31 July 2006

• Mars' dust storms may produce peroxide snow
• Microbial diversity in the deep sea and the underexplored "rare biosphere"
• Stardust@home launches Aug. 1

27 July 2006

• Cassini finds lakes on Titan's arctic region
• NASA reports that methane drizzles on Saturn's moon, Titan
• Searching for aliens

26 July 2006

• Protons from the Sun: what you can't see can hurt you in space

25 July 2006

• Gas escaping from ocean floor may drive global warming
• Mars Rover team weary but hanging in after 900 sols
• Molecular evidence for deep evolutionary roots of bilaterality in animal development
• New CO₂ data invert current ice-age theory
• Scientists to sequence neanderthal DNA
• Titan's pebbles "seen" by Huygens radio

24 July 2006

• Lakes on Titan
• Models show one nearby star system could host Earth-like planet
• Earth dropped from NASA mission statement
• NASA vision plans doomed, space advocacy group reports
• Planet-forming disks might put the brakes on stars

21 July 2006

• Darwin for all seasons
• Sunning frozen soil

20 July 2006

• Is SETI barking up the wrong tree?
• Project Orion to follow Apollo to the Moon

19 July 2006

• Cassini reveals an Earth-like land on Titan
• Cassini reveals Titan's Xanadu region to be an Earth-like land
• NAI Newsletter

18 July 2006

• Genesis 1 carrying a NASA experiment
• Is Proxima Centauri flying solo?
• The perils of being huge: why large creatures go extinct

17 July 2006

• Taking soil science to outer space
• Team envisions exploring Mars with mini probes
• The first star: things heated up quickly, scientists say

14 July 2006

• NASA marks 30th anniversary of Mars Viking Mission
• Scientists gaining clearer picture of comet makeup and origin
• Spitzer spots building blocks of life in supernova remnant
• UFOs: true believers and truth seekers conference begins

13 July 2006

• NASA to test automated drilling rig in Arctic crater in Mars analog mission

11 July 2006

• Controlling robots that search for Mars life
• Large dinosaurs were extremely hot in their day, UF study finds
• Spirit spies meteorites?

10 July 2006

• Clemson space research explores bone loss

7 July 2006

• Enceladus exudes an air of mystery

6 July 2006

• Deliquescence in the Atacama
• NASA advised to revamp Mars plans
• NASA uses undersea lab to prep for future space exploration
• NAI Newsletter

5 July 2006

• Orbiting space shield could help to image Earth-like planets, says CU study
• Oxygen trapped in Europa’s icy surface may offer clues to moon’s habitability

2 July 2006

• Gravity is bone glue?

1 July 2006

• A reexamination of the Sudbury landing
• Acid saline lake systems give clues about past environments and the search for life on Mars
• Impact melt sheet formation on Mars and its implication for hydrothermal systems and exobiology