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Albert Einstein
- Extensive page of links to information about Albert Einstein, including information about Einstein, manuscripts in his own words, selected quotations, pictures, and more.
- Albert Einstein Papers
- The official homepage of the Einstein Papers Project at Boston University. The stated goal of the Einstein Project is "the publication of The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein, an edition of twenty-nine planned volumes of Albert Einstein's published and unpublished papers and a wide selection of his correspondence."
- Chaos Group at Maryland
- From the page: "Since the mid-1970s, the Chaos Group at Maryland has done extensive research in various areas of chaotic dynamics ranging from the theory of dimensions, fractal basin boundaries, chaotic scattering, controlling chaos, etc. It is hoped that the knowledge we have gained is of use to others, and it is the objective of this web site to disseminate those fruits of labor. Enjoy!!!"
- Chua's Oscillator
- This site "summarizes a collaboration between members of the Center for Complex Systems Research (CCSR) of the Beckman Institute (BI) and the Physics Department of the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (UIUC) and of the Virtual Environment Group (VEG) of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)."
- Cornell Theory Center
- The Cornell Theory Center Math and Science Gateway for secondary school students and educators provides an easy starting point for locating science and mathematics resources on the web. It is tailored to the needs of students in grades 9 through 12, with links to resources in subject areas such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, computing, the environment, health, mathematics, and physics.
- Exploratorium
- The world-famous San Francisco Exploratorium offers online exhibits and science news geared toward children, students, and educators. Information, programs, digital library, images, sounds, and more.
- High Energy Physics Information Center
- From the site: Originally HEPnet was a Wide Area Network that served the High Energy Physics (HEP) community. It consisted of links of various bit rates interconnecting major HEP sites across the US and Canada and Europe. It was implemented using DECnet technology and was funded by the U.S. DoE. Today, it is a virtual network of higher level network services that are HEP oriented and this is a link to a number of those services.
- Internet Pilot to Physics
- "The Pilot is an international effort to create a unified resource for physics and closely related natural sciences on the Internet. The project aims to promote physics not only to scientists but also to the industry, schools, students and any individuals interested in physics and natural science." Resource categories include Physics Around the World, The Physics Calendar, Physics Forum, Excellent Physics On-line, and more.
- Library of Congress Home Page
- What's New on the Library of Congress Web Site! Current month and archives of earlier announcements and links.
- Laurence Livermore Lab
- "At Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), the Education Program is partnering the rich scientific and technical base of the Laboratory with the education community to: introduce new approaches to teaching science and math; integrate Laboratory core competencies and technology to enhance science education; enhance public understanding and awareness of science and technology; and provide students and educators with opportunities to conduct research and earn advanced degrees. Links to technology, teacher programs, student programs, and informal science."
- A List of Physics Resources
- A page of links to physics information sources, including libraries, specialized topics, and preprint archives.
- National Academy of Sciences
- "For more than a century, the National Academy of Sciences has provided independent, objective scientific advice to the nation. During this time, the institution has grown to include the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council. This site provides information on issues of science, technology, and medicine in focus areas such as education, health, transportation, and much more."
- Nature Magazine
- Home page of Nature, an international weekly journal of science. Links to what is new in the current issue, archives and indexes, science news, much more.
- New Astronomy
- Astronomy Journal Found Only on WWW. Published new astronomy papers are accessible through on-line contents lists. Selection of an article from the contents leads to a snapshot of the article. The snapshot provides the reader with an overview of article content, and options to progress to the full article.
- The Next Wave
- "An electronics network for the next generation of scientists," with links to forums on science careers, alternative careers, a network of correspondents, articles from the pages of Science journal, data on career trends in science, links to more.
- Physics Page
- A JumpPage list from the Science and Enginerring Library at the University of California, San Diego. Links to physics Internet sites, electronic preprints, electronic journals, databases, organizations and institutions, teaching and learning resources, and much more.
- Physics News
- News and news sources related to physics. News archives, news links, and more. From the High Energy Physics Group page at Brown University.
- Physics Sources at LANL
- A JumpPage list of links to preprints, e-prints, and physics news (newsletters, conferences, etc.).
- Scale of the Universe Debate
- A NASA site with links to details of 3 debates: (1) In April 1920, Harlow Shapley and Heber D. Curtis debated "The Scale of the Universe" in the main auditorium of Smithsonian's Natural History Museum in Washington, DC. (2) In April 1995, 75 years after the "Great Debate" of 1920, Donald Q. Lamb (Chicago) and Bohdan Paczynski (Princeton) debated "The Distance Scale to Gamma-Ray Bursts" in the same auditorium. Martin Rees (Cambridge) moderated. (3) "The Scale of the Universe" was again the program theme with presentations by Sidney van den Bergh and Gustav A. Tammann, debate moderator John Bahcall, and lectures by Owen Gingerich and Virginia Trimble.
- Science Made Stupid
- A farcical site, intended to be slapstick comic relief.
- Science Magazine
- Home page of Science, the global weekly research publication from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Links to current and back issues, interactive projects, electronic network for young scientists, career opportunities, more.
- The Space Shuttle Photograph Repository
- An extensive collection of photographs taken by space shuttle astronauts using hand-held cameras as well as some radar imagery. The collection contains photographs from STS-41C to the present and is continually growing with each space shuttle mission. Also has links to other space photo collections.
- The UCSD Science Library
- The Science and Engineering Library, University of California, San Diego. Links to a subject directory, library services, electronic classroom, people and organizations, fun and creative activities, and more.
- The Virtual Library
- The WWW Virtual Library, a distributed subject catalogue. Also see the links of Category Subtree, Library of Congress Classification (Experimental), Top Ten most popular Fields (Experimental), Statistics (Experimental), and Index. See also arrangement by service type, and other subject catalogues of network information. You can make the links from this page.
- Weird Research, Anomalous Physics
- From the home page: "It is not uncommon for engineers to accept the reality of phenomena that are not yet understood, as it is very common for physicists to disbelieve the reality of phenomena that seem to contradict contemporary beliefs of physics." Links to "weird science of the week" subpages, and more.
- The Why Files
- Science Behind the Current News. The "Why Files" is a dynamic, factual, and interactive home for insights into the science and technology events that touch nearly everyone. A new feature package on a current topic in the news is posted every two weeks, plus other elements.
- Yahoo
- Science Museums and Exhibits JumpPage.
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