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Science Resources

The following is our list of recommended Science Resources. All listed websites are offsite links.

	Do Science! Dedicated to cheap, hands-on science. Offers science activities, experiments, and tricks for teachers, students, and even people that go out to eat in restaurants.
	Science Magazine Global weekly journal of research which serves the scientific community as a forum for the presentation and discussion of important issues related to the advancement of science.
	HowStuffWorks Science Channel Describes how natural phenomena and technological processes work. Covers topics in engineering, aerospace, biology, earth science, astronomy, and physics.
	LiveScience Explains the science of everyday life. LiveScience offers news stories and in-depth articles covering news and current events in the animal world, technology, the environment, history, science of fiction, forces of nature, and more.
	Science in the Yahoo! Directory Explore the fields of astronomy, biology, geology, mathematics, and physics and all of their related disciplines with resources designed for professionals, amateurs, and students. Also find sites dedicated to engineering and applied sciences like agriculture, computer science, and forensics.
	ScienceDaily Learn about the latest discoveries and current research in all fields of science. See news articles, video, and images covering breakthroughs in biology, the earth sciences, astronomy, physics, and computer science.
	Science News - New York Times Ongoing news in medicine, environment, astronomy, space, zoology, paleontology, and other science topics.
	Scientific American Enhanced versions of print articles, explorations of recent developments in the news, interviews, ask the experts, and much more.
	National Science Foundation (NSF) Independent U.S. government agency responsible for promoting science and engineering through programs that invest money in research and education projects in science and engineering.
	American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fostering scientific freedom and responsibility, improving the effectiveness of science.