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  • Windows to the Universe Open site in a new window - User-friendly learning system on the earth and space sciences for use by the general public. From the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research.
  • Encyclopedia Astronautica Open site in a new window - Reference source containing links to information on rockets, spacecraft, programmes, astronauts, and more.
  • Constants and Equations for Space-Related Calculations Open site in a new window
  • Star*s Family Open site in a new window - Collection of directories, dictionaries, databases, and related products on astronomy, space sciences, and related fields.
  • Inquirer's Guide to The Universe Open site in a new window - Including space science fact, space science fiction, imaginary planet gallery, space story studios and a space story portfolio.
  • Space Today Online Open site in a new window - Comprehensive directory covering space from earth to the edge of the universe.
  • Millennium Group, The Open site in a new window - About many physical phenomena on earth and in the heavens.
  • SpaceSounds Open site in a new window - Actual recorded sounds from space and audio from space missions.
  • Advance Space Open site in a new window - Educational resource offering links to organisations, experts, and references.
  • James Oberg Open site in a new window - Articles, speeches, columns, and more by the spaceflight operations expert and author.
  • Heinlein Prize, The Open site in a new window - Provides a cash award of $500,000 to an individual or individuals for practical accomplishments in the field of commercial space activities.
  • Space Calendar Open site in a new window - Covers space-related activities and anniversaries for the coming year, including links to related home pages.
  • Innovative Technologies From Science Fiction for Space Applications (ITSF) Open site in a new window - European Space Agency initiative studying the technologies and concepts found in science fiction, in order to obtain imaginative and innovative ideas potentially viable for long-term development by the European space sector.
  • Space Physics at the NSSDC Open site in a new window - Provides information about their spacecraft and missions.
  • von Braun, Wernher (1912-1977) (1)
  • Destination Space Open site in a new window - National Geographic Explorer investigates space travel and exploration.
  • Educational Guide to Space & Astronomy Open site in a new window - Provides an overview of space science and astronomy, aimed at school children and teachers. From the University of Leicester.
  • Glossary of Terms Open site in a new window - From the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
  • Space Scientists Online Open site in a new window - Provides new and exciting information from space sciences and collects relevant information from previous space science projects.
  • Scientific American: Making Money in Space Open site in a new window - Exploring the solar system turns out to be the easy part. The next great challenge will be creating profitable space enterprises.
  • Space, Planetary, and Astronomical Cyber-Experience (SPACE) Open site in a new window - Easy to navigate guide to space and astronomy related web sites. Produced by the National Space Society.
  • Slingshot Effect, The Open site in a new window - How spacecraft accelerate in planetary flybys by gravity assist.
  • Discovery Space Open site in a new window - Explore the realm of space and learn about spacecraft and exploration. Discovery Space offers pictures, news, blogs, and videos.
  • Google Book Search: Space Tourism Open site in a new window - Offers scientific chapters and articles on space tourism written by Michael Van Pelt, describing everything from what it feels like to be a tourist in space, to be hurled into orbit on top of a controlled explosion, to float around in a spacecraft, and to be able to look down on your hometown from above the atmosphere.
  • HowStuffWorks: Space Tourism Open site in a new window - Offers introduction to how space tourism works, pertaining to concepts like commercial space travel, accommodations, affordability, and lots more relating to the same topic.
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