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The Chemistry Site

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Offering tutorials and interactive tests for collegiate introductory level chemistry as well as AP Chem.
Gradually..Organic Chemistry Index Since organic is so fact-based, we did not put up any tutorials. You can find here what reactions do what and how to name compounds (nomenclature). Please read these tutorials in the order that they are listed below, as we will try to cover concepts gradually..Organic Chemistry Index Since organic is so fact-based, we did not put up any tutorials. You can find here what reactions do what and how to name compounds (nomenclature). Please read these tutorials in

Chemistry Study Cards

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

For AP and general chemistry classes, each of which covers most of a year's curriculum. Each set of cards is saved in pdf format for easy download.
Periodic tables and UV sensitive paints, posters, and T-shirts. They stock pop bottle preforms, poly-ox gel, hand-boilers, etc..Jeremy Schneider is a chemistry teacher turned author. He has uploaded many of his lessons, labs, notes, and Powerpoint presentations on his website for students and teachers to use. He has a link to Chemistry-11 and to Chemistry -12..Mr. Groves is available by e-mail at pgroves@fc.spusd. Paul Groves, chemistry teacher at South Pasadena High School Updated 3 21 2009.

Chemistry Tutoring Center at Towson University

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Contains many handouts and links to other useful chemistry tutorial sources.

Chemistry.org

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Resources for the chemistry professional, educator, student, policy maker, and enthusiast, sponsored by the American Chemical Society. Includes articles, current research, educator links, policy, and

Chem4Kids

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Basics of chemistry for all ages. It has sections on atoms, matter, the periodic table, and reactions.
Usually find it in just a few forms. As of 1995, scientists have identified five states of matter. They may discover one more by the time you get old. You should know about solids, liquids, gases, plasmas, and a new one called Bose-Einstein condensates. The first four have been around a long time. The scientists who worked with the Bose-Einstein condensate received a Nobel Prize for their work in 1995. But what makes a state of matter? It& ,s about the physical state of molecules and atoms..) as

Chemmybear.com

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Resources for teachers and students of chemistry including animated molecules and mole clip art.

The Chemogenesis Web Book

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Explores the science between the periodic table and the established disciplines of inorganic and organic chemistry.
Editor) Oxford Chemistry Primers, OUP. This build-your-own-book series is excellent.1 Susan E. Thomas, Organic Synthesis The role of B and Si.51 N.C. Norman, Periodicity and the s- and p-Block Elements.March, J. Advanced Organic Chemistry Reactions, Mechanism and Structure 1-1328 (McGraw-Hill Kogakusha, Ltd, Toyko, 1977)..Pauling, L. The Nature of the Chemical Bond 1-644 (Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, 1960)..Atkins, P.W. in Physical Chemistry(Oxford University Press, Oxford,

The Chemsoc Chembytes Infozone

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Chemsoc, the chemistry societies' network, provides a gateway to the best chemistry information and resources on the web.

ChemWeb

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

An introduction to the chemistry that would be covered in a first year chemistry course.

Chlorine - Life Depends On It

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Provides information about chlorine, the benefits of chlorine, what chlorine is, who makes chlorine and who uses chlorine.
Home just needs a little spit and polish, rather than a complete overhaul. And that is the most common mistake new couples make. They dump all of their money into fixing a room or two—often the kitchen or the master bathroom—and they forget to work with what they have.Where to start? Put away your wallet and pick up your paint can. That’s right! Instead of replacing the kitchen, spruce it up a bit. Paint the walls, sand and stain the cabinets and put in a cheap floor, preferably linoleum.

Comic Book Periodic Table

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Comics relating or referring somehow to various elements. Also has links to scientific information for each element.
Search page, which provides both a site index and a full-text search. You can also try shortening the location of the page (known as the URL) that your browser is looking for by removing the part after the last slash. That may move you back to a page that does exist and could give you a contact to help you locate the page you are after. Our Help Desk may be able to assist you further..

ConcepTests

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Concept-based tests for use in chemistry. Includes suggestions for how the test can best be used in the instruction of chemistry students.
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Creative Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Worksheets, teachers and technicians notes for activities suitable for a Chemistry Club. Question sheets and practical guides for GCSE Chemistry. Interactive revision quizzes, puzzles and the Sc1 Tu
Turn over the cards and match the pairs to win. You can play on your own or with up to three other players - just follow the instructions as they appear. Good luck, and think hard!.

CTI Centre for Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Educational resources and software.

The Culture of Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

"The Who, What, When, Where and Why of Chemistry". Blog by Michelle Francl.

