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CCNet News Items -- Astronomers Detect Sudden Climate Change on Pluto - Blame the U.S. :-) . . .

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CCNet 98/2002 - 21 August 2002
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"I have a finely tuned bullshit detector and I don't see the point in wasting time with frauds, egos and those who talk a lot but deliver little. In the bush, you don't dance around and make a fuss, you call it as it is and get on with the job."
-- Ian Plimer, unrepentant skeptic and troublemaker - winner of the Eureka Science Book Prize

"Pluto's atmosphere is undergoing global cooling, while other data indicates that the surface seems to be getting slightly warmer... We cannot fully explain what has caused these dramatic changes to Pluto's atmosphere."
-- Marc Buie, Lowell Observatory

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1. LANDING ON A COSMIC ICEBERG . . .
Andrew Yee

• ASTEROID MAKES PASS AT EARTH . . .
Oshkosh Northwestern, 18 August 2002

• "NY40 IMPACT RISK IN 2002"? NOT AT ALL, BUT HERE IS THE ORIGINAL SOURCE OF THE MINI-SCARE . . .
Associated Press, AUGUST 16, 16:23 ET

• BRIGHT FORECAST FOR 2002 LEONID METEOR SHOWER IN NOVEMBER . . .
Space.com, 20 August 2002

• STARDUST CRAFT ON TRAIL OF A COMET . . .
Boston Globe, 20 August 2002

• ROCKS, RELIGION AND A SHORT HISTORY OF PLANET EARTH . . .
Andrew Yee

• OPINION: A UNIQUE SPACE ODYSSEY WITH NO END . . .
The Times, 21 August 2002

• RE-CREATING EDEN: HOW HUMANS MAY BRING EXTINCT SPECIES BACK TO LIFE . . .
The Times, 19 August 2002

...And, Finally:

• ASTRONOMERS DETECT SUDDEN CLIMATE CHANGE ON PLUTO - BLAME THE U.S. :-) . . .
Andrew Yee

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