101. Strategic Air And Space Museum On June 15, 2001 the name of the Strategic Air Command (SAC) Museum was changedto the Strategic Air space Museum. 2001, Strategic Air space Museum. http://www.strategicairandspace.com/General/general.htm

Museum Hours 9:00 AM to 5:00PM (CST) Daily Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, and Easter holidays. Museum Admission Free for members. $7.00 admission for non-member adults. $6.00 admission for seniors, active/retired military. $3.00 children ages Under 5 are free. Family memberships are $40 per year. Group rates are available with advanced reservations. A snack bar is available. Directions We are located between Omaha and Lincoln off of Interstate 80. Take exit #426 (same exit as Mahoney St. Park and the Simmons Wildlife Safari Park) and go west 1/2 mile. The museum is located on the right (north) side of the road. View our map. Tour Groups Tours are available for groups of 20 or more. School Groups School groups are welcome. Find out about school group rates on our Education page Museum Address 28210 West Park Highway Ashland, NE 68003

102. Strategic Air & Space Museum - Other Links National Air space Museum (Smithsonian) US Air Force Museum Canadian Museum ofFlight Virginia Air space Center Museum of Flight Kansas Cosmosphere space http://www.strategicairandspace.com/General/links.html

Air Museums US Air Force Museum Canadian Museum of Flight Museum of Flight Cold War Museum ... Museum of Aviation Schools Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University University of Nebraska at Omaha Aviation Institute Educational Activities Aero Quest Team Aero Design Team Online/Wright Flyer Spacelink-Interactive Projects Boeing's web page for kids ... AvKids Educational Website Aviation/Aerospace Organizations National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Fe deral Aviation Administration (FAA) Other Interesting Sites Air Force Patch Collector's Site The History Channel Discovery Channel Discover Omaha ... Omaha.com Reunion Groups SAC Eagles Site developed by Snitily Carr Production Group

103. The Minnesota Air & Space Museum The Minnesota Air space Museum. in Ill. The aeroplane and four cyclecars were donated last year to the Minnesota Air space Museum. http://www1.minn.net/~farls/steco.html

in affiliation with the by Judy Peterson Denny Eggert, president andfounder of the museum, took a fiveman recovery team to Chicago to pick up the crates and boxes. These must remain closed for the most part until there is a place for the plane and cars to be assembled because of their fragile state. This is also to ensure no parts are lost so the plane can be restored to its original state. What they have unpacked has been in pristine condition. "it's the oldest aircraft ever recovered in the U.S.,"said Eggert. "What's really surprising is the technology and the engineering that was put into it, on the heels of the Wright Brother's flight. " The builder was James S. Stephens, a native of Nova Scotia, who lived in St. Paul, Minn., in the 1880s. He was mechanical superintendent of the Milwaukee Railroad and an engineer ing consultant for Hamm BrewingCompany before moving to Chicago as chief electrician at the Columbia Ex position in 1892. Stephens and his son, Ralph, founded Steco Engineering Company to build prototypes of both the aeroplane and cycle cars. The 1911 aircraft wona U.S. patent for a radically new empennage flight control system which was a major advancement over the warp-able airfoils used by the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, N.C., eight years earlier. There were no ailerons, elevators, rudders, or wing warpage to control directional flight. For easy flying, the plane was made with only one movable surface the tail. It was connected to a straight handlebar, similar to one on a moun tain bike. The pilot could turn the plane by turning the handlebar left orright or could make it dive or climb by moving the handlebar backward or forward. Two vertical stabilizers mounted between the upper and lower wings kept the plane from slipping or skidding while it turned. Total weight empty was 1,320 Ibs.

104. Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum Intrepid SeaAir-space Museum. The monstrous aircraft carrier now housesthe largest museum devoted to the armed forces and the space program. http://www.nyctourist.com/topten_intrepid.htm

sponsor Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum location Pier 86 - Hudson River at 46th Street phone admission $14 adults; $10 veterans/reservists $10 seniors; $10 students 12-17 $7 children 6-11 $2 children 2-5 Free children under 2 Free for Active Duty US Military hours Apr 1 - Sept 30 10am to 5pm, Mon-Fri Oct 1 - Mar 31 10am to 5pm Tue-Sun closed Mondays directions subway to any 42nd St station and then transfer to the M42 bus west to the Hudson River notes send to a friend about this attraction P erched on the flight deck of the U.S.S. Intrepid, a fighter jet looks ready to take off! The monstrous aircraft carrier now houses the largest museum devoted to the armed forces and the space program. D ocked alongside the Intrepid are the U.S.S. Edson, a destroyer and the U.S.S. Growler, a submarine which displays and unprimed nuclear cruise missile. special features The Intrepid PhotoTour Click above Come take NYCtourist.com's virtual tour of this superstructure of the seas. Along the way you'll learn many interesting facts about its history.

