AIP Physics News Update "a digest of physics news items arising from physics meetings, physics journals, newspapers and magazines, and other news sources"
American Institute of Physics
arXive.org collection of papers on high energy physics
The Atoms Family Learn about energy conservation, kinetic, and potential energy in the Mummy's Tomb, Learn about the principles of atoms and matter in the Phantom's Portrait Parlor, Learn about the properties of light, waves, and particles in Dracula's Library, Learn about fuel conservation and energy transfer in the Wolfman's Ghostly Graveyard, Learn about different forms of electricity and electrical safety in Frankenstein's Lightning Laboratory; aimed at school-age children
Atomic Physics --list of atomic physics resources on the net
Auroras: Paintings in the Sky all about auroras
Britney's Guide to Semiconductor Physics "It is a little known fact, that Ms Spears is an expert in semiconductor physics. Not content with just singing and acting, in the following pages, she will guide you in the fundamentals of the vital laser components that have made it possible to hear her super music in a digital format"
BUBL Link: Physics Education
"Cats and Qubits: The Challenge of Quantum Computers" article from MSNBC - has not-to-be-missed flash tutorial
Center for Astrophysical Research in Antarctica -NASA-experiments from the South Pole
Center for History of Physics
CERN: The Heart of the Matter
CERN posters click on Browse
College Physics for Students of Biology and Chemistry the full text of the book
Contributions of 20^th Century Women to Physics
Databases for Atomic and Plasma Physics
Educational Resources: Physics
Einstein Archives Online 3,000 high-quality digitized images of Einstein's writings
Einstein Light "the finer points of relativity in less than the time it takes to eat a sandwich"
Electricity - Volt Net for electricity enthusiasts; articles, links, humor, image gallery, and voltage postcards
Electronics Tutorials free tutorials about amplifiers, oscillators, ham radio, filters, power supply, transmitters, receivers, and radio and electronics design as well as basic electronics (Ohm's Law, voltage, resistivity, etc.)
Emilio Segrè Visual Archives historical photographs
Famous Physicists Yahoo list of links
Fermi National Accelerator Lab
Fire Wars NOVA special on wildfires; special sections on how fire works and how some plants use fires
"First Speed of Gravity Measurement Revealed" article - "The speed of gravity has been measured for the first time. The landmark experiment shows that it travels at the speed of light, meaning that Einstein's general theory of relativity has passed another test with flying colours"
Fission - Moments of Discovery "In the audio you can listen to these illustrious men and women describe the historic events which brought them to understand nuclear fission. You will not be listening to actors but to the people who actually made history"
Flash Animations for Physics covers chaos, classical mechanics, electricity, magnetism, Micrometer Caliper, nuclear, optics, oscilloscope, quantum mechanics, relativity, sound waves, vectors and waves
Fluid Power Virtual Library Hydraulics and Pneumatics
High Flux Isotope Reactor Facility
History - Center for History of Physics
History - A Century of Physics
HyperPhysics summary pages for a huge range of physics topics; great teaching resource
Journal of High Energy Physics
Learn Physics Today interactive tutorial from Peru
Mass Spectrometry news [i-mass.com] latest news, journal articles
Math and Physics Help meant for study sessions of undergraduate students
Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics
Mirror Matter Mystery "Two Australian scientists believe they have found evidence of a parallel universe of strange matter within our own Solar System"
Nobel e-Museum the Foundation has redesigned and renamed its official Website. The main feature of the site is its archive of Nobel Prize Laureates. Complete listings of the winners in the six categories of economics, English, physics, chemistry, medicine and peace are provided at the site, as are profiles, detailed press releases summarizing the Award Committee's rationale, bibliographies, autobiographical statements, photographs of winners receiving their Nobel "diploma," and, in the case of recent winners, video files of their Nobel lecture or exclusive interview
Nobel Laureates in Physics, 1901-2000
Nuclear Power Plants "Meltdown at Three Mile Island" from PBS
Nuclear Power Plants "Russian Roulette: A Report on the Safety and Security of Russia's Nuclear Arsenal" from PBS
Online Courses: Earth Observatories from Space
Origins - Earth's Formation Exploratorium
Physical Reference Data A searchable resource containing physical constants, spectroscopy data, and other data.
"Physicist Proposes Deeper Layer of Reality" article - "The key [to solving quantum probability], says 't Hooft, is information loss. At the smallest conceivable size scale - the Planck Scale, many trillions of times smaller than the nucleus of an atom - there exists complete information about the world"
Physics 2000 an interactive course, Univ. of Colorado
Physics Applets interactive collection of JAVA applets for use in physics, astronomy, or environmental sciences courses
Physics Demonstrations using applets
Physics from Kopernekus articles, resources, mathematical methods, classical mechanics, dynamics
Physics News links from the AIP
PhysicsWeb News
PhysLink news, links and history of physics and astronomy
Powers of Ten "View the Milky Way at 10 million light years from the Earth. Then move through space towards the Earth in successive orders of magnitude until you reach a tall oak tree just outside the buildings of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Tallahassee, Florida. After that, begin to move from the actual size of a leaf into a microscopic world that reveals leaf cell walls, the cell nucleus, chromatin, DNA and finally, into the subatomic universe of electrons and protons"
Powers of 10 from the universe to the atom
Preparing for Nanotechnology "..to rearrange matter at the molecular level. It hasn't happened yet, but the budding discipline already has a name: nanoscale science. Articles here discuss the field's potential contributions.." (YIL)
Primer on Electron-Atom Collisions
Rainbows, About
Rocket and Space Technology
SCIENCE NEWS page of links
SCI/TECH NEWS page of links
Time Travel and Modern Physics collection of articles
Tokamak Plasma Spectroscopy at LLNL information on Calculation of Ionization and Recombination Rate Coefficients, Calculation of the Charge State Distribution, Measured Impurity Ion Emission Profiles, Calculations of Radiative Cooling Coefficients, Bolometric Measurement of Impurity Radiative Cooling, Resonance Enhancement of DWA Impact Excitation Rate Coefficients, L-shell x-rays in Zr, Nb, Mo, and Pd, M-shell x-rays in highly charged W ions, XUV observations of N-shell W ions, Direct Measurement of Impurity Fluxes, and Transport Profiles during auxiliary heating - also has photographs and illustrations
Visual Quantum Mechanics innovative interactive ways of introducing students to quantum physics
A Walk Through Time The Evolution of Time Measurement
Wind Energy, Guided Tour on detailed information, images, and diagrams about all aspects of wind
World Nuclear Association news and information about nuclear energy and energy issues

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