DESTINATIONS: News | SpaceFlight | Science/Astronomy | SETI |   Space Business News October 5, 2006      TOP STORY posted: October 5, 2006 11:17 am EDT   Shadows and Silhouettes: Looking for Transits On November 8, Mercury will transit the Sun. From Earth, we’ll see the silhouette of Mercury travel across the disk of the Sun. Transits are uncommon but predictable events. But they can help us find extra-solar planets. Read More    MISSIONS/LAUNCHES BLOG: Neiman Marcus Ads Offer $1.76 Million Charter Spaceflight Wide Range of Rocket Tech for Civilian Spaceflight    SCIENCE/ASTRONOMY On Zippy New Planets, a Year is Just Hours Long Mysterious Radio Hiss Blamed on Space Weather    RECENT HEADLINES FTC Approves Creation of United Launch Alliance posted: 04 October 2006 03:58 pm EDT Space Tourism Survey Shows Cost, Access Key Selling Points posted: 03 October 2006 03:09 pm EDT New ISS Astronauts Settle in for Long Haul posted: 3 October 2006 2:56 p.m. EDT Big Bang Researchers Snag Nobel Prize posted: 03 October 2006 09:53 am EDT    COOL STUFF NEW: Life's Little Mysteries Gallery: Amazing Views of Earth from Space New Gallery: Inside look at SpaceShipTwo posted: EDT Space Tourism: A Multimedia Special Report New Gallery: Tornado Chasers Amazing Images: Upload Yours Now and Even Buy a Poster!    What is This?  Starry Night Astronomy  Products Starry Night™ High School Dynamically Navigate Your Classroom Through The Universe. Travel from anywhere on Earth to any planet or star!   TODAY'S FEATURE Gallery: Fall Means the Northern Lights! Check out last year's Aurora!   MORE COOL STUFF VIDEO: Novas: Pouring Gas on a Fire When one star dumps pure fuel on another, a runaway thermonuclear blast can be touched off.                advertisement

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