105. Russian Space Museum Russia’s hidden treasures of space One museum keeps the ship used by world’sfirst spaceman; another preserves the dogs that preceded him into orbit. http://www.cdi.org/russia/johnson/6020-9.cfm

JRL HOME ARCHIVES RAS SEARCH ... SUBSCRIBE January 13, 2002: MSNBC Russia’s hidden treasures of space One museum keeps the ship used by world’s first spaceman; another preserves the dogs that preceded him into orbit By Alan Boyle MOSCOW — It’s not listed in the tourist guides, and they won’t let you just walk in the door, but there’s a hidden store of space treasures and kitsch at the Energia Museum of Rocket Space Engineering in Korolyov, just north of Moscow. YOU CAN TOUCH the dark brown, spherical Vostok craft that Yuri Gagarin rode into history 40 years ago as the first human in space. Other items include the capsule from which Alexei Leonov made the world’s first spacewalk in 1965, the Soyuz descent capsule that was used in 1975’s Apollo-Soyuz linkup and mock-ups of the two linked spacecraft as well as of a Salyut space station. You can even climb inside the museum’s Soyuz T-3 — it’s a tight fit for just one person, let alone the three people who rode it back to Earth in 1980. “I ask people how long they could stay in there,” says museum guide Yelena Dubinko, “and they say five minutes, not more.” The museum is at the headquarters of the Energia rocket company, which restricts access to outsiders because of security concerns. For that reason, Dubinko says would-be visitors have to call about five days in advance to arrange for a visit.

106. HamptonRoads.com -- Virginia Air And Space Museum Parking Free. Discounts Discounts for members and multiple IMAX showings.Virginia Air and space Museum Average User Rating (Rate It) http://home.hamptonroads.com/funplaces/detail.cfm?placeID=506

107. Oklahoma Air And Space Museum Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Historical Museums) Oklahoma Air and space Museum. See Omniplex. Send comments about OklahomaAir and space Museum / Link to this page © 2004 Online Highways. http://www.ohwy.com/ok/o/okaispmu.htm

Online Highways Oklahoma Oklahoma City Historical Museums Oklahoma Air and Space Museum See Omniplex Lowest rates and Free candid reviews for Oklahoma City at Tripadvisor.com. Read opinions from travelers like you. Compare lodging prices from Expedia, Travelocity, and Orbitz. Visit Online Highways' interactive American History project. A team of researchers is developing a site that will present U.S. history in the context of present day travel. Location 2100 NE 52 Oklahoma City OK 73111 Phone Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Oklahoma City at Tripadvisor.com Employment Agencies Schools Hospitals Government ... Libraries in Oklahoma City Visit Eureka Springs Arkansas America's Victorian Village ... Fairs, Festivals, and Events Online Highways Guides: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Link to this page To find what you need in Oklahoma City use Verizon SuperPages.com Hotels Oklahoma by OneTime.com City: Hotel Name: Check-In Date: Check-Out Date: # of Guests: Find Great Deals and Free reviews for Oklahoma City at Tripadvisor.com. Quick, Easy and Secure Online Hotel Reservations

108. NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM NATIONAL AIR space MUSEUM. I have seen the national science and technology museumsin Ottawa and London, and the US National Air and space Museum is the best. http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/publicaccess/national.html

Smithsonian Institution Sixth Street and Independence Ave., S.W. Washington, DC 20560 Engineering judges: Shyam N. Bajpai, senior engineer, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Washington, D.C. Peter Excell, reader in applied electromagnetics, department of electronic and electrical engineering, University of Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. (Accompanied by wife Dianne, teacher and teacher trainer.) Junior jury: Vipul Bajpai (M, 14); Charlotte (F, 7) and Matthew (M, 10) Excell. Exhibits, activities: Comprehensive archives of aviation and space. Among the museum's themes are: milestones in flight from the earliest attempts through World War II; rocketry and milestones in manned space exploration (Apollo missions to the moon) and unmanned exploration (missions to the planets); satellites for earth observations and for space science (such as the Hubble Space Telescope); and ideas for the future development of air and space technology (such as missions to Mars). Includes a gallery of Flight in the Arts, which shows artwork produced by images from airplanes, as well as an IMAX theater and a planetarium. Intended audience: General public.

