Links
Science and Energy
- Take a closer look at some small things at Nanoworld.
- Test your cross section knowledge with Name that Candybar brought to you by the Science Museum of Minnesota.
- Got a question? Want a silly answer? Ask Dr. Science?.
- Find out the science behind the news at the The Why Files (Science Behind the News)
- Enjoy the mathematical art in the World of Escher.
- The Why Files are taking a closer look at Solar Energy.
- Find out what's current in Photovoltaics.
- Get the facts from the Energy Information Administration site.
- Subscribe to Robert Krampf's Experiment of the week
Here are some links to other Department of Energy sites:
- Explore the Department of Energy Home Page or the DOE Oak Ridge Operations Home Page.
- Visit the Oak Ridge National Lab Home Page.
- Take a peek at the National Renewable Energy Lab. home page
- Go on a tour of Fermilab.
- Find out about energy saving building techniques and materials at Southface Energy and Environmental Resource Center.
Or go visit some other museums:
Local Links:
- Learn more about visiting Oak Ridge from the Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Children's Museum of Oak Ridge
- Arts Council of Oak Ridge
In Tennessee:
- Check out Nashville's Cumberland Science Center.
- Go downstream to Chattanooga for the Tennessee Aquarium.
- Here's the Children's Museum of Memphis.
Or around the country:
- Maybe a visit to the Museum of Science's Theatre of Electricity will spark an interest in you !
- Jump to one of the other DOE Science Museums: Bradbury Museum in Los Alamos or the National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico. There's also the Brookhaven National Laboratory Science Museum on Long Island.
- Make a Virtual Visit to Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
- Surf to the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, California.
- Links to lots of museums via museumlink.com/
- Visit the homepage for the Atomic Heritage Foundation.
For Teachers:
- A Good Place to start looking for all kinds of science ed stuff is Frank Potter's Science Gems.
- See what's the Demo of the Day from Bill Nye, the Science Guy.
- Check out Newton's Apple.
General:
- United States - Discover United States
