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SCIENCE & NATURE
Amateur Science
Science projects, where to get materials, and information about the
Society for Amateur Scientists.
American Zoo and Aquarium Association
Links to Web pages at member zoos and aquariums under contact
information.
Bess's Science and Nature
Fun science links for you to explore on your own!
Bob's Rock Shop
Calling young rock hounds! Look at beautiful photos and read
about gems like aquamarine and malachite.
Cells Alive!
See cells in extra-large size--let the computer be your
microscope!
Dinosaurs in Hawaii
An online dinosaur exhibit and tour courtesy of Honolulu
Community College. Includes a stegosaur skeleton and, of course, T. Rex!
The Exploratorium
Online exhibits like "Mutant Fruit Flies" and
"Bronx Cheer Bulb" make this one of the best science sites on the Web.
Field
Museum of Chicago
Don't miss the museum's virtual field trips, which
include "The Sue Files" featuring the museum's famous dinosaur.
Hubble Space Telescope
Great pictures of space--all from the world's most powerful
telescope.
Nanoworld
Have you ever seen a foot-long flea? Mind-boggling
microscopic pictures of things too small to see with the naked eye.
National
Geographic for Kids Check out the Cartoon Factory, Amazing Facts, GeoBee
Challenge, and Fun and Games on this great site that changes monthly.
New England Aquarium
Nothing fishy about this site -- it's Boston's own New
England Aquarium.
Nye Labs Online
The Web site for the popular educational TV show, Bill Nye
the Science Guy. Send e-mail to Bill!
Paleontology Without Walls
Learn more about geology, paleontology, phylogeny, and much
more!
Rainforest Action Network
Explore the rainforest at the Kids' Action Page.
Science Biographies
Read more about famous scientists at this site.
Science/Nature for Kids
This site helps kids explore lots of the newest information
sites on the Internet.
Virtual Heart
You can practically hear this heart beat--check out this site
for information about your heart!
Volcano World
If you love lava, here's a site for you. Ask a volcanologist
for advice, read up on volcano news, or find out if there's a volcano near you.
WebElements
For in-depth information about an element, just click on its
name in the periodic table.
You Can With Beakman and Jax
Based on the crazy science TV show, "You Can..."
has lots of clickable pictures, answers to your science questions (like,
"why do feet smell?"), and neat science links.
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