109. Activated Space - Museum Projects Welcome to an outline of some of the museum projectsActivated space has been instrumental in. http://www.activatedspace.com.au/MuseumProjects/MuseumProjectIndex.html

Welcome to an outline of some of the museum projects Activated Space has been instrumental in Immigration Museum Eureka Stockade Center Jewish Museum Melbourne Museum ... Company Philosophy email me with any questions garth@activatedspace.com.au Back to Activated Space

110. Transportation Museum And Heritage Sites Directory A Tribute to the DC3 Aircraft Group 1941 Air Museum Planes of Fame, AZ, CA Aerospace Museum Association of Calgary Alan Shephard, First American in space http://routesinternational.com/museum.htm

Cars Cruises Ferries Flights ... E-Cards Miscellaneous Entertainment Transportation Menu Full Travel Services Cruise Booking Ferries (Europe) Ferries (North America) Hotels Worldwide Hostels Worldwide Railpasses (Europe) Travel Insurance Archives Transportation News Groups Routes Yahoo Club ... Search this site! powered by FreeFind Hot Travel Deals Newsletter Museum Page Heritage Sites Click HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION, TRANSIT AND TROLLEYS Amberley Museum, UK Australia's Tramway Museums Austrian Bus Museum Ballarat Vintage Tramway, Australia ... Wiener (Vienna) Tramwaymuseum, Austria HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION - RAIL Age of Steam Railroad Museum, Texas, USA Alberni Pacific Railway Museum, BC Alberta Railway Museum, Canada Association of Railway Museums ... Wings of History Air Museum, CA HISTORY OF TRANSPORTATION - MARINE Ã lands Maritime Museum, Finland The Arizona Memorial B.C. Cultural Maritime Museum, Canada Canal Museum, Finland ... Yavari Project, Peru Join Routes International Today! If you have an interest in "people" transportation by any mode, why not join us now? There are absolutely no costs or strings attached.

111. Rose Center For Earth And Space | American Museum Of Natural History Passport to the Universe This space show, narrated by Academy Award winner Tom Hanks,will excite your senses with an amazing The American Museum of Natural http://www.amnh.org/rose/

RED ROVERS Mars is in the news, and the Museum is offering an exciting array of programs and exhibits this winter and spring to educate the public on NASA’s latest Mars missions. FULL MOON The Full Moon exhibition presents over 75 rarely seen photographic images from NASA's Apollo missions to the moon. The Search for Life: Are We Alone? This space show, narrated by Academy Award nominee Harrison Ford , will whisk you on an incredible journey in search of the answer to this intriguing question. " "...virtual reality at its best...mind altering...intellectually seductive" -Daily News Passport to the Universe This space show, narrated by Academy Award winner Tom Hanks, will excite your senses with an amazing journey from Earth to the edge of the universe. "...a fantastic voyage" -New York Times SonicVision: How Do You See Your Music? - The American Museum of Natural History, in collaboration with Moby, is launching a groundbreaking digitally animated alternative music show called SonicVision Constructing the Rose Center Interviews Gallery FAQ ... Support

112. American Museum Of Natural History First Annual spaceFest a three-weekend-long series of exciting space activitiesbeginning Saturday, May 8. Frogs A Chorus of The American Museum of Natural http://www.amnh.org/

The Search for Life: Are We Alone? tickets on sale now! MORE TICKETS Natural History magazine Father's Day E-cards! - Father's Day is June 20. Show Dad you appreciate him with a cool Museum e-card. Exploratorium AMNH SonicVision: How Do You See Your Music? - The American Museum of Natural History, in collaboration with MTV2, has launched a groundbreaking digitally animated alternative music show called SonicVision Petra: Lost City of Stone The most comprehensive exhibition ever presented on the ancient city of Petra, in Jordan, and its creators, the Nabataeans. Last chance! Exhibition closes July 6th. Red Rovers - Mars is in the news, and the Museum is offering an exciting array of programs and exhibits this winter and spring to educate the public on NASA’s latest Mars missions. Courses for Educators - On-line accredited science courses for science educators start June 28. Register now. Online educational materials for teachers and others interested in learning about science. Download the free AMNH screensaver today!

