Salvador Dali's Homepage
 | A great site with stunning images by Salvador Dali. Included at this site is "A Docent's Tour of Salvador Dali Resources on the Internet." This site is well worth the visit.
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The WebMuseum
 | Visit the WebMuseum network. View the work of Paul Cezanne or Art of the 20th Century.
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Travels with Samantha
 | An interactive book where you'll come face to face with examples of the stunning ethnic, scenic, and cultural richness of North America.
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The Leonardo Web Site
 | A great collection of Leonardo da Vinci's work. This site includes oil paintings, drawings and sketches, and much more.
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The WebMuseum
| Visit the WebMuseum network. View the work of Paul Cezanne or Art of the 20th Century.
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JPL Public Image Archive
 | A great collection of NASA images maintained by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Images of comets, planets, quasars and some extremely interesting images of our own planet. Nearly 100 gifs.
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Project Galileo: Bringing Jupiter to Earth
 | The Galileo probe arrived at Jupiter in December, 1995. This site is updated frequently with new photos. Visit the Galileo home page and learn more about this exciting event!
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The Space Educators' Handbook
 | An interesting site that uses science fiction to help teach about space technology and scientific laws. You can download the software version (Mac and Windows) of the Space Educators' Handbook. The site also includes a collection of QuickTime Player movies and other surprises.
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Principal Investigator Microgravity Services
 | Get data about the microgravity ("zero-g") conditions on-board the shuttle Orbiter and the Mir space station.
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Space Radar Images of Earth
 | Spaceborne Imaging Radar-C/X-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SIR-C/X-SAR) is a joint U.S.-German-Italian project that uses a highly sophisticated imaging radar to capture images of earth that are useful to scientists across a great range of disciplines.
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NASA K-12 Internet Initiative
 | Yet another interesting NASA site, this one is geared for K-12
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Views of the Solar System
 | An educational tour of the solar system. It contains images and information about the sun, planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids found within the solar system.
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The Nine Planets
 | An in-depth look at the solar system. Text, pictures, sounds, and an occasional movie help tell the story.
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CEA Science Education Page
 | Visit the Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Astrophysics and check out their educational resources. A good site for teachers.
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HST Greatest Hits 1990-1995 Gallery
 | Spectacular images from space taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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WebElements
 | A clickable periodic table! Find the atomic weight for beryllium or gallium or any element. An excellent chemistry resource.
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Aurora Page
 | Get information about the "Northern Lights."
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Volcano World Home Page
 | Learn all about volcanoes. A great site for teachers and students.
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The Solar Cooking Archive
 | Everything you wanted to know about solar cooking! Information on how to create your own solar cooker, complete with instructions and diagrams. Also, information on how solar cooking is helping people help themselves at Kenyan refugee camps. A great resource.
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Environmental Education and Science Partnership
 | Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) is a worldwide network of students, teachers, and scientists working together to study and understand the global environment. A program supported by Vice President Al Gore!
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Welcome to the Rainforest Action Network
 | Loads of information on the Rainforest and what we can do to save it. Includes a section just for kids.
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Maine Solar House
 | An informative look at a solar house in Maine. Check out the floor plans, view pictures, and learn more about renewable energy
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Frank Potter's Science Gems
 | This site's stated mission is to..."Identify and communicate science & mathematics resources available on Internet/World Wide Web for standard and open-ended curricula." Their resources are sorted by category, subcategory, and grade level. There is a lot here; they say they are connected to 2000 science-related resources.
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Bad Science: Bad Meteorology
 | The purpose of this site is "to sensitize teachers and students to examples of the bad science often taught in schools..." Only Bad Meteorology was available in September, but this site is growing rapidly. Now look for Bad Astronomy, Bad Biology, and Bad Chemistry!
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Access Excellence
 | Access Excellence is a national education program that puts high school biology teachers in touch with other teachers and scientists. There is a bulletin board for posting messages, a "What's News" section as well as a variety of other resources for teachers and others interested in biotech.
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Classroom Connect
 | A great resource for teachers looking for helpful information on the Web. A searchable index of educational links and other surprises.
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KidsWeb! Homepage
 | A World Wide Web digital library for schoolkids. Learn about art, astronomy, chemistry, geography, and physics.
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KIDLINK: Global Networking for Youth 10-15
 | A great site aimed at getting children ages 10-15 involved in a global dialog. Kids from 72 countries have participated.
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Electronic Zoo
 | An amazing list of animal-related computer resources. Check and see if your favorite animals have been digitized!
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Rainforest Action Network Home Page
| Loads of information on the rainforest and what we can do to save it. Includes a section just for kids.
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Cells Alive
 | Ever want to see video of white blood cells attacking an invader? This site's got it, along with information on viruses, bacteria, human cells, and parasites. More tiny beasties than you can shake a syringe at!
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An Interactive Guide to Massachusetts Snakes
 | Provides information about the mythology and natural history of snakes, accounts of different species and an interactive guide for identifying snakes that live in Massachusetts.
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The Visible Human Project
 | Navigate through a human cadaver using the "Caltech Interactive Volume Browser." Fascinating, but a bit gross.
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PBS ONLINE
 | Visit your favorite PBS shows online! Information about "The American Experience" to "Where in the World is Carmen San Diego?"
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The Library of Congress
 | The Learning Page for the National Digital Library Program historical collections.
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Santa Claus of Greenland Foundation
 | We couldn't resist including at least one holiday site. After searching for Santa and finding lots of virtual, simulated, and cyber Santas in Internet malls, we decided that Santa lives in Greenland! As the site proclaims... "The mythical figure of Santa Claus is symbolic of the ideals that we strive to teach our children, the ability to give, to listen, and to care without expecting anything in return."
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Laserium Home Page
 | Information on where to visit a Laserium in your neck of the woods. Check out the "Inside Laserium" section and learn all about light, lasers and how Laserium works.
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The UC Museum of Paleontology
 | A fascinating exploration into the past. The "Web Lift to any Taxon" is especially interesting. Follow the path of evolution!
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Physics Lecture Demonstrations
 | If you are interested in physics, this site is a must! From astronomy to magnetism to waves, this site covers it all.
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Morrison Planetarium
 | A well designed and interesting site. Information about the Morrison Planetarium is provided here along with general information about planetariums and how they work. The "What's a Planetarium?" section for kids is especially good.
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The Tech Museum of Innovation
 | Learn all about the Tech Museum and related educational programs. Located in San Jose, California.
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U.C. Berkeley Museum of Paleontology Public Exhibits
 | A fascinating exploration into the past. The "Web Lift to any Taxon" is especially interesting. Follow the path of evolution!
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New Scientist
 | An excellent collection of resources for the science enthusiast. Be forewarned it does require registration (although it's free). The site includes articles, book reviews, and even a list of the top ten science sites on the web. Sound familiar? We made the list, so I guess it's ok.
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The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin
 | The complete text to "The Origin of Species." Also includes a pointer to the complete text of "The Voyage of the Beagle."
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Live Access to Climate Data
 | An interactive way of viewing data on our planet's climate. Check air temperature, windspeed, sea-surface temperature, and more. You can also set the year and look at specific regions of the world.
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