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The Mysteries of Space and Time
Credits


The Site

    This page was created in the course of Thinkquest, an internet educational project. The members who contributed are Edwin, Tobias, and Garret

    The guestbook, counter, and message board were all taken from Matt's Script Archive. We are extremely thankful for this site!

    All stars and planets, most backgrounds, the graphical topic headings, logos, and animated gifs within the articles were rendered using a ray-tracer called POV-Ray by Garret. Many of the images in the articles, excluding the ones specified in the credits, were drawn by Tobias.

    All original content in this site is a copyright of the members who made it. For information on using any content in this site, please email us at 12523@advanced.org.


Clip Art

Clip art is art that has been created to be freely distributed and used on web pages such as our own. The idea is that, people can find high-quality art on these cip-art pages, and use them on their own page, saving development time and allowing them to concentrate on more important tasks, such as creating large java applets! Below is a listing of the people and pages that were nice enough to offer their creative talents to the public as clip art.


Information

    Below is a list of sources, including web sites that we obtained our information and research from.

    Much of the star data was retrieved from Chris Dolan's Astronomy Page.

    A listing of the brighest stars in the galaxy that was used to generate the universe of WormQuest can be found at this site.

    Some of the information at the Planetary info was from the following pages. 1The Solar System
    2 The Nine Planets
    3 THE PLANETS
    4 Welcome to the Planets

    All photos of celestial objects were obtained from NASA. All images obtained from NASA are public domain.

    The Mayan temple image was obtained from Chichen Itza's Photos and is ©John C. Mureiko

    The Stonehenge image is ©Cliff Wassmann

    The books that were used for research of the articles include:

    • Black Holes & Time Warps - Einstein's Outrageous Legacy, by Kip Thorne
    • Astrowissen, by Hans-Ulrich Keller (german)


    Much of the research used in the applets (including WormQuest) was obtained from Peterson Field Guides: Stars and Planets by Donald H. Menzel and Jay M. Pasachoff. This is an excellent book for aspiring astronomers!