113. Hpmus_nasm The National Air and space Museum website will be unavailable between 830AM and 1030 AM EST on Monday May 3, 2004 due to server maintenance. http://smithsonian.org/redirect/hpmus_nasm.htm

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114. Russian Aviation Page: Reviews Of The Aviation Museums And Aerospace Attractions The museum where he serves as deputy director the National Aviation and SpaceMuseum, aka the National Aeronautics Museumor the Museum of the Air Forces http://aeroweb.lucia.it/~agretch/Museums/Khodynka.html

Khodynka One of the better treated Yaks on display at Khodynka. Photo Tupolev Tu-123 'Jastreb' recce drone photographed at Khodynka Aug 1995. It is launched from a wheeled vehicle Tupolev M-141 'Striji' recce drone taken at Khodynka Aug 1995 Yak-38 Yak-28P Khodynka Inside the Red Zone by William Triplet (WTripl1043@aol.com) June/July 1995 National Aviation and Space Museum, 24a Leningradsky Prospekt, Moscow, 125040, Russia. Phone (7095) 213-88-53. Open daily from 10:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. Admission: $2 "This is Su-15", says Gennady Roshichin pointing to the long, narrow Sukhoi fighter that was once a staple of the Soviet Air Force. "It was this type jet that shotdown Korean Air Lines 747"."In fact", he elaborates, "when a Russian movie was made about the 1983 downing of flight 007, this very jet was used in the filming". Roshchin moves down the line. "This is Su-25", he says, pointing to a ground-attack jet with rocket pods and dummybombs hung from the wings. This saw very much action in Afghanistan. He walks on, continuing with the same authoritative dispassion one hears in thevoices of museum guides the world over. But it would be impossible to mistake Roshchin for anything other than a Russian. He is a retired Soviet fighter pilot who will say of his past only that heturned in his flightsuit long ago (presshim for specifics and he will graciouslyevade the question). The museum where he serves as deputy director - the National Aviation and Space Museum, a.k.a. the National Aeronautics Museumor the Museum of the Air Forces - shows the standard early artifacts found in most collections in favor of morecontemporary models, particularly tactical combat aircraft. Indeed, the more than 30 aircraft on view represent the bulk of Soviet fighters built over the last 40 years.

115. A Field Guide To American Spacecraft Neil Armstrong Air and space Museum PO Box 1978 Wapanoneta, Ohio 45895 (419) 7388811. KirkpatrickScience and Air space Museum at Omniplex, 2100 NE 52nd St. http://aesp.nasa.okstate.edu/fieldguide/pages/address/

Alabama Welcome Center I-65 South Saturn I-B Airpower Park and Museum 413 West Mercury Blvd. Hampton, Virginia 23666 (804) 727-1163 (?) Mercury BP LJ-2 Little Joe Ames Research Center, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Moffett Field, CA 94035 415-604-5000 Mercury #15B Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum P.O. Box 1978 Wapanoneta, Ohio 45895 (419) 738-8811 Gemini VIII Astronaut Memorial Planetarium Clear Lake Road Cocoa, FL Mercury Model Avidome-Schipol, The Netherlands Mercury #12B California Museum of Science and Industry 700 State Drive Los Angeles, California 90037 (213) 744-7547 Mercury #5 MR-2 Gemini XI Cape Canaveral Air Station, Cape Canaveral, FL http://www.pafb.af.mil STS OV-099 Challenger Mercury Redstone Cradle of Aviation Museum ,Museum Lane, Mitchell Field, Garden City, New York 11530 516-572-0411 Mercury Model Apollo CM Model Lunar Module #13 Fernbank Science Center, 156 Heaton Park Dr. N.E., Atlanta GA 30307-1398 http://www.fernbank.edu Apollo 6 The Franklin Institute Science Museum Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 20th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103-1194 (215) 448-1193 http://sln.fi.edu Lunar Module #14 Paul E. Garber Preservation, Restoration, and Storage Facility (NASM) Call (202) 357-1400 or write: ATTN:Reservation Office Educational Services Division MRC-305 Washington, D.C. 20560

