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Science Fact: A science is usually
considered a body of knowledge and a practice characterized by rational thought and experimentation. Pure science focuses
on research; practical science on the application of research to practical problems.
Did You Mean "Science" as in...
- Science in the News
- Science Fair Projects
- Biology and the Life Sciences
- Physical and Earth Sciences
- Science Museums
Science in the News
| Science News Online - From a weekly science newsmagazine, articles summarizing current scientific research in accessible language. |
Nature Science Updates - Nature Magazine includes news and feature articles about aspects of earth and life sciences. |
BBC News: Science and Nature - Find articles on science and nature from BBC News World Edition. Topics often include space, DNA, computer technology
and environmental issues. |
Science Fair Projects
| Science Fair Central - Just about everything you need to know for science fairs, from great science fair projects and tip sheets for
students, to organizing tips for teachers planning a science fair. |
About: Science Fair Projects and Ideas - About's Guide to Parenting Teens lists a huge number of science fair project ideas. |
About Biology: Science Fair Project Ideas - About Biology Guide lists many ideas for science fair projects, with sections for science projects with animals,
plants and fungi, and related to the human body. |
Successful Science Fair Projects - About's Chemistry Guide has an excellent introduction to how to select and carry through a science fair project
in any area, plus links to many chemistry-related science fair project ideas. |
Math Ideas for Science Fair Projects - From the Math Forum at Drexel Universeity, an extensive list of ideas for math projects for science fairs. |
Biology and the Life Sciences
| About.com Biology - For biology, this is the place to start. Find resources for students, teachers and everyone else who needs to
biology facts, news and information. Get information on the major fields within biology, including the pure sciences, technology
and other practical applications of the life sciences. |
Animals/Wildlife - Get news and resources on animals and wildlife including facts, photos, research information and conservation
tips. The news sections are particularly strong. Animal information is arranged by major groups: birds, mammals, etc. Also:
resources in conservation, ecology, sociobiology and evolution. |
BioMedNet - If you're looking for more technical information on biology, the life sciences or medicine, try this site. It
requires (free) registration, and then you can search many journals and articles including current research news related to
the life sciences, biology and medicine. |
Online Lessons for Learning Evolution - Teacher and student pages for using the PBS series on Evolution to study this important aspect of biology --
including examining the evidence for evolution, how humans evolved, and why evolution is controversial. |
Physical and Earth Sciences
| Chemistry - Find a wealth of student basics like the periodic table of elements and worked chemistry problems. Also find
hobbyist projects like invisible ink, fake blood and a home-made lava lamp. From the basics to advanced topics, this is the
place to start looking for chemistry. |
Geology - Science and technology of the earth itself is the topic of this site that includes the basics for students, information
on topics of general interest like earthquakes, fossils and climate change, news about geology and many photos and quizzes. |
Physics - If you are studying for a physics test, or trying to make sense of the news, you're likely to find what you're
looking for here. All the basic subfields are covered: electromagnetism, acoustics, optics, weather, nuclear physics, etc.,
plus chaos and string theory, philosophy, and puzzles. |
Science, Optics and You - An interesting site with many educational and fun pages, including student activities and teacher resources.
Perhaps most interesting is this "Power of Ten" view of the physical universe, from the Milky Way to subatomic particles. |
Science Museums
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