In4mador! : A collection of interesting and fun links

Links in category 'science':

« previous12 next »


link	replies


Can you name the Elements of the Periodic Table? See how many elements you can remember. You have 15 minutes. posted to science by Rabid_Weasle, Mar 31st : score: 275 : 483 clicks	( 19 )



Transmitting live from the Ocean below the Antarctic Ice "You can listen to the underwater sound of the Antarctic Ocean with a delay of a few seconds here. " posted to science by Brad, Mar 31st : score: 111 : 352 clicks	( 0 )



Top 10 Amazing Chemistry Videos "Fiery explosions, beautiful reactions, and hilarious music videos are great reasons to be excited about chemistry. Here are some of our favorites." posted to science by Brad, Mar 9th : score: 367 : 940 clicks	( 31 )



Bloxes "Bloxes are building blocks made of interlocking pieces of corrugated cardboard, folded together. Their unique shape and structure make them exceptionally strong and lightweight — you could build yourself a platform to stand on, and then pick it up and move it wherever you need to." posted to science by Brad, Mar 7th : score: 299 : 431 clicks	( 2 )



Rotating Silhouette Illusion The lady's silhouette is seen rotating clockwise by most males, counter-clockwise by most females. Try seeing it from both perspectives. posted to science by sinchio77, Feb 8th : score: 44 : 1945 clicks	( 17 )



Test your Tiredness "To test your tiredness click your left mouse button as soon as you see numbers appear on the screen. Your reaction time indicates how tired you are, so don't hesitate!" posted to science by Brad, Jan 16th : score: 172 : 2054 clicks	( 8 )



IQ Test A Flash IQ test focusing on pattern recognition. posted to science by Brad, Nov 9th : score: 111 : 1726 clicks	( 10 )



Decay Cam Watch stuff decay over time. One viewable still frame added to each active project every 24 hours, and time-lapse videos for completed projects consisting of hourly stills. posted to science by BiggerJ, Aug 15th : score: 64 : 614 clicks	( 2 )



Top 10 Best Spacewalks in History Photos and video from some of the greatest spacewalks. posted to science by Brad, Jul 25th : score: 111 : 663 clicks	( 4 )



Weirdconverter "Welcome to WeirdConverter! The site is simple: it is like a currency converter, but for completely unrelated items." posted to science by Brad, Jun 5th : score: 111 : 1008 clicks	( 4 )



Brainiac Montage A collection of the wacky moments on the science-abuse show Brainiac, which does show in North America. posted to science by jBot, Jan 31st, 2007 : score: 78 : 229 clicks	( 2 )



Non-Newtonian Fluid A mixture of corn starch and water is placed over a sub-woofer. Crazyness ensues. posted to science by Rabid_Weasle, Jan 28th, 2007 : score: 100 : 1077 clicks	( 11 )



WWF \| Storms A very well made and effective PSA for global warming. posted to science by Rabid_Weasle, Jan 10th, 2007 : score: 100 : 313 clicks	( 10 )



Spacefall Video from a camera mounted on a rocket booster on the Space Shuttle Atlantis, as it falls back to earth after launch. posted to science by FurQ, Jan 4th, 2007 : score: 85 : 340 clicks	( 2 )



Big Numbers Type in a number (it accepts numbers with up to over 300 digits) and this tool will give you its complete spoken name. posted to science by BiggerJ, Jul 18th, 2006 : score: 64 : 723 clicks	( 10 )



Imagining the Tenth Dimension A mindbending animated trip through the 'ten dimensions' theory that forms part of the basis of string theory. Click the 'I have Flash 8' box, mouseover 'Navigation' if the sidebar isn't extended, and click 'Imagining the Ten Dimensions'. posted to science by BiggerJ, Jul 5th, 2006 : score: 64 : 58 clicks	( 33 )



Visible Proofs Visible Proofs is about the history of forensic medicine. Over the centuries, physicians, surgeons, and other professionals have struggled to develop scientific methods that translate views of bodies and body parts into "visible proofs" that can persuade judges, juries, and the public. posted to science by FurQ, Jul 3rd, 2006 : score: 85 : 409 clicks	( 1 )



United Nuclear Magnets Some of the most powerful magnets on earth and for sale! posted to science by Planettroy, Apr 30th, 2006 : score: 64 : 800 clicks	( 4 )



Two women, 250lbs & 120 lbs a side by side comparison via xray posted to science by Tony, Apr 23rd, 2006 : score: 2 : 1511 clicks	( 3 )



Skulls Unlimited International "The World's Leading Supplier of Osteological Specimens" posted to science by Brad, Apr 13th, 2006 : score: 111 : 437 clicks	( 4 )



ARTnatomy "Anatomical basis of facial expression learning tool." posted to science by Brad, Mar 14th, 2006 : score: 111 : 569 clicks	( 0 )



Aerogel, a.k.a. Frozen Smoke The world's lightest-known solid, weighing only three times that of air. And it's for sale! posted to science by Anijunga, Feb 24th, 2006 : score: 101 : 1253 clicks	( 12 )



The Evolution Game "You're a small primate in the Eocene forests of 50 million years ago, but the world is changing. You'll have to adapt. How you play the game will affect what you become." posted to science by Megaccino, Feb 14th, 2006 : score: 95 : 1593 clicks	( 19 )



Molecule of the Month Features a new molecule every month, with descriptions on how it works and other technical chemical stuff. posted to science by Planettroy, Jan 11th, 2006 : score: 64 : 567 clicks	( 3 )



Olofonia Italian site with impressive samples of holophonic 3D sound, to be listened to with headphones. Click 'Entra', then 'Le nostre produzioni', then 'Scarica gli MP3' for the MP3 files. posted to science by BiggerJ, Jan 8th, 2006 : score: 64 : 675 clicks	( 3 )



