2004

Below are current published articles from newspapers, magazines and press releases featuring the ASU scientists who's research focus is in the field of Astrobiology. If links to the articles are available and active, they have been included.

Arizona Republic, July 15, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Martian dirt choking out ASU rover experiments

Arizona Republic, June 17, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Rovers will 'Follow the Water' on Mars

ASU Insight, June 4, 2004
    Official Visitors

Arizona Republic, June 2, 2004
    His girls shine, but father's a star, too

ASU Insight, May 7, 2004
    by Sarah Auffret
    President Crow shines light on five new 'rising stars'

ASU Insight, April 30, 2004
    Exploring Space

Arizona Republic, April 26, 2004
    Space-program forum seeking valley voices

ASU Insight, April 23, 2004
    Arizonans to inspire space exploration

State Press, April 23, 2004
    by Jason Samuels
    Researchers pitch in on Mars Mission

Arizona Republic, April 14, 2004
    A chance to voice your opinions about the U.S. space program

ASU Insight, Spring 2004
    President taps faculty expertise

ASU Insight, Spring 2004
    Mission to Mars

Arizona Republic, March 28, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Arizona Newsmaker: Phil Christensen

ASU Insight, March 12, 2004
    by Matthew Shindell
    Life in universe takes orders from space

Arizona Republic, March 7, 2004
    Reaching for the Stars

Arizona Republic, March 4, 2004
    Festival helps girls reach for the stars

New York Times, February 3, 2004
    by Kenneth Chang
    Intriguing intricacies from the Mars rocks

New York Times, February 1, 2004
    by Kenneth Chang
    Rover offers more evidence that water existed on Mars

Arizona Republic, January 27, 2004
    by William Hermann
    4 ASU profs vital to Mars rovers

State Press, January 26, 2004
    by Nicole Saidi
    'Opportunity' on Mars

Arizona Republic, January 26, 2004
    by William Hermann
    MARS ASU scientists are overjoyed

Arizona Republic, January 25, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Mars rover Opportunity lands safely

Arizona Republic, January 24, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Arizona scientists sweat over 2 Martian challenges

Chronicle of Higher Education, January 23, 2004
    by Richard Monastersky
    Mars Mania

Arizona Republic, January 23, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Rover software may need fix

ASU Insight, January 16, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    ASU plays major role in mission to Mars

Arizona Republic, January 13, 2004
    by Mark Shaffer, Republic Flagstaff Bureau
    Astronomer knows all Mars' craters

Arizona Republic, January 13, 2004
    by Associated Press
    Complex orchestration is needed to get Mars rover rolling

Arizona Republic, January 12, 2004
    by Robert Jablon, Associated Press
    Spirit to take extra day before rolling onto Mars

Arizona Republic, January 10, 2004
    by Republic Opinion Ed.
    Wonders of Space

Los Angeles Times, January 10, 2004
    by Thomas H. Maugh II
    Spirit preps for delayed roll-off

Arizona Republic, January 10, 2004, Page A1
    by William Hermann and Chris Fiscus
    Mission to Mars: Red Planet = green

ASU Insight, January 9, 2004
    Rover Spirit has landed

Arizona Republic, January 9, 2004
    by Scott Lindlaw, Associated Press
    U.S. goals: Moon, Mars

East Valley Tribune, January 8, 2004
    by Associated Press
    Rover's trek onto Mars hits snags

East Valley Tribune, January 8, 2004, Page A3
    by Gary Nelson
    Mars looks great -- from a distance

Arizona Republic, January 7, 2004, Page A1
    by Andrew Bridges, Associated Press
    Rover with 20/20 vision captures Mars

Arizona Republic, January 6, 2004
    by Associated Press
    NASA unveils color photos of Mars

Arizona Republic, January 6, 2004
    by E.J. Montini
    Are there homeless people on Mars?

Arizona Republic, January 5, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Red Planet = Green, Arizona Poised to Profit from Space Treks

Arizona Republic, January 5, 2004
    by William Hermann
    Rover is fulfilling potential

East Valley Tribune, January 4, 2004, Page A14
    by Alexandra Witze
    Mars Rover Marks Milestone

East Valley Tribune, January 4, 2004, Page A1
    by Dennis Welch
    Rover Safely On Mars

East Valley Tribune, January 4, 2004, Page A3
    by Gary Nelson
    We Can Brag a Little About Mars Rover

Florida Today, January 3, 2004
    by Chris Kridler
    Landing site may hold clues to planet's past

Arizona Republic, January 3, 2004
    by Andrew Bridges, Associated Press
    Mars Rover readied for landing

Arizona Republic, January 1, 2004
    by William Hermann
    ASU's attention on Mars

Arizona State University, June 29, 2004
    by Skip Derra
    ASU plays a role in making spacecraft more autonomous

Arizona State University, June 22, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    Theory proposes new view of sun, Earth's creation

Arizona State University, April 13, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    Mars scientist rocked by kids' interest in Geology, stays committed to outreach

Arizona State University, April 12, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    Arizonans asked to inspire space exploration

Arizona State University, April 7, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    Analysis of bacterial genomes begins to unravel complex and twistd story of metabolic evolution

Arizona State University, March 3, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    Rover results suggest ASU's Christensen right

Arizona State University, February 20, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    Life in the universe takes orders from space

Arizona State University, February 4, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    ASU's Leshin named to commission to plan future of NASA

Arizona State University, January 15, 2004
    by James Hathaway
    ASU plays a major role in the invasion of Mars