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General Reference

• Bill Nye the Science Guy Nye Labs Online first hit the web in May of 1995. Since then, the lab has grown to well over two hundred unique html pages, all designed to provide you with your daily dose of Bill Nye the Science Guy. The current version of Nye Labs Online was designed to be most effective when used with Netscape Navigator 3.0 or Microsoft's Internet Explorer 3.0. As you wander around the lab, you are also likely to encounter sounds and videos which require additional software. We have created a short list of applications which we recommend that you download and use while you explore the lab.
  
• Common Weights and Measurement
  
• Dictionary of Scientific Quotations A list of quotations of famous people.
  
• Discovery Channel Discovery Channel Online content includes many topics including nature, history, science, exploration, technology, Hubble, courtroom, eco-challenge, nero, rome, roman, chocolate and much more.
  
• Encyclopedia of Science Fiction - now available from Soda Creek Press.
  
• Fisher Science Education On-Line Service - is your gateway to the vast library of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth and Space Science resources on the Internet -- as well as Fisher's unmatched inventory of laboratory science equipment and supplies. The service features our exclusive SCI-ED SITE EXPLORER, which can help you obtain a wealth of resources from one location on the Web.
  
• Frank Potter's Science Gems: Online materials for science teachers:
  Earth Science - Techniques: Measurement and Scientific Investigation
  Earth Science II - Atmosphere
  Life Science - Biology
  Physical Science I - Techniques: Measurement and Scientific Investigation
  Physical Science II -Electricity and Magnetism
  Physical Science III - Introduction to Chemistry
  
• MAD Scientist Network- Welcome to the MAD Scientist Network (the laboratory that never sleeps!). We are a collective crania of scientists from around the world fielding questions in different areas of science.
  
• Metric System and Unit Conversion
  
• "The pH Factor"- is a site directed towards elementary and middle school teachers, and this site more than accommodates that desired audience. The web site is a good resource for "alternatives" to the standard curriculum -- alternative approaches (i.e. multiple lab activities), alternative use of materials (i.e. gumdrops for molecule displays) and assessment tools (i.e. performance-based, portfolio, or journal-based) are all presented. Moreover, if for some reason, one was unable to carry out any of the activities in the classroom setting, the activities can be attempted interactively on the web site itself.
  
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• SCIENCE On-Line - the global weekly of research, is published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. SCIENCE On-Line is published with the assistance of Stanford University's HighWire Press(TM).
  
• Virtual Science and Mathematics Fair
  
• The Why Files-  is a dynamic, factual and interactive home for detailed insights into what political polls can (or cannot) tell us, why comets once inspired mass terror, and why cows are scaring people in Europe. A product of the new National Institute for Science Education (NISE) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, The Why Files was developed to provide convenient and free access to accurate, readable information about events that touch nearly everyone, says Susan Trebach, leader of the team that developed the novel web page.
  

ANTHROPOLOGY

• Anthropology Resources on the Internet
• Anthropology: Selected Resources
• Archeology and Anthropology, Resources for Educators, Students, and Parents
• Electronic Anthropological Museum - Anthropology An online museum with 'exhibits' on diverse anthropological subjects from Ethnobotany to the the Vikings.
• Forensic Anthropology Center - University of Tennessee Knoxville
• Galaxy links site - Anthropology/Archeology category

ARCHEOLOGY

• Ancient Archaeology
• Archeology and Anthropology, Resources for Educators, Students, and Parents
• Archaeological Institute of America -- (AIA) has been dedicated to the encouragement and support of archaeological research and publication and to the protection of the world's cultural heritage for more than a century.
• Archeology Links Need to find information about a specific subject? The Educational Emporium has over 2,000 links divided into subjects ranging from Ancient History to Zoos.
• Galaxy links site - Anthropology/Archeology category
• Greek Archeology :Ancient and modern Greek History
  

ASTRONOMY

• Astronomy's Links
• GALACTIC FOUNTAINS The Quick (and I mean QUICK!) Overview
• General Astronomy
• The Milky Way Galaxy
• Extraterrestrial Physics, NASA/ Goddard Space Flight Center
• ICARUS is the official publication of the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society and is dedicated to reporting the results of new research---observational, experimental, or theoretical---concerning the astronomy, geology, meteorology, physics, chemistry, biology, and other scientific aspects of our solar system or extrasolar systems.
• SPACESTATION.COM -- Incredible website with links throughout cyberspace about the Spacestation and space. Includes daily images from the Hubble telescope, Galileo, information on comets ( Comet Hale-Bopp), planets, solar system and much more information. A must for all space Cadets.
  

