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www.PhysLINK.com: Physics, astrophysics, latest discoveries and more..
www.hhmi.org/coolscience: Miniature world
www.cleco.com/jkf-mail.html: Electricity
www.miamisci.org/af/sln: Light (Dracula)
genxtvland.simplenet.com/SchoolHouseRock: Singing science
www.chemsoc.org/viselements: Periodic table
www.madsci.org: Laboratory
whyfiles.news.wisc.edu: Ask why?
www.phs.org/wghh/aso/tech/#: Past
www.nature.com: Articles on science
library.advanced.org/1171/english/hi: Informative study
www.bubbles.org: Bubbles
landau1.phys.virginia.edu/education/teaching/howthingswork: How things work?
library.advanced.org/16600: Physics
www.abc.net.au/science/default.htm: Science down under
www.explorescience.com: Visualize science
ems.psu.edu/~fraser: Science quiz
www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/snackintro/htmladscience.html: Experiments
www.yucky.com/roaches: Bug's world
unmesem.mus.pa.us/roton.htm: Museum of unnatural mysteries
www.popsci.com: General
ars.usda.gov/is/kids: Science for kids
www.illusionworks.com: Illusions with explanations
www.colorado.edu/physics/2000: Physics
yesmag.bc.ca: Question
flash.net/%7espartech/reekoscience: General
www.discover.com: General (human body)
comet.chv.va.us/quill: Cells alive!
www2.ag.ohio-state.edu/~flight: Airplanes
quest.arc.nasa.gov/space: Space
k-2.stanford.edu/creatures: 3D biology
www.pfizerfunzore.com/funzone: Time machine
www.frontiernet.net/~docbob/science.htm: Dr. Bob
hyperion.advanced.org/2834: Time machine
ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/AndyPage/WWWUFO.htm: UFOs
www.trunpike.net/~mscott: <unknown>
sunsite.anu.edu.au/questacom: Physics
www.whnt19.com/kidwx: Weather
www1.shore.net: Construction
www.nationalgeographic.com: Animals
nyelabs.kcts.org/flash_go.html: Amazing facts
www.seasky.org: Space and underwater
www.enchantedlearning.com: Enchanted learning
www.scicentral.com/k-12: 3D PCB
urbanext.uiuc.edu/gpe: Know plants
starchild.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/starchild: Space
urbanext.uiuc.edu/worms: Know all about worms
www.chem4kids.com: Fundamental chemistry
www.muohio.edu/dragonfly: Enter the dragonfly
www.blackholegang.com: General
www.sandlotscience.com: Optics
Codeguru.com: Are you a software developer? This place is for you. Includes C/C++, VB, .NET, C#, etc.
Codeproject.com: Another excellent site for C++ and VC++
Thecodeproject.com: Great site.
Free libraries: Some cool C++ libraries that you can use in your applications.
Microsoft's source code library
Max Code: A very good site for great source code.
Relisoft.com: Some really good online tutorials.
Mindcracker.com: A very good site for C++ and VC++ developers
Sourcesite: This one is also a good site for source codes
Coolarchive.com: For making buttons of your own. Use the button maker from this site.
OpenGL: OpenGL tutorials available here.
For internet related functions' help.
Devcentral: Some very good developer tutorials.
The following section created and maintained by Bill Beaty. Mail him at: billb@eskimo.com.
