Provides a chronicle of the roles which American and Soviet women have played in space exploration programs. Future plans for American women in space are discussed. (CP)

Reviews development of aerospace technology in the 20 years since the first launching of Sputnik I. (SL)

Lists alphabetically aerospace organizations and other groups with an emphasis on aerospace in some of their programs. Purposes, publications, and programs are given where appropriate. (MLH)

Describes events of the championship including scale model competition, flight duration with a parachute, flight duration of a rocket-propelled glider, and egg lofting. Winners' names are given. (MA)

Describes a selection of publications concerning aerospace topics available from government and non-government sources. (MLH)

Lists and describes aerospace periodicals, newsletters, and other serial publications. (MLH)

A group of adults were tested before and after witnessing a space science education presentation; a significant difference was found between the pre- and post-tests of their understanding and awareness of space activities. (MLH)

An open letter to youth in which future opportunities in the space sciences are outlined. (MLH)

Provides a 13 item, multiple choice test relating to aerospace science history. (SL)

Summarizes highlights of the 1976 National Congress on Aerospace Education held March 30th to April 2nd in Nashville, Tennessee. (SL)

Presents a collection of humorous statements made by elementary school youngsters on reports and tests pertaining to the aerospace sciences. (MLH)

Describes activities to demonstrate Bernoulli's Principle, the effect of vibration on reaction time, formation of craters on the moon and weather simulation. (CP)