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All about... SETI
How do mobile phones work?
Light pollution - does anyone care?
6 Things you may not know about the afterglow of the big bang
Could your phone harm your health?
How do we know how far away the moon is?
How do no-fly zones work?
The Herschel Space Observatory
How does GPS work?
Nobel-prize winning accidents
Under Sunveillance
How does technology know where in the world we are?
How to spot an alien Earth
How do 'invisibility cloaks' work?
How is physics used in archaeology?
Melbourne's Astronomy Central
This site aims to provide education resources and general information on astronomy to the public. The sites main emphasis is on teaching astronomy at schools and universities.
The Naked Scientists
A group of scientists who use radio, live lecture and the internet to promote science. The site contains podcasts of radio shows, interviews, archived Q&A and much more.
How Radio Works
A brief description of how Radio works. This site is part of Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com.
Astronomy.com
Mixture of information, articles, news, pictures, sales of optical equipment, Astronomy magazine from the publishers of Astronomy magazine.
How Radio Scanners Work
A brief description of how Radio Scanners work. This site is part of Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com.
Building a Simple Crystal Radio
A set of instructions for building a crystal radio at home, includes photos to help.
How Radio Controlled Toys Work
A brief description of how Radio Controlled Toys work. This site is part of Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com.
AM Radio
AM radio uses the electrical image of a sound source to modulate the amplitude of a carrier wave. At the receiver end in the detection process, that image is stripped back off the carrier and turned ...