Hubble Space Telescope's Greatest Hits Lots and lots of pictures, great for desktop wallpaper. Also try NASA picture of the day and Astronomy picture of the day Cool Robot of the Week A large collection maintained by NASA telerobotics. With archives going back to 1996. The Memepool: Science Archive The Memepool is an excellent, eclectic "cool sites of the week" page with all links to all sorts of somewhat warped websites. Browse their collection by subject. Exploratorium's "Cool Sites" archive The Exploratorium's Learning Studio maintains a monthly "Top Ten" page for science sites. They've ferreted out the cream of webscience cool sites. Don't miss their past months' archive. Dr. Matrix' Weird Web World of Science - Awards Page Dr. Matrix cruises the www and collects the coolsci sites for his Awards page. Seventeen catagories, hundreds and hundreds of science sites. Cruise the rest of his site for fascinating, thoughtful commentary Slashdot Science Part of the famous Slashdot geek-news site. Science news items and links, and a discussion forum for each one. SCIENCE CITY Science hotlist from New Scientist magazine. They've got Scientific American trounced but good. (...not necessarily! Sci Am just got a late start, see below...) The Editors Selections Science hotlist from Scientific American Magazine. Science Friday: HOTLINKS NPR Radio's TALK OF THE NATION: SCIENCE FRIDAY is not to be missed. They've also built a nice collection of eclectic science links. ZOOLAND Artificial Life Resource The famous/infamous (delete one) Santa Fe Institute brings us this brainmeltingly-extensive collection of links to sites involving Artificial Life; a-life. Zerosum breakage and titfortat dealings. Simulations, animations and applet-based growings. Fractals and fishtanks and emergentboid wings ...these are a few of my favorite things! Cool Science Archive from the Nat. Acadamy Press Also check out the NAP reading room for all sorts of science books online. Yes, complete actual illustrated books on the internet for free. Also try some non-science at Litrix reading room. The Virtual Laboratory at Pilot to Physics An excellent (and large) collection of hands-on Java applets, shockwave, and VRML programs for the visual learning of physics concepts. Also check out online textbooks ENC Digital Dozen Archive Eisenhower Nat. Clearinghouse picks a monthly top-12 science education sites. No dry textbook sites, this archive of past picks is the really cool stuff. Omni Magazine Cool Site ofthe Day OMNI bases their 'cool site' picks on a bit less normal criteria than other index sites... with excellent results! Hands on Science Centers Worldwide Science Museums have the coolest websites. Here they all are, all at once. Take it slow, don't get brainburn. PITSCO COLLAB. PROJECTS From the Pitsco Science Catalog site, a collection of "collaborative projects," a cool-science link collection by any other name. Interesting Devices on the Net From Yahoo, this is an immense and venerable collection of sites with live stillcams, interactive robots, and all manner of instrumentation connected to the net. Spy on people's offices all over the world. See the coffee pot that started it all. Watch 24hr timelapses at the UW. Talk to the cat. See if the pop machine at MIT has any warm Jolt cola left. Franklin Institute's hotlist of online exhibits A list of highly interactive Cool Science sites. Also see their monthly hotlist. Yahoo's SCIENCE index Hours of surfing pleasure. If you find something here that should be in Cool Science, drop me a note! Physics Servers and Services Around the World A must-see site for the physics buff. The WWW offerings of all physics departments everywhere, all in one place. SCIENCE MUSEUMS, Yahoo More and more museum sites. Other people's hotlists Not science, but not to be missed. A big compendium of "cool sites" sites.
Lots and lots of pictures, great for desktop wallpaper. Also try NASA picture of the day and Astronomy picture of the day
A large collection maintained by NASA telerobotics. With archives going back to 1996.
The Memepool is an excellent, eclectic "cool sites of the week" page with all links to all sorts of somewhat warped websites. Browse their collection by subject.
The Exploratorium's Learning Studio maintains a monthly "Top Ten" page for science sites. They've ferreted out the cream of webscience cool sites. Don't miss their past months' archive.
Dr. Matrix cruises the www and collects the coolsci sites for his Awards page. Seventeen catagories, hundreds and hundreds of science sites. Cruise the rest of his site for fascinating, thoughtful commentary
Part of the famous Slashdot geek-news site. Science news items and links, and a discussion forum for each one.
Science hotlist from New Scientist magazine. They've got Scientific American trounced but good. (...not necessarily! Sci Am just got a late start, see below...)
Science hotlist from Scientific American Magazine.
NPR Radio's TALK OF THE NATION: SCIENCE FRIDAY is not to be missed. They've also built a nice collection of eclectic science links.
The famous/infamous (delete one) Santa Fe Institute brings us this brainmeltingly-extensive collection of links to sites involving Artificial Life; a-life. Zerosum breakage and titfortat dealings. Simulations, animations and applet-based growings. Fractals and fishtanks and emergentboid wings ...these are a few of my favorite things!
Also check out the NAP reading room for all sorts of science books online. Yes, complete actual illustrated books on the internet for free. Also try some non-science at Litrix reading room.
An excellent (and large) collection of hands-on Java applets, shockwave, and VRML programs for the visual learning of physics concepts. Also check out online textbooks
Eisenhower Nat. Clearinghouse picks a monthly top-12 science education sites. No dry textbook sites, this archive of past picks is the really cool stuff.
OMNI bases their 'cool site' picks on a bit less normal criteria than other index sites... with excellent results!
