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CCNet News Items -- The past ain’t what it used to be...?

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CCNet 73/2001 - 31 May 2001
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"Chemicals trapped in ancient glacial or polar ice can move substantial distances within the ice, according to new evidence from University of Washington researchers. That means past analyses of historic climate changes, gleaned from ice core samples, might not be entirely accurate."
-- Sandra Hines, University of Washington, 30 May 2001

"What fascinated me personally about [Deep Impact] is, as the design went through, it became clear how little we truly know about comet interiors."
-- Tom Morgan, program scientist for Deep Impact, 30 May 2001


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1. NEAR-EARTH ASTEROID IS TWO CHUNKS IN ONE . . .
Ron Baalke

2. COMET P/2001 J1 (NEAT) = COMET BIELA?
Ron Baalke

3. COMET P/2001 J1 (NEAT) . . .
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION Circular No. 7635

4. COMET P/2001 J1 (NEAT) AND 3D/BIELA . . .
Brian G. Marsden

5. NO ACTIVITY FROM COMET SCHWASSMANN-WACHMANN 3 IN 2001 . . .
Rainer Arlt

6. SCIENTIST NOW HAS DATE WITH A COMET . . .
The Baltimore Sun, 30 May 2001

7. ANCIENT CLIMATE RECORDS MAY BE FATALLY FLAWED . . .
Andrew Yee

8. TROPICAL CLACIERS FORMED WHILE EARTH WAS GIANT SNOWBALL . . .
Andrew Yee

9. TNO (20000) VARUNA . . .
Javier Andres Licandro Goldaracena

10. THE ORIGIN OF ACUSTIC BOMB-DETECTION SYSTEMS & UFO MYTHOLOGY . . .
Rolf Sinclair

11. IMPACT SEQUENCE IN THE GEOLOGICAL RECORD . . .
Duncan A. Lunan

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