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Related Mir Web sites
MirReentry.com
This private Web site is mounting an expedition to the area where Mir is expected to return in the south Pacific Ocean to observe, film, videotape and record the re-entry event. The site offers a photo gallery, a history of Mir and information on joining the expedition.
Russian Space Agency
Background information is provided on the Russian Space Agency, which is administering the Mir program. It also includes a color-coded diagram of Mir and information on tracking and viewing the orbiting space station.
Russian Space Agency Mir site
This is the agency's official Mir site, offering a history of the mission and plenty of information, including photos.
Maximov Online
This site offers a brief history and description of Mir -- updated only occasionally
NASA Shuttle/Mir site
This NASA site gives the American viewpoint on cooperation for the Mir. It contains a brief history and description of the station, videos, photos, sounds, index, crew lists and hot news.
International Space Station
NASA's Web site on the International Space Station has information on the station's assembly, science, crew, partners, gallery, reference, index and latest news.
Visibility predictions for Mir
From the editors of Sky & Telescope magazine, this site offers instructions for viewing Mir from 200 cities worldwide.
U.S. Space Command's Mir tracker
This site offers a real-time Mir tracking device available in Java and non-Java versions from the NASA Mission Operations Laboratory at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
NASA Watch Russian space page
NASA Watch is a watchdog Web site focusing on NASA, but it also maintains information on the Russian Space Agency as well.
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