Space to explore
Taking it further
The universe is a huge place; there's much to explore. If we've captured your interest, start taking it further.
A half-century in space
Join the audience as Professor John Zarnecki delivers The 2007 Open University Lecture.
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The Open University is at the forefront of space research and, consequently, there is a galaxy of information about astronomy and space travel on Open2. Below are some links you might like to explore.
Stardate
Following the latest events in space, from meteorites to the crashing of spacecraft into comets, with Stardate.
How do we explore?
Listen online as Dr Cyril Isenberg delivers the CEPSAR Christmas lecture on the Mechanics of Space Exploration.
Out of this world
It wasn't putting a man on the moon, but an earlier mission which gave America victory in the Space Race.
Content last updated: 12/06/2007