Educational Resources for Particle Technology

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Tutorials designed to help students and industrial technologists understand powder or slurry behavior and diagnose and correct production problems.
Optical Methods Storage Discharge Mechanics wall stress Dynamics flow Pneumatic Conveying Fluidized Bed Mixing Separation by Size P. Gas Separation P. Liquid Separation Dispersion in Fluids Rheology Reaction Heating, Drying Safety Simulation, Modeling Specific Applications.Fluidization of Particles by Fluids by Martin Rhodes (Monash University) -- ERPT 012Q-Rhodes, Fluidization (Laboratory Demonstrations) by Simon M. Iveson and George V. Franks (Univ of Newcastle) -- ERPT 051Q-IvFr.A dust cloud

Entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Novel, informal, qualitative -- but substantial -- introduction to entropy and the second law of thermo, concluding with the Gibbs equation as "all entropy".
Illustrates the probability of the existence of complex gigantic substances in nature. Though not proteins, they are proteinoid in that they have hundreds to thousands of amino acid units firmly joined in the same kind of bonds that hold proteins together. A simple example of the spontaneous behavior of elements is the reaction of hydrogen gas with oxygen. Hydrogen atoms have such a great inherent tendency to form strong bonds with oxygen to yield water that a small energy of activation, in the

Erik's Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

A student made page with information about general chemistry, AP chemistry, organic chemistry and physical chemistry.
As many e.Terms to Know Paramagnetic - unpaired electrons present in solids, attracted into a magnetic field. Diamagnetic - solids that contain paired electrons, repelled by a magnetic field. Examples In the table above N.have paired electrons in their outer MO, so they are diamagnetic. O.has unpaired electrons in its outer MO, so it is paramagnetic. Ne.does not truly exist because as stated above under B it has the same number of electrons in antibonding orbitals as it does in bonding orbitals,

A systemic chemistry curricular reform projects funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
The New Traditions project has focused on five main areas. These, along with their components, are listed below.

Organized by the Department of Theoretical Chemistry, Lund University. Find details about present and past sessions, photos, registration information, bulletin board, some lectures for download in

The Evil Tutor's Guide: Graphs and Figures

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

An amusing, yet sincere, look at where students go wrong when producing scientific graphs and figures for school, college and degree level work.
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Designed to help students review key concepts through interactive exercises, visualization, and other learning tools. Resources are organized by chapter and by content type.

General Chemistry I - Web Course Tutorial

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Contains material relating to a first semester undergraduate course in general chemistry. A typical semester course would cover this material with approximately 38 lectures.

Global Instructional Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Collection of resources for supplementing chemistry lessons.

Guide to Chemistry

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Discusses atoms and their components, the periodic table, its functions and the basic elements.

Haber Process

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Summary of the method with diagrams and equations. The Haber Process is a method of producing ammonia developed in WWI.
Applying the fertilizer and it rains or too much fertilizer is used it gets into the steams or rivers and pollutes them. In the rivers, the fertilizer does the same as it would on land, the river plants grow and algae grow rapidly because of the abundant food supply. The algae then die in large numbers. The bacteria feeding on the dead plant material use up the.is a health hazard, particularly with infants. Nitrates can interfere with the.*Note* I have not touched anything to do with the Haber

HKBU Physics Department - Materials Science

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Materials science learning resources for students and the public, including java applets illustrating some fundamental concepts.

How Hydrogen Peroxide Foams

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Tells how and why hydrogen peroxide foams on cuts but not on skin.
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How to Pass Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Advice to students on how to pass chemistry from one who has taught at the college level for many years.

Hugo's Class

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Chemistry homework pages.

Information about density determination

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Get the latest information about density determination, concentration tables in EXCEL format and exchange information with other people.

Institute for Chemical Education

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Established to provide a center for science educators to develop and disseminate ideas. ICE is national in scope and has led the drive to help teachers revitalize science in schools throughout the Un
Activity booklets to use as a group activity instead of a demonstration..Exploring the Nanoworld Kit. general audience, group work or individual project This activity kit enables you to explore how we can see atoms, assemble them into novel structures, and customize their properties to develop new technologies. (Available in English or Spanish language versions.).Explorations in Materials Science. high school through college students, group work or lab exercise This hands-on kit allows students

Instructional Resources for Chemistry

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Annotated links to instructional materials and other resources of interest to chemistry teachers and course designers, carefully selected to represent what the author (a chemistry professor) considers

Interactive Science Tutorials

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Computer based learning for students of biology, biochemistry and chemistry and related subjects.

