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ESA
NASA
Space.com
Solar System Facts
CHANDRA X-Ray Observatory
Galaxy 3-D Interactive Viewing
ESA Rosetta 3-D Interactive Viewing
Solar System 3-D Interactive Viewing
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Astronomy Picture of the Day
Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Neutron Stars Explained
Black Holes Explained
What Is Light?
The Big Bang
MathWay.com
Free Math Help
Mathematic Cartoons
Math Lessons for Kids
The Mathematical Atlas
The Science Page: Constants
National Instute of Standards & Tech.
Bright Idea: The First Lasers
How Stuff Works: Lasers
About.com: Lasers
CERN
Fermilab
The Electricity Forum
Electricity (Concepts) Theme Page
Common Sense Science
Spin Wave Technology
Understanding Science
Quantum Physics Overview
String Theory for Dummies
String Theory Explained: YouTube
Superstring Theory Revolution
Los Alamos National Laboratory: Energy
Princeton Plasma Physics: Fusion
What is Nuclear Fusion?
U.S. Department of Energy
ITER Fusion Energy
Energy for Kids
WolframAlpha.com
KhanAcademy.com
Kid's Discover Map
The National Academies
Study.com: Online Courses
American Assoc. for the Advancement of Science
The Library of Congress: Science Reference Services
A Research Guide for Students
Solar Electric Light Fund
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History of Science
History of Science Links
Tycho, Kepler, and Galileo
Events In Science, Math, & Tech
List of numbers from Wikipedia
Electricity from Wikipedia
Atmospheric Electricity
Timeline of Electronics
Exploratorium
Lawrence Hall of Science
New York Hall of Science
NOVA Online: Light
Energy Kid's Page
Timelines for Kids
Science Buddies
Science Kids
Solar Kids
BrainPop.com
Konnecthq.com
KidsKonnect.com: Atoms
Scholastic.com: Matter/Atoms
Interactive Periodic Table of Elements
Ducksters.com: Science for Kids
FactMonster.com: Science
Amusement Park Physics
Interactive Simulations
HomeSchool.com
Great websites for Kids!
DiscoveryEducation.com
HomeSchooling-ideas.com - Field Trips
HomeAdvisor.com - Backyard Astronomy
MommyPoppins.com - 50 Easy Experiments
Parents.com - 10 best-science-apps-for-kids
100 Best Apps For College Students (FREE)
Safely Observe Wildlife from your Home
Uspto.gov - Build / Make an Invention
10 Inventions Dreamt up by Children
Pre-K-12 Geometry Lesson Plans
YouTube.com - SciShow Kids
Discovery.com
National Geographic
Science-Store.com
Union of Concerned Scientists
Brian Greene Columbia University
Neil Tyson: Hayden Planetarium
Bill Nye: The Science Guy
Famous Scientists
UnPlugTheTV.com
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→ Negative Infinite Reference Revolution ←
World's Roundest Object!
Quantum Computers Explained
 
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→ Modern History of Electricity, etc. ←
We are all astronomers for we gaze upon the motions of light in time forever connected in space. Celestial is the nature of living even if gone unnoticed, the quantum of it all from bottom to top. When we live to help one another we fathom what could be greater in ourselves, and for our children. To ponder upon those things above and below gives us a glimpse of what we are to eventually become. Surely, to free us from the static Cartesian Coordinate System of continual interfacing dimensions with imaginary origins… this is to convoluted for the sense of clarity we must have for true applications to develop. It is not about facetious nothing, it is about instantaneous everything. In and out, top and bottom, start to finish, old from new, two dimensions all with relative interchangeable positions, will be the next revolution in conceptual science. Simplicity of truth exposes reality, not fantasies of what could be.
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