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98-217	QSS GROUP, INC. HAS BEEN SELECTED TO PROVIDE ENGINEERING SERVICES TO GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 10 December 1998	Press Release 98-217
98-216
98-215	ROSAT X-RAY TELESCOPE MISSION COMES TO AN END 09 December 1998	Press Release 98-215
98-214
98-213	SOLAR WIND SQUEEZES SOME OF EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE INTO SPACE 08 December 1998	Press Release 98-213 For more information, click here.
98-212	EARTH'S OWN MAGNETOSPHERE, NOT SOLAR WIND, ACCELERATES THE PARTICLES OF THE RADIATION BELTS 07 December 1998	Press Release 98-212 For images, movies, and captions associated with this release, click here.
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98-210	WHEN THE SUN "SNEEZES," ACE TAKES ITS TEMPERATURE 06 December 1998	Press Release 98-210 For more information about ACE, click here. For more information about solar flares and their effects on Earth, click here.
98-209	LASER PROVIDES FIRST 3-D VIEW OF MARS' NORTH POLE 06 December 1998	Press Release 98-209 For more information about MOLA and images created from its measurements of the north pole, click here. For a color image of the north pole from the camera aboard Mars Global Surveyor, click here.
98-208	NASA’S EARTH SCIENCE PROGRAM-1998 FALL AGU TIP SHEET 06 December 1998	Press Release 98-208
98-207	NASA MONITORS SMOG POLLUTION FROM TROPICAL FIRES 07 December 1998	Press Release 98-207 For more information, click here.
98-206	THE FIRST EL NIÑO OBSERVED AND FORECASTED FROM START TO FINISH: WHAT WAS LEARNED? 06 December 1998	Press Release 98-206 For information, click here. For more information, click here. For images, click here.
H98-216	NASA ANNOUNCES SMALL BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER SELECTIONS 04 December 1998	Press Release H98-216
98-199	SHORT LIVED MOLECULE FIRST SEEN IN ATMOSPHERE OF NEPTUNE 27 November 1998	Press Release 98-199
98-198	SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES SHOW X-RAY PATTERNS SIMILAR TO SMALLER BLACK HOLES -- MAY DETERMINE BLACK HOLE MASS 25 November 1998	Press Release 98-198
98-197	SUBMILLIMETER WAVE ASTRONOMY SATELLITE TO STUDY STAR FORMATION 25 November 1998	Press Release 98-197 For more information about SWAS, click here. SMEX website For additional information about SWAS, click here.
98-190 HQ 98-212	TRMM COMPLETES ONE YEAR OF DRAMATIC WEATHER OBSERVATIONS 24 November 1998	Press Release 98-190 TRMM website
98-189	RAINFALL, NOT HUMANS, CONTROLS THE SIZE OF THE SAHARA 24 November 1998	Press Release 98-189
H98-206	THE UNIVERSE "DOWN UNDER" IS THE TARGET OF HUBBLE'S LATEST DEEP-VIEW 23 November 1998	Press Release H98-206 For images and photo captions associated with this release, visit the following websites: http://oposite.stsci.edu/ pubinfo/1998/41 http://oposite.stsci.edu/ pubinfo/latest.html http://oposite.stsci.edu/ pubinfo/pictures.html For higher resolution digital images, click here. For TIFF image files, click here.
98-188	LANDSAT-7 LAUNCH SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 15 19 November 1998	Press Release 98-188
98-187	NASA SELECTS TWO COMPANIES TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR GODDARD'S EARTH SCIENCES DIRECTORATE 18 November 1998	Press Release 98-187
98-186	GODDARD SCIENTIST RECEIVES NORDBERG AWARD FOR HIS CONTRIBUTION TO UNDERSTANDING POLAR OZONE DEPLETION 13 November 1998	Press Release 98-186
HQ 98-203	FIVE DISCOVERY MISSION PROPOSALS SELECTED FOR FEASIBILITY STUDIES 12 November 1998	Press Release H98-203
W98-26	NASA LOOKS TO FUTURE SCIENCE EXPLORATION USING ULTRA-LONG DURATION BALLOON 12 November 1998	Press Release W98-26 For more information about NASA’s Balloon Program, click here.
