- including the latest on STS-99.

- two video presentations...

a) "Salvaging Hubble"
The daily mission reports on December's Shuttle mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope.

b) "New Star in Orbit" - International Space Station Woes. The first ISS elements are up there, but at what cost and when will the rest get up there?

An eyewitness account by Peter Aylward who was on the roof of the VAB during the launch of STS-99, and spent 2 weeks at the Kennedy Space Centre.

The daily mission reports of February's Shuttle mission to map the Earth.

A brief agenda means the AGM should last 15 minutes.

A profile of Werner von Braun from his days in NAZI Germany during WWII, through the 1950's populist publicity campaign to his triumphant Apollo Saturn launch vehicle which carried the American astronauts to the Moon. This profile will be comprised of several short video clips of von Braun's work followed by a 50 minute video documentary projected on the large screen.

Profiles of the work of rocket maker Thiokol Propulsion

A look at the latest from the craft now orbiting the asteroid Eros, including splendid fly-around movies.

A behind the scenes look at the team-work of mission control to bring the crippled spacecraft back to earth 30 years ago this month.

A retrospective look at Hubble's ten years in space including the most recent revelations.

A look at the amazing universe as revealed by Chandra. Andrew Rennie will compare Chandra's results with those of the Rosat and Einstein missions before it.