Science Museums have the coolest websites. Here they all are, all at once. Take it slow, don't get brainburn.
From the Pitsco Science Catalog site, a collection of "collaborative projects," a cool-science link collection by any other name.
From Yahoo, this is an immense and venerable collection of sites with live stillcams, interactive robots, and all manner of instrumentation connected to the net. Spy on people's offices all over the world. See the coffee pot that started it all. Watch 24hr timelapses at the UW. Talk to the cat. See if the pop machine at MIT has any warm Jolt cola left.
A list of highly interactive Cool Science sites. Also see their monthly hotlist.
Hours of surfing pleasure. If you find something here that should be in Cool Science, drop me a note!
A must-see site for the physics buff. The WWW offerings of all physics departments everywhere, all in one place.
More and more museum sites.
Not science, but not to be missed. A big compendium of "cool sites" sites.
For dead links try Wayback Machine Just add this prefix before any defunct URL: http://web.archive.org/web/*/
NPR Science Friday radio show's audio archive
Annals of Improbable Research
Escher solid modling
McMurdo Station News, and jello
Kevan.org simulations, games, psycho!
Science Meetup service
Sci/Eng Visualization Challenge
Sodium blast
McCulloch illusion
Sidney Harris cartoons
Conway's "Life" simulator
Things to Make and Do
Kids & Science (Tech. U. of Vienna
Circular holes in clouds
EPOD Earth Science Picture of the Day, and archive
Anthrax neckties, Staphlococcus boxer shorts, etc.
UK television show: Rough Science
Stupid movie physics
Nuke explosions, weird shapes in the first instant
"Eye tubes", green electron glows, some w/animation,
Bio, Chem, and Math with Tom Lehrer
or try Flanders/Swann First & Second Thermo song (mp3)
They had fun naming the The Johnson Solids
Optical Illusions, and more
Geoffrey Pyke, demented genius
Improbable articles
Hair Club For Scientists
backwash.com: science: fun, weird, gross
Heddy Lamar, actress, military designer, invented Spread Spectrum radio
Webby awards: Science & Edu
Getty Museum: Devices of Wonder
Becoming Human
NASA Earth Observatory
e-Nature
PLUS magazine
Molecular Expressions: optics/microscopy
Cave of Lascaux
The Exploratorium
Monterey Bay Aquarium
NASA Space Science
NASA Starchild
Russian sci. anecdotes from M. Perakh
To Ride a Trebuchet, man-hurling catapult!
Calresco, complexity & a-life
matchrockets.com, science experiements
Atom Flowers, electron orbitals
Scientists' wagers
John Bently, the Snowflake man
My mother, the scientist
UW's realtime sonar camera, and images
Hidden Images inserted in music spectra
Ripple-tank applet, also others
History of hobbyist computing
Moon wiggles, as viewed from Earth
Liquid Nitrogen Icecream Recipe
Stupid Movie Physics
ONLINE VIRTUAL REALITY WORLDS (free Adobe plugin)
BBC Science Shack
Experimental Musical Instruments
Sodaplay Constructor (amazing animated ball/spring JAVA sim)
Lavalamp-generated haiku
Become a Brain Donor
Heavens-above: look for IST, shuttle, satellites, etc.
SciFaiku!
ZORB! zorb, zorb, zorb.
Fly powered model airplanes
"Hummingbird" flying platform
SoloTrek personal flying machine
Huge man-made tornadoes from Reelefx Inc.
PhysicsLimericks
Fractal video feedback
Science-a-Go-Go (excellent online forum, strange news items)
Studmuffins of Skepticism 1999 calander
Institute of Druidic Technology :)
Lasers made from White Paint!
Bionic Design at NAIR (.jp)
Inventor of the Week Archive at the Invention Dimension
The Scientific Method (from the founder of EDMUND SCIENTIFIC)
Virtual Physics Demos (in Java, etc.)
Fractal Art Webring
Lifesmith's Fractals Hotlinks
The Meteorite Exchange
Delightful Machines
Why Files: Oddball Research
PHYSLINK physics fun
Searching for the 1997 Greenland meteorite
J. Walker's FOURMILAB
MIT Ants
Smart-Tech Demos: Alife, CAs, fuzzy, neural, genetic-alg, brains, etc.
J. Cramer's Alternate View articles from Analog SF
Fantastic Forest at Nat. Geographic
The "Notochords" science music?