International Baccalaureate Chemistry Notes

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Topics include stoichiometry, atomic theory, periodicity, kinetics, and energetics. Also, definitions and equations.
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It's Elemental

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Review the elements with flash cards. [Requires Javascript]
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Journal of Chemical Education

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Geared towards those who subscribe to the print version of the Journal, but has information, articles and reviews for nonsubscribers as well.
Madison, WI 53715-1116.Department of ChemistryUniversity of Central Oklahoma100 N. University Drive Edmond, OK 73034-5207.University of Missouri St. Louis Saint Louis, MO 63121.University of WisconsinMadison 209 N. Brooks St. Madison, WI 53715-1116.University of WisconsinMadison 209 N. Brooks St. Madison, WI 53715-1116.Diane M. Bunce, Chair Christopher F. Bauer, Treasurer.Members Mark Freilich, David Licata, Susan Nurrenbern, Barbara A. Sawrey, Donald J. Wink, Ellen J. Yezierski.JCE is an

Kiwi Web

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Search engine for chemistry sites for children and young adults. Includes information about New Zealand, and a stain removal guide as well as more general chemistry information.
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KryssTal Chemistry

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Essays on chemistry topics.
Radioactive decay of even heavier elements like Thorium and Uranium. Chemically, Radium is a white metal that tarnishes in air and reacts with water. Its compounds appear luminous in the dark because of the radioactivity and were once used in luminous watch dials. They are now used in medicine as a source of Gamma Rays..Uranium has an Atomic Number of 92. Its nucleus usually contains 92 protons and 146 neutrons. Like Radium, the nucleus of Uranium is unstable. Uranium is radioactive. When the

The Lab of Shakhashiri

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Chemistry professor Bassam Z. Shakhashiri shares the fun of science through home science activities, demonstration shows, videos and books.
Some of the most important research is being done overseas because the U.S. does not provide enough money. The caller referred to a psychology professor who said research on mirror neurons is going overseas. Professor Shakhashiri said the American people continue to be very generous in funding science, but whether its enough is a different question. All levels of government constantly re-evaluate the funding of science and technology, and Professor Shakhashiri noted that in some federal budgets,

LearnNet

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Designed for the use of teachers and students of chemistry at all levels. The network aims to provide access to products and information (including those produced by the various national chemistry so
Use this section to browse magazines that provide general news, features, research, reports and information about chemistry education and learning. Many are aimed primarily at the teachers of chemistry..Entries include.

Math Skills for Chemistry Tutorials

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Links to resources on algebra, significant figures, ratios and proportions, and metric system.

Free software with standards-based teaching materials that assist students in studying elements and creating their own model of the periodic table of elements. Simulation can be run online (Shockwave

National Mole Day

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Celebrated annually on October 23, Mole Day commemorates Avogadro's Number (6.02 x 10^23), which is a basic measuring unit in chemistry. Mole Day was created as a way to foster interest in chemistry.
To print application, click on the link to the right. The George Hague Memorial Travel Award Application.

The Net Equation

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

An online textbook enriched with special features such as a point-and-click periodic table of elements and interviews with professional chemists. Flash and Realplayer or Windows Media Player are need
Topics range from simple beginner& ,s information about chemistry to the more complex issues of orbital hybridization and electromagnetic radiation. All subject areas can be reached via their main menu links immediately to the left of this text..e would like to extend our most sincere thanks to Larry Gulberg, our mentor and coach during this project, and ThinkQuest, for giving us the opportunity to serve others in this fashion and expand our own knowledge of chemistry. This web site would not

NetGRADE

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Build, view and name your own 3D molecular models online.

Organic Chemistry Help

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Find organic chemistry tutorials, chemistry FAQs, self-grading tests, common organic chemistry reaction mechanisms, and indexed chemistry links.

Organic Reaction Quizzes and Summaries

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Designed to assist organic chemistry students in the review of the basic reactions.

Osmosis, Reverse Osmosis and Osmotic Pressure

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Short article on osmosis.

PASCO Chemistry Newsletter

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Monthly electronic publication featuring news, grant and funding resources, product highlights, suggested experiments, professional development workshops, survey questions, and subscription details.

1001 Periodic Table and Science Quiz Questions

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Quizzes for students in grade 3 to grade 12.

