Here are some thought provoking books that I would recommend
that you read if you are interested in human intelligence, artificial intelligence,
the history of thought and gravity:
I. Michio Keyko: Hyperspace
II. Diane Eisler: The Chalice and the Blade
III. Daniel Quinn: Ishmael
IV.Robert Piersig: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintainence
V. Timothy Ferris: The Whole Shebang.
VI. Convey & Heinfield: Frontiers of Complexity
VII. Hermann Weil: Space, Time Matter.
VIII. Stephen Hawking: A Brief History of Time.
Here are also some links that you may find interesting:
General News:
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NASA
Spies Largest-Ever Antarctic Ozone Hole
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The
Ozone Hole Tour : Home Page
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Himalyan
Ice Cores Reveal Climate Warming, Catastrophic Drought
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Scientific
American: Quick Article Summaries: Magnificent Cosmos: February 1998
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Specifically scifi:
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SFF
Net
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SFWA
Index
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Star
Wars: Episode II - The Official Web Site
cosmology
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Introduction
to Cosmology Web Site
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What
is Theoretical Cosmology?
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Astronomy
Tutorial: The Big Bang
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Stephen
Hawking
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complexity
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The
Chaos Hypertextbook
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Santa
Fe Institute
Education resources-astronomy
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Astronomy
Picture of the Day
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SpaceDaily.Com
- Your Internet Space Portal
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Views
of the Solar System
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Students
for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS)
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Skyhound
by CapellaSoft
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Mr.
Galaxy's Supernovae
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Astroweb
Category Listing
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Educational
Activities at the Space Telescope Science Institute
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Missions,
Instruments and Programs
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Astronomical
Images Archive
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Sources
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Astronomy
(Science)
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Astronomy
and Astrophysics at NSSDC
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Astronomy
activities index
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Mars
Introduction
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Brief
History of Cosmology
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Astronomy
HyperText Book
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Earth
Science and Solar System Exploration Division
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http://bang.lanl.gov/hot/education.html
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red
giant star, Definition from AP Dictionary of Science and Technology
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Red
Giant
Education resources-physics
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Entropy
on the World Wide Web
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Intensity:
the Inverse Square Law
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TIPTOP:
Welcome Page
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Physics
(Science)
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Web
Physics Page
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Contemporary
Physics Education Project (CPEP)
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Particle
Physics Education Sites