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1 |
American Museum of Natural History
The American Museum of Natural History is one of the world's preeminent scientific and cultural institutions
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1083 |
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2 |
Ask Dr. Universe
Washington State University
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1371 |
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3 |
ESA
European Space Agency
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1147 |
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4 |
Froguts
Online frog dissection with high interactivity and assement
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1202 |
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5 |
How Stuff Works!
The index to hundreds of fantastic 'How Stuff Works' articles!
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1207 |
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6 |
Initiation to visual astronomy
Based mainly on observation with binoculars
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1095 |
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7 |
MadSciNet
The 24-hour exploding laboratory.
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1026 |
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8 |
NASA
Mars Exploration Rover Mission
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1097 |
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9 |
New Scientist Planet Science - News jobs and more from the leading weekly magazine
Science and technology news features and a comprehensive database of science jobs updated weekly.
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1008 |
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10 |
PedagoNet
Learning Resources Database
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1211 |
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12 |
STSCI
Space Telescope Science Institute
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988 |
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13 |
The Exploratorium
the museum of science art and human perception
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1139 |
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14 |
The Natural History Museum
Visit the UK's national museum of natural history.
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1056 |
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15 |
Ultimate Flash Face
It provides a palette of facial objects: eyes, jaw, hair, etc. For each, you pick the one you like, then place and size it appropriately. I thought the Flash-based interface was pretty clever. You can even save your creation.
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1155 |
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Visible Human Slice Server
Who hasn't dreamed of navigating freely inside the human body ?
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1018 |
