Hybrid Rockets

Hybrid Rocket Science Hybrid Rocket Help Clinic HPR Hybrid Motors HPR Hybrid Motors in the UK Commercial HPR Hybrid motors Hybrid Motor Costs Hybrid Motor Links UK Hybrid Rocket History Hybrid Motor Ignition Methods R.A.T.T.Works Hybrid Motors Skyripper Hybrid Motors

Experimental Rocketry

Amateur Hybrid Motors Amateur Liquid Rockets Guidance Gimballed Motors Launch Controller Static Test Stand Separating Strap-ons

Payloads

Onboard Video Cameras Onboard Video Camera Tips Onboard Stills Cameras

Media

Media - Scrapheap Media - Other Rocket Videos

Personal Rocketry

Personal Amateur Rocketry Personal Amateur Hybrids Hybrid Motor Personal Notes Personal HPR Hybrid Launches High Power Rockets High Power Rocket Launch List Model Rockets

Avionics

Altimeter/Accelerometers Altimeter Comparison Chart R-DAS Flight Computer R-DAS FAQ Compact R-DAS Guide R-DAS Classic Guide R-DAS Flights R-DAS GPS Module R-DAS On Screen Display R-DAS Variance G-Wiz Altimeter Avionics Avionics Tips Payload Bay Design Onboard Power Systems

Telemetry

Telemetry Receiver Antenna Pulse Circuit Pulsed Tone Circuit

Miscellaneous

UK Rocketry Vendors UK Rocket Groups Online Rocket Resources Rocket Publications UK Rocketeers UK Rocket Educators UK Space Organisations UK Space Conferences/Events UK Astronomical Organisations Altitude Records The Skunk Works Rules Akins Laws

UK ASTRONOMICAL ORGANISATIONS

Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) - http://www.ras.org.uk/

The Royal Astronomical Society was established in 1820, and is the most prestigous of the UK Astronomical Organisations. The RAS holds regular astronomical lectures and presentations at its headquarters at Burlington House in Picadilly in Central London, and produces publications such as the widely read Astronomy and Geophysics magazine, and the Observatory Journal. The Royal Astronomical Society also has an exceptionally good library available for Fellows of the Royal Astronomical Society.

British Astronomical Association (BAA) - http://www.britastro.org/baa/

The British Astronomical Association was established in 1890, and is the more senior of the Amateur Astronomical Societies. The BAA publishes the "Journal of the BAA", and has a wide range of observing groups, producing very high quality observations, which supplement the work of the professional astronomical community.

Society for Popular Astronomy (SPA) - http://www.popastro.com/

The Society for Popular Astronomy is a very active Amateur Astronomical Society, with a wide range of astronomical groups. Originally founded in 1953 as the Junior Astronomical Society, it changed its name in 1994 to the Society for Popular Astronomy, since it had far outgrown its roots. The SPA publishes a magazine called Popular Astronomy, as well as news circulars.