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The Illustrated Science and Invention
Encyclopedia. New York:H.S. Stuttman Co., Inc.,
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Cossons, Neil. Making of the Modern World,
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Murray (Publishers) Ltd., 1992. [available from www.amazon.com]
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and Inventors, The People Who Made Technology from
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File, 1979.
The Engines of Our Ingenuity.
A website based on a radio program that tells the story
of how our culture is formed by human creativity.
www.uh.edu/engines/
The Great Idea Finder.
A place to explore the exciting world of
innovation. Whether you're a student, teacher, parent,
inventor, history buff, or just looking for innovative
consumer products, you'll find things you can use here.
www.ideafinder.com
History of Science, Technology, and Invention.
Smithsonian Institution.
www.smithsonianeducation.org/scitech/start.html
How Stuff Works.
www.howstuffworks.com
John Jenkins Spark Museum.
A "virtual" radio and scientific
instruments museum displaying radios and other items
collected by an enthusiast over the past 35+ years.
www.sparkmuseum.com
Making the Modern World.
Science Museum (London, England).
Brings you stories about science and
invention from the eighteenth century to today. Also
explains the development and global spread of modern
industrial society and its effects on all our lives.
www.makingthemodernworld.org.uk
National Inventors Hall of Fame.
www.invent.org
American Society of Civil Engineers.
www.asce.org
Centennial Bulb.
The official website of the lightbulb which has
burning for over 100 years.
www.centennialbulb.org
Energy Quest.
California Energy Commission.
The award-winning energy education website of the
California Energy Commission.
www.energyquest.ca.gov
Federation of American Scientists.
www.fas.org
Today in Science History.
www.todayinsci.com
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