News Releases

2001

14 June 2001

UT Austin scientists find evidence that all radio-loud quasars may be blazars

05 May 2001

Missing Molecule Holds Clues to Comet's Origin

14 February 2001

World’s Top Observatories to Collaborate for Public Education

14 February 2001

American Electric Power Sponsors StarDate, Bringing Astronomy Lore to Millions

14 February 2001

SBC Foundation supports radio outreach for science education

2000

12 October 2000

Touching the Stars: UT Astronomer Honored for Inspiring Teachers, Students

29 August 2000

Long Foundations provide support for Universo, Spanish-language sister program to StarDate radio broadcasts

23 August 2000

Long Foundations support Universo

07 August 2000

Search For Extrasolar Planets Hits Home

26 June 2000

New Lighting Ordinance Promotes Darker Skies, Safer Streets

21 June 2000

Interstellar Clouds Yield Clues to the Origins of the Element Lithium

05 June 2000

Supermassive Black Holes Reveal New Clues to Galaxy Formation

31 March 2000

Telescopes, Terrain, and Technology Unite Twin Towns

28 March 2000

Astrophysical issues to be explored by researchers from Texas and Mexico during UT Austin conference

02 March 2000

Jets, Not Neutrinos, May Cause Supernova Explosions, Scientists Say

02 March 2000

Hobby-Eberly Telescope Enters Early Operation Phase

04 February 2000

John Kormendy Fills First Vaughan Chair in Astronomy

28 January 2000

New $6 million Astronomy Science Center at McDonald Observatory To be Built for Texas, Nation

28 January 2000

Signing of Southern African Large Telescope Agreement Marks Major Milestone

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