Whilst this page is undergoing development, I will post some interesting scientific links for your enjoyment:

 

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• Anatomy of a Black Hole: Interactive animation

• Google periodic table of elements

• How does an Etch-a-Sketch work?

• Watch as salt is transformed into awesome patterns by altering the sound waves

• I built a Potato Battery out of 500 pounds of potatoes. It powered a small sound system.

• Science concepts explained in 60 seconds

• Solar cookers, a possible solution for refugee camps.

• The Strawjet Project, developing alternative housing from surplus straw

• Play with the one-sided nonorientable surface. How to make a Möbius strip

• How to catch a mouse without a mousetrap

• Microwaved Water - See What It Does To Plants.

• Colorized images from electron microscopes

• A virtual tour of the Lens Production at Carl Zeiss! (Click on “Production”)

• Antique Brass Microscopes

• Vintage Calculator Gallery

• An old collection of physics applets

• Cool Science Experiment

• Harry Porter is building a computer out of relays.

• Inflatable Concrete, the winner of the 2005 Saatchi & Saatchi World-Changing Ideas awards

• From The Thomas Crapper Memorial Plumbing Poll - The History of Plumbing

• The Automatic Fetch Machine for dogs

• How Products Are Made explains and details the manufacturing process of a wide variety of products, from daily household items to complicated electronic equipment and heavy machinery

• Gigantic QTVR's from Inside a Wind Tunnel.

• QTVR of Large Hadron Collider at CERN

• The Seven Warning Signs of Bogus Science.

• Watch this beautiful .wmv, exploring the effects of time-varying magnetic fields on ferrofluids

• Physics Simulation with Java from “My Physics Lab”

 

• There are no Accidental inventions: Behind each 'Eureka!' there’s plenty of preparation

• Invented by Mistake: Coca-Cola, Post-it, Scotchgard, Penicillin

• W.T. Wallington's The Forgotten Technology. This retired carpenter is constructing a Stonehenge Replica by himself, without any high-tech equipment. See the Video

• Some printable paper rulers

• It's a question that has taxed generations of the finest minds in physics: do humans swim slower in syrup than in water?

• A Brief History of Computing - Computing related quotes

• Patent Room. The art of industrial design

• Newly released color film of Albert Einstein in his garden in Princeton

• Top 10 Reasons Chainless bicycles Are Better

• The Engines of Our Ingenuity is a radio program that tells the story of how our culture is formed by human creativity. 1990 episodes available

• On closer inspection. Images & videos of photomicrography.

• The Cathode Ray Tube electronic glassware site.

 

• Over 775 inventions and ideas of science fiction writers, from Artificial intelligence to weapon systems.

• Make a Duct Tape Wallet (Found on the Canadian 3M site)

• Top 100 gadgets of all times. (Top 3: Sony Walkman, 1979, Zenith remote control 1956 & Apple Powerbook 100, 1991)

• How to build a Dobsonian Telescope. By the San Francisco Sidewalk Astronomers

• A rough sketch by Francis Crick showing his first impression of the DNA molecule has been released on the web

• Visions of Science photography winners

• How to get rid of Manchester's fridge mountains, and Norwegian fog remover.

• Cheating Chernobyl. Alexander Yuvchenko was one of the few workers at Chernobyl's reactor number 4 the night it exploded on 26 April 1986 to have survived.

• Wikipedia’s Timeline of invention

• Click on the following links to examine the many Ashley knots in 3D with an interactive viewer.

• Invent Now - National Inventors Hall of Fame