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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 2002

Page

10

New method narrows universe age to about 13 billion years

Washington reports a study using cooling white dwarfs in the MA star cluster 7,000 light years away suggests the universe is about 13 billion years old, within a half billion years. Astronomer Harvey B. Richer notes results align with earlier 13 to 14 billion year estimates based on galaxy expansion.

Washington Harvey B. Richer University of British Columbia Hubble Space Telescope Richer Richter Wendy L. Freedman Carnegie Observatories Pasadena Calif

New England Fishermen Hope Nets Change Bycatch Fight

Fishermen in New England look to new net designs to cut bycatch and enable selective trapping. Experiments with black tunnel nets and vertical bars aim to let smaller or protected fish escape, reducing waste and pressure from federal rules. Scientists caution results are preliminary and regulators have not yet endorsed sweeping gear changes.

Boston New England Mike Pol Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries Teri Frady National Marine Fisheries Service

Second space tourist has NASA's blessings

Cape Canaveral Florida Reuters reports that Mark Shuttleworth the South African internet entrepreneur will join a cosmonaut crew to launch aboard a Russian Soyuz from Kazakhstan for an eight day, seven night stay on the space station. NASA previously opposed space tourist Dennis Tito but has now approved Shuttleworths visit aligning with international station program criteria. Shuttleworth pays about $20 million for the ride and training at Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Cape Canaveral Fla International Space Station NASA Mark Shuttleworth California Dennis Tito Space Station Tito Mark Russian Space Agency Shuttle ‘Worth Johnson Space Center Houston Shuttleworth

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