1. Space Centers space centers. ISRO projects are conducted at following five space centers;. http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/SPACE/space-centers.html

S PACE C ENTERS ISRO projects are conducted at following five space centers; SHAR - Sriharikota Launching Range VSSC - Vikram Sarabhai Space Center ISAC - ISRO Satellite Center SAC - Space Applications Center SHAR - Sriharikota Launching Range Map Legend Explosives storage. Accommodation. Technical center Telemetry building. Sounding rocket complex. Explosives storage. Liquid booster satellite launch complex. Launch vehicle complex. Synchronous Satellite launch complex. Address Sriharikota Range Andhra Pradesh 524124 Telephone Fax The Sriharikota Launching Range is developed into the most important center, with test, assembly and launch facilities for large multi-stage rockets and satellite launchers, and tracking, telemetry and tele-command stations for Indian spacecraft. It is situated in the Sriharikota Island, on India's east coast, about 62 miles (100km) north of Madras at 13°47' North and 80°15' East. Sriharikota, is an island in the Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh State, lies along the east of Pulicat Lake and is reached by road from Madras. Prior to its acquisition for ISRO by the Indian Government, its was a firewood plantation of Eucalyptus and Casuarina trees. This island is affected by both south-westerly and north-easterly monsoons, but heavy rains come only in October and November. Thus many clear days are available for out-door static tests and launchings. VSSC - Vikram Sarabhai Space Center Trivandrum's Liquid Propulsion Systems Center (LPSC) operates as a separate entity. TERLS is now a United Nations sponsored station located on the sandy coast of the Arabian Sea. The location of Thumba (8°32'34" N, 76°51'32" E) is ideal for the furtherance of low-altitude, upper-atmosphere and ionosphere studies which are of special importance in the region of the magnetic equator (just north of Thumba). Because of this factor, with the assistance and co-operation of France, the USA and Russia, TERLS has become an international launch site for sounding rockets.

2. World Space Centers Comprehensive list of the world's space centers. WORLD space centers. Back to Home Page http://users.commkey.net/Braeunig/space/center.htm

WORLD SPACE CENTERS Back to Home Page 1 - Vandenberg AFB 2 - Edwards AFB 3 - Wallops Island 4 - Cape Canaveral/KSC 5 - Kourou 6 - Alcantara 7 - Hammaguir 8 - Torrejon AB 9 - Andoya 10 - Plesetsk 11 - Kapustin Yar 12 - Palmachim/Yavne 13 - San Marco Platform 14 - Baikonur/Tyuratam 15 - Sriharikota (SHAR) 16 - Jiuquan 17 - Xichang 18 - Taiyuan/Wuzhai 19 - Svobodny 20 - Kagoshima 21 - Tanegashima 22 - Woomera NUMBER OF ORBITAL LAUNCHES BY SITE COUNTRY LAUNCH SITE LATITUDE LONGITUDE TOTAL CIS/USSR Plesetsk o N o E CIS/USSR Baikonur/Tyuratam o N o E CIS/USSR Kapustin Yar o N o E CIS/USSR Svobodny o N o E USA Cape Canaveral/KSC o N o W USA Vandenberg AFB o N o W USA Wallops Island o N o W USA Edwards AFB o N o W France Kourou o N o W France Hammaguir o N o W Japan Tanegashima o N o E Japan Kagoshima o N o E China Jiuquan o N o E China Xichang o N o E China Taiyuan/Wuzhai o N o E Italy San Marco platform o S o E India Sriharikota (SHAR) o N o E Israel Palmachim/Yavne o N o E Australia Woomera o S o E Brazil Alcantara o S o W Spain Torrejon AB o N o W Total Launches Australia WOOMERA The Australian Space Council is studying under its 5 year rolling plan the requirements for establishing light launch facilities at Woomera initially and then Darwin. A goal is for Australia to secure a significant share of Asian space business in launches, small satellites and space-based services. However, the Government has yet formally to endorse the launch program. Woomera's advantages include polar orbit access, a sparsely inhabited downrange area, an existing infrastructure and largely cloud-free weather.

