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Night sky simulator
How dark is your night sky? Take the test and find the best spots in the UK for star gazing.
E=mc2?
This short article from Seed magazine examines the implications of the world's most famous equation.
ExploreHunting for Higgs
The LHC is starting up again soon... can you find the Higgs boson before CERN's physicists?
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Orbiting Frog
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Orbiting Frog
The Orbiting Frog blog is run by a PhD student keen to share his passion for astronomy . Recent blog posts include 'Top 10 animals in space' and 'Ways to end the world'.
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Bad astronomy
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Bad astronomy
A very regularly updated blog written by astronomer Phil Plait, commenting on current affairs in all things astronomical, and on the misuse of science.
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NASA blogs
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NASA blogs
This page brings together posts from all the NASA bloggers, from astronauts to researchers studying polar ice.
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Starts with a Bang
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Starts with a Bang
In this blog, theoretical astrophysicist Ethan Siegel covers a broad range of topics from dark energy to what our galaxy smells like.
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Leicester University's Educational Guide to Space & Astronomy
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Leicester University's Educational Guide to Space & Astronomy
An extensive guide to the solar system, the wider galaxy and space missions with lots of excellent photographs, illustrations and links
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Ohm's law
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Ohm's law
A picture of a circuit in which you can change the resistance and voltage. You can see the result of your adjustment on a digital voltmeter, and millimeter. Includes a statement and description of the law. This site uses "E" for voltage, and shows a fixed
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Energy Transfers
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Energy Transfers
Revision site aimed at UK GCSE level covering energy transfer and energy sources. Well presented with animated diagrams and some questions to try
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Stoke's Law
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20/11/2009 16:08:29 | Intro to chromatography
A page covering all the basics of chromatography.
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20/11/2009 15:32:11 | Air-cushion machine
A page on hovercraft and other similar vehicles.
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20/11/2009 14:57:53 | Lever
A simple page on the history and uses of levers