Science And Technology

A Science Odyssey  A Science Odyssey presents the people and the discoveries of twentieth century science and technology in a variety of accessible, entertaining, and interactive Web features.

A Simple Cipher Deciphering this secret message isn't all that difficult -- you just need a little time.

A Walk Through Time The history of time measurement. This site leads us from the ancient world right up to the present day.

Adventures In Science & Technology This site, in English & French introduces Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Technology and Computer Science to kids. From Canada's Digital Collections.

Alaska Science Forum Check out this FANTASTIC resource about everything from the aurora, dinosaurs, living on earth, outer space, volcanoes, plants, and more.

Ask a Scientist or Engineer Have your questions answered. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation.

Ask Dr. Universe Wondering "How do whales sleep?" Dr. Universe can field almost every scientific question a student might ask. Elementary.

Automotive History No graphics, but a good history of the motorcar.

Autoshop ONLINE Your first stop for answers on automotive repair, maintenance and operation.

BBC News - Science/Technology Daily Science news from the BBC.

BBC Science An excellent site covering many phases of Science from the BBC.

Beginner's Guide to Aerodynamics This site explains aerodynamics to beginners through interactive animations, equations, images, and text.

Brain Pop! Did you ever wonder about the Internet, the solar system or TV? Check out Brain Pop's educational movies to find the answers.

Building Big Explore large structures and what it takes to build them with BUILDING BIG™, a five-part PBS television series and Web site from WGBH Boston.

Bureau Of Atomic Tourism The Bureau of Atomic Tourism is dedicated to the promotion of tourist locations around the world that have either been the site of atomic explosions, display exhibits on the development of atomic devices, or contain vehicles that were designed to d

California Academy of Sciences The Academy's aim is to shed light on the wonders and value of the natural world.

Chemical Residue Find out how chromatography can be used to trace a bomb's chemical components. (No plug-in required.) From NOVA.

Chernobyl: Nuclear Disaster The explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power station on Saturday, April 26, 1986, was probably the world's largest nuclear accident. Discover the actions that lead to the disaster, how it could have been prevented, and the lasting effect it has had.

Daylight Savings Time Find out about that familiar saying: "Spring ahead, Fall back."

Digital Library Digital versions of Exploratorium exhibits.

Edmunds Essential automobile fact book for High School students in auto shop.

Energy Quest This site makes learning about energy fun and interesting. Do some of the energy puzzles, teachers and can do energy projects with their class, and learn about the different kinds of energy.

Eric's Treasure Trove of Scientific Biographies Find out about the lives of some notable people in science.

Evolution The companion to the PBS series, this site includes materials, lessons, videos, an online course for teachers, and an array of activities to enhance understanding of evolutionary science and its affect on society and culture.

FAA Kids Corner Includes activities such as coloring books, word puzzles, and experiments about the history and future of airplanes.

Frontiers The Electronic Magazine Of The National Science Foundation brings a galaxy of interesting readings on various discoveries and scientific topics.

Funology Learn about some odd and unusual facts about science!

GOALS: Global Online Adventures Explorers of all ages are invited to join us on a growing list of educational adventures with an emphasis on science, technology and nature. Adventures and acronym 'GOALS' are intended to inspire readers to establish and strive for goals.

Hazardous Duty Robots Read about three dangerous situations and then decide which robot is best suited to deal with each situation. (Shockwave plug-in required.) From NOVA.

How Stuff Works Find out how car engines and CD players work, why bread tastes so good and how to make your own thermometer using a straw and silly putty!

How Stuff Works for Kids How Stuff Works explains lots of things, including snow storms, car engines, submarines, and even some toys and electronic gadgets in "Toy Autopsy." In "How Stuff Will Work" learn about theories of time travel and other futuristic possibilities.

Kelly Blue Book Essential automobile fact book with information. For High School auto shop.

Kids Pages Environmental Science Great activities from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences for kids.

Kids, Kites & Education In the Table Of Contents you will find many kite-building and other educational activities.

Learning From the Fossil Record The website features a collection of informative papers and activities to assist teachers in using paleontology and related fields to teach major concepts in science.

Make Your Own Kite! Learn how to make your own simple kite! You can also find out how kites fly, and read stories from around the world that explain the origins of kites

Making a Horizontal Sundial Learn how to make a sundial. Instructions are for beginners, intermediate, or advanced, and work for either the northern or southern hemispheres.

Millennium Predictions See what experts have predicted about life in the new millennium.

Morse Code Translator Tool for converting written text to Morse Code and for converting Morse Code to written text. From the Boy Scouts of America.

NOVA: Fall of the Leaning Tower Explore why the famous tower hasn't fallen over yet, and the efforts taken to preserve it and other world monuments.

Nuclear Physics: Past, Present & Future Nuclear war is probably the greatest nuclear-physics-related concern among people around the world. Therefore, it is important to understand the facts and implications of nuclear war along with related subjects.

Ology What's your ology? Biology? Paleontology?

PBS - Chasing the Sun The history of commercial aviation seen through the eyes of its innovators. See classic planes fly in streaming video, learn more about aviation's greatest pioneers, discover how today's major airlines grew. With activities!

PBS Online: Science and Technology Features articles on such subjects as: Archeology & Anthropology, Digitechnology, Earth & Space, General Science, Inventions, Life Science, Physics, and Mysteries.

Project Primary Find out about the "collaboration of professors from the departments of Botany-Microbiology, Chemistry, Education, Geology, Physics, and Zoology at Ohio Wesleyan University and K-3 teachers to produce hands-on activities for the teaching of science."

Properties of Matter This site has various activities that help to give a better understanding of the properties of matter.

Reeko's Mad Science Lab Packed with great science experiments for parents, teachers and children of all ages. There are experiments based on space, chemistry, and medicine.

Science Daily Science Daily compiles science news submitted by leading universities and research organizations around the world and those appearing elsewhere on the Internet.

Science fun with airplanes Maintained for grades 6-12 by the Extension 4H Specialists at Ohio State University to provide self guided lessons that help students learn about the principles of flight.

Send a Coded Message Use a virtual version of the German ciphering machine, Enigma, to send an encrypted message. (Shockwave plug-in required.) From NOVA.

Seussville University: Science Science games featuring Dr. Seuss characters you can play online or print out for later.

Space Magnificent Advanced aircraft & flight technology, human space flight, the planets, deep space, solar system and other topics are all part of this comprehensive and well designed site.

Submarines, Secrets, and Spies Lead yourself on a tour of an active nuclear submarine through 360° views, hear about life underwater from former submarine sailors, find out why the U.S. Navy has been loaning out its subs, and test your sonic knowledge. With Web links.

The Bubblesphere Visit this site about bubbles to find out about the scientific aspect and the playful aspect of bubbles!

The National Science Foundation Headquarters for new initiatives and discoveries. Sponsored by the US Government.

The Skinny On... Find out the answers to such questions as why do you never see baby pigeons, or why do you get thirsty when eating pizza?

The Why Files This excellent science magazine features fun, easy-to-read articles on new planets, comets, neutrino astronomy and other topics.

The World Of Nuclear Science The World of Nuclear Science is an online educational resource that allows users to learn about nuclear science. Topics covered include nuclear science applications, the history and development of nuclear concepts, and atomic theory.

This Old House A virtual galaxy of home related activities and projects. The companion site for the popular TV series.

Time Service Department The official source of time used in the United States.

Up, Up, and How Far Away? Use visual perspective to estimate the distance to an object.

Way Cool Scavenger Hunt! Check out this online Scavenger Hunt!