3. Commercial Space Center For Engineering: Other Links Texas A M provides these links to NASA Centers, commercial space centers, and spacerelated companies. http://engineer.tamu.edu/tees/csce/links.htm

Commercial Space Center for Engineering (CSCE) NASA Space Centers Commercial Space Centers Space Related Links Miscellaneous Links NASA Space Centers Ames Research Center Dryden Flight Research Center Goddard Space Flight Center Jet Propulsion Laboratory ... Back to top Commercial Space Centers has a mission to develop technologies with industry for NASA mission needs and space power-related commercial ventures. The CSP has developed a variety of space power-related technologies that are available for licensing and applicable to both space and terrestrial commercial activities. These technologies include specialized heat pipes, advanced battery components, novel electronic materials, digital communications algorithms, power conditioners, and a host of other power-related devices. Our Mission is to advance engineering research on and foster commercial use of the International Space Station. The CSCE's mission is to promote commercial engineering research and technology development on the International Space Station. As one of NASA's Commercial Space Centers, the CSCE and its business partners merit preferred and low-cost access to space. We represent a one-stop-shop for spacecraft technology developers, providing expert technical support, simplified ISS integration, and business planning services. The Center for Mapping at Ohio State The Center for Mapping (CFM) is both a NASA Commercial Space Center and an Ohio State University interdisciplinary research center focused on spatial data technologies, including remote sensing, geodesy using the Global Positioning System (GPS), inertial navigation systems (INS), photogrammetry, image processing, computer vision, image understanding, modeling, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

4. NASA SPD - Commercial Space Centers and their performance. Currently, NASA's Space Product DevelopmentProgram manages 15 Research Partnership Centers. As new areas http://spd.nasa.gov/csc.html

Home What is SPD? Industry Research ... Contact Us  Search Research Partnership Centers Research Partnership Centers, located at academic institutions and funded by NASA, develop industry partners to pursue specific areas of commercial research. The industry partners generate a demand for doing business in space and help fund a portion of the operations and research. The Centers are subject to several types of review and appraisal. One measure used is the interest of industry, which is evaluated by the number of industry partners and funding. Another measure checks progress against previously established milestones. Periodic checks are made by an outside source, such as the National Academy of Public Administration, to provide an independent assessment of the Centers and their performance. Currently, NASA's Space Product Development Program manages 15 Research Partnership Centers. As new areas of commercial interest are identified, new Centers will be established, while other Centers may be disbanded if industry involvement wanes. The current Research Partnership Centers are: BioServe Space Technologies (collocated at Colorado and Kansas ) works with industry to explore commercial space opportunities in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, biomedical, and agricultural areas. BioServe provides research support, specialized hardware and access to space flight. Life sciences companies are rapidly developing new products that affect everything from medicine to agribusiness. The work being done at BioServe is opening exciting new horizons for developing products, and ensuring that the full potential of these fields are realized.

5. American Icon -- Travel Channel -- NASA Space Centers Visit NASA space centers Visit NASA space centers We've organized thetop destinations for space buffs by region. Find one near you. http://travel.discovery.com/convergence/americanicon/nasa/nasa.html

Visit NASA Space Centers We've organized the top destinations for space buffs by region. Find one near you. Shuttle Columbia Investigation Continues The left wing of the space shuttle Columbia was probably pierced, allowing in "super-heated" air, according to officials. Remembering Those Lost NASA honors its fallen heroes with the gigantic Space Mirror National Memorial. Have You Visited a Space Center? Please share your experiences in our forum. We may add your story to our Space Center Guide. Select a Feature Ellis Island Grand Canyon NASA Space Centers Statue of Liberty Monuments/Memorials Vietnam Vets Memorial West Point Alt Text REAL STORIES! Space Shuttle Book TOP SELLER! Meade ETX-70AT Scope By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions of our Visitor Agreement . Please read. 2003 Discovery Communications Inc.

