Permissions 1. Images of Biosphere 2 at /19876/normal/tour/biosphere.html from BioSphere 2 web site, Chris Vedeler, , August 1998. 2. Image of Freeman Dyson at /19876/normal/tour/sphere.html from the University of Massachusetts web site, Freeman Dyson, , August 25, 1998. 3. Image of JEM module and international flag chain at /19876/normal/tour/japan.html and at /19876/normal/tour/multi.html Keiko Minagawa, , August 21, 1998. 4. All other images provided by NASA and ESA, for public domain use. Electronic Sources Text or Multimedia from Web Pages, FTP sites, Telnet 1. http://www.marsacademy.com/text/artgrav.htm This site describes artificial gravity and its effect on people in space. Author not identified "Artificial Gravity." Mars Academy. up-date unknown (July 22, 1998) 2. http://ccf.arc.nasa.gov/.../artificial-gravity/snakes.html This site explores the effects of blood pressure in artificial gravity. Harding, Del and Jane Hutchinson "Blood Pressure Research." Artificial Gravity. January 28, 1994 (July 22, 1998) 3. http://acs.bu.edu:8001/~ehansen/home.html This site describes what artificial gravity will be like on the International Space Station. Hansen, Erik "untitled." The Space Station and Artificial Gravity. up-date unknown (April 6, 1998) 4. http://acs.bu.edu:8001/~ehansen/space2.html This site explains Newton's Law of Gravitational Force and explores more on artificial gravity. Hansen, Erik "untitled." The Space Station and Artificial Gravity. up-date unknown (April 6, 1998) 5. http://www.asi.org This site informs us about a private company planning a moonbase. Author not identified "untitled." The Artemis Project. Up-date unknown (May 20, 1998) 6. http://station.nasa.gov/station/assembly/flights/index.html This site gives the proposed assembly sequence of ISS. Lewis, Robert "Assembly Sequence." International Space Station Assembly. August 25, 1998 (March 29, 1998) 7. http://station.nasa.gov/station/assembly/flights/chron.html This site gives the chronological assembly sequence of ISS. Lewis, Robert "Assembly Sequence." International Space Station Assembly. August 25, 1998 (March 29, 1998) 8. http://www.biospherics.org/paine.html This site gives an overall history and explanation of Biosphere 2. Paine, Thomas O. "Biospheres and Solar System Exploration." Biospherics. December 20, 1993. (July 18, 1998) 9. http://www.biospherics.org/quotes.html This site allows for you to get the reactions from many scientists associated with Bio 2. Author not identified "Overall Assessments of Biosphere 2." Biospherics. December 20, 1993. (July 18, 1998) 10. http://www.biospherics.org/bio2press.html This site has many past and recent press releases from Biosphere 2. Author not identified "Biosphere 2 Aims, Review, and Accomplishments of Mission one, 1991-1993." Biospherics. December 20, 1993 (July 18, 1998) 11. http://shuttle-mir.nasa.gov/cooperation/ This informs us of the cooperation between NASA and the Russian space program. Eddy, Bob "Shuttle/Mir." Shuttle/Mir. August 7, 1998 (March 29, 1998) 12. http://shuttle-mir.nasa.gov/cooperation/30years.html This site details the 30 years of cooperation between NASA and Russia. Humphries, Kelly "NASA Shuttle-Mir Web." 30 Years of Cooperation. April 8, 1998 (March 29, 1998) 13. http://shuttle-mir.nasa.gov/cooperation/1967treaty.html This site shows the Treaty of 1967 that gives the rules and regulations for space travel. Uri, John "NASA Shuttle-Mir Web." Outer Space Treaty. October 7, 1996 (March 29, 1998) 14. http://shuttle-mir.nasa.gov/shuttle-mir/ops/crew/ This site gives descriptions of the first crew that will inhabit ISS. Eddy, Bob "Operation." Shuttle/Mir. August 10, 1998 (March 29, 1998) 15. http://www.esa.int/ This site provides the history of the European space program. Author not identified. "title unknown." European Space Agency. up-date unknown (April 5, 1998) 16. http://advicom.net/~ha15/ This site describes the L5 society. Author not identified "title unknown." L5 Society. up-date