Petrochemistry.net

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Educational site with tutorials explaining petrochemistry and steps taken to produce petrochemicals. Also includes industry statistics and product applications.
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Second Law of Thermodynamics

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Conversational introduction to the second law and entropy via practical everyday examples. Qualitative, non-math, but substantial.
Law..You re right. Murph doesn t get that serious very often, but there are at least five thousand illnesses, diseases, things that can go wrong with our bodies that may not kill us. That 5K of Murphs. These are biochemical problems that humans suffer from. But how many do most people have? Did you ever see a PDR Medical Dictionary or an AMA Home Medical Encyclopedia? They ll make you very thankful for activation energies and feedback systems that keep your bod working as well as it does (and

Soap Chemistry

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Basic knowledge of soap and detergent chemistry in order to understand what is needed to achieve effective cleaning.

The Structure And Importance Of Water

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The science surrounding the structure of water including the hydration of polysaccharides, proteins and nucleic acids.

A group of chemistry major, minors, pre-med, pre-den, students and anyone else interested in chemistry at Towson University. This site has links to activities, meeting times, and a message bord for s
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Stu's Guide to Atoms

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Educational site on the subject of atoms; an overview, history, and atomic structure.

TeachingPlastics.org

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Teacher-designed science curriculum and free, interactive learning kit designed to teach primary and middle-school students the history and role of plastics in modern society.

The Third Millennium Online - Chemistry

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Online textbook, lab activities, detailed information on selected topics, history sections including timelines and brief biographies.
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Voyages in Chemistry

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Dr. Chris Schrempp's chemistry-based website. It's main focus is on secondary-level chemistry instruction. Included are chemistry demonstration videos, worksheets, tutorials, and numerous resources
Teachers have jumped on board with the activity also, so over 400 students are participating each spring. On this page I have outlined the process and methods which I use, which has enjoyed a steady improvement in both tecnique and results over the years. Materials When I first started this lab several years ago I used the cheap Rit(TM)-type grocery store dyes. These produced fairly poor results. I searched for better dyes on the Internet, and now exclusively use fiber reactive dyes from the

What is Salt?

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

Chemical properties of salt, sodium chloride. The site also contains links to other places with information about salt chemistry.

Wondernet

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Chemistry activities for kids, parents and teachers.

The Wright Stuff Science Section

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General science help and links, with tutorials on chemistry topics at introductory and advanced levels. Links to science news feeds.
Today and you can be making your own crossword puzzle in minutes!.

Yogi's Behemoth

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Provides a large variety of chemistry, environmental and hazardous materials educational resources.

Abhijit's Planet

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Abhijit Dharmadhikari, a self expression.

Alohacyberian of Hawaii

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Travels of Keith Martin.

Amateur Astronomy Resources

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Categorized links, books and product reviews.

Arpad Cserkuti

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Amateur radioastronomy, macro photography, and philosophy of existence.

Astro Workgroup Mercator

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Amateur astronomy group from Bazel, Belgium.

Astrocentral

Posted on 10th February, 2012 by Chaz

A beginner's guide to astronomy with emphasis on the solar system.
Pounds of pressure. Unlike on earth where most of the thrust from the rockets would have pushed air downwards and created vertical streams of pressure to disturb the dust, in the space vacuum this pressure disperses in all directions much more evenly and this creates less disturbance of the moon surface hence no big crater. These are some of the main arguments that the conspiracy theorists put forward and as you can see with the appliance of science and a bit of common sense they quickly fall

Astronomy - What's Up This Month

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Monthly updates on astronomical events, star charts for the month, and photographs.

Astronomy and Space Exploration

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Information regarding organizations related to space exploration in the Los Angeles area.
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Astronomy at WEB

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Links to astronomy sites and pictures.

Astronomy by Frank

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Gallery of astrophotography attempts, links, and suggestions and tips for buying that first telescope.
Stanley Metal Rolling Workshop (classic) 20502. Storage for ST-4, Tools, Eyepieces, and Batteries (Sears Wheelchair GEL cell battery)..

Astronomy CCD images by Chris Deforeit

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Deep sky images, including color pictures.
M84 is towards west (right), M86 towards east. M86 has a very diffuse companion. Also visible NGC4402 (north) with nice colors and a dark lane, and NGC 4387 (south between M84 and M86)..Also known as Der Lick group. Includes galaxies 7331, 7335, 7336, 7337, 7340.

The Astronomy Corner

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Offers a monthly astronomy column, short essays and editorials.

Astronomy for the Masses

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Articles about measuring angles in the sky, elementary particles, and nuclear forces.

An Astronomy Linkpage

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Links, articles and papers sorted in astronomy, space flight and SETI@home.

Astronomy Mayhem

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An absolute beginner's guide to getting started in astronomy.

