Science Links Courtesy of Bard William's WWW for Teachers

• NASA Information Services
• Geometry ForumSubartic Biotech Web - West Valley H.S.: Fairbanks, AK.
• Digital Media Lab - Univeristy of Central Florida: Orlando, FL.
• Chesapeake Center for Science & Technology - Chesapeake,VA.
• History of Science Museum: Florence, Italy
• The Franklin Institute Science Museum
• US Geological SurveyWeather and Global Monitoring - Weather, environmental monitoring from space, pollen climate, etc.
• Current Weather Maps/MoviesThe Web Nebulae - Images and information on types of Nebulae.
• NASA Space Shuttle Small Payloads Info - Information about the NASA Space Shuttle small payloads programs.
• Liftoff to Space ExplorationELSI in Science - Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Science.
• Access Excellence - Puts high school biology teachers in touch with their colleagues, scientists and critical sources of new scientific information through an online network.
• The Interactive Frog Dissection Discover -BBC - This is the site for British Broadcasting Education. You will find links to school and adult education and resources on most topic areas, as well as information on what the BBC has to offer.
• The Community of Science - Web server. The Community of Science is designed to help you identify and locate researchers with interests and expertise similar to your own.
• Science Education Software - Educational Software for Apple Macintosh: Math K-8, Chemistry 5-12, Latin/Greek/French/Spanish HS & College. The game requires a Macintosh.
• The Franklin Institute Science Museum The Franklin Institute's Educational Hotspots - An outstanding collection of science hotspots: online education interactives and online educational exhibits! Be sure to visit here for more adventures in the wide realm of science.
• Global On-line Adventure Learning Site (GOALS) - "Explorers of all ages are invited to embark with on a growing list of exciting adventures."
• The JASON Project - Bring the thrill of exploration and discovery live to students as they participate in an amazing electronic field trip with Dr. Robert Ballard, discoverer of the R.M.S. Titanic and founder of the JASON Project.
• The Exploratorium - The Exploratorium is a museum of science, art, and human perception with over 650 interactive "hands on" exhibits.
• Math/Technology - The Fractal Explorer.
• Technology - Kids on Campus. Home Page of Cornell Theory Center's 6th annual "Kids on Campus" (KOC) program.
• The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse - designed to help educators improve teaching and learning in science and mathematics education.
• The Hub: Science - The Hub provides an Internet publication service that can help you to disseminate reports, curricula, projects in progress and requests for proposals.
• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Education Programs
• National Science Teachers AssociationThe Mathematics & Science Pavilion of Virginia Public Education Network.
• Cornell Maths and Science Gateway - Mathematics and Science Education, this Gateway provides links to resources in mathematics and science for educators and students in grades 9-12.
• Frank DeFreitas Holography Studio - Learn about the science of lasers, holograms and optics.
• SciEd: Science and Mathematics Education ResourcesDesert/Desertification Project/Israel StudentElementary Science
• Weather information

International Space Agencies

• Brazil - National Institute for Space Research (INPE) (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais)
• Europe - European Space Agency (ESA) (European Space Information System)
• France - Centre d'Études et de Recherches de Toulouse (CERT) (installation of ONERA)
• Germany - Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
• Netherlands - National Aerospace Laboratory (NRL)
• Japan - National Space Development Agency (NASDA) (telnet)
• United Nations - United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs
• International Space Station Alpha

Aerospace Agencies

• American Astronomical Society
• Hughes STX Corporation
• Lockheed Missiles & Space Company
• Matlin Space Science Systems
• McDonnell Douglas Corporation
• Satellite TV Page
• Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
• United Technologies Research Center

Interesting Space Projects

• International Space Station Alpha
• Space Station Program Overview
• OLSMA's Space Station Facts (gopher)
• Delta Clipper/SSRT Program
• Mars
• Magellan Mission to Venus
• Galileo Mission to Jupiter
• Space Power (SP-100) Technology for Commercial Applications
• SPACEHAB Homepage
• The Artemis Project
• Clementine Mission Overview
• Lunar Discovery Orbiter (LDO)
• The Face of Venus - Learn about the surface of the planet Venus.
• The Nine Planets - A Multimedia tour of our Solar System.
• Chua's Oscillator: Applications of Chaos to Sound and Music - A description of how chaotic electrical circuits can be used to make interesting electronic sounds, including some example sample sound files.
• Atlas of Mars
• Bradford Robotic Telescope - An astronomical telescope that you can control via the Web. You can submit a task such as photographing a particular astronomical object in the Northern hemisphere.
• Clementine Lunar Mapping Mission - Access over 1.8 million images from the Clementine Lunar mapping mission launched in January 1994. Information about the Clementine space probe.
• European Southern Observatory - Provides data and images of the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet impact with Jupiter plus details of the ESO observatory and its projects.
• Hubble Space Telescope Index Index of web sites dealing with the Hubble Space Telescope and its discoveries. Regularly updated.
• History of Space Exploration - History of manned and unmanned space exploration by NASA.
• Magellan Mission to Venus - Contains data and images from the Magellan Venus probe. Tour the planet using interactive radar images.
• NASA/JPL Imaging Radar Home Page - The latest mission results from two flights of the Space Shuttle Endeavour (April and October, 1994), in which the Space Radar Laboratory successfully imaged sites around the world.
• NASA Space Calendar Home Page - Covers NASA activities and anniversaries that are coming up in the next year
• Views of the Solar System - A pictorial tour of the solar system from the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
• Apollo 13 - The movie from Universal Pictures.

Science-Related Interest Groups or Institutions

• Associated Western Universities (AWU) - A consortium of 62 universities working with government, industry, and academia to develop and administer a broad spectrum of science and engineering education programs.
• Center for Excellence in Education - CEE was founded Admiral H. G. Rickover, the father of the Nuclear Navy and developer of civilian nuclear power, to help our best students and teachers keep the United States competitive in science and technology, and to nurture international understanding among potential leaders of many countries.
• Committee for the National Institute for the Environment (CNIE) - National, non-profit organization working to improve the scientific basis for making decisions on environmental issues, through creation of a new, non-regulatory environmental science and education agency.
• GLOBE - Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment - A worldwide science and education program coordinating the work of students, teachers, and scientists to monitor the global environment.
• Cold Spring Habor Laboratory - An independent research and educational institution. The goals are doing science; facilitating scientific communication; training scientists; public education; and publishing.
• AIMS Education Foundation - Activities Integrating Mathematics and Science.
• CoVis Geosciences Web Server - Working to improve science education in middle and high schools.
• UIUC-CoVis Geosciences Web Server - To benefit teachers and students by providing resources and expertise to support project-based inquiry in geosciences education.

Dinosaurs

• Electronic Prehistoric Shark Museum - This museum features photos and descriptions of fossil shark teeth and modern-day shark jaws.
• DNA To Dinosaurs - Tour which features 3D pictures, animation, video, sound, and of course, lots of dinosaurs.
• Hawaii Community College Dinosaur Exhibit
• Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology - Celebrates the long history and spectacular diversity of ancient life on Earth -- from the tiniest grains of pollen to the mightiest dinosaurs.
• World's First Dinosaur Skeleton - Tour the site where the first dinosaur skeleton was found in Haddonfield, New Jersey in 1858.