April 3, 2004

The best of Nasa
http://grin.hq.nasa.gov/

GRIN (Great Images in Nasa) is a fantastic collection of over a thousand pictures of important historical interest. The photo repository,. observed by the cosmic magnifying glass, the Hubble Telescope, offers everything from deep space exploration to Star Trek. After you have hit this link, the famous flyers as Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, and the team of Nasa/Naca will be no longer stranger to you.

Making planets without soil
http://www.hydroponicsonline.com/

What is hydroponics? The growing of plants without using any soil! This concept might leave you thinking as hard as trying to figure out the meaning of the word itself. But worry no more, this source will not only tell you its meaning but it will also educate you on the science involved in the process. After which, you will learn enough to create super-efficient hydroponic gardens in your home. Sounds interesting, isn’t it.

Young scientists’ forum
http://www.scienceagogo.com/

This site will load your brains with nothing but pure science stuff. Besides updating you with latest science tidbits, it provides insight into some queer technologies and researches, cryptic experimental results and the liveliest science discussions on the net. Most likely you will also find answers, to your long unanswered msyteries, in an interesting way.


The IT tutorials factory
http://www.beginners.co.uk/

If you are looking for easy-to-understand tutorials on IT, then search no more. Beginners.co.uk is an ultimate destination for hundreds of free online IT tutorials. The lessons range from beginner-level texts on using word processors through to advanced techniques in networking, web development and database design.

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