Rudolph and Santa

First stop, the Antiques Roadshow, next stop, the stars -- read more about the last two remaning puppets from the production of the 1964 classic, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."

NY Times: Rudolph and Santa, as Good as New

Case of the missing clown

WTLV: Coast Guardsmen to Be Questioned in Clown Statue Theft

In case you missed it, three planets in one!

AOL: Stargazers Get Rare Look at Three Planets

Lost, and lost

NY Times: Circumcision Halves H.I.V. Risk, U.S. Agency Finds

The art of lost art

More on the return of art to its places of origin.

Int. Herald Tribune: Greece and Italy team up to reclaim lost art

Lost to history

The New York Times is running 64-year-old unpublished dispatches from a wrecked Pearl Harbor -- and glimpses at losing, the lost, and the found.

NY Times: A Day of Infamy, Two Years of Hard Work

Lift-off! LOST is "LOST in Space"!

That's one giant step for lost-kind.

And one giant redesign.

It's the first Monday of December, and LOST Magazine has gone "LOST in Space" for the next two months. Visit www.lostmag.com now for a specially-designed issue featuring the work of astronauts, astronomers, and poets.

Last June, LOST published its first special issue, "LOST at Sea." And once again, LOST feels like a kind of ship, with this new special issue devoted to everything outerspace.

To read writing mourning the planet's lost dark skies, its space pioneers, and its video games, and to look in on lens-makers, NASA politics, and what satellites see, come get lost with us.

We'll be back on Earth in February 2007, and we're reading submissions for February and beyond now. Send, send away!

Light lost for launch

NY Times: NASA Plans Night Launching for Next Mission of Shuttle

Ancient space computer. Huh?

NY Times: Early Astronomical 'Computer' Found to Be Technically Complex