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Welcome to SpaceWeb! Here you can find more information than you ever wanted to know about Space Exploration. You can read about how Rockets grew from a weapon of war to a vehicle for space flight, and the Spacecraft that used them, from the first Mercury capsule to the International Space Station. We also made articles on Mars, and how humans will someday walk on its surface. Pages on the Technology we use in the Space Age, as well as pages on UFOs and the SETI program can also be found here. This site is divided into these different sections:

• Aliens: This page consists of information on SETI, UFO sightings, types of UFO sightings and a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
• Mars: This page contains information on the red planet.
• Space Craft and the History of Rocketry: This page has information on various spacecraft, both historical, and to-be.
• Science and Technology: This contains several technologies that are, or may be in the future, important to space exploration.
• Interactive Programs: Visit our chat, look at our newsgroups, take a trivia quiz, or even write an additional page for our site!
• External Links: Find a Space-Related site elsewhere to seek out other information
• Find a Page: Find a Page in our site by simply typing in a few words. Understands keywords like AND and OR
• Help: Get help with navigating and using our page.
• Bibliography Find out what sources we used

SpaceWeb is a Web Site designed to serve as a information resource and discussion center for learning about Space Exploration. It was created as an entry in the ThinkQuest '97 Contest by team# 10122. The Team Members are Andrew (Team Leader) and Chris Matthew (Programming) and our Coache is Carolyn Weberg.

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