Miscellaneous Science Sites

Understanding Science (This is a very useful base for finding lots of science info)
Optics For Kids
Popular Science Magazine (Great Magazine lots of great stuff, need I say more)
Your Weight on Other Worlds
National Geographic (All kinds of Great Stuff)
Fear of Physics (good stuff about falling objects and orbits)
NOVA
New Jersey Science Teachers Association (NJSTA)
Exploratorium (Excellent links to many science topics)
Discover Magazine (Always lots of New and Interesting Science Information)
Amazing Space
Beyond the Book McDougal Littell Science (Interesting Teaching Strategies, one presently featuring, (me Rich Tormey)
Access Science (McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science)
Virtual Science Center
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
Bad Astronomy (Excellent Site-Lots of Good Stuff and Lots of Myth Busting Stuff)
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
4000 Years of Women in Science
Greatest Women in Science History (excellent resource, highlights many of the women who contributed so much to science)
Understanding Evolution (This site does a very nice job of explaining Evolution)
GEPA Prep on line simulated test questions
Interactive Tutorials such as Solar and Lunar Eclipses and much more!
The International Earth Rotation Service
Einstein's Light (really great explanations of scientific laws developed by Galileo, Maxwell and Einstein)
Eyes of Nye-Bill Nye site
Many Earth Science Animations
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Extreme Science (world records of all sorts, living and non living)
Resources from the NJ State Libraries (lots of information and resources for different issues)
Virtual Lesson Plans (All Areas, Excellent potential)
The Science Spot - This is an excellent site especially for teachers - it is loaded with lesson plans and printable activity sheets (check it out)
Science-Class this is an excellent site and must see especially for middle school science teachers (loaded with really great stuff)
School of Champions Web Site (this site is an excellent resource especially for physical science)
World Population Clock (Excellent up to date information about populations, whole world or by country)
Grade 8 Science Web Site for Flemington Raritan School (managed by Richard Tormey)
Websters On-Line Dictionary (Great resource)
Enjoy the Ride (A Feel Good Video/Powerpoint) An Introspective Reflection
Snoops The definitive Internet reference source for urban legends, folklore, myths, rumors, and misinformation
Snoops: The Specific Science Section
United States Debt Clock (What the debt is for each person in America, very scarry)