Sections:
Space Education
New Horizons Pluto Mission
Real Space Models
Paper Models of Real Spacecraft
Commercial Space Products
Space Facts and History
 - by far the biggest section of my links, broken into sub-categories
NASA Historical Series Books On-Line
NASA Sites

Space education - for school-age astronauts

• NASA Space Portal for Kids
• About.Com - Homework Help - Space & Astronomy  - Pretty cool site for helping kids with homework!
• Star Child: A learning center for young astronomers - also includes great information on space exploration
• The Apollo Society -  Mission: To advance space exploration and establish human communities beyond Earth.
• An Annotated Bibliography of the Apollo Program - NASA site with huge bibliography on the Apollo moon landing program.
• Toward a History of the Space Shuttle: An Annotated Bibliography - NASA site with bibliography on the Shuttle.
• Sat Passes - Want to know if an orbiting spacecraft will be visible from where you are?  This site has that information.  Includes data for the International Space Station, the Shuttle, and Mir Space Station.
• +Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center Gift Shop - Features FREE paper models of a bunch of real and sci-fi spacecraft!
• NASA Solar System Exploration page - features paper models in varying degrees of difficulty.
• Niel's Paper Models - Nice site with some cool paper rocket models
• A Guide to Space Exploration - part of the Orlando FunTickets web site.  A short essay on the history of space exploration and a nice list of links to other sites on the subject.  This link was sent to me by a yound MLSM reader from the Laramie Public Library.  Thanks!
• Resource Guide: Telescopes on a Budget - a nice guide to telescopes for beginners, including links to many other sites explaining astronomy geared towards kids and learning
• Infographic - Evolution of Food in Space: From Bland Puree to Almost Like on Earth
• Home Science: Backyard Astronomy Basics
• Top Astronomy NASA Photos of All Time
• Top 25 Public Observatories
• Astronomy, Science and Physics Guide for 2020

New Horizons

• John Hopkins University - The Official web site for the New Horizons mission.
• New Horizons Science Institute - At Southwest Research Institute (SWRI)
• NASA's Spaceplace New Horizons/Pluto web site - For teachers and school age children.  Includes information on Pluto, has games, projects, fun facts, and a lot more.

Real Space Models (commercial and information sites)