98-185 (HQ 98-201)	NASA TECHNOLOGY HELPS SMITHSONIAN PRESERVE THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER 10 November 1998	Press Release 98-185 For more information, click here.
98-184	GODDARD SPACECRAFT PREPARED FOR ENCOUNTER WITH LEONID METEOR STORM 09 November 1998	Press Release 98-184 More information on the Leonid meteor storm can be found at these web sites. http://www.aero.org/ leonid/index.html http://www-space.arc. nasa.gov/~leonid/ http://leroy.cc.uregina.ca/ ~astro/Leonids/Leo_1.html
98-183	ULTRA LONG DURATION BALLOON TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK AT GODDARD 04 November 1998	Press Release 98-183 For more details on the ULDB project, click here.
98-182	GODDARD SELECTS CONTRACTOR EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS 03 November 1998	Press Release 98-182
HQ 98-198	TRIANA MISSION SELECTED 27 October 1998	Press Release H98-198
98-181	GREENHOUSE GAS RATE APPEARS SLOWER 27 October 1998	Press Release 98-181
98-180	NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER SELECTS RMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC. TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 22 October 1998	Press Release 98-180
98-179	IMP-8 SPACECRAFT CELEBRATES 25 YEARS ON DUTY 22 October 1998	Press Release 98-179
98-172 HQ 98-190	SOHO IS NEARLY BACK IN BUSINESS 14 October 1998	HQ Press Release 98-190 For the first EIT image taken in the Fe IX/X line at 171 A, click here. For an MDI image, click here. For the latest SOHO EIT images, click here. For details about the operations and about SOHO in general, click here or here. For information on the recovery of SOHO, click here.
98-169	NASA SCIENTISTS TO STUDY POSSIBLE IMPACT CRATER -- Students to take "virtual field" trip via Internet 08 October 1998	Press Release 98-169
98-171 HQ 98-179	HUBBLE GOES TO THE LIMIT IN SEARCH OF FARTHEST GALAXIES 06 October 1998	HQ Press Release 98-179
98-170	1998 ANTARCTIC "OZONE HOLE" 06 October 1998	Goddard Press Release TOMS website For more information, click here.
98-158 98-168	Note to Editors on STS-95	Historic John Glenn Flight To Feature Maryland And Goddard Science Experiments Release 98-158
98-157	MARKLEY RECEIVES MOE I. SCHNEEBAUM AWARD FOR ENGINEERING 06 October 1998	Release 98-157
98-156	GODDARD CELEBRATES COMMUNITY DAY 23 September 1998	Release 98-156
c98-p	LOCKHEED MARTIN SPACE OPERATIONS CO. AWARDED CONTRACT TO MANAGE NASA'S SPACE OPERATIONS 25 September 1998	Release c98-p
98-155	SEAWIFS COMPLETES A YEAR OF REMARKABLE EARTH OBSERVATIONS 17 September 1998	Release 98-155 For SEAWIFS images from this mission, click here.
98-154	ENGINEERS SUCCESSFULLY REGAIN CONTROL OF SOHO SPACECRAFT 17 September 1998	Release 98-154 For more information about the operations, and about SOHO in general, click here and here.
98-153	GODDARD CELEBRATES COMMUNITY DAY 17 September 1998	Release 98-153
HQ 98-153	FAR-FLUNG GALAXY CLUSTERS MAY REVEAL FATE OF UNIVERSE 27 August 1998	Release H98-153
HQ 98-151	NASA SELECTS 25 INNOVATIVE SMALL BUSINESS PROJECTS 17 August 1998	Release H98-151 For a printed list of companies selected for the program, click here.
98-151 98-152P	SCIENTISTS OBSERVE TALL CHIMNEY CLOUD IN HURRICANE BONNIE 01 September 1998	Release 98-151 Release 98-152P TRMM website For higher resolution images, click here.
98-150	NASA TECHNOLOGY INSTRUMENTAL IN LIFE-SAVING 27 August 1998	Release 98-150
98-149	GODDARD HOSTS KIDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COLLABORATIVE FORUM 20 August 1998	Release 98-149
H98-147	HIGH-ALTITUDE HURRICANE STUDY COULD SAVE LIVES AND MONEY 12 August 1998	Release H98-147 CAMEX-3 Homepage For more CAMEX-3 facts, click here.
