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<h2>Welcome to the Space Lists official website</h2>
<p>If, like us, you are obsessed with rocket launches, and the history of all
the world's rockets, then Space Lists and perhaps this website are for you!</p>
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<h4>What is Space Lists?</h4>
<p>Space Lists is a bi-monthly magazine, published in the UK. It is the result
of information gathered across 30 years on rockets and launches made throughout
the world. Our data reaches back as far as the early pioneers of rocketry and we
are constantly updating and refining our lists with new information.</p>
<p>It seems an endless task but the aim of Space Lists is to create the
definitive and most accurate collection of rocket launches and space programmes
publicly available.</p>
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<p>Take a look at the different indexes in the frame above to see what has been
published so far.</p>
<p align="center"><strong>Current Issue:</strong> <span style="font-weight: 400">
<a title="See info on the current issue" href="spacelists/issues/shrt_desc_21-25.htm#21">
No21</a></span> - October 2002</p>
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<p>Space Lists was first published in 1998. Releasing 6 publications each year
we have now reached 16 complete issues, with the 17th at the typesetting stage.</p>
<p>The majority of issues pool information from a wide variety of topics, such
as launches of different types of rocket, space probe launches, manned projects,
rocket-planes, or firings in various years. Eventually Space Lists will cover
all the different rocket types and will form an authoritative history of
launches and space projects.</p>
<p>Some issues have been designated as "specials" and may be a compilation of
all the launches on a specific theme. For example in issue
<a href="spacelists/issues/shrt_desc_11-15.htm#13">No13</a> we rather appropriately chose
to detail major launch failures, and accompanied the lists with rare pictures of
many of the failures and explosions.</p>
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