Space Stuff

The Delta Clipper is a prototype for a single-stage VTVL launch platform that might actually help get us off this rock. Recently, the DC-X project has been concluded, and the DC-XA (Advanced Experimental) has replaced it. I mirrored several pictures (pre-medium, pre-near, post, post-men) and a quicktime movie of its most recent flight here from the archive at utexas.
The MIT Center for Space Research.
The Space Telescope Electronic Information Service distributes data mostly derived from the Hubble Space Telescope, including quite a few good pictures.
The Space Access Society is "dedicated to promoting affordable, reliable access to space for all." Sounds good to me.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is on the web, and their Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MPS) has a home page with links to several divisions, including the Division of Astronomical Sciences (AST).
The American Astronomical Society
Space trivia! This might not work very well if you have a crippled web client, but you can always just download it (long text file) and view it locally.
Sky & Telescope Magazine.
Air & Space Magazine

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