SPECIAL CREDITS

We would like to thank our coach, Mr Wand, for correcting the spelling and grammar of our webpages.
Thanks to Sara Groen from our school for letting us take photos of her as Christine in the simulation game.
Thanks to Joanne Mueller and Candace Irwin from NASA, for responding to our email questions about the ranking system at NASA.
Thanks to NASA for providing all the copyright free photographs in the Astronauts, Space Shuttle, and Mars Global Surveyor sections.

We would like to thank the following webmasters for providing webpages that form some of the fundamental components of this site.

Miss Selena Sol for hosting her website about CGI programming, which is the source of most of the CGI programs here.
In a similar manner, thanks to Matt's Scripting Archive for providing some CGI programs implemented here.
NASA's Mars Global Surveyor Homepage for providing all the information contained in the MGS section of our site.
NASA's Miss Kelly Humphries whose webpage provided information for the Space Shuttles section and the Astronauts Frontier.
The Space Movie Archive for providing the movie clips in the Space Shuttles section and the Solar System section.

OTHER RESOURCES

We would like to thank the people who created the following books and videos, whose work are the major sources of our information.

The video "UFO Diaries" which provided most of the information in the "UFO and Unsolved Mysteries" Section.

"The X Factor" Magazine from Marshall Cavendish Publication for the images in the "UFO and Unsolved Mysteries" Section.

The video "Roswell" which also contributed information in the "UFO and Unsolved Mysteries" Section.

"Space Exploration" by Brian Jones for information included in the "Space Shuttles" section.

"Disecting Aliens: Terror in Space" by John L. Flynn for some information in the "UFO and Unsolved Mysteries" Section.

"Space Shuttles: A New Era?" by Nigel Hawkes for some information in the "Space Shuttles" section.

"Flight Unlimited" Operator's Manual for providing the information of how planes fly in the simulation game.

"The Atlas of the Solar System" by Bill Yenne for providing the information in the Solar System section.

"The Heavens" from The World Book Encyclopedia of Science, also for information in the Solar System section.

"Essentials in Physics" for diagrams in the Space Physics section.