98-148	NEW INFORMATION FROM SOHO INCREASES CHANCES FOR RECOVERY 11 August 1998	Release 98-148 For more information on SOHO, including mission status reports, click here or here.
98-147	NOTE TO EDITORS: GODDARD SPONSORS A SAFETY AWARENESS DAY 10 August 1998	Release N98-147
N98-51	NASA SCIENTISTS TO HOLD MEDIA BRIEFING ON UPCOMING HURRICANE RESEARCH 07 August 1998	Release N98-51 GOES "HOT STUFF" Website
W98-018	NASA Wallops Flight Facility to Launch Student Balloons 06 August 1998	Wallops Release 98-018 Wallops Homepage For real-time flight images, click here.
98-146	SOHO SPACECRAFT CONTACTED 04 August 1998	Release 98-146 SOHO Homepage
HQ 98-138	TRAINING BEGINS FOR NEXT HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE SERVICING MISSION CREW 30 July 1998	HQ Release 98-138 For more information on the astronauts or the Hubble Space Telescope, go to: Goddard's Hubble Project Page For astronaut information, click here. For additional Hubble information, click here.
98-145	SOHO SPACECRAFT LOCATED WITH GROUND-BASED RADAR 27 July 1998	Release 98-145 For more information on SOHO, including mission status reports, click here or here.
98-144	GODDARD NAMES NANCY ABELL AS THE NEW CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER 27 July 1998	Release 98-144
98-143	NASA SELECTS QUICK RIDE CONTRACTOR 24 July 1998	Release 98-143
98-142	NEWLY DISCOVERED STELLAR CANNIBAL PROVIDES MISSING LINK 22 July 1998	Release 98-142
98-141	EFFORTS TO RECOVER SOHO SPACECRAFT CONTINUE AS INVESTIGATION BOARD FOCUSES ON MOST LIKELY CAUSES 16 July 1998	Release 98-141 SOHO Homepage
98-140	NASA SATELLLITE SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON THE LA NINA PHENOMENON 16 July 1998	Release 98-140 TRMM Homepage
98-133 (HQ 98-122)	NEW NASA FACILITY WILL COMPLETE WORLDWIDE COMMUNICATIONS COVERAGE 13 July 1998	Release 98-133 NASA's Network Control Center homepage
98-132	GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER ANNOUNCES UNIQUE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 13 July 1998	GSFC Release 98-132 NASA Press Release
98-131	NOAA-15 SPACECRAFT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES TESTING AND IS TURNED OVER TO NOAA 07 July 1998	Release 98-131 POES2 Homepage
98-130	NASA INSTRUMENTS ON JAPANESE PLANET-B SPACECRAFT WILL AID STUDIES OF MARTIAN UPPER ATMOSPHERE 01 July 1998	Release 98-130 For more information, click here.
98-129 (HQ 98-110)	NASA SELECTS SEVEN COMPANIES TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 17 June 1998	Release 98-110
98-128	EFFORTS TO RECOVER SOHO SPACECRAFT CONTINUE AS INQUIRY BOARD CO-CHAIRS NAMED 30 June 1998	Release 98-128 For more information, click here.
98-127 (HQ 98-112)	SOHO SPACECRAFT OBSERVATIONS INTERRUPTED 24 June 1998	Release 98-127 For more information, click here.
