28 April 2006

• Piecing Phoenix together

27 April 2006

• Europeans psych themselves up for a trip to Mars

25 April 2006

• An endangered oasis of aquatic microbial biodiversity in the Chihuahuan desert
• Evidence mounts for companion star to our sun
• Scientists polled on Solar System exploration program priorities

24 April 2006

• Martian clay
• Nanedi Valles valley system on Mars

23 April 2006

• China plans third manned space flight to fly in September 2008
• Daughters of Deep Impact
• Deflecting asteroids difficult but possible
• Life-marker chip planned for ESA Mars lander

21 April 2006

• Beta Pic's dust bunnies
• Global mineralogical and aqueous Mars history derived from OMEGA/Mars Express data
• NAI Newsletter

20 April 2006

• Mars Express’s OMEGA uncovers possible sites for life

19 April 2006

• NASA scientists study health benefits of exercise on astronauts
• One less thing to worry about

18 April 2006

• The Phoenix Mars mission lands at Pima Air & Space Museum
• Some like it hot

17 April 2006

• Dedicated SETI optical telescope starts work
• New insight into Earth’s early bombardment

14 April 2006

• Life slow enough to live on radioactivity

13 April 2006

• A microbial consortium couples anaerobic methane oxidation to denitrification
• Mars cameras debut as NASA craft adjusts orbit
• Radio astrobiology II

12 April 2006

• 45 years ago: mankind's first crewed spaceflight
• 108 minutes that changed the world
• Emerging ocean volcano has "moat of death"
• NASA Mars rovers head for new sites after studying layers
• Russian says Moon and Mars space targets by 2030
• U.S.-China cooperation: the great space debate
• Vision for space exploration facing critical juncture 

11 April 2006

• Building a hand-held lab-on-a-chip to simplify blood tests
• DNA's dark side
• Hubble finds "tenth planet" slightly larger than Pluto
• NASA solicits ideas for exploration of the Moon

10 April 2006

• "Happy face" crater on Mars
• In search of water, NASA spacecraft to hit the Moon
• NAI Newsletter

7 April 2006

• HiRISE team releases first processed images from powerful new camera orbiting Mars
• Life on martian meteorites (mp3 audio)

6 April 2006

• "Irreducible complexity" explained
• Newfound fossil is transitional between fish and landlubbers
• Soggy sands of Mars?

5 April 2006

• Former astronaut details Mars trip hazards
• NASA's Spitzer finds hints of planet birth around dead star
• Phoenix Mars Lander: getting down and dirty on the red planet
• Space agency's 2020 vision shortsighted, say campus astronomers

4 April 2006

• Mars Challenge focuses young minds on protecting humans in space
• Spirit struggles to survive the martian winter
• X-rays reveal 250,000 tons of water released by Deep Impact

3 April 2006

• ASGSB winter newsletter
• Asteroids: treasures of the past and a threat to the future
• Encore for Enceladus! Saturn moon ripe for astrobiology exploration
• Jodrell Bank astronomers spy giant alcohol cloud

1 April 2006

• Bacillus endospores isolated from granite: close molecular relationships to globally distributed Bacillus spp. from endolithic and extreme environments
• On the sublimation of ice particles on the surface of Mars; with applications to the 2007/8 Phoenix Scout mission
• Possible remnants of a frozen mud lake in southern Elysium, Mars