluto Moons, February 22, 2006

• Scientists Analyze Comet Dust from NASA Stardust Mission, February 20, 2006

• Nanotechnology Developments Prompt Public Policy Questions, February 15, 2006

• NASA, University Scientists Uncover Lost Maya Ruins from Space, February 15, 2006

• Cassini Cameras Spot Powerful Lightning Storm on Saturn, February 14, 2006

• Ensuring Internet Freedom Is Top Priority, State Official Says, February 14, 2006

• U.S. Landsat Earth-Imaging Satellite Resumes Operations, January 30, 2006

• Internet Freedom of Speech Must Be Preserved, Says U.S. Scholar, January 24, 2006

• NASA Mars Rovers Advance Understanding of Red Planet, January 24, 2006

• NASA New Horizons Spacecraft on Its Way to Pluto, January 19, 2006

• United States To Use Better Technology for Security, Hospitality, January 17, 2006

• NASA Stardust Mission Capsule Brings Comet Dust to Earth, January 15, 2006

• NASA Announces Next International Space Station Crew, January 5, 2006