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Particle accelerators to the rescue
Does anyone understand quantum mechanics?
HiPER power
What is string theory?
Physics to go videos
All about... SETI
What are fuel cells?
The Radioactive Orchestra
Could your phone harm your health?
Are lightsabers possible?
How do solar cells work?
How does technology know where in the world we are?
What is the Higgs Boson?
Sci-Art: The final frontier
How does an artificial heart work?
Fusion basics
An introduction to nuclear fusion power, explaining plasma confinement and the use of tokamaks. From JET – Europe's largest nuclear fusion research facility.
Power
The site explains power, watts and the amount of power allow in some appliances and their units.
The Physics that Powers Automobiles
Detailed information and explanations on the workings of a car, from the brakes to automatic transmission. Includes clear diagrams.
Radioactivity
Good simple revision guide for UK GCSE standard, includes topics such as isotopes, types of radiation, half-life and nuclear power.
How power plants work
Great Flash animations explaining how hydro, nuclear and fossil fuel plants operate.
Powering the World
Articles on fossil fuels, hydroelectric, wind, solar and nuclear power. Each is followed by an online multiple choice test. There is some worthwhile material in this site and it would be especially ...
The ABC of Nuclear Science
A well presented and comprehensive introduction to nuclear science. Nuclear structure, Antimatter, decay, Cosmic rays, etc. Excellent graphics
What happens during a nuclear meltdown?
This nuclear primer explains what meltdown means, and how the situation at Fukushima compares with past nuclear accidents.
Office of Nuclear Physics
A site to inform readers of the progress of nuclear physics in a wide range of fields. Up to date information on current research for scientists in the nuclear community.