• +Ninfinger Productions: Scale Models - Sven "Ninfinger" Knudson's incredible space site. I call it "the best little space site in Texas" but it's really the best in the whole damn world!  More information is available here on space and space models than any other place on the Net. Includes pictures of real space hardware and just about every space model that's ever been made. Also, a HUGE links page. You have to see this place to believe it!
• +RealSpace Models - Glenn Johnson, probably the most famous space modeler on Earth, has had his work featured in Fine Scale Modeler magazine several times. He also runs a very nice resin kit company which specializes in beautifully detailed models of rockets, space probes, and after production kits to jazz up and super detail those re-released styrene kits! Nice!!
• +Space in Miniature - The Space In Miniature (SIM) series of books by Mike Mackowski are a must have for any serious space modeler.  Books are in soft cover and very affordable.
• +RixWiki - By Rick DeNatale.  "Everything you never knew you wanted to know about the Mercury Project!"
• +New Ware Models - By Tomas Kladiva from the Czech Republic.  Specializing in top quality after-market detail sets including photo-etch and decals, as well as many, many planned kits of boosters both real and those that never made it off the drawing boards.  (Hint: I get almost all of my resin stuff either from Tom or from Glenn at Real Space Models) Note - New Ware Models can now be bought domestically at Victory Models (see below), which should soothe the jitters some may have about buying from overseas.
• +Accurate Models - "very simply, what the name implies.  Moreover, it also implies incredible detailing not usually found in the mass market production kits from yester-year to today. A kind of reassurance that once purchased, these kits will astound, educate, and thoroughly delight the buyer."  A division of Custom Miniatures, operated by Jim Key.  A++
• Phil Broad's Model Builders' Reference Vault - Amazing site with tons of photos of sci-fi props and real space hardware, among others.
• Victory Models- Domestic distributor for New Ware Models and hopefully more lines of our favorite space model kits.  Support Paul's efforts to sell space models to us!
• +Tango Papa Decals - Tom Prestia, the newest guy on the block, is dedicated to getting YOU the modeler all of your decal needs.  From paper to printing, it's all there.  You can send art work of your idea and Tom will get it printed on decal paper, at scale, for a VERY reasonable price.
• +Launch Complex Models - the name says it all.  Ross Tierney from the UK is developing photo etch/resin scale models of all the major launch complexes at the Cape, and may eventually include those at Baikonour as well.  Not cheap, but these models will be well worth the price for anyone seriously interested in modeling their LVs within their launch complexes.  You really should check this out!
• +Space Model Systems - Rick Sternbach sells fantastically detailed decals for the Saturn V, LM, and CSM in different scales.  HIghly recommended.  Also, extensive galleries on such diverse topics as the Mars Machine mockup project, Star Trek, the Saturn V, and space art.
• Anderson Models - 1/144 scale launch vehicles in resin, including such things as the Soviet mini-shuttles, Ariane 1, 3, 4, & 5, HOTOL, Hermes, etc.
• Mat Irvine's Smallspace Homepage - Mat's a smashing bloke who flew all the way over here from Great Britain to debut his book at the 1999 IPMS National show in Orlando.  Check out his books on space and sci-fi models, Creating Space, and Scale Spacecraft Modeling, which has all us space model guys buzzing!
• +Vincent Meens' Space Model Web Page - You really have to see this guy's work to believe it!  Included are fully scratchbuilt models, with cutaways to show the spacecraft inside, of a Soyuz booster in 1/48 scale and an N-1/L-3 in 1/90 scale!  Vincent's latest efforts include a gorgeous scratch built Lunokhod rover, and a seperate site for his Launch Complex 39 build up, which is a heavily modified Revell kit, with shuttle.
• Victory Models - Carries all of the New Ware Models line for those who don't care to order through the international mail.
• Astronautical Rocketry Club V. M. Komarov - From Slovenia, one of the countries that was born with the breakup of Yugoslavia.  "The subject of this page is to present the activites of our club: spacemodeling, high power rocketry, popularization of astronautics, contest reports etc."
• Aviapress - Russian model distributor, featuring the AER Moldova line, including the 1/144 scale Sputnik and Vostok boosters.
• EBay Space Models - the one we love to hate!  Lots of hard to find items here at auction.
• Collect Aire Models - Lou Maglio has several space-related resin kits, including 1/32 scale Gemini and Mercury capsules, and most of the lifting body X-planes.
• + The Saturn V Clinic - by Rick Sternbach.  Detailed instruction on how to spruce up a Sat V model to make it look more like the real thing.  Also, here you can buy his "Ultimate 1/96 Saturn V Decal Set".
• +My Little LM - Photos and review of the a finished Vista Replicas 1/32 scale LM, by Mike Smithwick.
• +Scratchbuilding a 1/96 Saturn V - By Tracy Kornfeld.  The ultimate kitbash of the Revell 1/96 scale Sat V!  Unbelievable!
• +"Maquetas" - "Models" in Spanish!  Manuel Escat's page features some very nice scratch builds.  The page is in Spanish, so if you want to read it in English, use the Alta Vista Babel Fish link below.
• Galactic Voyager - Sells space and aviation models, patches, and memoribilia.
• +Accur8 Models Space Models - Home of the 1/12 Scale Liberty Bell Mercury Capsule Kit.  Get 'em while you can!
• +Fantastic Plastic - You gotta love that name!  Galeries of built models covering the history of space modeling.  Very nicely laid out.
• +Launch Complex 39 - By Tom Murphy.  Tom is building an incredible scratch built model of LC 39 in 1/72 scale (twice the size of the Revell kit).  Jezz, this thing is nice!  Check it out!
• +MilliputMan - Phillippe Cantin's fantastic original astronaut figures.  Includes one of Eugene Cernan on the moon on Apollo 17, and Chris Hadfield on STS-100.
• Unicraft Models "Spaceship One" kit - We're all rooting for the little spaceship that could, built by Burt Rutan at Scaled Composites LLC.  Here's the only commercially available model of it, along with the White Knight "mothership", in 1/72 scale. (NOTE Although this is still the only model available of this historic spacecraft, a major styrene model manufacturer has this on their list of future kits).
• + BLAP Models - Gotta love that name!!  Their motto is "Building the future, one model at a time".
• +AXM Paper Space Scale Models - Great site for fans of models of the paper variety, which is a rapidly growing segment of the hobby.  Also, Alfonso Moreno, the webmaster, has a truly incredible set of files detailing the markings on each Shuttle throughout their flight history - very handy for anyone buidling a Shuttle model.
• +Ken Harman's "Space is the Place" site - Lots of pictures from Ken's travels to major space centers.
• +Martin Rasmussen's Scratch built 1/48 scale Saturn V - What an incredible project, and it came out beautifully!
• Attic Aircraft Models - Besides some really cool aircraft, like the Have Blue, etc., they also sell 1/48 scale kits for the Mercury-Redstone and Atlas, and the Gemini-Tian II.
• Grandt Line Products - Famous for scale nuts and bolts.
• CJS Aviation - Home of Sheri's Hot Models(!) - Yeah, Baby!  Sheri is a hot little number.  She's quoted on the site as saying "Yes I do enjoy modeling with my rockets. I am very proud of them and like to show them off."  Oh, I almost forgot - you can buy some seriously large scale models of American launch vehciles on this site.  These are meant to be flying models.
• Hobbylink Japan - Apollo paper models.
• +Randy Lee Anne Ward's Paper Space Models - Bunches and bunches of space model build-ups!
• Neil's Paper Models - Lots of launch vehicles and satellite paper models to download.
• Ian Walsh's Factual Model Spacecraft Page - A truly prolific space modeler!  This is a HUGE collection.
• +A Plain Old Air & Space Model Page - You'll love Geoff Robertson's deadpan sense of humor: "Extraordinary Subjects Built With Average Skills - Celebrating Ten Years of Mediocrity".