98-126	OCCU-HEALTH, INCORPORATED SELECTED TO PROVIDE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 02 July 1998	Release 98-126
98-125	Worth Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-125
98-124	Gerlach Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-124
98-123	Barney Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-123
98-122	NASA’S EARTH SCIENCE PROGRAM - 1998 IGARSS TIP SHEET 06 July 1998	Release 98-122 International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS)
98-121	Gull Gets NASA Honor Award 19 June 1998	Release 98-121
98-120	Pham Gets NASA Honor Award 18 June 1998	Release 98-120
98-119	INSTITUTE ISSUES FIRST CALL FOR PROPOSALS 19 June 1998	Release 98-119
98-118	Jackson Gets NASA Honor Award 17 June 1998	Release 98-118
98-117	Rosanova Gets NASA Honor Award 17 June 1998	Release 98-117
98-116	Flatley Gets NASA Honor Award 17 June 1998	Release 98-116
98-115	Feldman Gets NASA Honor Award 17 June 1998	Release 98-115
98-114	Frederick Gets NASA Honor Award 17 June 1998	Release 98-114
98-113	Zimbelman Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-113
98-112	McClain Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-112
98-111	Lopez Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-111
98-110	GODDARD ANNOUNCES HST ENGINEERING COMPETITION WINNERS 15 June 1998	Release 98-110
98-109	Margolies Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-109
98-108	Kolasinki Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-108
98-107	Rychkewitsch Gets NASA Honor Award 15 June 1998	Release 98-107
98-106	Poland Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-106
98-105	Bruner Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-105
98-104	Tagler Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-104
98-103	Bowden Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-103
98-102	Connerney Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-102
98-101	Garner Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-101
98-100	Milam Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-100
98-099	Buffalano Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-099
98-098	Bindchadler Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-098
98-097	Langmead Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-097
98-096	Wood Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-096
98-095	Kimble Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-095
98-094	Jacobs Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-094
98-093	Colon Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-093
98-092	Fisher Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-092
98-091	Simpson Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-091
98-090	La Vigna Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-090
98-089	Keating Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-089
98-088	Stocker Gets NASA Honor Award 12 June 1998	Release 98-088
98-087	NASA ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCHERS FOCUS ON MEXICAN FIRES 09 June 1998	Press Release 98-087 For information, click here For additional information, click here.
98-086	NASA UNVEILS NEW INTERNET SITE FOR FIRE MONITORING BY SATELLITE 09 June 1998	Press Release 98-086 For more information, click here.
N98-085	FUTURE OF SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE TO BE ANNOUNCED AT PRESS BRIEFING JUNE 8 04 June 1998	Release N98-085
98-084	NASA SELECTS HOME FOR Next Generation SPACE TELESCOPE 08 June 1998	Press Release 98-084 For more information, click here.
98-083	NEW COSMIC RAY THEORY SHEDS LIGHT ON GALACTIC EVOLUTION MYSTERY 11 June 1998	Press Release 98-083
98-082	HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES FROM TRACE SPACECRAFT CAPTURE AN EXTREMELY RAPID HIGH TEMPERATURE SOLAR EXPLOSION 08 June 1998	Press Release 98-082 TRACE Website
98-081	SOHO SPACECRAFT SEES TWO COMETS PLUNGE INTO SUN 03 June 1998	Release N98-38 Press Release 98-081 For more information, click here.
98-080	GLAST and Constellation X-Ray Mission Selections Made 03 June 1998	Release 98-080 For constellation information, click here. For GLAST information, click here.
N98-079	GODDARD SPONSORS HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE ENGINEERING COMPETITION 02 June 1998	Release N98-079
98-15 (Wallops)	29 May 1998	Release 98-15 For STS-91 information, click here For further information on flight opportunities, call Art Vigil at (757) 824-1278 or visit the SEM Homepage
98-078 (HQ N98-35)	NEXT SPACE SCIENCE UPDATE TO RELEASE FIRST IMAGE OF A POSSIBLE PLANET AROUND ANOTHER STAR, MAY 28 27 May 1998	Release 98-078
98-077	GLOBAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, INC. SELECTED TO PROVIDE COMPUTER, SCIENTIFIC, AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT 27 May 1998	Release 98-077
98-074	HUBBLE TAKES FIRST IMAGE OF A POSSIBLE PLANET AROUND ANOTHER STAR AND FINDS A RUNAWAY WORLD 28 May 1998	Release 98-074 Photo Release 98-076P For more information, click here
98-073	NOAA-15 (NOAA-K) STATUS REPORT #2 28 May 1998	Release 98-073
98-072	MARS ORBITER LASER ALTIMETER OBSERVES NORTH POLAR CAP, CLOUDS ON MARS 27 May 1998	Release 98-072 For more information, click here.
98-071	SOLAR "CAT SCAN" PROVIDES MOST DETAILED LOOK TO DATE AT CORONA 28 May 1998	Release 98-071
98-070	SOLAR FLARE LEAVES SUN QUAKING 27 May 1998	Release 98-070
98-069	ACE FIRST SCIENCE PUZZLES SOLAR RESEARCHERS 26 May 1998	Release 98-069 For more information, click here.
