Ok, here is another set of cool, interesting and often obscure sites you probably have never seen - but are worth a visit!

So in no particular order lets start surfing!

10 Dimensions

I know I know, everytime you set down and try and work out the ramifications of a ten dimensional multiverse, you get a headache. And who doesn't? But on this site (which is a promo for a book called Imaging The Ten Dimensions, there is a great video that helps you understand (or at least get a glimpse of insight) into the universe as it really is. 

Click here.

The Ultimate Flash Face

Ever want to be a Police Sketch Artist? This site has a very interesting face builder application for you to give it a go. Vary the head, nose, eyes, glasses, mouth, beard, mustache, hair and more to build a composite sketch of the usual suspects.

Click here.

Body Parts

Ok, so you have watched every episode of Autopsy and CSI. Think you know your body parts? Then check out this area of the American History site with its interactive quiz on what is this?

Click here.

Senses Challenge

Ok, so now lets test your senses. Can you tell which is bigger? Longer? Rounder? Taste better? Yeah, sure you can. But go ahead and give it a go!

Cleck here.

Cell Biology Animation

Having some trouble studying for that Cell Biology exam? Or just want to see how really interesting the cell can be? Then check out these instructional animations!

Click here.

Hubble Heritage Gallery

The Hubble Space Telescope has opened the eyes of not just astronomers, but all of us with its magnificent images of What's Out There. This site has a really great gallery of some of Hubbles best pictures, in an easy to access interface.

Click here.

Virtual Egypt

Love ancient Egypt? Who doesn't. Now you can learn to read and write Hieroglyphics on the Virtual Egypt site.

Click here.

Flash Earth

Google Earth isn't the ONLY place for interactive maps you know. Check out Flash Earth and move between these map apps seamlessly.

Click here.

Quantum Theory Made Relatively Easy

IN 1999, legendary theoretical physicist Hans Bethe delivered three lectures on quantum theory to his neighbors at the Kendal of Ithaca retirement community (near Cornell University). Given by Professor Bethe at age 93, the lectures are presented here as QuickTime videos.

Click here.

Finally, on our list of ten sites, we end with a site with a list of ten oddities...

Top 10 Out-Of-Place Artifacts

An out-of-place artifact is an object that exists in a place in which it is impossible for it to exist. OOPArts are often of interest to creationists and others who seek evidence that may refute the theory of evolution; they are also used to support religious descriptions of pre-history, ancient astronaut theories, or the notion of vanished civilizations that possessed knowledge or technology more advanced than our own. This is a list of the top 10 out-of-place artifacts.

Click here.

Posted at 02:08PM Mar 09, 2008 by Lou Wallace in Inform  |  Comments[0]