December 13, 2003

Peek into an ant world

http://www.antcolony.org/

HERE is a fascinating website dedicated to critters that ordinary folk may only notice at the occasional picnic. AntColony has everything you ever wanted to know about the tiny crawlers; from photomicrographs that will give an eye-to-eye view of these little creatures to tips on building your own antropolis, all phases of myrmecology are covered. To provide the most complete web resource regarding ants online.

 

Mars for humans

http://www.marsproject.com/index.htm

This website provides all the information on Mars and gives answers to our probing questions: will humans ever try to inhabit Mars? What would a human colony look like? Taking you on a virtual journey, this site imagines a Mars where humans are landing at a rate of 2,000 a week. Take a look at what some people think is the fate of Mars and then imagine one of your own.

 

Atlas of the Moon

http://www.lpi.usra.edu/research/lunar_orbiter/

This site is a principal reference set of high-resolution images for the scientific study of surface landforms on the Moon. Launched to snap pictures of potential Apollo landing sites, the Lunar Orbiter missions brought back hundreds of crisp lunar photographs. You'll find all of your favourite lunar features here: Mont Blanc, the Tycho Crater, etc.

 

Programming lessons
 
http://www.technipal.com/

The purpose of this online computer programming source is to provide information to both novice and experienced computer programmers. For beginners, it has few tutorials in Perl, Java, C, C++ languages to get you started in learning a programming.

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