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Internet Resources in Astronomy
& Astrophysics
View the Astronomy
Picture of the Day provided by NASA.
Astronomylinks
AstroWeb
Database to to astronomy-related information on the Internet.
Caltech
Observational Cosmology Group
Center
for Earth and Planetary Studies National Air and Space Museum,
Smithsonian Institution.
Comet
Information Provided by Harvard University and International
Comet Quarterly (ICQ).
Constellations
Cosmic
Quotations: A Multicultural Collection From the Western Washington
University Planetarium.
Earth
and Moon Viewer
Earth and
Sky Radio Series
Extrasolar
Planets Encyclopedia
Extrasolar
Visions Information about newly discovered extrasolar planets.
MIT Open CourseWare: Aeronautics and Astronautics
NASA Eclipse Web Site From the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center.
NASA
Multimedia Gallery Visit NASA photo, video, audio, and arts
galleries.
NASA
Space Mission Acronym List and Hyperlink Guide
NASA/IPAC
Extragalactic Database (NED)
PAM Web
site of Physics-Astronomy-Mathematics Division of the Special
Libraries Association.
Physics and Astronomy
Classification Scheme (PACS) Provided by the American Institute
of Physics.
Physics
of Microwave Background Anisotropies Provided by Wayne Hu,
Associate Professor, University of Chicago.
PhysLink.com
Astronomy Education Resources
Planck
Science Team Home Page
Sky
Chart
Sky
Information Provided by Griffith Observatory.
Skymaps
SkyView
Virtual Observatory
Sloan Digital
Sky Survey
Solar System
Simulator A NASA/JPL/Caltech spyglass on the cosmos.
Space
Calendar Space-related activities and anniversaries. Provided
by NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology.
StarDate Online
Stars
Steven
Hawking's Universe
US
Geological Survey Astrogeology Research Program
WebStars:
Astrophysics in Cyberspace From NASA High Energy Astrophysics
Science Archive Research Center.
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Internet Resources in Physics
American Institute
of Physics
American
Physical Society: A Century of Physics
ArXiv.org Open
access to e-prints in Physics and other subjects. Provided by Cornell
University and
the National Science Foundation.
Eric
Weisstein's World of Physics
Making
Matter: The Atomic Structure of Materials
MIT
Open CourseWare: Physics
Net
Advance of Physics Review articles and tutorials in an encyclopedic
format.
Official
String Theory Web Site
PAM
Web site of the Physics-Astronomy-Mathematics Division of the Special
Libraries Association.
Physics and Astronomy
Classification Scheme (PACS) Provided by the American Institute
of Physics.
PhysLink
Contains links to physics news, jobs, societies, reference sources,
scientific journals, and high-tech companies.
Present
Situation in Quantum Mechanics: A Translation of Schrödinger's
"Cat Paradox Paper"
Research
Channel Programs: Stanford Science Online videos. Collection
includes "What Happens at Absolute Zero?" presented by
Stanford University professor of physics, Douglas Osheroff and "To
Infinity and Beyond: Gravity Probe B" presented by Stanford
University professor of aeronautics and astronautics, Brad Parkinson.
Selected
Papers of Great American Physicists Provided by the AIP Center
for History of Physics.
Superconductivity
Papers Database
Walk
through Time A historic view of the evolution of time measurement
provided by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
This series begins with ancient calendars and ends with the atomic
beam clocks.
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Laboratories &
Accelerators
Brookhaven National
Laboratory
Center for
Integrated Systems
CERN
European Laboratory for Particle Physics (Switzerland)
Fermi National
Accelerator Laboratory
International
Linear Collider
Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory
Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory
Los Alamos
National Laboratory
Particle
Accelerators Around the World
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
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Observatories &
Space Telescopes
Anglo-Australian
Observatory
Chandra
X-Ray Center
European Southern
Observatory
Gemini Observatory
Griffith
Observatory
HubbleSite From NASA.
Keck Observatory
University of California observatory in Mauna Kea, Hawaii.
Lick Observatory
University of California observatory at Mt. Hamilton.
Mauna Kea
Observatories From the University of Hawaii. Provides information
about the 13 telescopes near the summit of Mauna Kea on the Island
of Hawaii.
