Science
Sites
Sponsored
by the Amateur Entomologists' Society, this site can be searched for
information about bugs.
Provided by Discovery Channel.
There is a link at the bottom for Science Fair information that takes you
through the steps of a project.
Site provided by Discover Magazine. Includes games, blogs, and articles.
This web site features up-to-date images of the
Earth and Moon. Truly a fascinating page that delivers a
variety of images of our planet and moon.
Gives a wide range of information
about all virtually life present on Earth.
Exploratorium:
the Museum of Science, Art, and Human Perception
The Exploratorium Web Site has some very interesting
and useful science resources, information, and even web cams.
Geology
Research and Information
Presented by the US Geological Survey this site has
earth and science links.
Howard Hughes
Medical Institute
Contains links for “Curious kids” and “Ask a
Scientist”. Under ”Ask a Scientist” there are links for
homework helps and science fair projects links.
The National Inventors Hall of Fame allows you to
search by inventor, invention, or decade.
This
site is part of The Internet Public Library. There are links to all kinds of
information about different subjects such as Math, Science, and Art.
Contains information from NASA for
students in Kindergarten through High School. There are research tools, images, and more.
National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
A great collection of US government
science-related sites.
This
site contains links to ideas for science fair projects.
Space
Science and Engineering Center (SSEC) Realtime Data
Satellite images of the world from the Space Science
and Engineering Center at the University of Michigan.
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
Article topics may range from volcanic features on the Big Island, volcanic
hazards, informational topics of Long Valley, Montserrat, or Alaska, to topics about
the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.