Report from Headquarters
Internet Provides Cool Space Links
Written by: Space Foundation Editorial Team
The Internet is overflowing with interesting, education and sometimes just silly space information.
- For a time-lapse history of the construction of the International Space Station, click here.
- For the first-ever view of Mercury from orbit around the innermost planet, click here.
- To see how aliens view our use of space developments, click here.
- To see the final lainch of the Space Shuttle Discovery, click here. And, if you are interested in purchasing a beautiful Discovery poster (or a poster of any of the additional five Space Shuttles) to support Space Foundation eduction programs, click here.
- For a look at some of the spacecraft that will be on display at the upcoming 27th National Space Syymposium:
- Click here for the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft
- Click here for the Boeing ALTV test flight
- Click here for the Orbital Sciences' Cygnus™ advanced maneuvering spacecraft
- Click here for the Lockheed Martin Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle
- Click here for the Boeing Crew Space Transportation (CST-100) spacecraft
Pictured: Final launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery, February 2011
This article is part of Space Watch: April 2011 (Volume: 10, Issue: 4).