Amazing Space
Students can use web-based activities to learn about the Solar System, train to be a scientist, follow a star's life cycle, and more

Exploratorium: The Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception
This site includes science news, online exhibits, guides for teachers, and much more

The MAD Scientist Network
An interactive 'Ask a scientist' interface staffed by scientists actively engaged in science education and research at institutions around the world

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration)

The Nine Planets
A multimedia tour of the solar system with pictures, text, movies, and references to other WWW resources. "The Nine Planets" is an overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets and moons in our solar system

Nye Labs Online
This site has a quirky, inventive approach to science. Includes demos that can be done at home, information about the tv show, and much more

The Science of Hockey
Developed by the Exploratorium with the assistance of the NHL's San Jose Sharks, this site takes you inside the sport and explains the science behind the world's fastest game. The site contains RealVideo and Audio interviews with top scientists and NHL players and coaches

Sea World/Busch Gardens Homepage
Includes animal information, educational resources, and more

WebElements
The elements in this online periodic table are extensively linked to essential data, adjacent elements, and chemical & physical data as well as background, crystallographic, nuclear, electronic, biological and geological information

The Why Files
A product of the National Institute for Science Education, isan effort to illuminate the science, math and technology that lurk behind the headline news. The page is updated bi-weekly and includes cool scienceimages, information on science in sports, searchable archives, a forum for discussion, and more