• Cape Canaveral - Where all American space launches occur.
• Cassini Mission - The mission to explore Jupiter and the most outer planets.
• CHAMP Satellite - (Challenging Minisatellite Payload) European satellite on 5-year mission for geographical and atmospheric changes.
• Chandler's Wobble - The wobble of the Earth on its axis.
• Deep Space 1 - An ion propulsion satellite orbitting a comet.
• Eros Astroid Mission
• Galileo - Satellite that revolved around Jupiter and its moons.
• Genesis spacecraft - Satellite gathering solar wind particles.
• Hubble Telescope - Earth-orbitting space telescope.
• Jason-1 Satellite
• Mars Exploration Program - Program developed to better understand and explore the Red Planet.
• Mars Global Surveyor - Satellite orbitting Mars and mapping the planet.

• Mars Rover - Twin Mars rovers to launch in the year 2003.
• Looking at Meteors - A brief description and event of meteor showers.
• Milky Way - The galaxy cluster of stars in which we live in.
• MUSES Project
• Nine Planets Image Map - An image map that lets you place your mouse pointer (cursor) over a planet to see the name.
• 2001 Mars Odyssey - The orbiting spacecraft designed to find out what Mars is made of, detect water and shallow buried ice and study the radiation environment.
• Stardust Mission - Spacecraft on a mission to collect a sample from Comet Wild-2.
• Two-Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS)
• Ulysses Space Craft - Spacecraft on a mission to explore the Sun at extreme latitudes.
• Voyager 1 Space Craft - Spacecraft headed out of the solar system at a speed that would streak from New York to Los Angeles in less than four minutes.
• Wavelength Spectrometer - A device that measures how elements absorb or reflect wavelengths of light.

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