blueblau's favorite science web sites

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Awesome Image Technology Video - Metacafe: May 9, 10:58pm 4 reviews science, video
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/631349/awesome_image_technology/

YouTube - Carl Sagans Cosmos: Life on Jupiter: May 9, 10:42pm 1 review science, video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uakLB7Eni2E

How to Reform the US Educational System | Incredimazing: May 7, 6:14pm 2 reviews people, photography, science, women, lol
http://incredimazing.com/page/How_to_Reform_the_US_Educational_System; "How to Reform the US Educational System - You know at least 50% of the class will be paying attention :)"

Rosetta Constellation | Incredimazing: May 7, 6:10pm 2 reviews science, space, gold, concepts-black
http://incredimazing.com/page/Rosetta_Constellation

Californian housing estate gets solar as standard: Apr 28, 6:21pm 0 review science
http://www.gizmag.com/community-sells-solar-as-standard/9220/

http://ginasiomental.com/016.jpg: Apr 28, 4:59pm 216 reviews people, photography, science, vintage, b-w
http://ginasiomental.com/016.jpg; Mad Scientist Party. How interesting it must have been

http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC063368/full_moon.jpg: Apr 20, 10:25pm -1 review astronomy, photography, science, astrology, moon
http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC063368/full_moon.jpg

Amazing Geological Oddities | Fingel.com: Apr 17, 5:04pm 41 reviews science, usa, landscapes, california, geology
http://www.fingel.com/2008/04/amazing-geological-oddities/; Moving Rocks @ "Racetrack Playa", Death Valley, CA Rocks that seem to move on their own. Pebbles to boulders are found scattered around the "racetrack" with trails that turn, loop, and zigzag behind them. Some of the rocks move, others don't. It was thought for some time that magnetic forces were the cause. Scientists now believe that the cause is wind. When there has been enough water to soak the flat clay, and temperatures lower below freezing, it causes tiny ice crystals to form. When the surface of a rock is slick enough in these conditions wind will actually have enough power to move them around, leaving a trail.