DIYA-The Ultimate online student body

1 www.skyserver.fnal.gov/en/ (this site present data from the sloan digital sky survey, a project to make a map of the entire universe.aiming to be no less than a complete map of the entire universe, the sloan digital sky survey lets you scroll through views of the northern sky, as well as the famous portions of outer space.)

2 www.manufacturing.stanford.edu/ (this stanford's alliance for innovative manufacturing website gives you the insight into how the producst we use and consume every day are manufactured. the virtual tour of factories and the complex processing within them provides a glimpse into the intriguing, often overlooked world of manufacturing. find how a gaint airplane is created from thin air.)

3 www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2002/egypt/index.htm (explore the burial places of ancient egypt and the artistic wonders they contain in this aesthetically-enticing online exhibit provided by the national gallery of art. a multimedia smorgasbord including streaming artifact slideshows, photo galleries, and a virtual walkthorugh of an actual tomb.

4 www.firstmonday.org/ (here is an internet journal that provides interesting information on tech life. the "informational value of museum websites" is just one of more than 300 subjects addressed by first monday, a peer-reviewed journal covering the internet . the indepth studies on this site srcutinize a medium too often faulted for not checking its facts.

5 www.math.uah.edu/stat/ (virtual lab in probability and statistics interactive provides web based modules for students and teachers of probability and statistics. most pages have one or more java applets designed so that the students can run random experiments or generate data quickly and easily . it contains discussions on mathematical theory. along with a set of exercises.

6 www.spot.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/sintro.htm (stargazers presents a collection of about sixty linked files on elementary astronomy, newtonian mechanics, spaceflight and space craft. it is an attempt to create a high-school curriculum which makes as much use of space and spaceflight as possible. the material is presented in a historical framework with any side excursions and incidental connections, with many outside links.

7 www.spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/education/intro.html (this is the home of an overview of space research on the earth's environment n space. its database provides a non-mathematical introduction to magnetism, plasmas, particels of space and their motion, and the study of the earth's magnetic environment in space. also covers the sun and solar activity, magnetospheres of other planets.

8 www.codenotes.com (this site is designed for the software developers who need to come up to speed quickly. it drills down to the core aspects of a technology and focuses on the key elements needed to implement it immediately thus presenting highly technical material in an efficient and useful format, bridging the gap between comprehensive manuals and pocket references.

9 www.goscience.com.au/ (this pure science website is developed for young students with an interest in science. it allows them to explore career information; update themselves with the latest happenings in the world of science; meet in-the-field science professionals; and find answers to real questions, such as, "how can u use science to become a better surfer?"

10 www.the-solar-system.net/ (a valuable educational source that incorporates 315 pages and over 340 quality images on solar system. besides loaded packets of information. each page has some review questions about the pictures on that page. there are also 15 picture quizzes with 75 questions. you will also find astronomy web quests here.

11 www.beconvinced.com ( an Islamic site which has all articles related to science)

12 www.faridi.net ( a site full of valuable information and hundreds of links)

13 www.apniisp.com ( an interesting website)

14 www.cnn.com

15 www.bbc.com

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