81. Space News : Black Holes, Eclipse, Nasa, Space : Discovery News space News explores the solar system and beyond into the far reaches of outer space, NASA, its space shuttles, space probes, and the search for alien life. http://news.discovery.com/space/

skip to main content earth space tech ... Discovery News Space News space news RSS Mars Rover Spirit Finds Evidence of Water Stuck in the sand and with time to spare, Spirit hits the jackpot. Bushels of Buckyballs Found in Space The cages of carbon may be the FedEx of space, transporting atoms through the cosmos. Mystery Surrounds Solar Flare Event [VIDEO] Are mysterious particles shooting through Earth during solar flare events? Popular Topics NASA Mars Wide Angles The Sun ... Mark Thompson Astronomer Mark Thompson explains why he's fed up with astrology and why star signs have little relevance to the realities of the Universe. Mars Rover Spirit Finds Evidence of Water Irene Klotz Stuck in the sand and with time to spare, Spirit hits the jackpot. Earth-Like Planets May Be Dime a Dozen Irene Klotz About one in four stars like our sun may host planets very much like our own, new research finds. Comet Hartley 2 Pumps Out the Cyanide Nicole Gugliucci NASA is taking advantage of Comet Hartley 2's close approach to visit it with the Deep Impact/EPOXI mission, and they are already making surprising discoveries. Bushels of Buckyballs Found in Space Irene Klotz The cages of carbon may be the FedEx of space, transporting other molecules and atoms through the cosmos.

82. International Space Station Offers summaries of the construction and expeditions to the space station, by an author specializing in Russian space history. http://www.zarya.info/Diaries/ISS/Index.htm

International Space Station Lincoln, UK 2010 Oct 31, UTC Sunday Maintained by: Robert Christy FBIS Zarya Home Search Zarya What's New? ISS Pages: ISS Home Zarya and Unity Zvezda Arrives Expedition 1 ... Expedition 5 International Space Station The International Space Station came into being 1998 December 13 at 20:25 GMT (15:25 EST, and December 14 at 00:25 in Moscow) when the Zarya/Unity combination was released into free flight by Space Shuttle Endeavour. This diary chronicles the major activities in the first four years after the launch of Zarya. It is divided into sections representing major stages of building and occupation. Current events can be found in the Orbital Events calendar (also available from the right hand menu). The headings in the left menu correspond with the following paragraphs. Zarya and Unity - covers the first elements going into space and the work done by space shuttle crews in preparing the station for habitation. Zvezda Arrives - the third module finds its way into space and links up with Zarya, Shuttle crews continue to build on to the station by adding the Z-1 Truss and connecting PMA-3 to Unity. Expedition 1 - Bill Shepherd, Yuri Gidzenko and Sergei Krikalev go aboard to become the station's first crew while Shuttle visits add further elements to the ISS including the Destiny module.

83. ESA - Human Spaceflight And Exploration - International Space Station Features overview of European participation in the International space Station, with projects, news and events. http://www.esa.int/export/esaHS/iss.html

ESA Home International Space Station Exploration Research Astronauts Education ... ISS exploitation and ELIPS Current status Where is the International Space Station now? See the ISS from your home town Building the ISS ISS configuration at completion (pdf) Europe's partners International Space Station Legal Framework Europe's partners European participation ISS Elements On the ground European Participating States How much does it cost? Services Calendar Subscribe Search All Human Spaceflight and Exploration A testbed for future space exploration 27 October 2010 The International Space Station (ISS) is a successful laboratory for science and technology, but it could be called on for even more exciting uses. Full story Win an ESA fellowship with GeoFlow Challenge Deep inside our planet, liquid metal and rock are churning around with convection, rather like water heating in a kettle. This is about the physics of Earth’s interior, simulated in space. And it’s about a competition that may change your life – if you take the challenge. Full story New international standard for spacecraft docking 19 October 2010 Partners in the International Space Station programme have agreed on a new standard for docking systems, which will be capable also of implementing berthing. The agreement allows a range of compatible, but not necessarily identical, mechanisms for spacecraft docking. A first agreed version of the Interface Definition Document will be released on 25 October.

