Rocket Science

- Directory of pub SPACE SHUTTLE
- This is one whole huge directory of space shuttle log entries. Read along and imagine yourself on a mission with the astronauts!

- A Brief History of Rocketry
- This page explains how Captain Kirk was able to assemble a weapon that allowed him to defeat the Gorn Captain.
- AeroAstro Projects
- Another discount space rocket company, they show off six of their past projects here, just to show what they can do.
- Air Rocket
- This page has a downloadable science project (in Claris or Acrobat format) where you shoot a small rocket and calculate its point of impact. I told you education could be fun.
- AMC Debugger Frogs
- Applied Microsystems Corporation uses frogs to debug their software. See the rocket frog and others here.
- Andoya Rocket Range
- Do you want to launch a rocket, but can't pay the exorbitant prices asked by many space centers? Then the Norwegian Space Center is for you!
- BHS Computer Projects
- This page has an educational bent. Its got an abstract on programming a 3-D rocket simulation. See, education can be fun.
- Chesley Bonestell Gallery
- Chesley Bonestell specializes in space art. He has a picture of a rocket returning from the moon before anybody ever went there. Psychic!
- HPR Launch Information
- The University of Arizona site offers information on how and where to launch large rockets. Watch your telemetry!
- ISDS AAE Hybrid Rocket Project
- Project Prometheus is a project to attempting to build a hybrid rocket motor (works like a candle). They have diagrams for you do-it-yourselfers, too.
- Kaiser-Marquardt
- One long page promoting a company that makes small rocket engines. Look for pictures and sales.
- LunaCity Home Page
- The sysop for this site claims he will one day maintain it from the moon. Why think small? Go for half way across the galaxy.
- Mrs O'Haver's 5th Grade Book Reports
- Young Daniel Powell's book report is on Chuck Yeager: Rocket Jockey. This multi-media report combines text, art, and recording. I think he got an A.
- NASA Academy
- The NASA Academy is teaching the youth of today to be the rocket jockeys of tommorow. Send your kid to rocket school.
- NASA Kennedy Space Center Home Page
- Tons of official U.S. Rocket Command Space Program pages on this site, a photo directory, and the STS-70 Countdown page is online. Bonus!
- Other Space Agencies through ESA
- This page has links to space agencies around the world. Now you can find out what top secret rocket projects are going on in other countries.
- Overview of Stennis Space Center
- Did you know the Space Shuttle Main Engine delivers 470,000 pounds of thrust. More incredible rocket info is available here.
- Phillips Laboratory Success Stories
- If you were at the Phillips Lab, you couldn't walk around saying "He's no rocket scientist," because just about everyone there is.
- Posies Picture Book Dear 23
- The Posies are a band from the Pacific Northwest. They appeared on the cover of Rocket, the Seattle alternative weekly.
- Res Rocket Surfer
- Billing itself as the first virtual band, Res Rocket Surfer has the cyber gimmmick. But musically? Totally virtual!
- Rocket J. Squirrel's Fractured Fairy Tails
- Rocket, since his breakup with Bullwinkle, is now DJing a show at KFJC, the best community college punk station in the country.
- Rocket Launcher
- For all you Magick: The Gathering players, this page lists an artifact card, the Rocket Launcher, and the rules that apply to it. Other card links are here, too.
- Rocket propellant performance
- For those late nights when you can't figure out what ratio of oxidizer to propellant you should use, it's all here.
- rocket science fanzine
- Rocket Science 'zine, issue 1, is online. This 'zine isn't by or for physicists and engineers, it's just punk.
- Rocket Science Home Page
- Rocket Science are game designers extraordinare, with one of the best Web sites. They don't design rockets.
- Rocket Shoots
- Under the heading "Pastimes of Geeks," comes the subject model rocketry. Read these accounts of various launches.
- Rocket1 Home Page
- A homepage for some college student. It looks like he was supposed to do it for a class. There's no clue where Rocket1 comes in.
- Rocketdyke
- A page devoted to a now defunct (I think) zine. There's a couple of cool stills, and a link to dyke resources. Will Elton John rewrite Rocketman?
- Rockwell Home Page
- Rockwell is the big daddy of corporate rocket scientists, and don't say corporate rockets still suck.
- Sargent-Welch catalog.html
- A catalog full of science experiments and instruments. Buy the Water Rocket for only 25.95.
- Space Shuttles Fact Sheet
- The space shuttle in itself isn't a rocket, but it does use rockets to get into space, and some of the facts on this page are about its rockets.
- The Black Horse Page
- This page covers another top secret military project; this one is to design a reusable space rocket that only has one stage to orbit. Good pictures, and a movie!
- The DOOM Adventures of Rocket Jones
- Doom, that ever popular game that's fun because you can blow up your friends. Two modules for Doom are available here.
- The Risks Digest Volume 4 Issue 70
- All text, but there's an article on a Star Wars system accidently shooting down a rocket carrying a sattelite into orbit. Good conspiracy stuff.
- Thermospheric and Ionospheric Physics Home Page
- Don't let the title intimidate you, this is a top secret Navy site and project where they do rocket experiments.
- TRC Activities Catalog
- This page lists a bunch of infotainment activities designed by NASA for grades 7 - 12, like how to make a rocket car.
- Tripoli Rocket Association
- The mission of this association is to provide a resource for high-power rocketeers. But they're only models.
- UCF SEDS Project Elkhorn Rocket Program
- The mission statement said something about letting students apply their skills. The reality: they get to play with rockets.
- Ufos and the New Physics
- Read how next-generation physics, learned from UFOs, is going to give us a new rocket science beyond your wildest dreams!
- Univeristy of Toledo Circle K Homepage
- It seems this division of Circle K uses a cool rocket picture as its official image, but, more importantly, when will the girls from Findlay return Elmo?
- Welcome to Huntsville
- Huntsville, where it all began. Read about when, in 1950, Wernher Von Braun and his team of rocket scientists founded AmericaÕs space program.
- Welcome to SERTS
- Yet another NASA site (they've got all the great rocket stuff); this one with info on a rocket launched telescope and spectrograph.
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