Time travel research center

www.time-travel.com

time travel is fast becoming scientifically acceptable at least on a theoretical level but this site is working to make it a reality. Wishful thinking aside, this is the site to visit if you want to gain an understanding of the physics of time travel. The time travel research center resources are targeted specifically at the development of time-warped field technology and ongoing collection, correlation and development of scientific information and theories on time control and time travel. Explore the with this site and learn how you can experience the excitement discovery and adventure as the pursuit of time travel races on.

Atephen hawking s universe

www.pbs.org/wnet/hawking/html/home.html

this site is an extremely thorough primer on cosmology and everything related to it. Stephen Hawkings is a world-renowned theoretical physicist who has gained popularity due to his research on space-time described by general relativity and the future of comology. This remarkadle PBS site explores his ideas about space time black holes and the universe with unique wit and insight. For all you passionate physicists out there this site is a marvelous treat.

Laws list

www.alcyone.com/max/physics/laws/index.html

this is a comprehensive site about the laws, rules principles paradoxes and experiments of physics. Here you can ponder Olbers, paradox ( why isn’t the night sky as bright as the sun?) meet Schrödinger’s cat, and check out the drake equation for estimating the number of intelligent, technological species in our galaxy.

Atom in a box

www.dauger.com/orbitals/index.html

one of  the great advances inhuman knowledge of the twentieth century is the birth of the theory of Quantum Mechanics, dictating that electrons whiz an atom in a variety of orbits dependent on their energy called orbitals. Designed by a graduate student at UCLA, the aib site features a beautiful 3D representation of the hydrogenic atomic orbitals, an example of Quantum Mechanics, in real-time. Its not just a passive show. You can click and drag the visual representation to spin the orbital, raise or lower its energy or change its angular momentum. The results are breathtaking and compelling even for complete quantum beginners. The program at this site is now being used by chemistry and physics and lectures at universities around the world. Who said quantum physics wasn’t fun?

Physics 2000

www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/index.pk

This unique site explores the principles of modern physics in a splendid interactive fashion. Most of our modern devices such as X-rays, microwaves, TV screens and laptops rely on the basic principles of physics. This site make science fun by exploring these everyday devices made possible by modern physics and presents interactive tasks and demonstrations to explain some ore theories.

The section like ‘Einstein’s Legacy’ explains waves and lasers and ‘The science Trek’ delves into more advanced topics such as electromagnetism and isotopes.