84. Belgian User Support And Operation Centre B.USOC Provides contacts, documentation, news and events for the scientific users of the space station. http://www.busoc.be/

Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy

85. NASA - Food For Space Flight Learn about the history of food in space, the space shuttle food system, the shuttle s menu, and get an insight into the science of space nutrition. http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/postsecondary/features/F_Food_for_Space

86. Space Store & NASA Gift Shop - Space Toys And Astronaut Suits space related items including adult space clothing , baby space clothing, flight suits, Official Nasa patches, items signed by astronauts, pictures of space, space food, models of spacecraft, videos, dvds, and space gift ideas . http://www.thespacestore.com/

87. RussianSpaceWeb.com News and history of the Russian space program by Anatoly Zak, a journalist. http://www.russianspaceweb.com/

Site news Site map About this site About the author ... DONATE! NEW: September Unmanned lunar plans Site updates: To sign up for FREE periodic E-mail notifications about new features on this site, send E-mail with word "update" in the subject line. Moscow Time PICTURE OF THE DAY DARK CRADLE OF ROCKETRY NEXT IN SPACE Nov. 2: A Soyuz-2-1a rocket with a Fregat upper stage to launch a Meridian satellite for military communications from Plesetsk See more in and beyond HELP WANTED! Advertising manager/Marketer Contributing Editor/Reporter Wikipedia writers Web site designer Contact Anatoly Zak Searching photos, artwork, books, blueprints, published and unpublished articles, dissertations, memoirs and other materials and documents on the history of rocketry and space exploration from any country and time period. Contact Anatoly Zak TOP STORY A possible configuration of the PTK NP spacecraft with a habitation module, which would be a focus of the Technical Project announced Wednesday Work on Russian next-generation spacecraft moves forward Published: 2010 Oct. 28

88. Encyclopedia Astronautica Comprehensive resource providing articles on most space technology subjects and space flight history. http://www.astronautix.com

Encyclopedia Astronautica Source: Encyclopedia Astronautica (http://www.astronautix.com/): Home Page 25,687 pages - 9,423 images A B C D ... Z "...the NASA history office directed us to your web site.." - National Geographic Most Popular Space suits Saturn V Women of Space HARP Project ... Sea Dragon Newest Additions/Changes Soviets Recovered Apollo Sputnik vs Vanguard Real Flying Saucers! Lenticular Spacecraft Space Bomber (pdf) Saucer Patent (pdf) Horizon (pdf) ... Astronaut Stats updated Never-Go Navaho Man-In-Space-Soonest What did the CIA know? Shenzhou competitors: Tian Jiao 1 Chang Cheng 1 V-2 VTOHL H-2 HTOHL ... OTRAG - The real story Voskhod 3 DSE-Alpha LK-3 The Kamanin Diaries ... Chertok's Memoirs Editor's Favorites Flights that never were Road to the Stars! GEMINI-MANIA! Soyuz design stolen? ... Almaz -combat spacecraft The Wrong Stuff GNOM -ICBM air breather Mars 5NM Mars 5M Barbarian AJ-260 ... Nova You Saw It Here First S African Space Taming the Fire Space Explorers Soviet Star Wars ... Russian ICBM's Not to be missed Von Braun's 50's rockets New Gen Chinese LV's Apollo Odds and Mods US Space Stations ... Goddard's Rockets Site Map Alphabetical Index Major Articles People Chronology ... Drug and Alcohol Rehabs - Comprehensive addiction resources for Drug and Alcohol Rehabs and substance abuse treatment and research Flower Delivery - Flowers delivered fresh from the fields. Proflowers delivery service sends love, not like.

89. Space Projects - Space Information - Space Shop Offers a collection of popularized material on space projects and astronomy. Includes forums and merchandising. http://www.aerospaceguide.net/

90. European Space Industry Directory ESID is an ESA database of more than 400 space companies and 1000 products. http://www.esidirectory.org

As of July 2010, ESID has been discontinued. Please use the EMITS Yellow pages instead. Questions about ESID can be addressed to esid@nodal.fr

91. Space Digest International Archives Complete archive from Volume 1 to the present. http://www.islandone.org/SpaceDigest/

