General Information Websites:

•  National Association of Rocketry

PO Box 177 Altoona, WI 54720

The NAR is the first place anyone should look for answers to questions and information of any kind. The website is very user-friendly and great graphics.

• Rocketry Online

This site allows the viewer to enter keywords and jump to various other sites and pages. From vendors to organizations, this site provides a solid overview of model rocketry.

Safety:

• NAR Safety Code

This is the National Association of Rocketry's comprehensive safety code.

Records:

• NAR Rocketry Records

This site, although very long and bland, presents a comprehensive list of almost every rocketry record ever set.

Rocketry Chat Rooms:

• Rocketry Online Chat

Rocketry Online's chat room very good and usually has a decent volume of people.

• Geendee Model Rockets

Geendee's chat room, although visually pleasing and easy to use, lacks the volume of people other chats have.

Rocketry Education:

• American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

The AIAA's website is very easy to use and allows the viewer to search the entire site for key words. There is also a very large amount of information to found.

• National Aeronautics and Space Administration

The NASA webpage has a special section for questions that receive a very thorough and detailed response. The pictures are also the most impressive on the net.

• National Air and Space Museum

The National Air and Space Museum's web page has a good appearance and great information.

• NASA Shuttle Team Online

This page is full of amazing experiments for the young and old alike.

• NAR Educational Services

This page provides the educator, or the student, with various experiments and tests to perform with rockets.