My space oriented pages
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My ID when I worked at NASA. This was taken in 1972.
Plus, two more cards I had to wear during Apollo and Skylab.

My trip to the Kennedy Space Center
In 2001, I went to visit the KSC to see a shuttle mission liftoff and to tour the facilities. There are lots of photos.


My Robbins Medallion Collection
My collection of Robbins Medallions.
My Close Encounters With American Astronauts Page
This is a collection of photos of American Astronauts I have either taken, or been in.


"And Then We Flew To The Moon" - A Look Back, and Into the Future with Walter Schirra, Astronaut, by Phil Konstantin
an article I wrote about Astronaut Wally Schirra in 1993. It has photos, too.


"Additional NASA photos
Photos I took at NASA in 1994 & 2001.


Article I wrote about Wally Schirra

My visit to Florida for a shuttle launch:

My Total Solar Eclipse magazine article

My NASA Stories magazine article

My US Space Program: Rising to New Heights magazine article

My Voyager Mission magazine article

"An Interview with Isaac Asimov" - by Phil Konstantin
an article I wrote about an interview I did with science & science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov in 1979. It also has photos.





Click here to see a video of a news story on Apollo 11's 40th anniversary.

Click here to see a video of an interview of Apollo 11's 40th anniversary with Buzz Aldrin, Charlie Duke and Alan Bean

My List of Astronomy and Space Links
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Rice Space Insitute's Space Weather Resources Page
a long list of links to interesting and useful information.
The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Astronomy
a well documented site which features lots of interesting and useful information.
Beginners Backyard Astronomy Basics – Getting Started
this has some good suggestions.
How To get your family started with back garden Astronomy
this has some good tips.
Looking Back on an Eclipsed Earth
great photo of the shadow of the moon on the surface of the earth taken by the crew of Mir 27
Send your name to Mars!
a NASA website where you can have a name placed on a CD going to Mars
The Environmental Crisis & NASA's Proposal
an interesting site with a very specific proposal to solve many of our problems - check it out.
NASA - JSC Digital Image Collection Home
1000s & 1000s of NASA photos with detailed descriptions. This site may have every photo ever taken on a US space flight.
Eric's Treasure Troves of Science
tons of astronomy links, and other subjects, too
Net Squared Astronomy
Massive list of links
AstroWeb: Astronomy resources on the Internet
another massive link page
WWW pointer page: Astronomy & Space Science Links
massive list of links
Here is NASA's website on what you need to do to be able to watch a launch on government property

Here is another site with all kinds of lift-off viewing info

Here is the website for the Kennedy Space Center Visitos Complex

Here is a map of the launch pads. Pad 37 is one of the shuttle launch pads

This website's main page has lots of good information on Cape Canaveral

Here is a general map of the Cape Canaveral area

Here is a launch schedule website

More Astronomy & Space Internet Resources
massive list of links
Space & Astronomy Web Resources
massive list of links
Astronomical WWW Resources
massive list of links
Thomas'Astronomy Gallery
Excellent photographs
Space & Astronomy/ BSCN
massive list of links
Lycos' Top 5% Space & Astronomy Web Sites
some really interesting sites here
Space @ Astronomy Links
massive list of links
Resources in Astronomy/Space Sciences
lots of links
Astronomy @ Spaceflight Links
lots of links
Clark's Links & 3D Star Maps
lots of links
Best Astronomy & Space Links
lots of links
Astronomy & Space Exploration Links
lots of links
Science & Astronomy Club
Lots of links & good for kids
Astronomy & Space Science Information
lots of links & good for kids
Kidsweb: Astronomy & Space
lots of links & good for kids
Amateur Astronomy Links
lots of links
Astronomy & Space
lots of links
Astronomy & Space Science
lots of links
Astronomy Internet Resources
a good master list
Space & Astronomy Links
lots of links
Frelon Cyberspace: Space Exploration & Astronomy
lots of links
Astro Web
massive list of links
How to Get Started With Astronomy While on a Shoestring Budget
some good tips
SystemP: Astronomy @ Space Science
lots of links
Athena's Space & Astronomy Page
lots of links
USAToday: Sky & Space Page
lots of links
WWW in Astronomy & related Space Science
lots of links from the University of Strasberg in France
San Diego Union-Tribune Space & Astronomy links
lots of links
Locke's Space & Astronomy Links
lots of links
Earthquake Information
Really great info on Earthquakes
TREES: Teaching Resources for Education in Earth Sciences
A long list of links to great Earth Sciences sites from San Diego State University
SOHO - The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
great solar photos
Astronomy Picture of the Day
A great page with a new picture each day. They also keep an archive of previous pictures (calendar section)
The Web Nebulae
Lots if images
Planetary Nebulae
more pictures
PUEO Adaptive Optics system for astronomy
interesting visuals
Adonis Astronomical images
more images (Chile)
Images
great picutres
Paris Observatory
pictures & information in French
L'Astronomie en France
Astronomy site, observatories & groups in France
Martindale's: Astrophysics & Space Science
Phenomenal resource page
Planet & Asteroid Data Calculator
Planet & Asteroid locator for any place on Earth
Solar System Live
set time & place to view the solar system
3G on W3: The Great Globe Gallery on the World Wide Web
long list of images, great site!
Astronomy Calulator
Calculator & long list of great links, check this site out!
Astronomy and Space Sites
From EDsmart - links to some interesting websites
South Pole Observatory
info from the South Pole

Here are some more helpful websites:

Here is NASA's website on what you need to do to be able to watch a launch on government property

Here is another site with all kinds of viewing info

Here is the website for the Kennedy Space Center Visitos Complex

Here is a map of the launch pads. Pad 37 is one of the shuttle launch pads

This website's main page has lots of good information & links

Here is a general map of the area
Here is a launch schedule website
Here is the excellent website: "Encyclopedia Astronautica"
JPL's Mission & Spacecraft Library

NASA History Series Publications On-Line

Spaceline: Dedicated To Covering The Past, Present And Future Of Cape Canaveral
Great Images in NASA library of images
JSC Digital Image Collection
NASA Multimedia Gallery

Project Apollo Archive - ghreat photos & info on the Apollo program

A Field Guide to American Spacecraft

Johnson Space Center Home Page

Apollo Lunar Surface Journal - transcripts, audio & videos of the lunar surface operations - WOW!

Map showing Apollo landing sites
The Apollo Program - lots of info & photos
Apollo - Expeditions to the Moon
Chronology of Lunar and Planetary Exploration
Astromaterials Curation at NASA JSC
SoCal Sky Lights! - nice site listing things from Vandenberg Air Force Base
Clark's Favorite Space Links - LOTS OF LINKS!

Russian Space Web

SpaceDaily - news stories
Spaceflight Now - "leading source for online space news"
Universe Today - Space news from around the Internet, updated every weekday
Jonathan's Space Home Page

Sven's Space Place - lots of history
Grand Tour! Planetary Exploration Page

History of Russian / Soviet Cosmonautics
Space Facts - lots of info

Go Taikonauts! - An Unofficial Chinese Space Website
Encyclopedia Cosmonautica - similar to Encyclopedia Astronautica, but in Russian
Sloan Digital Sky Survey - Mapping the Universe

Astronomy for Kids - Interesting website based in the United Kingdom

Guide to Backyard Astronomy



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