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Press Releases from 2004
Scientific Balloon Circles South Pole on Search for Antimatter
Going to Extremes: Pulsar Gives Insight on Ultra Dense Matter and
Magnetic Fields
Precocious Supermassive Black Holes Challenge Theories
NASA Successfully Launches SWIFT Satellite
Polaroid Sunglasses let Astronomers take a Closer Look at Black Holes
New NASA-Japanese Telescope Images Uncharted Wavelengths
Origin of Cosmic Rays Revealed with Gamma Rays
New NASA Satellite to Study Black Hole Birth and Gamma Ray Bursts
Scientists Zero in on Why Time Flows in One Direction
Chandra's Find of Lonely Halo Raises Questions about Dark Matter
As the World Turns, it Drags Space and Time
NASA's Observatories May Unravel 400-Year Old Supernova Mystery
NASA Scientist Inducted into the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences
After Trio of Explosions, Scientists Say Supernova is Imminent
Massive Merger of Galaxies is the Most Powerful on Record
The Mouse that Soared
High Energy Mystery lurks at the Galactic Centre
Cambridge Scientists Follow Doomed Matter on a Ride Around a Black Hole
Scientists Gain Glimpse of Bizarre Matter in a Neutron Star
Groundbreaking for Cosmic Ray Project
Deepest Image of Exploded Star Uncovers Bipolar Jets
Dramatic Difference Discovered in Behaviour of Matter and Antimatter
Europe: Swift Satellite to Catch Mysterious Bursts From Deep in the Cosmos
Swift Satellite to Catch Mysterious Bursts from Deep in the Cosmos
New Theory Links Neutrino's Slight Mass to Accelerating Universe
Expansion
X-Ray Outburst from Young Star in McNeil's Nebula
Scientists Spot Doughnut-Shaped Cloud with a Black Hole Filling
Dark Energy, Inflation and Neutrino Mass
ESA Uncovers Geminga's 'Hot Spot'
Chandra Looks Over A Cosmic Four-Leaf Clover
AAS's Pierce Prize to Dr. Neil Brandt, X-ray Astronomer
Chandra Turns Up the Heat in the Milky Way Center
"Blazar" Illuminates Era when Stars and Galaxies Formed
Key Theory of Galaxy Formation No Longer Conflicts with Observations
Smoking Gun Found for Gamma-Ray Burst in Milky Way
Call for Nominations to the David N. Schramm Science Journalism
Award
Chandra Opens New Line of Investigation on Dark Energy
Yale Scientist Says Clues to String Theory May be Visible in Big Bang
Aftermath
Giant Galaxy's Violent Past Comes into Focus
XMM-Newton detects X-ray 'solar cycle' in distant star
First Data from Deep Underground Experiment Narrows Search for
Dark Matter
Illuminating the "Dark Ages" of the Universe
Government Working Group Completes "Physics Of The Universe" Report
Scientists Announce Cosmic Ray Theory Breakthrough
An Invitation to Venture Beyond Einstein
at Stanford University May 12-14, 2004
Moon Titan Casts 'Once-in-a-Lifetime'Shadow
World's Most Precise Gyroscopes Ready to Test Einstein Theory
Lockheed Martin-Built Gravity Probe B Spacecraft Readied for Launch
Radio Astronomers Lift "Fog" on Milky Way's Dark Heart:
Black Hole Fits Inside Earth's Orbit
Astronomers Look Forward to 'Swift' Studies of Cataclysmic Explosions
Kavli Foundation donate $7.5 million to University of Chicago
for cosmological physics institute
X-Rays from Saturn Pose Puzzles
Particle Physicists Look to the Future
Towards a Better Understanding of the Early Universe
Enigmatic X-Ray Sources may Point to New Class of Black Holes
Information Paradox Solved? If so, Black Holes are "Fuzzballs"
Cosmic Dark Ages Lasted for More than a Billion Years
Scientist Watch "Movie" of Neutron Star Explosion in Real-Time
Gravitational Lens Reveals Heart of a Distant Galaxy
New Study Shows How Black Holes Get Their "Kicks"
Are Galaxy Clusters Corrupting the Echoes from the Big Bang?
Star Shows It Has the Right Stuff
Top High-Energy Astronomy Prize Awarded to Chandra X-ray Observatory Leaders
Squirty Star Imitates Black Hole
U.S., Japanese Universities to Build $18 Million Facility in Utah's Desert
"Physics Laboratory in Space" Gears Up for 2007 Launch
Cosmic Rays Made by Explosions That Form Black Holes and Gamma-Ray Bursts
Neutron Star, Turning Into Rare Ultra-Magnetic Object, Reveals Family Tree
Magnetars, the Most Magnetic Stars Known, More Common Than Previously Thought
Jets Spout Far Closer to Black Hole Than Thought, Scientists Say
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