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CCNet 78/2001 - 13 June 2001
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"Two centuries since the first asteroid, Ceres, was spotted, space
rocks are becoming identified as forces that mould our planet, wiping out species or crowning them, in a brutal act of death and creation."
-- Agence France-Press, 9 June 2001

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1. ASTEROIDS CAST AS THE BRINGERS OF DEATH -- AND LIFE . . .
Andrew Yee

2. NEWLY-FOUND METEORITE MAY POINT TO WATER UNDER MARTIAN SURFACE . . .
Andrew Yee

3. CONES ON MARS . . .
Andrew Yee

4. WIND BLOWS WEST ON TITAN . . .
Andrew Yee

5. ASTEROIDS 2001 . . .
Andy Smith

6. ARTHUR C CLARK STANDS BY HIS BELIEF IN LIFE ON MARS . . .
Space.com, 7 June 2001

7. 100KM CIRCULAR FEATURE OFF THE COAST OF VIETNAM . . .
Peter Haines

8. WELCOME TO SLOAN AND SUBARU . . .
Andy Smith

9. IMPACTS & TSUNAMI . . .
Worth Crouch

10. MULTIPLE IMPACTS AT THE TR/J EXTINCTION BOUNDARY?
Hermann Burchard

And Finally:
11. 2300BC CATASTROPHE . . .
Alasdair Beal

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