Paper Models of Real Spacecraft
• +Lower Hudson Valley Challenger Center Gift Shop - Features FREE paper models of a bunch of real and sci-fi spacecraft!
• NASA Solar System Exploration page - features paper models in varying degrees of difficulty.
• Niel's Paper Models - Nice site with some cool paper rocket models
• +AXM Paper Space Scale Models - Great site for fans of models of the paper variety, which is a rapidly growing segment of the hobby.  Also, Alfonso Moreno, the webmaster, has a truly incredible set of files detailing the markings on each Shuttle throughout their flight history - very handy for anyone buidling a Shuttle model.
• Hobbylink Japan - Apollo paper models.
• +Randy Lee Anne Ward's Paper Space Models - Bunches and bunches of space model build-ups!
• Cardmodels-R - Some very nice paper models of Russian/Soviet launch vehciles and spacecraft.
• Hubble Space Telescope paper model - The also have other, more elaborate plans for multimedia models of the HST
• Japanese Space Paper Models site - Sorry - I couldn't find a title for this page but it must have at least 100 paper space models listed

• Buy Your Own Full Scale Lunar Module! - That's right!  You saw it here first.....  Currently selling for $89,000!
• Moon Pans.com - These guys have done an incredible job of assembling many of the pans taken by the Apollo crews into beautiful posters available for purchase.  Just what us Apollo heads need for our den walls!!!
• Raumfahrt Concret Magazine - from Germany.  A beautiful magazine dedicated to space exploration.  In the shopping section, you can buy DVDs and some really stunning illustrations of spacecraft.
• Countdown Creations & Mag-E-zine - weekly update on all that's happening in the space exploration biz.  Very nicely done!  I listed this site under this category because they also sell some cool shirts n' stuff with space patches, logos, etc.
• Boggs' Space Books - Extensive catalogue of publications about space exploration.
• The Ultimate Space Place - lots of very rare space memoribilia... bring your check book!
• +Sven "Ninfinger" Knudson's Space Modeler's Links Section - you owe it to yourself to check Sven Knudson's links section for a comprehensive listing of space modeling web sites, including model dealers and manufacturers, clubs, personal pages, and museums
• Space Age Collectibles - Over 200 space patches and decals.  Very large assortment available, US, Russian/USSR, etc.
• Cargo Bay Emblems - Here you can buy about a gazillion different space patches!
• Soviet/Russian Aerospace Memoribilia - Fantastic stuff here from the Soviet Union/Russia
• HPM Publications - Here you can get books on such diverse subjects as X-planes and the Gemini paraglider
• Historic Space Systems - Features some free downloads of tech drawings as well as more detailed drawings of Apollo and Shuttle control panels in 1:1 scale for sale.
• Espace Lollini - "Editor of Space philately-related catalogs and albums. (in other words, stamps!)  World's most complete stock in stamps, covers and other space collectibles.  All are available for purchase."
• Aerospaceguide: Space Projects and Info - my first link from Ireland, which makes me pretty happy as my Mom's maiden name was Reilly!  Besides the space shop, also includes information on past and present space programs.
• Paperless Archives - Offers CD ROMs of a huge assortment of declassified government documents, including Project Mercury and the Corona Spy Satellite program.
• +CollectSpace - "The Source for Space History and Artifacts".  Very nice collector's site to purchase some cool memoribilia, including many flown items.
• Fotosearch: Galaxies, Stars, and Nebulae - Massive collection of astronomy images of galaxies, planets, stars, NASA, and much more.
• Space Toys - Full Scale Lunar Module - Yes, you read it right!  Who wants to buy me one???
• JammyDog Micro Masking Tape - We manufacture a wide range of micro width tapes, in a range of top quality materials including Paper, vinyl and reinforced cloth.
• Sharkit Models - Famous for limited run kits of rare subjects, mostly experimental space vehicles, aircraft, and missiles.
• Cardmodels-R - Some very nice paper models of Russian/Soviet launch vehciles and spacecraft.
• Mach 2 Models - Limited run models of various launch vehciles.  Note that these models require advanced modeling skills to assemble.

