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The SETI Institute
-- Does cool SETI stuff, although I disagree with their views
of CETI! The Planetary Society -- Founded by the late Carl Sagan. The SETI League -- Another good group. Astrobiology Magazine Invitation to ETI -- Cool site! Space Services Inc. -- My employer. Also, you might want to check out my SETI-related Masters Project. |
Deep Space Antenna in Evpatoria, Ukraine used for some interstellar radio transmissions (which I helped coordinate). Photo courtesy of Dr. Alexander Zaitsev, Russian Academy of Sciences (and a good friend!). |
The Planetary Society -- Besides
its involvement in SETI, the organization has long advocated the robotic
exploration of the solar system, with an emphasis on Mars. Founded by
the late Carl Sagan, it is by far the largest space activist organization.
National Space Society -- Primarily
supports NASA's human space exploration program.
Space Frontier Foundation
-- Brings a "free enterprise" approach to space exploration
and development.
ProSpace -- "A grassroots
organization of American citizens dedicated to opening the Space Frontier
to ALL people as rapidly as possible."
The Mars Society -- The youngest
of the major space activist organizations. Headed by Dr. Robert Zubrin,
the space activist community's current guru!
Students for the Exploration and Development
of Space (SEDS) -- For high school and college students. An excellent
student organization that helped me develop my interest in space.
Canadian Space Society -- Traces its roots
back to the old L5 Society, a predecessor organization to the National
Space Society.
Argentine National Commission on
Space Activities
British National Space Centre
Canadian Space Agency
Dragon Space
(info about PRC space activities)
European Space Agency
French Space Agency
German Aerospace Center
(DLR)
Indian Space Research Organization
NASA
National
Space Agency of Ukraine
National Space Development
Agency of Japan
The Netherlands Agency for Aerospace
Programmes (in Dutch)
Norwegian Space Centre
Romanian Space Agency
Russian Space Agency
Russian Space Research
Institute
Swedish Space Corporation
United Nations Office
for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA)
Arianespace
-- Based in France, the world's leading commercial launch service provider.
SPACE.com
Orbital Sciences Corporation
International Launch Systems
Sea Launch -- Joint venture
of Boeing, Norway, Russia & Ukraine.
UP Aerospace
Space
Services/Celestis/Name
A Star Live/Give
The World
Space Exploration Technologies
(SpaceX)
United Launch
Alliance
NASA's Great Observatories
Other Interesting Missions
Stardust (NASA Comet Sample Return Mission)
Voyager
Pioneer
Ulysses solar
polar orbiter
Mars Global
Surveyor
Cassini-Huygens
mission to Saturn & Titan
Mars Exploration
Rover Mission
HETE-2
On-line
night sky chart |
Astronomers, using the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 on board NASA's Hubble Space Telescope in October and November 1997 and April 1999, imaged the Bubble Nebula (NGC 7635) with unprecedented clarity.
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Bob's Space Links
Ben's Space Pages
Internet Aerospace Links
Space Frontier Foundation's
Links
Jonathan's
Space Home Page
I highly recommend it.
X-Prize Foundation
-- Modeled after the early 20th century contest that encouraged early
aviators (like Charles Lindbergh) to cross the Atlantic. The X-Prize
is encouraging space transportation.
Downsize
the Solar System -- Parody of Congressional space policy wonks in
action!
Institute for
Cooperation in Space
Space Daily
Science Daily
Spaceflight
Now
NASA Watch
-- Online source of unofficial NASA & space-related news.
Texas Aerospace
Commission
Alaska Aerospace
Development Corporation
YETI@home -- Parody of SETI@home
project
NASA's space commercialization
page
International Space University
CNN's Space Page
Satellite Passes
-- Observe the space shuttle and other spacecraft fly over your community
Small Satellites Homepage
Adler Planetarium
(Chicago)
Cassini-Huygens
Position in Space
Naming Stars