unknown (May 2, 1998) 17. http://pyroeis.arc.nasa.gov/SSBRP/lifesci.html This site explains why we should study sciences in a microgravity environment. Author not identified "Microgravity." Life Sciences in Microgravity. September 21, 1996 (March 3, 1998) 18. http://www.maximov.com/Mir/mirhistory1.html This site provides the history of Mir. Curtiss, Mark W. "Mir History." Mir Space Station. April 21, 1998 (April 26, 1998) 19. http://www.maximov.com/Mir/index.html This is the Mir Space station's home page. Curtiss, Mark W. "Home Page." Mir Space Station. April 21, 1998 (April 26, 1998) 20. http://shuttle-mir.nasa.gov/ This is the NASA shuttle Mir web site. Eddy, Bob "Mission: Possible." Shuttle/Mir. August 14, 1998 (April 21, 1998) 21. http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/rsa/rockets.html This site gives us the history of many Russian rockets. Author not identified "Launch Vehicles." Russian Space Agency. August 18, 1997 (May 15, 1998) 22. http://station.nasa.gov/news/special/labrack/index.html This site tells of the first rack that was installed in the laboratory module of ISS. Lewis, Robert "First Rack Installed in Lab Module." International Space Station. March 27, 1998 (March 30, 1998) 23. http://neurolab.jsc.nasa.gov/adulross.htm This site shows a closer look into human neurology in space. Ross, M.D "Multidisciplinary Studies of Neural Plasticity in Space." Neurolab. December 26, 1997 (April 17, 1998) 24. http://station.nasa.gov/core.html This site offers graphics and some history of the International Space Station. Lewis, Robert "The International Space Station." International Space Station. August 28, 1998 (June 6, 1998) 25. http://lifesci.arc.nasa.gov/home.html This is the life sciences division of NASA. Author not identified "Life Science Division." "NASA" up-date unknown (May 21, 1998) 26. http://station.nasa.gov/ This site discusses the countdown to the launch of ISS. It is NASA's main home page. Lewis, Robert "The International Space Station." International Space Station. August 28, 1998 (June 6, 1998) 27. http://station.nasa.gov/news/index.html This site enables us to look at some old news of ISS and informs us briefly about how this project got started. Lewis, Robert "Station News." International Space Station. July 7, 1998 (July 12, 1998) 28. http://station.nasa.gov/news/recent.html This site allows us to have up-to-date information about ISS. Lewis, Robert "Recent News Releases." International Space Station. August 28, 1998 (August 1, 1998) 29. http://station.nasa.gov/news/pressel/98-44.txt This is a press release about the X-38 atmospheric vehicle completing its first unpiloted flight test. Braukus, Michael "Press Release." International Space Station. March 12, 1998 (March 29, 1998) 30. http://station.nasa.gov/news/pressel/KSC36-98.txt This is a press release about the leak test performed on ISS's Node 1. Author not identified "Press Release." International Space Station. up-date unknown (July 16, 1998) 31. http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/history/astp/astp-goals.txt This is a press release describing the Apollo-Soyuz test project. Author not identified "Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP.)" Kennedy Space Center. August 19, 1998 (July 31, 1998) 32. http://yyy.tksc.nasda.go.jp/Home/Info/Info-e/history_e.html This site gives a deeper look into the history of the Japan Space Program. Author not identified "What is NASDA?" History of Japan Space Program. April. 1993 (May 21, 1998) 33. http://spacebot.nasda.go-jp/.../station-e/saryuto-e.html This site informs us on the Salyut 1-7 program. Author not identified "Salyut 1-7 Program." History of Japan Space Program. April. 