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http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/mer_main.html?msource=release01 Spirit and Opportunity have been on Mars for one year as of December. See the mapped out histories and videos about their discoveries.

http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2004/11/04/index.html One of my favorite images from Mars. Looks like a Twombly painting...

http://deepimpact.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/animation.html Check out the animations of the Deep Impact probe. It is being launched in January and then smashed into the Tempel 1 comet next summer in order to study the debris for more data about the birth of our universe.

NYC:

http://www.woostercollective.com This is THE website from the USA covering all art made on the streets anywhere in the world. Marc and Sarah have curated gallery shows, lectured around the world, interviewed every street artist you can think of, hosted many artist salons and still manage to update their site everyday with detailed information on established artists, newcomers, and tons of cool pictures. They are unquestionably one of the main reasons "street art" gets the recognition it does today... and they are also wonderful supporters of new artists, giving them a sense of community and recognition that is invaluable. One little picture posted on their site can mean so much. Mad respect for all their hard work and vision.

http://www.inybook.com If you find this book in a used bookstore, buy it. The first print run is sold out. It's the best in-depth coverage of NYC art done on the street in the past few years. Second editon might be coming next year. Photos by Kelly Burns and design by Anisa Suthayalai http://www.bydefault.org

http://www.satanslaundromat.com/sl/ This is a great site covering all things that interest Mike Epstein, the intrepid urban explorer, photographer and lecturer, including lots of great street art. He has done a photo essay for the New York Magazine website http://www.newyorkmetro.com/arts/articles/04/urban_decor/gallery/index.htm and spoken at GlowLounge http://glowlab.com.

http://www.whendogsfly.com and http://www.stickit.nl.skewville These boys and their posse have thrown 2500 sneakers worldwide and they run an international gallery down on the Lower East Side. AND they've got a killer style.

http://www.robotswillkill.com Massive site of graffiti and street art, collaborations, stickers, merch, events listings. You name it, they got it. They have an amazing picture upload page which you can post your pictures; So get and give some props! Also, they have recently started an interesting book/mail/art project called "Thrilla On Manilla"... books sent around for artist's to work on. Can't wait to see how that turns out.

CHICAGO:

http://www.justseeds.org Josh MacPhee has an amazing "radical art and culture distribution system" that is out to save the world. He has also written and photographed the most comprehensive book on stencil art called STENCIL PIRATES, and is a great designer and artist in his own right. Get him to come to your town and give his kick ass slide lecture on worldwide stencil art.... you won't be sorry!

http://chrissilva.com and http://www.genovesestudios.com These two guys do some amazing art with paint and a nail gun.

EUROPE:

http://www.ekosystem.org/ This is THE website from Europe covering all art made on the streets anywhere in the world.

MORE SITES AND CITIES AND GALAXIES TO COME...................................