6. NASA SPD - Commercial Space Centers Commercial space centers. Commercial space centers, located at academic institutions and funded by NASA, develop http://www.spd.nasa.gov/csc.html

Home What is SPD? Industry Research ... Contact Us  Search Research Partnership Centers Research Partnership Centers, located at academic institutions and funded by NASA, develop industry partners to pursue specific areas of commercial research. The industry partners generate a demand for doing business in space and help fund a portion of the operations and research. The Centers are subject to several types of review and appraisal. One measure used is the interest of industry, which is evaluated by the number of industry partners and funding. Another measure checks progress against previously established milestones. Periodic checks are made by an outside source, such as the National Academy of Public Administration, to provide an independent assessment of the Centers and their performance. Currently, NASA's Space Product Development Program manages 15 Research Partnership Centers. As new areas of commercial interest are identified, new Centers will be established, while other Centers may be disbanded if industry involvement wanes. The current Research Partnership Centers are: BioServe Space Technologies (collocated at Colorado and Kansas ) works with industry to explore commercial space opportunities in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, biomedical, and agricultural areas. BioServe provides research support, specialized hardware and access to space flight. Life sciences companies are rapidly developing new products that affect everything from medicine to agribusiness. The work being done at BioServe is opening exciting new horizons for developing products, and ensuring that the full potential of these fields are realized.

7. American Icon -- Travel Channel -- NASA Space Centers Visiting NASA space centers By Irene Brown NASA centers and affiliatespace attractions are spread throughout the United States. http://travel.discovery.com/convergence/americanicon/nasa/guide/guide.html

Kennedy Space Center The Space Mirror Memorial A reflective granite wall, programmed to track the sun honors the fallen heroes of the NASA space program. Visiting NASA Space Centers By Irene Brown Whether its mammoth rockets that get your blood flowing or in-your-face wide-screen space movies, several NASA centers have attractions that can satiate the starry eyed. Northeast Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum , Washington, DC Goddard Space Flight Center , Maryland , Virginia Southeast Kennedy Space Center , Florida Marshall Space Flight Center , Alabama Stennisphere , Mississippi Central Space Center , Houston Glenn Research Center , Ohio Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center West Ames Research Center , California Jet Propulsion Lab , California REAL STORIES! Space Shuttle Book TOP SELLER! Meade ETX-70AT Scope By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions of our Visitor Agreement . Please read. 2003 Discovery Communications Inc.

8. NASA Reopens Space Centers Across The Nation Amid Heightened Security NASA Reopens space centers Across the Nation Amid Heightened Security By ToddHalvorson Cape Canaveral Bureau Chief posted 1201 pm ET 13 September 2001. http://www.space.com/news/nasa_reopen_010913.html

SEARCH: advertisement NASA Reopens Space Centers Across the Nation Amid Heightened Security By Todd Halvorson Cape Canaveral Bureau Chief posted: 12:01 pm ET 13 September 2001 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA’s coastal Florida spaceport and other agency centers across the nation reopened Thursday, but it wasn’t exactly business as usual in the wake of terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C. Two days after hijacked airliners crashed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, federal government and contractor employees returned to work amid tight security at the agency’s Washington, D.C., headquarters and 10 field centers around the nation. "We’re all open for business," said NASA spokesman Brian Dunbar. "But certainly security is heightened." More Stories Station Crew Sees Scope of NYC Tragedy New Satellite Images Give Detailed View of NYC, Pentagon Disasters New Satellite Images Give Detailed View of NYC, Pentagon Disasters NASA Shuts Down Agency Centers Around Nation In Response To Terrorist Attacks Here at Kennedy Space Center, some 12,000 people faced hour-long traffic jams at perimeter gates to the coastal spaceport, a restricted federal enclave that covers 140,000 acres (56,000 hectares). Cars, trucks and vans were backed up for 1.6 miles (2.5 kilometers) outside the main gate to the space center, which is the homeport to NASA’s $8 billion space shuttle fleet.

9. NASA Reopens Space Centers Across The Nation Amid Heightened Security NASA Reopens space centers Across the Nation Amid Heightened Security By Todd HalvorsonSPACE.com Cape Canaveral Bureau Chief posted 0101 pm ET, 01 September http://www.space.com/spacenews/nasa_opened_010913.html

