- Access
Excellence
- A program to help you learn about the sciences
- Amateur
Science
- Bringing together those who are interested in science but do
not practice it professionally
- Ascent
of the Mind
- A study of human brain power and its growth from the ice age--onward
- Astro-2
Live!
- The latest news on shuttle missions can be found here
- Astronomy
- A chain of links to Astronomy and Space Science, maintained
by the U.S. Geological Survey
- BioData
Information Navigator
- Provides comprehensive computer solutions to the life sciences
industry
- Biology
- The Galaxy search for biology
- Biology
& Biosciences (MountainNet, Inc.)
- A gopher menu with information about DNA, biology, biodiversity,
and much more
- Biology
(North Carolina State)
- Look through this gopher menu and find out what break throughs
are happening at this university
- Biomedical
Visualization Home Page
- Combines visual problem-solving skills with a knowledge of science,
education, communication and media know-how
- Boston
Amateur Radio Club
- The Boston Amateur Radio Club is a non-commercial association
of persons interested in Amateur Radio
- Collision
with Jupiter
- Contains information, images, animations, and other resources
regarding the collision of fragments of comet P/Shoemaker-Levy
9 with Jupiter, which took place on July 16-22, 1994
- Computational
Science Education Project
- A preparation for research and studies in computational science
and computational engineering
- Dictionary
of Cell Biology
- Intended to provide quick access to easily-understood and cross-referenced
definitions of terms frequently encountered in reading the modern
biology literature
- Discovery
- The nature of scientific research is evolving and changing with
the new technology, the Cornell Theory Center is dedicated to
supporting this powerful new approach
- Discovery
Channel On-Line
- Explore new things about the world every day at the Discovery
Channel's site
- Educational
Space Simulations Server
- Internet resources, software for space simulations, lesson plans,
experiments,activities . . . all this can be found here!
- Fusion Home
Page
- Learn about this essential energy making process
- GraphPad
Prism -- Scientific Graphing
- Data, results, graphs, page layouts, and notes are all linked
and stored together in one project file, so even your most complicated
experiments stay organized and easy to manage
- Health
Sciences Libraries Consortium
- Contains listings of PC compatible and Macintosh programs used
in health sciences education
- Helping
Your Child Learn Science
- In the next century,this country will need citizens with more
training in science and technology than most adults had in school,
learn how to help children prepare
- Infomine:
Biological, Agricultural, Medical Resources
- A showcase of highly relevant resources which include databases,
electronic journals and books, bulletin boards, listservs, online
library card catalogs, articles and directories of researchers
- Institute
for Molecular Virology
- Learn about the study of diseases, particularly those spread
by viruses
- Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
- Managed for NASA by the California Institute of Technology,
the Jet Propulsion Laboratory is the lead U.S. center for robotic
exploration of the solar system
- Jim
Lovell: An Astronaut's Story
- One of the first people to travel far above the atmosphere,
see where he went and how he got there
- La
Plata Observatory
- Its principal tasks are research and teaching Astronomy and
Geophysics
- London Science
Museum
- This Science Museum aims to help the public understand and enjoy
the history and contemporary practice of science, medicine,technology
and industry
- Magellan
Mission to Venus
- NASA's Magellan spacecraft made a dramatic conclusion to its
highly successful mission at Venus when it was commanded to plunge
into the planet's dense atmosphere
- Mercury
Project
- USC's Mercury Project combines robotics and archaeology in an
interactive art installation
- Messier
Catalog
- A collection of the most beautiful objects in the sky including
nebulae, star clusters, and galaxies compiled by French astronomer
Charles Messier
- Moon
Mission
- A mission account from the crew of Apollo 11, of their experience
on the moon
- Museum
of Physics Department
- A collection of the early instruments of the Department of Physics
of the University of Naples from 1645 to 1900
- National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Most anything you need to know about NASA can be found here
- Nebraska
Behavioral Biology Group
- This research combines the techniques of behavioral ecology
and experimental psychology to understand cognitive functions
involved in foraging and spatial memory
- Nine
Planets
- Each of the planets and major moons in our solar system is briefly
described and illustrated with pictures from NASA spacecraft
- Oak
Ridge National Laboratory Review
- A quarterly magazine highlighting research and development activities
at the Laboratory
- Oregon Museum
of Science and Industry
- An independent, non-profit science education center dedicated
to improving the public's understanding of science and technology
- Project
Discovery
- Coordinating federal and state money for the improvement of
science and math education
- Science
World
- Create a cyclone, crawl through a beaver lodge, dance on a giant
keyboard. blow square bubbles. light up a plasma ball, experience
a sensational OMNIMAX film all at Vancouver's Science World
- Space
Flight History
- An indepth report on the history of space exploration
- Space
Telescope
- A joint mission of the National Aeronautics and Space Adminsitration
(NASA) and the European Space Agency (ESA)
- SpaceViews
- This newsletter covers recent developments in space policy,
exploration, development, and more
- Students
for the Exploration and Development of Space
- SEDS is an independent, student-based organization which promotes
the exploration and development of space
- Ulysses
Mission
- The Ulysses Mission is the first spacecraft to explore interplanetary
space at high solar latitudes
- Virtual
Frog Dissection Kit Info Page
- Allows interactive dissection of a frog, and includes the capability
to make on-the-fly movies.
- Welcome
To The Planets
- This is a collection of many of the best images from NASA's
planetary exploration program
- Women
in Science and Engineering
- Explore this list of links to sites about the great women who
have made and are making discoveries in the fields of science
and engineering
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