Jun 6 1995

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The final states of starbirth shown in new pictures by the Hubble Space Telescope, seem to touch off a cosmic celebration. Out of the dense whirlpools of gas and dust creating the stars erupt jets of shimmering gases extending billions of miles. The stars themselves, in machine-gun fashion, fire bursts of material at speeds of half a million miles an hour, creating what appear to be glowing beads. While many questions remain to be answered, the Hubble pictures appear to exclude whole classes of models regarding jet formation and evolution. (NASA Release 95-83; NY Times, Jun 7/95; W Post, Jun 7/95; USA Today, Jun 7/95; AP, Jun 7/95; Reuters, Jun 6 95; Tme, Jun 16/95)

Virtual-reality computers attached to gloves may assist astronauts training to perform maintenance in space. (CSM, Jun 6/95)

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