NOTE - As a few of these web sites are in Russian or German, you can use the Alta Vista Babel Fish translation site to read it in English.  You can even type in the URL of the page you want translated, and this system will display the page exactly as you see it in your browser with the words translated for you. Cool!

Apollo - related
 

• +The Apollo Saturn Reference - This site by John Duncan (a real good guy!) has some very nice technical material on the LMs & CSMs & Saturn rockets & launch facilities. John is attempting to put several volumes of Apollo reference material on-line for posterity's sake. (While you're there, drop him a line and give him an electronic "attaboy" for the fantastic job he's doing on a very difficult task).
• Don McMillan's 3D Lunar Rover Project - Fantastic reference on the Lunar Roving Vehicle!  Don has literally built an LRV in 3 dimensions.  He also sells a beautiful poster of his work on this site.
• The Apollo Image Atlas - Contains thumbnailed images of every photo taken on every Apollo mission from Apollo 11 - 17!  Although the images are of low resolution, you can use this atlas to pick images that you want to order from NASA or find higher resolution copies on the web.  Incredible!  Highly recomended!
• +The Lunar Module Coatings Page - This important new web page features detailed imagery of the Apollo Lunar Module by famed space artist Paul Fjeld.  This is a must see for anyone serious about building models of the LM, or anyone who just loves this incredible vehicle as much as I do.
• Apollo Maniacs (!) - by Takeshi Muto.  I LOVE this site!  Takeshi has put a LOT of work into the computer graphics on this site, and it shows.  Includes CG models of all the Apollo spacecraft and the Saturn V. Neat!!!
• APOLLO Manned Missions (Smithsonian NASM) - Nice section with some rarely seen photos. Caution: some of the photos are BIG!!!
• Apollo Mission Patches - (Smithsonian NASM) scanned images of real, embroidered patches from every Apollo mission (not including Skylab or ASTP).
• Contact Light - By Kipp Teague.  "This site, which offers a personal account of Project Apollo from my perspective as a young teenager at the time, includes high-quality stills, audio and video clips, and a built-in JavaScript lunar lander simulator."  Take a trip down memory lane back to the 60's, when school was stopped to watch space events on TV.  A real heart grabber for baby boomer space buffs like me.  This site also includes Kipp's fantastic Apollo Archive which has become THE place to go to get the best images from the Apollo missions in super clear high resolution images.
• Apollo Lunar Landing Guidance & Control - By Ron Noteborn.  Beautiful graphics highlight this stunning site on "G&C".
• The Apollo Landing Sites - Includes coordinates for each landing site, and progressively zoomed-in shots of them.  Cool!
• Exploring the Apollo Landing Sites - same as above.  Neat!
• The Alan Bean Gallery - FINALLY Apollo 12 astronaut Al Bean's painting have been put into an on-line gallery!  Fantastic!
• Lunar Module Spacecraft Assembly & Test (S/CAT) Remembered - By Frank Pullo, one of the Grummies who helped build the LM.   YES!  S/CAT is back at a new home.  AWESOME!!!!
• De la terre a la lune (From the Earth to the Moon) - Very nice French site by Mr. Paul Cultrera.  Note the documents page has some nice memoribilia posters.

