- Space Technology Industry Info - a Website for the space industry, including info on space projects in the USA and other nations
- Space.com - space business news, information, education, and entertainment
- J-Track Spacecraft Tracker - Tracks multiple spacecraft in real time! (Requires a Java-capable browser)
- J-Pass Satellite Pass Display - When will the next spacecraft pass overhead? (Requires a Java-capable browser)
- Houston Chronicle Space Central - Loads of links to space-oriented sites
- The X Prize - a $10,000,000 competition to kick-start the space tourism industry
- Apollo Launch Pad - Lift-off to adventure! Numerous links allow you to explore space from the comfort of your computer.
- NASA's Visible Earth - a searchable directory of images, visualizations, and animations of the Earth
- NASA Earth Observatory - satellite imagery and scientific information about our home planet, focusing on Earth's climate and environmental change
- Solar System Simulator - Forget the space suit! This way-cool simulator lets you view our Solar System from anywhere, anytime! (Want to see what Jupiter looks like from the surface of Eurpoa right now?)
- Virtual Reality Moon Phase Pictures - Calculate the moon phase for any date, any time, any place!
- Earth and Moon Viewer - Virtual views of the Earth and Moon from any satellite or any point in space. What would it look like, right now, viewing the Earth from the Moon? Find out here!
- Windows to the Universe - A wonderful, interactive space tour. Great fun!
- NASA Photo Gallery - A collection of beautiful space photographs from NASA's National Space Science Data Center. (Great "wallpaper" for your computer screen!)
- Great Images In NASA - GRIN is a collection of over a thousand images of significant historical interest scanned at high-resolution in several sizes
- 2MASS (2 Micron All-Sky Survey) - This map of the sky took four years and $40 million to complete. It contains 500 million objects, mostly stars but also galaxies, asteroids and comets.
- Satellite Views of Earth - a gallery of interesting images, from Space Imaging, Inc.
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