98-068	HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES FROM TRACE SPACECRAFT CAPTURE MAGNETIC ENERGY BURST ON SUN 29 May 1998	Release 98-068 Release 98-064P Release 98-065P Release 98-066P
98-067P	SOLAR QUAKE IMAGE 27 May 1998	Release 98-067P
98-066P	TRACE MAGNETIC RECONNECTION IMAGE 29 May 1998	Release 98-066P
98-065P	APRIL 26, 1998 TRACE IMAGE 29 May 1998	Release 98-065P
98-064P	APRIL 25, 1998 TRACE IMAGE 29 May 1998	Release 98-064P
98-062	GODDARD SCIENTIST TO PRESENT LA NINA’S IMPLICATIONS 26 May 1998	Release 98-062
98-061	NASA GODDARD SCIENTISTS AT 1998 SPRING AGU - TIP SHEET 26 May 1998	Release 98-061
98-060	NOAA-K STATUS REPORT #1 13 May 1998	Release 98-060 POES Homepage
98-059 (HQ 98-083)	SCIENTISTS REPORT TRMM DATA EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS 19 May 1998	Release 98-059 TRMM Homepage
98-058	NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER HOSTS ANNUAL SMALL BUSINESS CONFERENCE 19 May 1998	Release 98-058
98-057	GODDARD PARTICIPATES IN SPACE DAY ON THE NATIONAL MALL 19 May 1998	Release 98-057 For SEM information, click here. For GAS information, click here.
98-056	NOAA-K SPACECRAFT TO BE LAUNCHED ABOARD TITAN II, MAY 13 08 May 1998	Release 98-056
98-055	NASA SCIENTIST RECEIVES THE 1998 NORDBERG MEDAL 07 May 1998	Release 98-055
98-054	SPACE SCIENCE UPDATE TO SHOW HOW TO FEED A BLACK HOLE 07 May 1998	Release 98-054
98-053	GODDARD SCIENTIST NAMED MARYLAND DISTINGUISHED YOUNG SCIENTIST 06 May 1998	Release 98-053
98-052 (HQ 98-75)	MOST POWERFUL EXPLOSION SINCE THE BIG BANG CHALLENGES GAMMA RAY BURST THEORIES 06 May 1998	Release 98-052 For information on the BeppoSAX spacecraft, click here. For information on the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory, click here. For information on Gamma Ray Bursts, click here. For images, click here.
98-051P	NOAA-K SPACECRAFT READY FOR LAUNCH 01 May 1998	Release 98-051P
98-050	NASA LAUNCHING HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIMENTS 30 April 1998	Release 98-50 Wallops Flight Facility Homepage
98-049	NEXT SPACE SCIENCE UPDATE FEATURES LARGEST EXPLOSION SINCE THE BIG BANG 30 April 1998	Release 98-49
98-046	NASA TO SUPPORT EL NINO PREDICTION STUDIES WITH ONE OF WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL SUPERCOMPUTERS 20 April 1998	Release 98-046 For additional NSIPP information, click here. For Earth and Space Sciences Project details, click here.
HQ 98-63	NASA ANNOUNCES CONTEST TO NAME X-RAY OBSERVATORY 16 April 1998	Release H98-63 NASA's AXAF Homepage
98-048	NOAA AND NASA TO HOLD PRESS BRIEFING ON UPCOMING LAUNCH OF NOAA-K WEATHER SATELLITE 14 April 1998	Release 98-048 NOAA Homepage
J98-9	LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS STS-90 NEUROLAB MISSION 14 April 1998	Release J98-9 April 16, 1998 -- STS-90 GAS - Flight of Neurolab, a mission to investigate how space flight affects the human nervous system. Students from around the world are learning about the next Space Shuttle mission, called Neurolab, by logging onto the Internet at: Neuro Lab Online, Press Release, STS-90 Press Kit
98-047 (HQ98-60)	NASA FINDS PROBLEMS IN EOSDIS FLIGHT OPERATIONS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 10 April 1998	Release 98-047
98-044	FEDERAL AGENCIES JOIN FORCES TO GET A GRIP ON EL NINO IMPACT 10 April 1998	Release 98-044 For more information, click here.