 

 
 
 

Soviet lunar program - related
 

• Please also refer to my Soviet Manned Lunar Program links page
• N-1 Photo Clearinghouse - A collection/compilation of every photo of the Soviet N-1 moon rocket available on the web, along with a good list of links to all of the N-1 sites on the web.
• Sven's Space Place - Not to be confused with Sven "Ninfinger" Knudson, this site is specifically about the Soviet/Russian space program.  The "Space History Notes" section includes the most complete and detailed information, including photos, of the 4 failed N-1 moon rocket launches going KABOOM!, among many other very technical and detailed articles.

 

 
 
 

Foreign - related Space Links: Russian, ESA, etc.
 

• Arianespace - From the makers of the famous European Ariane rocket.
• European Space Agency - No explanation required, right?
• Astronautix.com - Mark Wade's Home Page - the Encyclopedia Astronautica.  Features detailed information on virtually every manned space project ever flown or even thought about. Tthe technical data on most of these projects is unmatched on the www.  Highly reccomended!
• Friends & Partners in Space - A group devoted to the study of the Russian/former Soviet Union space program. Some very famous people hang out here!  Several of the photos on my site were generously donated to yours truly from this group.
• Russian Space Web - News and history of USSR/Russian space program, including updates on the Russian components and activities on board the International Space Station.
• Alexander Chernov's "Virtual Space Museum" - Sort of a Russian sister site to My Little Space Museum.  Features lots of rare photos of Russian museum artifacts and some really neat virtual models of Russian space hardware that you can rotate and generally have fun with!
• +National Archives for Spaceflight - By Horst Paczkowski, from Germany.  In German, but fairly easy to navigate (Hint: "Raumfahrt" means "Spacecraft")
• The Space Fact Book - from Germany, with English as well.  Literally an encyclopedia of spaceflight.  Includes biographies of all astronauts & cosmonauts, times & dates of all manned spaceflights & EVAs, and info on all manned spacecraft. (some sections under construction)
• Zvezda'a Space Suits page - from the bureau that has built all Soviet/Russian space suits.
• +Max Q - from France.  By Marco Cecotti.  You'll definitely need Alta Vista Babel Fish if you don't know Francais.
• The Soviet Exploration of Venus - By Don P. Mitchell.  This site is near and dear to me, as I have always been fascinated by the Venera/Vega landers.  Very informative and well presented.
• Russia's Museum of Astronautics - features some very nice photos of Russian & Soviet space hardware.

 

 
 
 

Energiya-Buran

• Energiya-Buran - By K26.  Includes a gallery of "all the Buran-Energia images and video we could find on the web, after lots (and we mean lots) of searching."
• Molniya NPO: Energiya-Buran - The official web site of the Russian shuttle.  Main page in Cyrillic, with link to "Short English Version" where you can actually buy the Buran 002 "Analogue" flying training vehicle for "13 - 17 million US dollars", or one of the BOR mini-shuttles!!!!!
• Russian Buran Space Shuttle - Site by the Molniya OKB, which built the vehicle.  Very well made site, now includes some great graphics of their proposed Cliper spacecraft.
• Scale Drawings of Energiya/Buran - very nice high res scans of tech drawings of the infamous Russian shuttle
• Buran Space Shuttle - Very well presented site on the Buran, including photos and tech drawings of every prototype and mockup that was built.  Plan to spend at least a couple of hours browsing through this site!

 

 
 
 

