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Webwatch
Fake moon landings?
http://www.apollo-hoax.me.uk/index.html
Have you received forwarded emails claiming that the moon landings were a hoax? Well, here is one website which has gathered all the evidence for and against the idea, leaving the final decision up to you. Featured here is an analysis of different claims made by the opposition lobby, such as “how can a flag flutter on the moon,” evidence against conspiracy theories and profiles of those who belong to the opposition.
ChemFinder
http://chemfinder.cambridgesoft.com/
If you are majoring in a science subject, then this website will help you. ChemFinder features a searchable database of chemicals. There is a reference and reaction database as well. Unfortunately, these three databases are the only ones which can be searched for free since the rest of the website requires a paid subscription. However, you can use the free sections to hunt for chemical structures and physical properties.
Women mathematicians
http://www.agnesscott.edu/lriddle/women/
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that women generally are discouraged from entering the field of mathematics. This website proves otherwise. There have been some great women mathematicians throughout the ages who have some great achievements to their credit, as can be gauged from their profiles on the website.
Understanding science
http://www.scienceu.com
This website is an amalgam of information and interactive activities designed to help you understand the different science subjects. Here, you can access help on mathematics in the Geometry Centre, browse through articles and other reference material in the Library and get some astronomical knowledge in the Observatory. — HA
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