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"A collection of thousands of links to quality space information intelligently organized into a number of topics and annotations that make it clear what each site listed is about."

"A collection of thousands of links to quality space information intelligently organized into a number of topics and annotations that make it clear what each site listed is about."

"One of the most comprehensive lists of space links on the web, Brian's Space Hotlist will provide you with 40 directories (most of them annotated) covering areas from acronyms, activism and amateur radio to telecommunications and telerobotics. This makes this list one of the invaluable reference sources for anyone wanting to research some space related topic."

"Site du Jour of the Day episodes rarely feature personal hot lists. Most of the time, such lists are a little too personal. They are of great interest to the individuals they belong to, but for the rest of us, well...

I took a look at Brian's space hotlist and was impressed. Rarely are such semi-private sites as complete on a subject as Brian's Space Hotlist is. Hundreds of categorized pointers to all sorts of space related sites. A Field Guide to American Spacecraft by Jim Gerard (http://aesp.nasa.okstate.edu/fieldguide/), KODAK: Space Capsules (http://www.kodak.com/US/en/government/space/index.shtml), and Marc G. Millis' Warp Drive When? (http://www.lerc.nasa.gov/WWW/PAO/warp.htm) at the NASA Glenn Research Center are only a few of the fantastic pointers Brian J. Roberts has rounded up. If you like what you see at Brian's Space Hotlist, let Brian know by sending a message to that end. A bookmark for sure."

"Hundreds of space related links. This is an astronomylinks.com recommended site."

"Cool site with an EXTREMELY comprehensive set of links to space resources."

"One of the most comprehensive lists of space links on the web, Brian's Space Hotlist will provide you with 40 directories (most of them annotated) covering areas from acronyms, activism and amateur radio to telecommunications and telerobotics. This makes this list one of the invaluable reference sources for anyone wanting to research some space related topic."

"Brian Roberts, a student in Aerospace Engineering, has put together one of the most comprehensive lists of space links on the web. The links are organized into 40 different areas and most of them are annotated. This makes it one of the main reference sources when you research a space related topic."

"Before we start our coverage of aviation safety, we wish to steer you towards several very good websites that may will be of interest to many of you. These were created by some of our members. First, Brian Roberts from the Space Systems Laboratory in Maryland has an extensive website featuring links to numerous human factors websites, (http://www.ssl.umd.edu/space/humanfac.html). It's part of his excellent, huge space hotlist, (http://www.ssl.umd.edu/space/)."

"If it's on the web and space-related... chances are that Brian has a link to it."