Space Digest International Archives Welcome to the Space Digest International Archives. The creation of this archive was a joint effort of Dale Amon of QUB and Genesis Project Ltd (and formerly of CMU); Ted Anderson (formerly of LLNL, now with Transarc); Eugene Miya of NASA Ames; and Mark Maimone of International Space University and CMU. Thanks are also due to many others for ideas, discussion and assistance over the years. This list would certainly be a long one, but special thanks are due to Bill Higgins of FermiLab and Henry Spencer of the University of Toronto. This archive contains a nearly complete sequence from V1 to the present. It is a combination of all other known archives and has been carefully crosschecked. It should be considered the definitive Space Digest archive. Accept no substitutes. It is hoped that someday disk storage will become available so that we can put a hyperlinked and index-searchable version of this valuable space data resource onto the web. Be forwarned. As the years go by these files get big. Very big. Very, VERY big. How big is that? The Volume 17 file is 15.6MB compressed... Caveat Emptor. If you find any problems or have any of the missing issues, please notify us by mail:

92. SPACE TODAY ONLINE - Space Today Online Covering Space From Earth To The Edge Of Covering space from Earth to the Edge of the Universe http://www.spacetoday.org/

93. Spacearchitect.org AIAA subcommittee on aerospace architecture in space and on Earth. http://www.spacearchitect.org/

94. Space Solar Power Workshop -- Clean Baseload Energy Discussion of the energy path for space development. http://www.sspi.gatech.edu/

Space Solar Power Workshop Welcome to the SSPW!!! March 22, 2010 Recent SSP Presentations Escalating tension between our economy, energy choices and e nvironment drove us to search for the best energy choice. That choice is The most authoritative research predicts peak global oil production will occur sometime between 2008 and 2018, based on by F. Robelius' dissertation Private UK studies by the Industry Taskforce on Peak Oil and Energy Security have projected the production peak year to be approximately 2012 to 2013. Regardless of the precise year, Washington continues doing nothing on the scale required. It will take decades to cleanly repower the world - after we begin. Copper, aluminum and iron are minerals that can be recycled, but fossil fuels are gone after they have been burned. We must prepare to use lower grade ores, which will require more and cleaner energy. Replacing oil with coal continues to exacerbate CO and other environmental problems. It's easy - write your Representative David Rutledge, chair of , projects a combined peak for world oil, gas, and coal production in 2019 Write ... after you have studied our presentations, articles and our letters on current (2010) letters to Congress on funding SSP. Six Cong ressmen received this letter from the SSPW in Jan. 2008 requesting Congress authorize the charter of a Space Solar Power Corporation.

95. ACEIZE | Tracking The Current State Of Science And Technology Articles on technologies and science for human space colonization. http://www.aceize.com

ACEIZE Tracking the current state of Science and Technology Site Index People Institutions Projects ... About Aceize Search this site: Feed Links Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz Preview Random image 'We are all interested in the future, because that is where you and I will be spending the rest of our lives.' Criswell, Plan 9 from Outerspace "When did the future switch from being a promise to being a threat" Chuck Palahniuk, "Invisible Monsters" Brave New Direction for Spam Bots 2010, October 27 - 8:07am — Greg Kontos Features: Entertainment Free Tagging: xkcd xkcd.com has a great and hopeful attitude towards the advancement of spambots. Add new comment Visit xkcd.com Bigelow Aerospace on the Move 2010, October 27 - 8:02am — Greg Kontos Features: Current Events Critical Path Innovation: Private Space Travel Institutions: Boeing Bigelow Aerospace People: Robert Bigelow Rockets: Atlas 5 Spacecraft: CST-100 Bigelow Aerospace has been signing "memorandums of understanding" with various national space interests. The countries that they have spoken to include Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden, Australia and the United Kingdom. These agreements are described as a way for these countries to have a space research alternative to the international space station. Bigelow Aerospace is currently undergoing a $20 million dollar, 185,000 sq-ft, expansion to it's facilities in Las Vegas. The inflatable space modules they produce will be launched by Atlas 5 rockets in the future. The Atlas 5 rocket is described in the article as being a well tested and the safest option currently available. Bigelow and Boeing have been working on putting together a larger project called the 'Bigelow-provided Orbital Space Complex'. This project will utilize Boeing's CST-100 capsule (from NASA's Commercial Crew Development Program) launched atop the Atlas 5.