NASA
Space Technology Ground-Based Solar and Astrophysical Observatory
Guide
NASA's
High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center: Observatories
Images, descriptions, and data from x-ray and gamma-ray astronomy
satellites, both past and present missions.
National Optical
Astronomy Observatory
National Radio Astronomy
Observatory
SkyView
Virtual Observatory
Solar
and Heliospheric Observatory
Space Telescope
Science Institute
Subaru Telescope
at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
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Nobel Prizes in Physics
Nobelprize.org
Provided by the Nobel Foundation.
Nobel
Laureates in Physics This page is a service of the SLAC Library.
Nobel
Prize Internet Archive
Stanford
University Department of Physics Nobel Laureates
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People
Bohr,
Niels Henrik David Biography provided by PBS Online.
Einstein,
Albert A biography of Albert Einstein from the MacTutor History
of Mathematics Archives.
Einstein
Archives Provided by the Jewish National and University Library,
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Einstein
at Princeton Collection of photographs.
Einstein:
Image and Impact Online exhibit provided by the American Institute
of Physics, Center for History of Physics.
Einstein
Papers Project At the California Institute of Technology.
Einstein
World
Einstein's
Big Idea Provided by Nova Online.
Einstein's
Letters to Roosevelt Provided by E-World.
Fermi,
Enrico Brief biography provided by San Jose State University
Virtual Museum. Includes references.
Feynman, Richard
Feynman Online.
Galileo
Galilei's Notes on Motion Contains Galileo's notes, calculations,
drawings, and drafts related to his theorems and problems on motion
and mechanics.
Galileo Project
At Rice University. Includes information regarding the life and
work of Galileo Galilei.
Gamow,
George Provided by the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Gibbs,
J. Willard Biography provided by the School of Mathematics and
Statistics, University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Includes quotes,
references, and a list of his honors and awards.
Hawking, Stephen
Autobiographical site.
Heisenberg,
Werner Biography provided by the American Institute of Physics.
Includes bibliography.
Kaku, Dr. Michio
Includes a biography of Dr. Michio Kaku, information regarding airings
of his nationally syndicated science radio talk show, and a collection
of Dr. Kaku's articles and publications.
Landau,
Lev Davidovich Biography provided by the School of Mathematics
and Statistics, University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Includes quotes,
references, and a list of his honors and awards.
Newton,
Sir Issac Links to The Newton Project at the University of Sussex.
Oppenheimer,
J. Robert Site created for a course taught at Fenelon Falls
Secondary School in Ontario, Canada.
Planck,
Max Biography provided by the School of Mathematics and Statistics,
University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Provides quotes, references,
and a list of his honors and awards.
Rutherford,
Lord Ernest Includes biography, bibliography, time line, and
family tree.
Schrödinger,
Erwin Biography provided by the School of Mathematics and Statistics,
University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Includes quotes, references,
and a list of his honors and awards.
Thomson,
Joseph John: The Discovery of the Electron Provided by The American
Institute of Physics at Princeton. A history of the work of John
Joseph Thomson, including descriptions of his experiments that explored
theories on the electron.
Other Biographical Resources
4000
Years of Women in Science
Biography
and Genealogy Master Index (Stanford Only) Covers more than
12.7 million biographical sketches.
Bright
Sparcs More than 4000 Australian Scientists from 1800 to the
present.
Bruce
Medalists Awarded by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific,
the Catherine Wolfe Bruce gold medal honors individuals for lifetime
contributions to astronomy.
Contributions
of 20th Century Women to Physics Provided by UCLA. An archive
of data including 86 twentieth century women who have made original
and important contributions to physics.
Cosmology
Prize (Peter Gruber Foundation) Honors scientific advances in
our perception and understanding of the universe. The prize is awarded
annually to an outstanding astronomer, cosmologist, physicist, mathematician,
or philosopher of science.
Edgar
Fahs Smith Collection Devoted to the history of chemistry, emphasizing
periods before 1850. Includes prints, engravings, and photographs
of eminent scientists, their laboratories, and their equipment.
Emilio
Segre Visual Archives American Institute of Physics searchable
database which focuses on American physicists and astronomers of
the twentieth century.
