This excellent introduction to the WWW is aimed at people who know a bit about navigating the Internet, but want to know more about WWW specifically. The Molecular Manufacturing Shortcut Group, a chapter of the National Space Society, has WWW pages focusing on applications of nanotechnology to the exploration, exploitation and colonization of space. The Bradley University Amateur Radio Club has set up a WWW page that contains information about the club, searchable links to locate hams and general ham information available. Nothing on eggs, though. It's in English only, until translators volunteer.
Gopher now offers documents from press releases to major publications.
NASA's budget is currently under review in Congress. If you're interested in supporting space development and exploration and want information, visit the Space Activism home page. The file is in HTML format without any graphics. The registry summarizes language-processing software available to researchers, with the terms on which it can be acquired. They will include your own natural language system if you complete a questionnaire.