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Heather Vitale: It's the degradation, baby
The loss of the space shuttle Columbia and her seven crew members is the third fatal accident in NASA's history. On Jan. 27, 1967, a flash fire swept through a command module during an Apollo program test, killing all three astronauts aboard.
A team of UW-Madison researchers have culminated over a decade of work with the discovery of the enzyme responsible for reducing the bitterness in cheese.
Not much could have seemed much further from reality than what unfolded last month when Brigitte Boisselier, the mysterious Clonaid scientist, stepped forward to address the microphones, cameras and the history books.
The most prolific space telescope in history is heading toward a final curtain call.
Joe Ford was a small farmer with a big problem on his hands.
For UW students, faculty and alumni, the 1999-2000 school year will always bring back memories of the Badger men's basketball team's stunning run to the Final Four, and national prominence. Few may know that UW-Madison had a tremendous year off the court, joining a national elite in the field of research, where success is measured not in wins, but dollars.
Like a champion in the final round of a prizefight, NASA's Galileo Jupiter orbiter is not going out without taking a few last shots of its own. Sent by NASA on an impending collision course with Jupiter's crushing atmosphere, Galileo took its closest and final flyby last week of one of Jupiter's four major moons as it neared a daring end to its long and successful mission.
Despite last week's modest snow covering, any Midwesterner knows this is not what Wisconsin winters are supposed to be like. Where are the midwinter blizzards, the great masses of snow drifts, the endless white tapestry of a proper northwoods winter?