Fri. Apr 11, 2003 NASA Reopens Space Centers Across the Nation Amid Heightened Security By Todd Halvorson SPACE.com Cape Canaveral Bureau Chief posted: 01:01 pm ET, 01 September 2001 NASA Field Centers Only Open to Essential Personnel NASA Shuts Down Agency Centers Around Nation In Response To Terrorist Attacks CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA’s coastal Florida spaceport and other agency centers across the nation reopened Thursday, but it wasn’t exactly business as usual in the wake of terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C. Two days after hijacked airliners crashed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, federal government and contractor employees returned to work amid tight security at the agency’s Washington, D.C., headquarters and 10 field centers around the nation. "We’re all open for business," said NASA spokesman Brian Dunbar. "But certainly security is heightened." Here at Kennedy Space Center, some 12,000 people faced hour-long traffic jams at perimeter gates to the coastal spaceport, a restricted federal enclave that covers 140,000 acres (56,000 hectares). Cars, trucks and vans were backed up for 1.6 miles (2.5 kilometers) outside the main gate to the space center, which is the homeport to NASA’s $8 billion space shuttle fleet.

10. Russia's Space Centers Ministry of Defense. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTERS. BUILDING THEFUTURE Russia's rocket and space industry. Unlike most Western http://www.russianspaceweb.com/centers.html

Site map Feedback Sources Russia's rocket and space infrastructure: Click with the right mouse (PC) or control click (Mac) on the map to invoke the interactive menu. LAUNCH AND TEST SITES SHORES OF THE UNIVERSE: Russia's space launch and rocket test sites Kapustin Yar became a cradle of the Soviet rocketry in 1947, when Soviet engineers and their German colleagues launched the V-2 ballistic missiles from this dusty site on the banks of Volga River. Baikonur NIIP-5 test range (aka Tyuratam) opened Space Age in 1957, when a converted ballistic missile hauled the world's first satellite into orbit from then super-secret site on Syr Darya River in Kazakhstan. Plesetsk NIIP-1 test range, the former super-secret ICBM site have grown into the world's busiest spaceport in the 1970s and 1980s Svobodny , entered service in 1997, promising Russia to replace Baikonur left in newly independent Kazakhstan Nenoksa , a navy test range for submarine-launched ballistic missiles could be used for space launches Saru-Shagan , antimissile defense and laser weapons test site;

11. Arts-Letters.com | SpaceAge - Space Centers space centers uses maps of regions of the world to allow you to locatespace centers and places of interest. “space centers” uses http://www.arts-letters.com/spaceage/centers.html

“Space Centers” uses maps of regions of the world to allow you to locate space centers and places of interest. At first you are presented with a map of the world. Click on a region of the world, such as Europe, Asia, or the United States. A more detailed map of the area will appear, displaying color-keyed symbols. Simply click on the symbols to see popups that give you additional information. National Space Society chapters are also located in this manner. THE VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING AT THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER IN FLORIDA Click Thumbnail for larger view SpaceAge SpaceAge Home Product Specifications The Gemini Program The Mercury Program ... Free SpaceAge Clip Art SpaceAge User Guide SpaceAge User Guide in PDF format. ug_spaceage.pdf 1,039kb Buy It Now for only $19.95

12. Arts-Letters.com | Arts & Letters SpaceAge The Gemini Program The Mercury Program The Apollo Program Apollo/Soyuz Test TheSpace Shuttle Robotic Missions Space Stations space centers The Future What http://www.arts-letters.com/spaceage/spaceage.html

Join the adventure! SpaceAge is one of the most complete multimedia encyclopedias about space flight. But it's much more than just facts and figures. There are hundreds of full screen images, video and slide shows, carefully selected to convey a sense of history in the making. SpaceAge tells the story of space flight, of triumphs and failures, of the pioneers, designers, builders, and explorers: men and women who pushed back the frontier and took us to the moon - and beyond. THE MULTIMEDIA SPACE ADVENTURE SpaceAge SpaceAge Home Product Specifications The Gemini Program The Mercury Program ... Free SpaceAge Clip Art SpaceAge User Guide SpaceAge User Guide in PDF format. ug_spaceage.pdf 1,039kb Buy It Now for only $19.95

13. Wired@School/Wonders Of Space/Classroom Space Centers Classroom space centers. Take your pick of space centers . . . Rockets. Create rocketswith your students to demonstrate the mechanics of rocket propulsion. http://www.fi.edu/fellows/fellow9/dec98/centers.htm

