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• Journals of the American Physical Society   - Physical Review Online, PRL, Reviews of Modern Physics, etc.

• distributed.net: Node Zero - Distributed computing!
• Edge - John Brockman's site promotes inquiry into and discussion of scientific, intellectual, philosophical, artistic, and literary issues, and works for the intellectual and social achievement of society.
• The Galileo Project - Comprehensive and detailed information on the life and work of Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) and over 600 biographies of contemporaneous scientists, from Rice University.
• The Globus Project - A research project investigating how to build infrastructure and developing software for a metacomputing computational grid as described in Physics Today February 2002.
• Protocol Online - Your Lab's Reference Book - Directory of research protocols in a variety of bioscience fields. Also hosts discipline-specific discussion forums.
• Quantum Theory from Five Reasonable Axioms
• Science and Creationism - The National Academy of Science's official statements on creation science and intelligent design "theory".
• Skeptics Society and Skeptic Magazine - Answering nonscientific views so I don't have to.
• Society for Amateur Scientists
• Workshop on Quantum Cryptography and Quantum Computing - Featuring Willis E. Lamb's (in)famous eight statements about Quantum Mechanics in scientific culture.

• Astronomers reach the event horizon. - X-Ray astronomers believe that they have now seen conclusive evidence of the existence of black holes. [New Scientist] (July 10, 2002)
• Quantum gyroscope could reveal universe's spin. - A modified ring-laser gyro is being used to test the prediction from general relativity that some of the space-time near the earth is "dragged with" it as it spins; improvement of this technique using BECs instead of lasers could measure if the universe posesses an intrinsic spin. [New Scientist] (July 10, 2002)

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