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51. Science Monster

    Learn about the solar system or take a tour of Mars and the stars. Also includes a virtual globe and information on gravity and inertia.

    http://sciencemonster.com/

    
    

52. Science Vocabulary Hangman

    Have you been studying your science and math vocab lately? Test yourself with this interesting twist on the traditional Hangman game.

    http://education.jlab.org/vocabhangman/

    
    

53. ScienceTunnel

    Experience a virtual travel through the dimensions of our world and beyond. You can access hundreds of pictures and videos as well as the knowledge and experience of the Max-Planck Society. Also in German.

    http://www.sciencetunnel.com/

    
    

54. SKY Online

    Online page of Sky and Telescope magazine, covering all sorts of astronomy topics.

    http://skyandtelescope.com/

    
    

55. Solar Events

    Find out what neat things are going on in space with a guide to the upcoming solar events.

    http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/evsecef.htm

    
    

56. Space Day

    Find out how you can take part in Space Day activities on the first Thursday of every May.

    http://www.spaceday.org/

    
    

57. Space in the Spotlight

    Find out about forces and motion, spacecraft, the solar system, eclipses, and telescopes. Play some space games too!

    http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0215468/

    
    

58. Space Physics and Aeronomy Research Collaboratory

    Check out this project that helps space scientists work together to study space and earth's upper atmosphere. Play games, ask a scientist a question, and find out about space weather and what's happening in space today.

    http://www.windows.ucar.edu/sparc/

    
    

59. Space Place

    Check out this site from NASA and JPL and learn all about different space topics, make some spacy things, solve an extraterrestrial riddle, and dive below the surface of Mars!

    http://spaceplace.jpl.nasa.gov/

    
    

60. Space Weather Research Explorer

    Make your own space weather predictions with help from the Exploratorium. See live data and get tips on how to read these images and graphs.

    http://www.exploratorium.edu/spaceweather/

    
    

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