Scale Model of the Solar System An accurate model of the solar system. 1 pixel equals roughtly 1000 kilometers. posted to science by BiggerJ, Nov 6th, 2005 : score: 64 : 889 clicks	( 3 )



Interesting High-speed Video Clips "The video clips below were filmed with a special high-speed camera. The super slow-motion playback lets you visualize effects that cannot be seen with the naked eye or with a standard video camera." posted to science by Rabid_Weasle, Jul 31st, 2005 : score: 100 : 1290 clicks	( 3 )



Google Moon Similar to Google Maps, except centered around navigating the moon. Be sure to zoom in all the way. posted to science by Quigles, Jul 24th, 2005 : score: 18 : 519 clicks	( 6 )



Super Mario Physics A demonstration of various physics concepts in Super Mario form. posted to science by Brad, Jul 14th, 2005 : score: 111 : 1147 clicks	( 6 )



Summer Moon Illusion This week the moon will look super big, the biggest it has in 18 years. posted to science by Planettroy, Jun 20th, 2005 : score: 64 : 767 clicks	( 3 )



Implicit Association Test You may say you don't discriminate against certain groups, but these tests will tell you what you unconsciously think. Each test takes about 10 minutes to complete. posted to science by rewinder, Jun 6th, 2005 : score: 89 : 1226 clicks	( 5 )



Top 10 Ways to Destroy Earth "A host of methods for ending the planet as we know it." posted to science by Graham, Jun 4th, 2005 : score: 54 : 645 clicks	( 0 )



Visible Human Browser Navigate a deep scan of the human body. posted to science by Brad, May 25th, 2005 : score: 111 : 862 clicks	( 1 )



Real-Time Forecast of California Earthquake Hazards A color-coded map from the U.S. Geological Survey showing the likelihood of major earthquakes in California in the next 24 hours. posted to science by choadwarrior, May 18th, 2005 : score: 113 : 269 clicks	( 0 )



What Color Eyes Would Your Children Have? In an effort to please Brad, what color eyes would your children have? posted to science by rewinder, May 18th, 2005 : score: 89 : 950 clicks	( 6 )



Motorcyle Ride through Chernobyl Story and pictures of one woman's motorcycle ride through Chernobyl nearly 20 years after the disaster. posted to science by FurQ, May 18th, 2005 : score: 85 : 368 clicks	( 4 )



Earth Impact Effects Program Earth Impact Effects Program: an easy-to-use, interactive web site for estimating the regional environmental consequences of an impact on Earth. This program will estimate the ejecta distribution, ground shaking, atmospheric blast wave, and thermal effects of an impact as well as the size of the crater produced. posted to science by FurQ, May 18th, 2005 : score: 85 : 367 clicks	( 2 )



Solar Death Ray The zany adventures of the mirror-covered device that can burn and melt objects with the power of 112 suns. posted to science by BiggerJ, May 5th, 2005 : score: 64 : 828 clicks	( 7 )



The Trebuchet Pictures of a piano, a 40 gallon petrol bomb and a cow launched (separately) from a three-ton trebuchet. posted to science by Brad, Apr 18th, 2005 : score: 111 : 991 clicks	( 10 )



The Micropolitan Museum Micro organisms : The Micropolitan Museum finally exhibits these often overlooked works of art which are only visible with the aid of the microscope posted to science by FurQ, Apr 8th, 2005 : score: 85 : 340 clicks	( 0 )



Hunkin's Experiments "Welcome to Hunkin's Experiments. Cool cartoons that will have you experimenting with food, light, sound, clothes, and a whole lot more!!" posted to science by Brad, Apr 7th, 2005 : score: 111 : 595 clicks	( 0 )



Molecular Expressions "The Molecular Expressions Galleria is your gateway to our numerous collections of photographs taken through a microscope." Check out some beer, wines, cocktails, soft drinks, ice cream and dinosaur bones. posted to science by Brad, Mar 15th, 2005 : score: 111 : 444 clicks	( 0 )



Ice Wall Project A huge, free-standing ice wall built by the Alaskan Alpine Club for ice climbing. posted to science by Anijunga, Mar 1st, 2005 : score: 101 : 559 clicks	( 2 )



World Jump Day Take part in the attempt to change the Earths orbit by having everybody jump at once! posted to science by lasergeek, Feb 28th, 2005 : score: 80 : 789 clicks	( 9 )



Celebrity Skin "We're your best source for celebrity waste and bacteria!" posted to science by Brad, Jan 26th, 2005 : score: 111 : 900 clicks	( 10 )



Student Drawings of the Human Body These are exceptional drawings of parts of the human body, except that they are drawn by kids. A student named Santiago even labeled the coccyx correctly. posted to science by rewinder, Dec 4th, 2004 : score: 89 : 1416 clicks	( 8 )



SEM Images of Bugs Pictures of bugs using a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). posted to science by Anijunga, Oct 26th, 2004 : score: 101 : 831 clicks	( 6 )



Personality Disorder Test Find out whether you suffer from any number of personality disorders, including paranoia, narcissism, schizophrenia and more posted to science by Chi_The_Cynic, May 29th, 2004 : score: 1 : 3994 clicks	( 11 )



Powers of Ten "View the Milky Way at 10 million light years from the Earth. Then move through space towards the Earth in successive orders of magnitude until you reach a tall oak tree just outside the buildings of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Tallahassee, Florida." posted to science by Brad, Mar 10th, 2004 : score: 111 : 1086 clicks	( 2 )



Britney's Guide to Semiconductor Physics "It is a little known fact, that Ms Spears is an expert in semiconductor physics." posted to science by Bargaintuan, Dec 31st, 2003 : score: 82 : 903 clicks	( 0 )

« previous12 next »

« back to the front page