Submarine Races
Infinite Fractal Loop (fractal gallery webring)
Gallery of atomic microscope (STM) art
Telson Spur, Phil Hughe's gigantic science links collection
Cliff Pickover page
Visible Human project
Mushroom clouds
Aerogel Photo Gallery from MMG Berkeley
Innocent Inanimate Objects (shot by large caliber guns)
New Scientist Magazine: "Last Word" Q&A
BioMedNet HMSbeagle newsletter
Turtle Trax
aLife Garden, design your own Artificial Life creature
"Complexity" at Exploratorium
Animated Human Anatomy
Flying Contraptions
How Things Work:The physics of everyday life
Illusions and Perception online exhibit
The Live Articial Life Page
Leeches
Chindogu, the art of useless inventions
Earth and Sky radio show
Characterization of Organic Illumination Systems (pickles!)
Wheelchairs with Legs
"OMNISCIENCE FUTURENEERING"
Weather Reports for USA locations
Weather Satellites GIFs & Movies
Bee Eye view of the world
AGD Science Antics/Mayhem
Cells Alive!
Flapping Wings! The Ornithopter Home Page
Particle Adventure!
Tele-Garden Robot
Waseda Univ. Humanoid Project Home Page
Just For Middle School Kids
Electronic Zoo
Southwestern Archaeology
Mars Multi-Scale Map
Survival Research Labs Dangerous robotic sculpture
The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project
Starting a grill with 10gal of Liquid O2
Exploratorium Museum
Bad Science
Paper Airplane of the month
Micscape Microscopy page
Internet Museum of Holography
Science Jokes
Preview The Heart
The Nerdity Test!
MIT Online Hack Archive (student shennanigans)
Science Factoids
The Nine Planets
Society for Amateur Scientists
Helping Your Child Learn Science
Science on Da Web
Marilyn Vos Savant is WRONG
MIT 'borgs
Cold Fusion Page
Sarfatti's Physics Page
The Science Club
A Gallery of Interactive On-Line Geometry
Space Movie Archive
Amethyst Galleries' Mineral Gallery
VolcanoWorld
John Conway's Game of Life
Virtual Frog Dissection Kit
NetFrog
The Face of Venus
EM pulse Can Crusher at RPI Plasma Dyn. Lab
THE OFFICIAL TRUTH
Zen and the Art of Debunkery
Forteana Page
Swamp Thing
Mad Scientist Page
Forbidden Circuitry (wiretap.spies)
The Fractal Microscope
The Belljar
YOU CAN with Beakman & Jax"
Bill Nye T.S.G.
Ask Dr. Neutrino
MAD SCIENTIST NETWORK Recommended! Large group of scientists!
Arbor Scientific's catalog
Journal of Scientific Exploration
SETI Institute
PEAR, Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research
Frankel's Page, biological anomalies
Fortean Times magazine
WARNING: dihydrogenmonoxide!!!
Chaos at U. Maryland
Ancient sparkplug inside rock
Strange Magazine
Ideas futures, science "stock market"
INTEC sound camera
Scott's Weird Web World of Science
Earth Viewer
Virtual FlyLab
Fractal Explorer
Introduction to Fractals.
Primordial Soup Kitchen
The world through the eyes of a bee
Current and Past Satellite Images
NrrdGrrl!
Sprott's Fractal Gallery
Comet Hale-Bopp
Stanford University Tour
The Henrietta Leavitt Flat Screen Space Theater
Backyard Ballistics!
Fun with Grapes - A Case Study
Unwise Microwave Oven Experiments
Flaming Poptart Blowtorches
The OTHER Flaming Poptart Blowtorch site
The Outrageous On-Line Uncle Al
NEW STUFF list
COOL STUFF list
Evil genius hi-tech practical joke ideas, also MORE.
Soda-bottle voltage-motor
My "electricity" articles
Draw Holograms By Hand
New and different build-it projects
Strange and twisted build-it projects
Dangerous Capacitor-bank Experiments
Magnetic Levitation
Screwy Ideas
Ball Lightning Page
Widespread mistakes in science textbooks.
Science taboos, ridiculed geniuses
My Answers to science questions
"Static Electric" Stuff
VandeGraaff Generator Page
Free Energy "perpetual motion" machines
Mysterious electrostatic air-threads
Weird Science section
Amateur Science section
Sci. Education Resources
Tesla coil section
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