ISI's
1120 Most Cited Physicists 1981-1997. Ranked by total citations.
Nobelprize.org Provided by the Nobel Foundation.
PhotoNet
From The California Institute of Technology. An online database
containing thousands of images from the Caltech Archives.
Stanford
University Department of Physics: Nobel Prize Winners
Women in Science Poster Project
Quotes
A
Short Dictionary of Science Quotations Provided by naturalSCIENCE.
Sorted alphabetically by author.
Albert
Einstein Quotes
Collected
Quotes from Albert Einstein
Mathematical
Quotations Server From Furman University.
Science
Quotes
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Podcasts
Absolute Science Hosts
Mignon Fogarty and Adam Lowe digest the best stories of the week
and highlight the science that makes these stories tick.
Groks Science Show Provides an-depth look at recent developments
in science and technology and examines the effect of these discoveries
on our daily lives. Each episode features an interview with a leading
scientist, researcher, or science writer discussing stimulating
work occurring in his or her field.
Loh-Down
on Science Caltech physics graduate Sandra Tsing Loh
explains the world of science with a dash of humor.
NOVA
scienceNOW Short audio stories from the world of science
through brief, often irreverent conversations with scientists
and science journalists.
Quirks and
Quarks Hosted by Bob McDonald and aired on CBC Radio One
in Canada each week, this program explores the latest in science,
technology, medicine, and the environment.
Science
Friday Weekly science talk show hosted by Ira Flatow, broadcast
live over public radio stations as part of NPR's "Talk of
the Nation" programming.
Science Podcasts Periodic
podcasts built around interesting stories in the journal and
on its sister sites. Listen to these audiocasts from your computer
or subscribe to Science’s podcast feed to automatically
download the files for syncing to portable audio devices.
Scientific
American’s Science
Talk Steve Mirsky explores the latest developments in science
and technology through interviews with leading scientists and
journalists.
Universe
Today Hosted by Fraser Cain, brief interviews on leading-edge
topics in astronomy.
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Science News
AIP Physics
News Updated weekly. Summary of the latest advances in physics.
BBC Online:
Science & Nature
Chemical
& Engineering News Free to members of the American Chemical
Society.
CNN.com:
Technology
EurekAlert
Published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Includes searchable database of science news releases.
New
York Times: Science
NewScientist.com
Newsmagazine.
PhysicsWorld:
News Global news and information. Published by IOP.
ScienCentral
News
Science
News Online Weekly newsmagazine of science.
ScienceDaily
Latest research news.
Scientific American.com
Newsmagazine.
SciTech Daily
Review
SciTech
Library Newsletter
Stanford
University News: Science & Technology
SpaceWeather.com
News and information about the Sun-Earth environment.
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Space News
Astronomy Now
Online
Astronomy
Magazine
Central
Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams
CNN.com:
Science & Space
MSNBC
News: Space News
National Radio
Astronomy Observatory: Press Releases
National
Space Society: News
Science@NASA
Sky & Telescope
Space
Bulletins From a variety of organizations. Organized and updated
by FreeMars.
Space.com
SpaceDaily
Spaceflight Now
SpaceRef.com
SpaceWeather.com
News and information about the Sun-Earth environment.
NASA
News & Events
Universe
Today
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Universities &
Rankings
GradSchoolShopper.com
Provided by the American Institute of Physics. Guide to graduate
programs in physics and related fields.
PhysNet
Database of Physics Departments Worldwide
Universities
California Institute
of Technology
Columbia
University
Cornell University
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
Ohio
State University
Princeton
University
Rice University
Rutgers
SUNY Stony
Brook
University
of California Berkeley
University of
California Davis
University of California
Irvine
University of California
Los Angeles
University of
California Merced
University of California
Riverside
University of California
San Diego
University of California
San Francisco
University of California
Santa Barbara
University
of California Santa Cruz
University of
Chicago
University of
Colorado Boulder
University of
Illinois
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
University of Maryland
College Park
University
of Michigan Ann Arbor
University
of Minnesota Twin Cities
University of Pennsylvania
University of Texas
Austin
University
of Washington
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Yale University
Rankings
College
Rankings From U.S. News Online.
Graduate
School Rankings From U.S. News Online.
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