1993 (May 21, 1998) 34. http://www.popsci.com/iss/ Popular science magazine article giving further details on ISS. Author not identified "International Space Station." Popular Science. up-date unknown (June 2, 1998) 35. http://www.popsci.com/countdown/ Popular science magazine article providing details on countdown to launch. Author not identified "Countdown to Liftoff." Popular Science. up-date unknown (June 2, 1998) 36. http://www.permanent.com/s_index.htm This site gives an inside look at what the future will hold for space colonies. Author not identified "Space Colonies + Permanent." Permanent. up-date unknown (July 5, 1998) 37. http://shuttle-mir.nasa.gov/shuttle-mir/science/spinoff/sulu.htm This site informs us of the benefits of researching space science. Heath, Julie "Space Life Science Benefits." unknown title. June 3, 1997(July 2, 1998) 38. http://www.asi.org/adb/02/14/defense-links.html This site gives a look at the planetary defense project and links to military papers. Kraemen, Jeremy "Artemis Data Book." Artemis Project. July 20, 1998 (July 25, 1998) 39. http://nauts.com/histpace/vehiclesNT/histskylabNT.html This site describes the Skylab program. Author not identified "Skylab Workshop." History of Space Exploration. up-date unknown (April 14, 1998) 40. http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/history/skylab/skylab-goals.txt This site describes the goals of the Skylab program. Eddy, John A. "Skylab Goals." Skylab. up-date unknown (March 30, 1998) 41. http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/history/skylab/skylab.html This site informs us of project Skylab. Eddy, John A. "Skylab History." Skylab. up-date unknown (March 30, 1998) 42. http://www.yourlink.net/jgerard/fieldguide/skylab/skylab.html This site also tells of the Skylab program. Gerard, James H. "Skylab." A Field Guide to American Spacecraft. September 13, 1997 (July 22, 1998) 43. http://www.startrek.com/alt/startrek.asp This site provides various information on science fiction. Paramount "About StarTrek." StarTrek: Continuum. August 29, 1998 (April 16, 1998) 44. http://centauri.larc.nasa.gov/station.html This site provides the information from the 1998 Tele-conference of ISS. Troutman, Patrick A. "International Space Station-Some Assembly Required." International Space Station Teleconference Home Page. August 18, 1998 (May 11, 1998) 45. http://www.spaceadventures.com/programs/zg.html This site clues us in on the exact meaning and purpose of zero gravity. Author not identified "title unknown." Zero Gravity Flights. up-date unknown (June 17, 1998) Electronic Sources Publications on CD-ROM, Diskette, or Magnetic Tapes 1. The makers of Redshift "Skybase." Piranha Interactive Publishing, Inc. Maris Multimedia. Arizona: 1994-1998. Printed Materials Periodicals 1. Stover, Dawn(editor). "The International Space Station." Popular Science Magazine Special Issue, May 1998, p. 48-56. 2. Schefter, Jim. "The Sum of Its Parts." Popular Science Magazine Special Issue, May 1998, p. 57-61. 3. Burrows, William E. "Why Build a Space Station?" Popular Science Magazine Special Issue, May 1998, p. 65-69. Printed Materials Entire book 1. Adelman, Saul J, and Benjamin Adelman. Bound For the Stars: Space Travel in Our Solar System and Beyond. Englewood Cliffs, N.J, 1981. This book gives lots of history about space travel from various countries. 2. Needell, Allan A. The First 25 Years in Space: A Symposium. Washington, D.C, 1983. This book informs us of past space exploration. 3. Stockton, William, and John Noble Wilford. Spaceliner: Report on the Columbus Voyage. New York, NY. 1981. This book explores in-dept the different space programs. 4. Smith, Arthur. Planetary Exploration: Thirty Years of Unmanned Space Probes. Northamptonshire, Eng, 1988. This book provides information about planet exploration. 5. Bond, Peter. Heroes in Space: From Gagarin to Challenger. NewYork: NY, 1987. This book gives many names of the heroes that have made an impact in history. 6. Winter, Frank H. Rockets Into Space: Frontiers of Space. London, Eng, 1990. This book explores the rockets and space flights. 7. O'Neill, Gerald, K. High Frontier: Human Colonies in Space. New York: NY, 1977. This book explained many hypothetical ideas about colonizing space.