96. Space Exploration Features an uncommented image gallery of asteroids, comets and spacecraft. http://www.space-exploration.org/

Space Exploration This website has been designed to display some of the wonderful pictures that have been taken whilst exploring space. Pictures of asteroids, comets and spacecraft which will give you an idea of what it looks like in space. Please click the relevant galleries to view the hundreds of pictures avaiable. Space Exploration has been the quest to use space travel to discover the nature of the universe beyond the earth. The first Space Exploration started in 1957 with the launch of the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, sent into space by the Soviets. Since ancient times people have dreamed of leaving their home planet and exploring other worlds not known to man. Every era through out history has had a belief as to what the "heavens" are made form. The Greeks believed that the stars and space were made of a material called "Quitenses", and other culture once thought that the stars were made of their peoples passed away. We know now what stars are really made of; they are made of various

97. Secrets Of Space Collection of space images including rockets, satellites, stars, and the solar system. http://www.secretsofspace.com

98. Astronomy Today's Space Exploration Articles Articles on space missions. http://www.astronomytoday.com/exploration.html

Browse through our Articles Amateur Astronomy Participate in our Community Astronomy articles ... Meet the AstronomyToday Team Space Exploration articles Apollo Missions From "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" to "Houston, we have a problem ... " and beyond! Ariane Rockets The workhorses of ESA's space program, these rockets have been launching payloads into space since 1979. Beagle 2 All you wanted to know about Britain's ill-fated Mars lander. GAIA One of ESA's cornerstone missions, GAIA aims to plot the skies, charting billions of stars. Herschel When launched in 2007, Herschel will be the European Space Agency's most sophisticated and powerful space telescope to date. Integral The study of gamma ray bursts by Integral can greatly aid scientists in the study of supernovae, the creation of stars and indeed the nature of the Universe itself. International Space Station Orbiting at 400km above the Earth, the ISS serves a multitude of functions. Mars Express The Mars Express orbiter (which carried the Beagle 2 lander) has reached Mars and is providing valuable data for us. We detail the mission here. Mercury Missions The closest planet to Earth has been the subject of many missions involving unmanned probes and here we feature a few.

99. Russia To Bring Space Shuttle Back From The Grave Russia plans to resurrect the Buran space shuttle! http://www.spacedaily.com/news/russia-space-general-01m.html

SPACE TRAVEL Russia To Bring Space Shuttle Back From The Grave Buran was mothballed in the early 1990s by the cash-strapped Russian government. But with the satellite launching business expanding and the International Space Station running behind schedule, Russian space officials think Buran's time has come. by Barry Fox for New Scientist Baikonur - June 30, 2001 Russia plans to reassert itself as a major power in space by resurrecting the Buran space shuttle, a relic of the Soviet era. It will pay for the development programme in part by taking more space tourists like Dennis Tito up to the space station. Buran was mothballed in the early 1990s by the cash-strapped Russian government. But with the satellite launching business expanding and the International Space Station running behind schedule, Russian space officials think Buran's time has come. Last week Energia, the state company which built Buran, opened its hangars at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan to show Western aerospace engineers that Buran is ready and waiting for relaunch. "There is a future for this programme," says Leonid Gurushkin, director of launch operations at Baikonur.

100. Space Exploration Home Page How to get a Boy Scout space Exploration Merit Badge. Includes a brief summary of early space travel and a timeline of events in space exploration from the 1950s. http://my.execpc.com/~culp/space/space.html

The new page address is working now!! ==> www.rocketmime.com/space/space.html SPACE EXPLORATION MERIT BADGE Welcome to the Home Page for Space Exploration. This Web site provides you with all the information you need to complete the Boy Scout Space Exploration Merit Badge, along with links to more information that is either useful or way fun. On this page you will find the requirements for the merit badge, listed below. For each requirement there are links to my pages, or NASA's pages or others, that provide you with the information you need to complete the requirement. This merit badge is too cool for words. Launching your own rocket, one that you built yourself, is so much fun you may become addicted. There is a lot of research to do - and the more you learn the more interesting it gets. This web site will make it much easier to get started, and once you're started you won't want to stop. Enough talk. Buckle in and let's go! LAUNCH INTO REQUIREMENTS Merit Badge Requirements Updated for the 2005 requirements!

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