Other Websites of Interest:

	Space Studies Institute: Founded by Gerard O'Neill, this non-profit organization funds research into space manufacturing.  Features the SSI slideshow, the Don Davis High Frontier Artshow, and several good articles.  Be sure to check out the SSI Maillist.
	Orbital Space Settlements: Web page maintained by Al Globus.  Features pictures of space habitats, and online versions of the major NASA studies on space settlement.
	L5 News: This index features downloadable back issues of the L-5 Society's newsletter.
	The Living Universe Foundation: Founded by Marshall Savage, author of "The Millennial Project".  Dedicated to expanding life into space.
	The PERMANENT Website: PERMANENT is an acronym for Program to Employ Resources of the Moon and Asteroids Near Earth in the Near Term.  This website goes into deeper detail on many of the subjects found here.
	Slashdot : Review of "The High Frontier" with background information on the origins of the space settlement concept.
	Powersat Corporation: This company hopes to build Solar Power Satellites, and has a design they say brings the SPS concept to the point of economic viability.  Their website features a computer animation video and technical papers.
	Island One Society: Group emphasizing the political freedom which may be possible in space habitats.
	International Space Settlement Design Competition: Academic contest for students to design their own space habitats.
	Beyond the Stars: William Shatner used The Space Settlement FAQ as part of his extensive research for this, the fourth in his Quest for Tomorrow sf series.  Most of the action takes place on the Outward Bound, an enormous starship based on the O'Neill Cylinder concept.
	The Artemis Society: Devoted to a return to the moon with an emphasis on commercial development.
	Moon Miners' Manifesto: Required reading for all lunar prospectors.
	The NSS Space Settlement Site: The National Space Society formed from the union of the L-5 Society and the National Space Institute.  Their Space Settlement Site provides information and links.
	The Space Frontier Foundation: Pushing for the opening of the high frontier to the average citizen, and Cheap Access To Space.  Be sure to check out their High Frontier webpage.
	HAL5: The NSS Huntsville Alabama L5 Society.
	Space Future: This website emphasizes space power and space tourism as the two most promising economic drivers for space development.
	Don Davis: This noted space artist painted several of the space habitat images on this website.  Be sure to check out the high-resolution space settlement images in his Public Domain Giveaways.