Classroom Space Centers Cruising Space Planet Project Index Planetary Slide Show Planet Project Outline Online Student ... Activities Ask An Expert Ask A NASA Scientist Ask An Astronaut Ask The Canadian Space Agency ... Ask An Astronaut Star Gazers Stars and Constellations Astronaut In Training Meeting Basic Needs Classroom Space Centers Classroom Connection Chart Your Course Cosmic Lessons Submit A Lesson Plan Cosmic Quiz #1 Space Centers Planet Project Planet Project Outline Space Trek Internet Resources The Solar System Space Exploration Biographies Join us on a trek through the universe as we explore the wonders of space! Our three grade six classes were divided into six teams. Two activities were set up in each of the three classrooms and two teams visited each classroom over a 6 day period. Take your pick of Space Centers . . . Rockets Create rockets with your students to demonstrate the mechanics of rocket propulsion. We conducted our experiments based on: The Space Place Launch Pad . Students create Pop Rockets that really work! Another great reference is: Rockets: Teacher's Guide with Activities NASA Rocket Classroom Activities Create a Space Shuttle Students follow directions to assemble a space shuttle. Download the Space Shuttle Glider Kit from:

14. CSP - Other Commercial Space Centers Commercial space centers. The Center for Space Power at Texas A MUniversity has a mission to develop technologies with industry http://engineer.tamu.edu/tees/csp/other.html

Commercial Space Centers has a mission to develop technologies with industry for NASA mission needs and space power-related commercial ventures. The CSP has developed a variety of space power-related technologies that are available for licensing and applicable to both space and terrestrial commercial activities. These technologies include specialized heat pipes, advanced battery components, novel electronic materials, digital communications algorithms, power conditioners, and a host of other power-related devices. : Our mission is t o assist industry in using the International Space Station as a commercial engineering and technology development testbed The Center for Mapping at Ohio State The Center for Mapping (CFM) is both a NASA Commercial Space Center and an Ohio State University interdisciplinary research center focused on spatial data technologies, including remote sensing, geodesy using the Global Positioning System (GPS), inertial navigation systems (INS), photogrammetry, image processing, computer vision, image understanding, modeling, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The Space Technology Center at Florida Atlantic University. The SCTC was established in 1991 as a non-profit consortium of industry, academia and government that conducts space-based, high-technology research and development in communications. Its mission is to develop the commercial use of digital transmission techniques for transmitting video, audio and data to the earth by satellite.

15. World Space Centers And Government Agencies Aerospace in the 21st Century. World space centers and Government Agencies.Aerospace Agencies National Organisations ASA Austrian http://www.dtic.mil/aerospace/world.html

Aerospace in the 21st Century World Space Centers and Government Agencies ASA: Austrian Space Agency BNSC: British National Space Centre CNES: Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales French Space Agency CONAE: Commission National de Actividades Espaciales - Argentina CSA: Canadian Space Agency CSIRO - Australia DLR: German Aerospace Research Establishment ... Multinational Agencies Includes ESA, DLR, ASI, ONERA, NASDA and many more arranged by country. NASA: National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA: Facilities and Center NASA Organizations Norsk Romsenter Norwegian Space Centre NTSB: National Transportation Safety Board Observatory Meterology Aeronomy Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy ONERA: French National Aerospace Research Establishment (English) ONERA-CERT: Centre d'Etudes et de Rescherches de Toulouse (French) A French multi-disciplinary space research center ONERA-CERT (English) Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium: Department of Aerology RSA: Russian Space Agency Space and Aerospace Information Resources ... United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs UN/ESA (European Space Agency) Workshops on Basic Space Science Aerospace and Defense Industry Educational Institutions Libraries and Resources News and Conferences ... Research and Development Home bibs@dtic.mil

16. Microgravity Research Program - Commercial Space Centers The majority of this teaming is done via Commercial space centers.Commercial space centers are those organizations at NASA Field http://microgravity.nasa.gov/ComSpaceCenter.html

The commercial development of the space frontier is one of the greatest opportunities facing America. It is the growth of business into space that will bring the benefits of space down to Earth and enrich the everyday lives of all Americans. NASA is encouraging businesses to seize this opportunity through its Space Product Development Program, to ensure the continued economic growth of the U.S. and to bring the opportunities for new advances, technological understanding, products, and jobs to the public. To accomplish our objectives, the Space Product Development Office teams with industry to exploit the space environment and its resources to facilitate net economic return from the exploration and eventual settlement of space. The majority of this teaming is done via Commercial Space Centers. Commercial Space Centers are those organizations at NASA Field Centers and Universities, which are a consortia of industry, academia, and government that conduct industry driven space based, high technology research and development. The CSC's specialize in areas ranging from Automation Technology to Zeolite Crystal Growth.