BIOLOGY

• Animal Search Engine To search the species accounts in Animal Diversity Web, enter the terms you are interested in. If you'd like to search a particular topic, use the popup buttons to specify the category. It's okay to use a term or category more than once.
• BioChemNet - Good biology and chemistry educational resources on the Web
• Biology Hypertext
• Biology resources in the Galvin Library
• Brooks/Cole Biology Resource Center
• Genetics
• Molecular Biology Protocols
• On-line Biology Book
• TreeBase: Phylogeny of Life on Earth TreeBASE is a pilot project sponsored by the NSF, Harvard University Herbaria, and the University of California, Davis to establish a relational database of phylogenetic information
• Tree of Life The Tree of Life is a project designed to contain information about the phylogenetic relationships and characteristics of organisms, to illustrate the diversity and unity of living organisms, and to link biological information available on the Internet in the form of a phylogenetic navigator.

CHEMISTRY

• BioChemNet - Good biology and chemistry educational resources on the Web
• ChemCenter - is a site initiated by the American Chemical Society. The goal of ChemCenter is to be an informative and valuable resource to the worldwide chemical community, be it an experienced researcher or simply someone with a chemistry question.
• ChemEd: Chemistry Education Resources
• Chemistry Resource Guides
• General Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry Education Resource Center
  

ENTEMOLOGY

• BugBios -- This site aims to help you really see insects for the miniature marvels they represent and to understand how intertwined our cultures have become with these alien creatures.
• Bugs in the News
• Entomology Collection Catalogs -- This list includes primarily those collections which consist of insects; Often, non-insect terrestrial arthropods (such as spiders, scorpions, centipedes and millipedes) are also included in these collections.
• Entomology at Iowa State University Comprehensive departmental server includes everything from images and lists of links to tasty insect recipes.
• Forensic Entomology Pages
• Gordon's Entomological Home Page There are well over 1 000 000 different known species of insects in the world, and some experts estimate that there might be as many as 10 000 000. They are divided up into 32 orders (depending on whose taxonomic system you use) of which the largest is the Beetles (Coleoptera) with 125 different families around 500, 000 species.
• LINKS OF INTEREST IN ENTOMOLOGY AND ARACHNOLOGY
  

GEOGRAPHY

• Capitals.com - Complete World Atlas Information for Free!
• Cartography Links
• Galaxy links site - geography category
• Geography Education -- The US Census Bureau Site to help teachers, educators, and administrators.
• Geography Links -- This page contains a large range of Web links which are likely to be useful for Geography Teachers and Geographical Education and research.
  

GEOLOGY

• Earth and Environmental Science Internet resources: The U.S. Geological Survey maintains this registry as a service to the research community.
• Galaxy links site - geology category
• Geology Links The following is a list of essential or desirable locations for geologists or travelers to visit. It contains many of the interesting geological wonders of the world, with links for most of them. Other interesting natural phenomena are also presented. This is basically a modified (web) version of an excellent article written by Lisa A. Rossbacher (Dickinson College) in the April, 1990 issue of Geotimes.
• GLACIER by Rice University - See Antarctica and find out everything you wanted to know and more. It's a cold world out there so bundle up!
• Volcano World Perfect for student's at any level studying volcanoes, NASA's VolcanoWorld contains timely updates about volcanic activity worldwide, historical eruption reports, information on how volcanoes work, and guidance regarding becoming a volcanologist.
• Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology
  

PHYSICS

• Basic Introduction to Nuclear Physics
• Interactive Math, Chemistry and Physics
• International Nuclear Safety Center (INSC) is the establishment of a comprehensive resource database for safety analysis and risk evaluation of nuclear power plants and facilities is being sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Although the scope of the database is world-wide, the current focus is on Soviet-designed nuclear power plants in Russia and Eastern Europe, and on reactor types in China and India.
• Physics Laws