Science Physics

• Light and Optics

• Science: Physics 

• Aeronautics Learning Laboratory  - Contains information about the history and principles of aeronautics, across three educational levels, from middle school to college. Also contains advice on careers in aeronautics.
• Alliant Energy Kids  - Teaches energy basics, safety, and impact on the environment. Offers games, quizzes, projects, and printable activity sheets.
• Amusement Park Physics  - Explores how the laws of physics play a role in the design of amusement park rides; activities include design a roller coaster and determine the outcome of bumper car collisions.
• Antibubbles  - Get to know and explore the concept of antibubbles, its properties and distinctive features.
• Bite Size Physics  - Provides fun physics lessons, online activities, games and videos.
• Bright Light Fright  - Explores the history and science of lightning and lightning detection.
• CernLand  - Kids' pages from CERN, the European Centre for Nuclear Research, provide games, video clips and physics explanations, including information on the Hadron Collider.
• Crashwhite.com  - Contains information on Mr. White’s Physics class. Includes course description and tips for doing assignments.
• Electricity and Magnetism  - Presents a series of simple experiments on electricity and magnetism, designed for children of around 4th grade age.
• Energy Information Administration Kid's Page  - Kid's access for energy facts, quiz, puzzles, coloring book, field trips, classroom activities, glossary and related links.
• Energy Quest  - Features this award-winning energy education website of the California Energy Commission which highlights energy and other related information.
• How Do Things Fly?  - Explains the physics of how things fly and allows kids to experiment with designing their own aircraft.
• How Things Work  - Provides answers to questions related to Physics and Science. Also includes course and book information for references as well as instructional materials for teachers.
• Learning Circuits  - Features interactive lessons and activities about electricity, simple circuits, circuit diagrams, switches, insulators and conductors.
• Molecularium  - Three atom guides help kids learn what's in a nano world in this interactive digital dome.
• Optics For Kids  - Created to explore the science of light. Find experiments, classroom activities, and reference materials.
• Physics Central  - Under the American Physical Society it features works and centers on scientific meetings and publications of many physicists.
• Physics Classroom  - Online tutorial for high school physics students includes interactive study modules and review questions.
• Physics Web  - Get the latest news, resources, events, buyer's guide, products and press on the world of physics.
• Physics.org  - Presents a collection of resources for students, teachers as well as to parents.
• Rader's Physics 4 Kids  - Features an introduction to physics plus sections on motion, heat, electricity, light and modern physics, each with its own quiz.
• Radioactivity and Radiation  - Simple explanations of radioactivity including atomic nucleus, radioactive decay, biological effects, and hazardous isotopes.
• Soap Bubbles  - Explains the science and mathematics behind the 'stickiness' of bubbles, their shape, bubble combinations, the role of soap in making bubbles, and the origin of color.
• Superconductors  - Explore particulars about superconductor; with definition, history, uses, types, terminology and naming scheme.