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Swany’s swarm of science sites68 sites - updated December 3, 2004 |
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World Wide Web virtual library for Archaeology.
Science in depth.
Out of this world.
Herbaceous site. Includes Mrs. Grieve’s Modern Herbal (1931).
Complete medical site.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Doomsday clock and all: International reports on peace,security, and nuclear affairs
Canadian Archaeolgical Association Old timers.
Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure From the Inter-Agency Committee on Geomatics, and attempt to assemble geospatial information.
Canadian Wildlife Service Hinterland Who’s Who The appearance, life history, habits and distribution of Canadian birds and mammal.
Chandra X-ray Observatory Center Gateway to the universe of x-ray astronomy.
Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal Skeptical Inquirer publisher.
Interactive mapping and geoscience data analysis.
Ideas suggested by individuals working alone are superior to ideas suggested in brainstorming sessions and the performance of problem solvers instructed to "break the rules, get out of the square, and change paradigms" was not better than that of individuals who were not given any instructions at all.
Database of terrestrial impact structures Also known as craters.
Bad Astronomy: Only on the day of the Vernal (spring) Equinox, can you stand a raw egg on its end. Good astronomy: If you can stand a raw egg on end, it has nothing to do with the Equinox.
A collection of some 25,000 historical photographs, slides, lithographs, engravings, and other visual materials.
Federation of American Scientists Engaged in analysis and advocacy on science, technology and public policy for global security. Spy satellite pictures of Russian nuclear facilities.
Electronic representation of the manuscript.
Global Change Master Directory Earth science.
Heeding the warning in biodiversity’s basic law Ecology’s oldest law: Larger areas harbor more species than smaller ones.
Famous curves, among others.
Annals of Improbable Research
Pictures from the edge of the universe and beyond.
Institute and Museum of History of Science Including virtual Galileo.
Intelligent Micromachine Initiative Machines so small they are imperceptible to the human eye, with gears no bigger than a grain of pollen. Maufactured thousands at a time for a few cents each.
In the considered opinion of Steven J. Milloy.
Welcome to the Moon.
The atomic structure of solids.
The new frontier.
Missouri Botanical Garden rare books Hermann A. Kohler’s magnus opus, Medizinal-Pflanzen, published in 1887.
Photo galleries of optical microscopy.
Molecular View of Microbial Diversity and the Biosphere The main diversity of life is microbial.
Monte Verde and the Pleistocene Peopling of the Americas Article in the 2 May 97 issue of Science. People were inhabiting southern Chile by 12,500 years ago.
Monitor regional and global changes.
Part of the Smithsonian Institution, features online exhibitions, photos, and many other online resources.
The National Atlas Information Service (NAIS) is responsible for the development and maintenance of an authoritative synthesis of the geography of Canada.
National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure Great images.
Overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets and moons in our solar system.
NOAA Marine Geology and Geophysics
Elemental.
The top ten primes.
Cellular automata.
Guide to health fraud and quackery.
If a computer could be built around the laws of quantum physics instead of those of classical physics, it would result in an entirely different computational structure.
Gateway to science and engineering online.
The online version of the journal published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The Internet's virtual telescope. Call up images of the sky at wavelengths from radio to gamma rays.
Celestial highlights of the month.
Chuck Hansen’s nuclear weapons information service.
Smuts on the Internet.
History, essentials, beyond. Times out.
Attempt to categorize every living organism on the planet.
Vast archive of photographs, scientific facts, text, graphics and videos.
Links to online resources.
The history of computing and online computer-based exhibits.
Visual interpretation of the table of elements.
Visual Models of Morphogenesis Rapid progress in the modeling of biological structures and simulation of their development has occurred over the last few years.
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