98-045	INCREASING GREENHOUSE GASES MAY BE WORSENING ARCTIC OZONE DEPLETION AND MAY DELAY OZONE RECOVERY 08 April 1998	Release 98-045
DFRC 98-18	EXPERIMENTS ABOARD NASA ER-2 VALIDATE SATELLITE RAINFALL MEASUREMENTS 08 April 1998	Dryden Release 98-18 For more information, click here. Dryden Press Releases TRMM Homepage
98-043 KSC 60-98	TRACE SOLAR SPACECRAFT SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED 01 April 1998	Release KSC 60-98 TRACE Website For additional TRACE information, click here.
98-042 (HQ 98-51)	EARTH DRAGGING SPACE AND TIME AS IT ROTATES 27 March 1998	Release 98-51
98-041	ANNANDALE RESIDENT WINS TECHNOLOGY AWARD FOR WORK DONE AT NASA 06 April 1998	Release 98-041
98-040	GODDARD SCIENTIST ELECTED FELLOW OF SPIE 02 April 1998	Release 98-040
98-039	BLAME EL NINO FOR A LONGER DAY 25 March 1998	Release 98-039 El Nino Visualizations - Released 3/26/98 ENSO/El Nino page
98-038	GODDARD PARTICIPATES IN JASON EXPEDITION 23 March 1998	Release 98-038 Jason Project Website
98-037	NASA'S TRANSITION REGION AND CORONAL EXPLORER MISSION SET TO STUDY THE SUN'S TURBULENT UPPER ATMOSPHERE 19 March 1998	Release 98-037 TRACE Homepage For additional TRACE science information, http://click here
98-036	GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER SPONSORS SEMI-ANNUAL COMMUNITY DAY 19 March 1998	Release 98-036
98-035	DIRECTOR OF THE EARTH SCIENCES DIRECTORATE AT GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER IS ELECTED AS IEEE FELLOW 17 March 1998	Release 98-035
98-034	NEW GLOBAL SURVEYOR DATA REVEALS DEEPLY LAYERED TERRAIN, MAGNETIC FEATURES AND GENESIS OF A MARTIAN DUST STORM 13 March 1998	Release 98-034 Release 98-034 (text only) For additional Mars news, click here or here.
	STARCHILD WINS 1998 WEBBY AWARD FOR EDUCATION 13 March 1998	Starchild Website
98-033	FIRST DETAILED GLOBAL VIEWS OF MARTIAN WEATHER 13 March 1998	Release 98-033
98-032 (HQ 98-41)	LANDSAT-7 LAUNCH DELAYED 12 March 1998	Release 98-41 FACT Sheet
HQ 98-39	ASTRONOMERS TRACK DOWN ASTEROIDS IN HUBBLE ARCHIVE 09 March 1998	Release H98-39 For images and cations, click here or here.
N98-031	TOWNSEND NAMED GODDARD DEPUTY DIRECTOR 06 March 1998	Release N98-31
98-030	NASA WALLOPS ASSISTS IN ASSESSING CHANGES TO THE COASTLINE 05 March 1998	Release N98-30 For more information, click here.
98-029P	Solar Eclipse Composite photo release 27 February 1998	Release N98-29 For a series of quicktime movies from the polar spacecraft, click here.
N98-27	STUDENTS USE SKILLS LEARNED AT GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER TO STUDY SOLAR ECLIPSE 23 February 1998	Release N98-27
N98-26	SOHO SPACECRAFT TO ASSIST ECLIPSE OBSERVERS 23 February 1998	Release N98-26 General SOHO Information SOHO Coordinated Observations
HQ N98-17	NASA OUTLINES PLANS TO STUDY FEB. 26 TOTAL ECLIPSE 18 February 1998	Release N98-17
HQ 98-25	NASA SELECTS 335 INNOVATIVE SMALL BUSINESS PROJECTS 12 February 1998	Release H98-25 SBIR Website
98-025	USRA Awarded Contract 18 February 1998	Release 98-025
98-023	GODDARD SCIENTIST TO PRESENT EL NINO’S IMPLICATIONS AT AAAS CONFERENCE 11 February 1998	Release 98-023 For more information, click here.