Astronomy page of Erik Bryssinck - Belgium

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Results of astro-ccd photography, several tips & tricks for quickcam astro-ccd photography.

Astronomy Pages by James Q. Jacobs

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Lists astronomy formulas, constants, planetary data, archeoastronomy, and photo galleries.
March 2007, on the road again to the Southwest for fieldwork. Watch the Travel Photos page for desk pictures. President Barack Obama and Governor John Kitzhaber Photo Gallery.March 2007, on the road again to the Southwest for fieldwork. Watch the Travel Photos page for desk pictures. President Barack Obama and Governor John Kitzhaber Photo Gallery.

A collection of Astronomical projects, lectures, and calculations. Orbits, Sunspots, Occultations, and Magnitudes.

Astronomy! Reach the Stars!

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A window to the universe. Current news, pages for kids, history, links.

The Astronomy WebCams Paradise

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Amateur astronomy with webcams. Also illustrated lessons and photos in 3D.

Astronomy with Peter Enzerink

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Astronomy information from an Australian perspective. Includes some helpful tips for astronomy software.
Remembered very long but perhaps at least for a few minutes. A thing I have learnt about children is that our ability to interact, and therefore convey information, is a series of trial and error bludgening examples observed through a welding mask. For some things they can be easily malleable whilst others are prone to me caving in to the fact of someone more stubborn than myself. You dont have to love the job you do, but you do have to like it if you intend to use it as your main earner AND OR

Barbara's Astronomy Page

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For beginning backyard astronomers, listing planetary positions, comets, asteroids, meteor showers, tips & lots of links.

Benastro's Astronomy

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A general information site for those who have a beginner's curiosity about the stars and planets

Bill Leslie's Home Page

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Photographs of the Sun and the Moon. Moray's Astronomy club, SIGMA Golf in Forres, Scotland.

Blobrana

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A portal for astronomical news, photo gallery, calculation tools, and video clips.

Chodakowski's Freeware Links

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Links to astronomy, weather, and other science related freeware. Business spreadsheet freeware download.

Continuing discussion of the fate of the Milky Way Galaxy and ultimately the universe.
Against invasion by fungus and bacteria..The source of potential contamination of the egg is from the outside through the shell. If an egg is still alive at the beginning of preservation, it can be preserved for as long as 6 months by 1.) momentarily putting into boiling water to kill micro-organisms on the shell exterior (just for a second) and then putting the egg into salt paste (very high content salt water). While ultimately the contents of the egg will deteriorate, the salt paste prevents

Comets

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This site contains a short description on Comets.
Students own web pages, just like mine! So please enjoy!! Here are some links to web sites about asteroids and comets.This site contains a lot of information on just about anything you would like to know about comets. Images, information, and links. Here are some links to other science and science fiction sites that I really enjoy..This site is about Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors..I am a huge Star Trek fan. I started watching the Next Generation (TNG) series about six years ago. When the Deep

Cool Observatory

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Images, information and advise for getting started stargazing. The title is really where the Observatory is: Cool, Calif..

Curt Hall's Amateur Astronomy Site

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Astronomy website created for the amateur astronomer and casual observer.
Clear night, no matter what the season, even if we are challenged with sub-freezing temperatures, vermin (skunks, opossums, racoons. etc.), obnoxious street lamps (light pollution), mosquitos and spiders, among other hazards and inconveniences . We tend to spend too much money on our hobby whether it a new eyepiece, filter, software, magazines and books, or even that big telescope we ve always wanted. We re constantly yearning for the chance to view that faint fuzzy in our eyepiece, knowing that

Cycles, resonances, synchronizations

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Cyclical phenomena in the solar system.
Alignment of two axes can be at angle 0 or 180 , so period of alignment is half of synodic period computed from periods of these axes..Let us have line r moving with period R around centre. With regard to line r bodies P and Q move inversely if r is oriented axis of motion of these two bodies, i.e. when R= P,Q . Bodies open and then close angle with regard to r with synodic period (P,Q)..Let us assume, it is not necessary that this motion run continuously. Let the condition of inverse holds at

Dan's Astronomy and Physics

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Links to astronomy and physics sites.
Find it a bit sappy, but whatever works..

Dans Astrophotography site

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Some of my Astrophotos.
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Dave's Astronomy Stuff

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Links to useful astronomy resources, including satellite and comet tracking, space exploration, observatories, world space agencies, education, software and photographs.

David Paul Green's Astronomy Homepage

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Software, book and site reviews, dark sky survey and resume.

Dilip's Planets

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Earth, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.

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