116. Washington DC City Pages: Tourism : Virtual Tour Perhaps the most famous, and definitely one of the most popular, of the SmithsonianMuseums, the Air space Museum displays artifacts and airplanes that http://dcpages.com/Tourism/Virtual_Tour/Image59_pf_web/Image59_pf.shtml

Home Tourism Smithsonian Air and Space Museum Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., except December 25. Contact Information: Telephone (202) 357-1400 or write: Reservation Office Educational Services Unit National Air and Space Museum Washington, DC 20560-0321. Home DC What's New DC Top Sites Add a Web Site ... Update a Web Site Content generated by ParaShot(tm) Web System. CycloVision Technologies, Inc. http://www.cyclovision.com/ ©2000 Washington DC City Pages

117. LexiNET - Intelligent Internet lexi.net time 913 pm tel 1877-426-6277 email go@lexi.net. what s happeningin the Lexi world? Lexi Promotional CD Why not view our new flash CD-ROM? http://www.lexicom.ab.ca/

118. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is America's national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history, and http://www.ushmm.org/

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119. Instrument And Sensing Technology Museum Guide The World Wide Web server for the Smithsonian Institution s National Air SpaceMuseum (alternate link includes some exterior photos and a tour of the http://ranier.oact.hq.nasa.gov/Sensors_page/TechMuseums.html

NASA Space Instrument and Sensing Technology Museum Guide Several locations have nice tours that include GIF images of historic scientific instruments. In addition, I have included a few sites that have a space or more general science or technology theme. There are a number of nice tours of university campuses which I have not included. Please let me know of any sites that should be added to this list (Gordon.Johnston@hq.nasa.gov). Other Lists I have found so many pages on different observatories that I have created a separate Ground-based Observatory Guide History of Science: Museums History of Astronomy: Museums and Exhibits Museum Guide Early instruments at the Museum of the Institute of Physics of Naples . The collection of the early instruments of the Department of Physics of the University of Naples includes about 400 pieces. They may be ascribed to the years beginning from 1820, with the exception of the very antique lens made in Florence by Evangelista Torricelli around 1645 and of the portable sundial made in Naples in 1769. At least 250 instruments were manufactured in the last century. The Museum of the Department of Physics started in 1983. Since then, over 400 instruments have been collected, studied and catalogued. The Astronomical Museum in Bologna was created in 1979, when a first group of instruments was restored on the occasion of the exhibition " I materiali dell'Istituto delle Scienze" . In the following years, further restorations have interested both instruments and rooms. At present the museum is located in the same rooms which were devoted to observations in the ancient tower, i.e. the meridian room (sala meridiana) and the turret room (sala della torretta), and also the recently created globe room (sala dei globi). The instruments used by the Bolognese astronomers from the early 18th century to mid-19th, at first in the " Specola marsiliana" and later in the " Specola" of the " Istituto delle Scienze" , have been brought back to these rooms, with their original placing in mind.

120. Egyptian Museum EGYPTIAN MUSEUM. The greatest collection of Egyptian antiquities is,without doubt, that of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. It is a http://homepage.powerup.com.au/~ancient/museum.htm

EGYPTIAN MUSEUM The greatest collection of Egyptian antiquities is, without doubt, that of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo . It is a place of true discovery and, even after many visits, I continue to make new and delightful discoveries every time I venture into its many galleries. To be sure, the museum can be daunting in the sheer numbers of its antiquities on show, but there is an order within its layout and it is a dream come true for anyone wanting to study Egyptian antiquities. However, the negative side is that the environmental and display conditions leave a great deal to be desired. Labels on some exhibits date from early in the century and many items have no labels at all. Guidebooks are available at the museum, although they are limited to some of the major items. The museum's ground floor follows the history of ancient Egypt. Upon entering through the security check in the building, one looks toward the atrium and the rear of the building with many items on view - from sarcophagi and boats to enormous statues. Just in front of these you will find an Object of the Month on display. Behind it are some of the most important items from the time of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt some 5,000 years ago, including the famous slate palette of king Narmer - one of the first documents of Egyptian history. Also on show are small masterpieces of sculpture - keep in mind that these are some 50 centuries old. This is an area that should not be missed!

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