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Universe Today is the title of a number of websites available on the internet. Amongst the most popular are ofcourse the most used domain extensions: UniverseToday.com,UniverseToday.net and UniverseToday.org. Other Universe Today websites include the enormously popular Universe Today Babylon 5 Newsletter.


David Garner's Universe Today

  • UniverseToday.org is the home of a Return to the Moon site. It documents information about NASA's intention to return humans to the surface of the moon in 2018. This will be a step up from the Apollo missions back in the late 1960's and early 1970's. There has not been a human presence there since Apollo 17 which visited the moon in December of 1972. NASA intends to send a group of astronauts there with a view to establishing a permanent base.


Fraser Cain's Universe Today

  • UniverseToday.com is a space and astronomy news site. Fraser Cain's Universe Today provides summarised news via RSS, email, syndication and on the home page. The news can then be discussed on the Universe Today forum. The Universe Today forum was begun on the July 24 2003, and was powered by Invision Power Board. The forum was a place to discuss the Universe Today news. Also it was a place to ask space-related questions and discuss alternate theories. Members were also allowed to post astrophotos.


Wayne Smith's Universe Today

  • UniverseToday.net is a space oriented message board. The forum was started in 1997 and is now powered by ProBoards. The Universe Today board is a place to discuss science, technology and current affairs. The community welcomes questions and encourages the discussion of alternative idea's. Participants may post member polls in addition to astronomy photos and other imagery.


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