My Java Applets

The CD ROM Spectroscope Jeux Optiques avec les Disques Compacts Das CD ROM Spektroskop

Spectra of Gas Discharges based on my extended version of the site and applet written by John Talbot

Spectra of Gas Discharges by John Talbot (original version)

The original site of the Spectra of Gas Discharges by John Talbot with a Java applet

Heavens above page

University of Tennessee: Stars, Galaxies, and Cosmology

Cosmos in a Computer by Netscape

Virtual trips to black holes and neutron stars by Robert Nemiroff

Cambridge Cosmology

Gravitational Lenses by Peter Newbury.

Your Sky is an interactive planetarium on the Web

JPL's ephemerides calculator

Earth and Planets

Dieter Egger's Java Applets for Astronomy, Celestial Mechanics and Geodesy

Jean-Francois Colonna's gateway between art and science with more than 1000 still pictures and animations

ThinkQuest's Chaos experience

ThinkQuest's Chaos experience

Mike Wessler's Figure of eight orbit with three equal masses (Java applet)

Mike Wessler's Halo orbit Java applet

Animation of the figure of eight orbit (gave problems here)

n-body border collie solution and others (needs Java 1.2 plugin)

animations of n-body problems for gnuplot

An interactive view of the Earth

Solar System Simulator lets you have a look at planets or satellites

P.O.E.T.R.Y. : NASA's Public Outreach, Education and Training, Reaching Youth program: educational tools about the Earth's aurora and magnetosphere

INSPIRE: Build a receiver to listen to terrestial VLF emissions

RADIO JOVE: Build a receiver to listen to Jupiter's decametric emissions

Build a Sodabottle magnetometer

Physics Applets

several good ones for Fluid Dynamics at Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering of Virginia Tech

(Amateur) Radio Astronomy

Jim Sky's Radio Sky Publishing Resources for Amateur Radio Astronomers, Teachers, and Students

Radio Astronomy Supplies

pages on EME, SETI, Radio Astronomy, DSP and Radio Amateurs by Rein Smit

Arbeitskreis Amateurfunk und Telekommunication in der Schule

Natural Radio

DC9UP's homepage

Radio Astronomy Website of South Carolina State University

INSPIRE: Build a receiver to listen to terrestial VLF emissions

RADIO JOVE: Build a receiver to listen to Jupiter's decametric emissions

A Receiver for Jupiter by Yogesh B. Karandikar from Mumbai, India.

Predictions for Visibility of Burst from Jupiter by Hannes Meyer

Internet Jupiter Radio Observatory an international project of University of Florida Radio Observatory, Kochi National College of Technology, and NASA RadioJOVE: Archive of Data from UFRO

Archive of Observations with the Dual Frequency Solar/Jupiter Radio Telescope at Stanback Planetarium (South Carolina State University) the pages seem no longer well maintained!

Archive of Observations with the RADIO JOVE Receiver at Stanback Planetarium (South Carolina State University) These data refer to 2002 only; the pages have a large number of broken links; the pages seem no longer well maintained!

Archive of Solar Observations with the 144 MHz Radio Telescope at Stanback Planetarium (South Carolina State University) the pages seem no longer well maintained!

Eric Vogel/Noumenon Inc.: ULF-ELF-VLF pages

IK1QFK Home page: Exploring ULF-ELF and VLF radio band

LF, VLF and DSP LInks by Rein Smit W6/PA0ZN

VLF and Lightning Research

VLF Research Group at Stanford University

Real-time map of lightnings in Europe

VAISALA: LightningStorm.com services

Long-range VLF location of lightnings

Amateur Science

Electrostatic deflection of candle flames

Science Toys have a lot of ideas for apparatus made from household material

Amateur Science by Bill Beaty

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