98-024	MARKLEY NAMED AIAA FELLOW 10 February 1998	Release 98-024
98-028 (HQ 98-24)	SHOCK WAVE SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON FADING SUPERNOVA 10 February 1998	Release 98-028 For more information, click here.
HQ 98-23	NASA STUDYING SPACE WEATHER FROM PUERTO RICO 06 February 1998	Release 98-23 Wallops Flight Facility For additional information, click here.
98-022	NASA WALLOPS TO PROVIDE BEACH MAPPING FOLLOWING COASTAL STORM 06 February 1998	Release 98-022 Wallops Flight Facility
N98-10	SUPERNOVA BLAST WAVE LIGHTS UP ITS RING ON NEXT SPACE SCIENCE UPDATE FEB. 10 04 February 1998	Release N98-10
98-020	STUDENT SATELLITE TO STUDY THE SUN AND EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE 03 February 1998	H98-20 SNOE Homepage
98-019	GRAND OPENING OF NEW EARTH SCIENCE EXHIBIT HALL AT THE GODDARD VISITOR CENTER 03 February 1998	Release 98-019
	NASA FY 99 Budget 02 February 1998	Full Story
98-018	GODDARD EDUCATION OFFICE PARTICIPATES IN A SNOW AND ICE PROGRAM IN NAGANO, JAPAN DURING THE WINTER OLYMPICS 02 February 1998	Release 98-018
98-017 (c98-b)	HUGHES SELECTED TO BUILD WEATHER SATELLITES 28 January 1998	Release 98-017 NOAA Homepage
98-016	GODDARD SCIENTIST RECEIVES RANK OF AAAS FELLOW 28 January 1998	Release 98-16
HQ 98-15	SPACE PIONEERS RECALL FIRST U.S. SATELLITE LAUNCH UPON 4OTH ANNIVERSARY 28 January 1998	Release H98-15
98-014	BALL AEROSPACE TO PROVIDE ICESAT SPACECRAFT 28 January 1998	Release 98-14 ICESAT Mission
98-015	FAST-SPINNING PULSAR DISCOVERY PROVIDES EVOLUTIONARY LINK 26 January 1998	Release 98-15
98-013	SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE GETS NEW DIRECTOR 27 January 1998	Release 98-13
98-012	GSFC EMPLOYEE NAMED NASA ENGINEER OF THE YEAR 23 January 1998	Release 98-12
HQ 98-12	MISSION TO PLANET EARTH ENTERPRISE NAME CHANGED TO EARTH SCIENCE 21 January 1998	Release H98-12
98-010P	EOS AM-1 SPACECRAFT UNDERGOES TESTING 13 January 1998	Release 98-10P
98-009P	LANDSAT-7 SPACECRAFT UNDERGOES TESTING 13 January 1998	Release 98-009P
98-008P	FINAL TESTS BEFORE SHIPMENT 13 January 1998	Release 98-008P
HQ 98-4	ROTHENBERG TO HEAD OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT; DIAZ NAMED GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER DIRECTOR 08 January 1998	Release H98-4 98-11 (Spanish Version)
98-007	GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER PROVIDES NAVIGATION, CONTROL EXPERTISE FOR NASA’S LUNAR PROSPECTOR MISSION SPACECRAFT 08 January 1998	Release 98-007
98-006	"OLD FAITHFUL" BLACK HOLE EJECTS MASS OF ASTEROID EVERY HALF HOUR 08 January 1998	Release 98-006
98-005P	WARPED DISK OF BETA PICTORIS IMAGE 08 January 1998	Release 98-005P
98-004P	"OLD FAITHFUL" BLACK HOLE IMAGE (07 January 1998)	Release 98-004P
98-003P	X-RAYS FROM ETA CARINAE IMAGE (07 January 1998)	Release 98-003P
98-002	CLOSEST LOOK YET AT BETA PICTORIS SUPPORTS PLANETARY FORMATION THEORY (08 January 1998)	Release 98-002
98-001	X-RAYS REVEAL GIANT STAR MAY BE TWINS (07 January 1998)	Release 98-001 For more information, click here.
KSC 8-98	ENDEAVOUR LAUNCH TO MIR SET FOR JAN. 22 STS-89 & MIR BACKGROUND PRESS BRIEFINGS NEXT WEEK	Release KSC 8-98

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