17. Russian Aerospace Guide - Space Centers Visitors are greeted by a guard in fatigues holding a machine gun. SpaceCenters Related Facilities. Space Industry Centers. See also http://home.attbi.com/~rusaerog/space_centers.html

The offices of the Russian Space Agnecy in Moscow. The RSA manages a number of defense programs as well as civilian space programs. Visitors are greeted by a guard in fatigues holding a machine gun. Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center at Zvezdnyy Gorodok (Star City) Korolev Mission Control Center at Podlipk (TsUP) Military Space Forces - Outer Space Monitoring System (SKKP) NKIK - Ground Command and Measurment Complex (Tracking Facilities for Military Space Forces) Computing and Coordinating Center (CCC) (Tracking Facilities for TsUP) Kazakstan Search and Rescue Complex, in Tselinograd and Dzhezkazgan Baykonur Cosmodrome and Test Range Baykonur Radio Frequencies Plesetsk Cosmodrome and Test Range Kasputin Yar Cosmodrome and Test Range See also: Federation of American Scientists Russian Space Industry by Maxim Tarasenko and VSA067 - Russian Space Agency Enterprises and Organizations (Jan. 1997) by Sergey Voevodin These entities are main contractors, sub-contractors, major component suppliers, design institutes and production plants. This list excludes most academic research institutes and users of space data. Only Russian or Russian owned

18. Russian Aerospace Guide - Space Centers Russian Space Museums. Up to a few years ago, the Kosmos Pavilion in the VNDKhpark on the east side of Moscow used to be a large space museum. http://home.attbi.com/~rusaerog/museums.html

Russian Space Museums Kosmos Pavilion, VNDKh, Moscow Up to a few years ago, the Kosmos Pavilion in the VNDKh park on the east side of Moscow used to be a large space museum. In the 1990's, after the fall of the Soviet Union the museum was turned into a set of commercial shops. Most of the exhibits are still there, but puched back into corners. Nobody wants to cart them away. A Vostok rocket marks the front of the Kosmos Pavilion whic is about a mile north of the Mermorial Museum of Cosmonautics. The booster is surrounded by used cars for sale. Inside the pavilion, shops line the walls. Its not heated inside either. On this day cars have been removed and are about to be put back in. A Proton-4 hangs from the ceiling Spacecraft can be seen in the corners behind a short screen. A Vostok and a picture of Yuri Gagarin dominate the space usually used for used car sales. See also: The Mermorial Museum of Cosmonautics Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics This page is maintained by : issguide@home.com

19. Launch Sites And Space Centers Part III Launch Sites and space centers. http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~jcm/space/book/sites.html

Part III: Launch Sites and Space Centers Chapter 6: sites

20. Space Today Online - Teachers Lesson Plan - Geography: Space Centers Alan Shepard blasts off in Freedom 7, Geography space centers. Have a studentor students show Where space centers and cosmodromes are around the world; http://www.spacetoday.org/Teachers/GeographySpaceCenters.html

Geography: Space Centers Teacher's Lesson Plan: Geography: Space Centers A geography lesson about places all around the globe from where space flights begin, with an included worksheet Group size: One or many students Objectives: To become aware generally of the descriptive science dealing with the surface of Earth, its division into continents and countries, and the climate, natural resources, inhabitants and industries of the various divisions To become aware generally of the studies of earth science, topography, physical geography, economic geography, political geography and cartography. To become familiar with the general physical features of Earth, especially the surface features of particular regions, areas and places To identify some of the geological, topographical, cartographic and geophysical elements of specific places on Earth To identify those sites from where space rockets are launched To comprehend the political geography of the Space Age To appreciate the degree of difficulty in launching from certain geographic areas Activities: Reading about launches of animate and inanimate payloads to space Referring to maps or globes for points of interest Class or group discussion about: The geography of Earth, including continents, countries, climates, natural resources, inhabitants, and industries

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