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Physics Links
The P-Zone- Learn the concepts of Physics
High-temperature superconductors - a material that superconducts at room temperature.
The Origin of Inertia- mass may not exist!!
Stop light- scientists have succeeded in bringing light to a standstill!
Big-hitter - an enormous particle accelerator at Brookhaven National Laboratory has produced the densest matter ever created in a laboratory.
Protons and Neutrons- the difference between Protons and Neutrons
Physics News Graphics - pictures from recent breakthroughs in physics.
Tsunami- predicting tsunamis.
The Periodic Table of Elements- a description of the periodic table, plus an article on the naming of new elements.
Physics Questions- a new problem every month.
Stephen Hawking's Universe- "Strange Stuff Explained" and "Things To Do In the Dark"
Proton Therapy- the latest in medical physics applications of radiation therapy.
Einstein- the life of this century's most famous scientist.
Contributions of 20th Century Women to Physics- including Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Helen Quinn and Magda Ericson.
History of Mathematics archive- short biographies of many famous physicists.
4000 years of Women in Science- biographies for 125+ leading women in science.
Exploring Gravity- tutorials with animated graphics and problems.
Playground Physics- study the principles of motion and learn about data analysis using playground equipment.
Studyweb- calculators and dictionaries, physics, maths.
Physics Central - learn how your world works.
WorldAtom- stories about issues, safety, and development of nuclear power.
Interactive Physics- plot functions, illustrate the motion of pendulums, the principles by which lasers work, and simple electrical circuits
NC State Physics Demonstrations - All the equipment that SSS doesn't have!!
Questacon - The National Science and Technology Centre Home Page.
The Science Explorer- family experiments: Get messy, get airborne, get shocked!
PhysicsWeb - "The Web site for physicists"
A.I.P Weekly Physics News- last week's advances, from the American Institute of Physics.
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