Posted inPress Release Astronomers recreate billion years in life of solar system to uncover orbital mystery of giant planets’ tiny moons by SpaceRef EditorDecember 3, 2001
Posted inPress Release Arecibo Observatory to receive prestigious award at Nov. 3 ceremony by SpaceRef EditorNovember 2, 2001
Posted inPress Release Success of Mars Odyssey satellite puts key communications link in place for Cornell-led Rover mission in 2003 by SpaceRef EditorOctober 24, 2001
Posted inPress Release First detailed mapping of asteroid 433 Eros finds most large rocks on surface were ejected from single crater by SpaceRef EditorSeptember 26, 2001
Posted inPress Release Online physics archive that is transforming global science communication, ‘arXiv.org,’ is moving from Los Alamos to Cornell University by SpaceRef EditorJuly 20, 2001
Posted inPress Release Instruments aboard CONTOUR spacecraft will provide first surface ‘fingerprint’ of comet nucleus by SpaceRef EditorJune 13, 2001
Posted inPress Release Cornell astronomers use the Arecibo Observatory to reveal radio beacons, called OH megamasers, that yield galactic clues June 5, 2001
Posted inPress Release Cornell astronomers use the Arecibo Observatory to reveal radio beacons, called OH megamasers, that yield galactic clues by SpaceRef EditorJune 5, 2001
Posted inPress Release Arecibo finds radio beacons from colliding galaxies by SpaceRef EditorJune 4, 2001
Posted inPress Release Cornell cosmologist Thomas Gold revives old debate about moon to explain movement of dust into craters of asteroid Eros by SpaceRef EditorApril 9, 2001
