Links of interest to 1.1C visitors
| Who | Comments |
|---|---|
| I.B.M. | IBM Intellectual Property Network (Patents). Great search facility for patents, from the fantastic to the facile. |
| I.M.N. | The Institute for Molecular Nanotechnology. |
| N.A.S.A. | NASA on nanotechnology. |
| N.A.S.A. | National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) advanced search. Search all NASA sites at once from here. |
| N.A.S.A. | NASA - Star Catalogues. |
| N.A.S.A. | NASA - Orbital Space stations. |
| N.A.S.A. | Dissertations & discussions in the NASA space colonisation conference held in 1975. |
| L.U.F. | Living Universe Foundation - aims to plan human development & colonisaton of the oceans then space over the next millennium. Inspired by the book by Marshall T. Savage, The Millennial Project. |
| S.E.D.S. | Students for the Exploration & Development of Space, home page. |
| S.E.D.S. | SEDS picture gallery of toroidal space stations and other space based tools and machines. Mostly "Artist's Impressions". |
| Barry's CoilGun Design Site | Barry's Coilgun Design Site. Barry is a keen amateur who has physicalised (built) coilguns. Coilguns are a more versatile mass driver than railguns, but generally less powerful. |
| Carnegie Mellon University | RailGun feasibility discussion. |
| Last Frontier | Stephen Souter's excellent site on space technologies. |
| Moon Triumph | Page based on excerpts of an Isaac Asimov book on the moon. The Triple Triumph of the Moon. |
| Syzygy | Jim Berkland's Syzygy theory. Jim is a former U.S.G.S. geologist who championed the idea that lunar tidal forces are linked to earthquakes. This link is to a National Geographic article, as Jim's site seems to have disappeared. |
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