| Science Sources and
Links 
The New Everyday Science Explained. Washington,
D.C.:National Geographic Society, 2005.
Anthony Feldman and Peter Ford. Scientists and
Inventors, The People Who Made Technology from Earliest
Times to Present Day. New York:Facts on File,
1979.
Ralph E. Lapp. Life Science Library: Matter.
New York:Time Incorporated, 1965.
Eric Weisstein's World of Science.
Contains budding encyclopedias of astronomy,
scientific biography, chemistry, and physics.
scienceworld.wolfram.com
The Great Idea Finder.
Promotes the progress of science and useful arts by
providing a showcase for innovation.
www.ideafinder.com
Light-Science.
Discover people behind advancements in modern science
who were, and still are, ordinary people.
www.light-science.com
Science Fair Projects.
A large online collection of free illustrated science
fair project ideas and science project experiments for
elementary, middle, and high school students and
classrooms.
www.sciencefair-projects.org
Today in Science History.
www.todayinsci.com
Whole Science.
An online magazine on the potential power of
the human mind and combines consciousness research with
self development tools and techniques.
www.wholescience.net
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