Printed Media

April 2000

• The Guardian, April 6, 2000, Science p. 3, Thereby hangs a very long tail
• Metro London, April 6, 2000, p. 3, Comet's incredible star trek
• The Mirror, April 6, 2000, p. 23, The Mega Comet
• Seattle Post-Intelligencer, April 6, 2000, Comet-watchers only caught a glimpse of Hyakutake's tail
• Daily Telegraph, April 6, 2000, p. 17, Scientists discover longest comet tail
• Science News, April 8, 2000, p. 228, A Comet's Long Tail Tickles Ulysses

May 2000

• Physics World, May 2000, p. 3, Comet tail breaks record

June 2000

• Astronomy & Geophysics, June 2000, p. 329-331, Solar storms, Mars and a comet's tail
• Astronomy Now, June 2000, p. 20-22, Crossing a Comet's Tail
• Scientific American, June 2000, p. 32, Long Tail of the Comet

July 2000

• Astronomy, July 2000, p. 28 & 30, Hyakutake's Giant Tail
• Sky & Telescope, July 2000, p. 22, Explaining Comet Hyakutake's "impossible" tail

August 2000

• Astronomy, August 2000, p. 58-62, A Century of Comets
• Astronomy & Geophysics, August 2000, p. 4.28-4.30, Millenium MIST
• Cospar Information Bulletin, No. 148, August 2000, p. 17-18, Scientific Space Mission News
• ESA Bulletin, No. 103, August 2000, p. 41-47, Ulysses at Solar Maximum and Beyond, and p. 114, Programmes and Operations.

Radio

• Radio Wales Feature, April 6, 2000
• Youth FM Feature, April 6, 2000

World-Wide Web

• European Space Agency press release
• European Space Agency Science mission news
• Royal Astronomical Society press release
• PPARC press release
• NASA press release
• NASA Ulysses Monthly Science Highlights
• Jet Propulsion Laboratory press release
• BBC News
• Sky and Telescope
• Science (online)
• Science News
• Space.com
• Physics Web
• Astronomy Now
• CNN
• BerlinOnline
• Info Science (France)
• Spaceflight Now
• Yahoo! News
• Verein zur Foerderung der Raumfahrt e. V. (German Society for the advancement of spaceflight)
• British Embassy, South Korea

If you know of any other media reports on the Ulysses-Hyakutake encounter, please let us know.

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