Miscellaneous

•  Space.com - The name kinda sez it all!
• +A Field Guide to American Spacecraft - Jim Gerard's guide will lead you to the location of every spacecraft ever made, from the X-15 to the the shuttle!
• Deep Cold - Secrets of the Cold War in Space - Very cool site that deals specifically with the darker side of space exploration during the paranoia of the Cold War.  Includes information and some incredible graphics on such military programs as DynaSoar, MOL, and the Spiral spaceplane, among others.
• The Universe Today - "Space Exploration News from Around the Internet" daily updates on every space story happening, anywahere!
• +Spaceline - "Covering Cape Canaveral Past, Present, and Future"
• Pcarsola's photos - on flickr.com - Some very rare photos from 60's Viewmaster slides and other conjectural illustrations of early Apollo hardware.
• Jacqman's Spaceflight History Homepage - Includes a VERY informative section on space patches - one of the best.
• Space Talk - an open forum for talking about anything related to space exploration.
• Red Colony - really nice looking site about the colonization of Mars
• The Space Suit Site - the name says it all!
• Astrazoic - The art of Phil Smith, space industry analyst and illustrator.  Check out the beautiful space art here, as well as photos of some sweet space and sci-fi models Phil has built!
• Brian's Space Hotlist - exteremly well compiled list of space-related links!  Here you can find links for web sites dealing with every aspect of space flight.
• SpacePatches.Info - Really neat site about one of my favorite subjects!
•  Ingenious - A grab bag of photos from space exploration - some I've never seen before.
• +Space is the Place - Ken Harman's personal photo collection from his trips to just about every major space facility on the planet.
• Space Mission Patches - The aim of this site is to deliver the best possible reproductions of all manned US space missions from Mercury thru ASTP.  Great background information on the patches, as well.
• Hubble Space Telescope paper model - The also have other, more elaborate plans for multimedia models of the HST
• Japanese Space paper Models site - Sorry - I couldn't find a title for this page but it must have at least 100 paper space models listed
• A Visual History of Project Constellation - Some very nice graphics here related to our next generation of spacecraft and launch vehicles, if they ever fly...... (NOTE: Well, I always called this "Project Cancellation" and just recently I was (sadly) proven correct.  The Obama adminstration has indeed cancelled this project).
• +Keeping the Memory Alive: The Carnarvon Tracking Station, 1964-1975 - "This site has been built to honour all those who contributed to the outstanding successes achieved by the Carnarvon Tracking Station; their many friends and associates from those days; and the town that was our home."

    - extremely detailed historical descriptions of the program, the hardware, and the politics of getting Apollo to the moon. NOTE Bob Andrepont has assmbled links to every available spaceflight related pdf document on his fabulous site.  Click here to check it out.

• Main Page for NASA Books On-line (Index)
• Where No Man Has Gone Before , NASA SP-4214
• The Apollo Spacecraft Chronology , NASA SP-4009
• Moonport: A History of Apollo Launch Facilities and Operations ,NASA SP-4204
• Chariots For Apollo: A History of Manned Lunar Spacecraft , NASA SP-4205
• The Partnership: A History of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, NASA SP-4209
• Saturn Illustrated Chronology, NASA MHR 5

• NASA.gov - Jumping-off point to all NASA sites, links, etc.
• NASA History Office "Interesting Aerospace History Links" - NASA website list of non-NASA web pages.  In among such places as The Smithsonian and JPL, you'll find a link for this site, among many others.
• Shuttle Operational Data Book - Unbelievable refererence for anyone wanting to build a shuttle model.  Features Adobe Acrobat image files of incredible detail of every surface feature of the shuttle, from every angle.  You will need the Adobe Acrobat reader software loaded on your PC to access these files.  A convenient link to get it is featured on the site.
• NASA Office of Human Spaceflight Shuttle Image Gallery
• NASA Mission Patches - Every NASA manned mission patch that ever was.
• Great Images In NASA (GRIN) - Nice site with lots of high-res images from all NASA programs.  Not too large a selection.  Images were chosen to be representative of the "best" photos of NASA.  The nice thing is that they are available in high resolution copies.
• JSC Press Release Images- Large catalogue of images from Alan Sheppard's first flight right up to the latest shuttle mission
• The NASA International Space Station page -  Now our one and only manned space program, even if we have to pay the russians to get up to it.
• Technical Diagrams and Drawings - NASA site with some nice drawings from Project Mercury through the Shuttle.  Though these are pretty standard fare for collectors, newbies will find them very helpful.
• Exploring the moon - Lunar and Planetary Institute site, features detailed info & some rare pics from the Apollo missions.
• Apollo Lunar Surface Journal - Tired of pretty Public Affairs pictures?  This place has the gritty details on Apollo lunar surface operations!  Anyone interested in the Apollo program must see this site. Wonderful! My highest recomendation. GO THERE NOW!!!
• Dryden Flight Research Center Image Gallery - Home of the X planes.  Great photos.
• NASA Mission Patches - every manned (NOT STAFFED!) mission patch from Mercury through the latest Shuttle mission!  Check your patch inventory here. Cool!
• Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC) Photo page - Having spent a little time at Edwards, this is near and dear to me.  Lots of great photos of the X-planes and Shuttle.
• NASA's X-15 web site - The amazing history of this most successful of all X-planes.

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