Science
- OmniFile FT Select
- eLibrary (Not licensed for use in K12 schools)
- ArticleFirst
- ECO
- American National Standards Institute
- Amusement Park Physics site provides simple explanations for the physics that make amusement park rides possible
- CiteSeer Scientific Literature Digital Literature
- Everyday Mysteries the answers to many of life's most interesting questions through scientific inquiry
- How Stuff Works ever wonder how your car engine works or what makes your refrigerator cold?
- How Things Work from Louis A. Bloomfield, Professor of Physics, The University of Virginia. This web site was created to "encourage everyone to learn about the physics and science of the world around them"
- Human Brain
- Mad Scientist Network this graphically dynamic site will especially appeal to younger users
- Math Archives meta-site containing teaching materials, software, and electronic proceedings, and links to math sites in over 50 areas
- Molecular Expressions: Science, Optics and You - Powers Of 10: Interactive Java Tutorial
- National Science Digital Library educational resources for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education
- National Science Foundation the primary role of the National Science Foundation is to promote the progress of science and engineering
- Nebraska Academy of Sciences
- Nebraska Science Museums
- Newton BBS a place for kids to ask the experts about difficult science questions
- Newton Project "to make all of [Isaac] Newton's texts, both 'scientific' and 'non-scientific' ... available to a broad readership in a form that is at once scholarly and accessible."
- NMNH (National Museum of Natural History) Entomology Database Library
- Nobel Prize Winners in Physics
- Science Learning Network great resources for teachers and kids
- Science Magazine
- Science Toys You Can Make With Your Kids
- Scirus scientific search engine from Elsevier
- The Why Files science behind the news
- Time Service Dept U.S. Naval Observatory
- Virtual Autopsy
- Water Librarian's Homepage created by a librarian in a California water agency
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