Many,
many people helped provide/ make resources that are referred
to or used in this website.
To
see a list of relevant websites go here.
I
would like to thank the following for giving their permission
to link to, adapt or use their resouces:
Kipp
Teague for the NASA sound files of the Apollo 10 mission
at www.apolloarchive.com.
David
Ma for use of his Flash profile of Goddard - father of Rocketry
flash movie.
Gareth
Pitchford for his Maths
Flash movies.
Martin
Holmes at Half
Baked Software for his invaluable advice on Quandary
used in the Docking Game.
Eric
Harshbarger for the source code for his
JAVA navigation appplet.
The
children of All
Souls School after hours Computer and Gifted
and Talented Rocket Clubs who worked so well on their water
rocket project despite numerous rainy days and false starts.
To
James Bamford at Mulimap.com
for thinking out of the box and allowing the maps at CRWorld
to be used in Flash Movies.
To
Regents Park Head Park keeper and the secretary of state
for the Environment for letting us set off the rockets in
the Royal Parks...
To
Geoff
Dellow for his constant encouragement and inspiration
and a look at his zooming Flash FLA.
To
Colin
Moock for his invaluable Actionscript book.
To
Mark Fennell from Flashkit.com
for allowing me to adapt his countdown movie at the beginning
of the site.
To
Apogee Books for allowing
me to rip and remaster the Apollo 10 flight images from
the films in their excellent CD that accompanies the book
in the docking and flight sequences in the Docking movies.....
To
Mike Moss for all his worksheets and displays at All Souls.
To
all the other English and American Online Museum Educators
in this project especially Tom O'Toole who kept me going
through the low times and Pattie Knox for her unflagging
tests of my pages. To Tim for inspiration and Ian and Helen
for all the laughs.
And,
of course, to Roland, Martin and Lyndsey at the Science
Museum London and Karen and Barbara from the Franklin Institute
without whom none of this would be here :-)
Leon
Cych (Online Museum Educator 2001)
