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2004 Australian International Space School

Step into the fascinating world of Woomera, Australia, where Len Beadell once charted paths in the outback, enabling rocket tracking and recovery. Explore the Woomera Rocket Park, and discover the significance of historical launches like the ELDO's Europa vehicles. Delve into the Australian International Space School at Adelaide University, uncovering advancements in laser optics and astrophysics. Join us in celebrating the legacy of innovation, exploration, and inquiry that defines Woomera and its impact on space science!

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2004 Australian International Space School

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  1. 2004 Australian International Space School

  2. Adelaide Uni Laser Optics Lab

  3. Woomera from the air

  4. Len Beadell put Woomera on the map in 1947. He surveyed and made roads in outback SA and WA so rockets could be tracked and recovered when fired from Woomera. Len Beadell Straight gunbarrel roads 15/10/1953, Emu, SA, first atom bomb in Aus.

  5. Woomera Rocket Park

  6. Woomera RSL

  7. Day-time astronomy: Alpha Centauri and Venus

  8. Andamooka

  9. Woomera Weather Bureau

  10. Woomera BOM

  11. Hours of Sunlight

  12. At LA9

  13. LA9 Zuni Launch 3 Oct 2004

  14. The chute opened!

  15. Island Lagoon

  16. ELDO 2, Lake Hart

  17. The launch site for ELDO's Europa launch vehicles. Two launch pads were built on the shore of dry Lake Hart. Launcher 6A, in the foreground, was the only one completed and used for launches. (circa 1966)

  18. The ELDO Fly

  19. Cangaroo, High Energy Astrophysics Observatory

  20. At Narrungar

  21. Narrungar 36m

  22. Mambray Creek

  23. 2004 AISS Staff L2R: John Hisco, Malcolm Schapel, Tony Virgo, Kimberley Clayfield, Mike Roach, Olivia Samardzic, Susan Cockshell

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