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	Worldwide Telescope One of the most amazing pieces of software we've ever seen. It's the Google Earth of space exploration and astonomy and then some. And best of all... it's FREE! Check out Worldwide Telescope today... a MUST for anyone who's ever looked up. CLICK HERE for the Worldwide Telescope from Microsoft. Is it Dusk On Earth? Just how bad is it... really... here on good ol' planet Earth? Are these the last days for us humans? Bill McKibben has some fascinating thoughts on the matter. Click here to read Dusk On Earth.
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	NASA Keep up to date on the latest steps humankind is taking in its efforts to become a space faring civilization. Learn about the International Space Station and NASA’s new fleet of moon/Mars ships that will take over the Space Shuttle’s job in the next decade. CLICK HERE to see a whole page full of video feeds from the Kennedy Space Center. CLICK HERE for the latest breaking news from NASA.
	CERN Housed in a 17 mile diameter circular tunnel beneath the French-Swiss border near Geneva, the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is the largest and most complex scientific instrument ever built. Experiments at the LHC will hopefully allow physicists to explain why the fundamental particles have the masses they have and how gravity works. CLICK HERE to see the latest news from the CERN Press Office
	Science Daily An obscure species of beetle could teach us how to produce brilliant white ultra-thin materials, according to a research team led by the University of Exeter. That's just one of the amazing new scientific breakthroughs revealed on Science Daily's home page. This site is a wondrous source of rich information. CLICK HERE to scan the latest headlines
	Science News for Kids Actually, the name of this site is a little misleading because the info presented is also great for adults. Besides the obvious topics; space, biology, and technology, the site also delivers a wealth of info about dinosaurs, math and physics, weather, transportation and myriad of other things. Make this a priority site for both your kids… and you.
	Bigelow Aerospace Did you know that there are THREE space stations in orbit? One, of course, is NASA's International Space Station (the good ol' ISS). The other two are Genesis 1 and 2, inflatable space stations, about the size of a small room, launched July 12, 2006 and June 28, 2007 by Bigelow Aerospace as a test of this type of habitat. They have pressurized interiors at 79 degrees F., lots of external internal cameras and several payloads. Visit their website for more info. CLICK HERE for today's HOT science and technology news update