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Links to the Future  http://www2.pcix.com/~jeffocal/shadlink.htm
is devoted to linking students, educators and professionals to
research facilities and data bases on the WWW.  Your
suggestions on improving this web site would be appreciated
by many members of the internet community.  Please forward
your ideas to Jeff at jeffocal@pcix.com

Below are a few of the links that this site contains.

Thanks Jeff
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Mathematics

The Math Forum 
   is an excellent place to find information and resources on
   math related topics. 
Selected Math Resources 
  by subject is where you should go if you know what topic
  you are interested in. 

NASA LINKS
Biographies 
  of NASA's Astronauts is one of the most inspiring web sites
  that I have visited.
The National High School
  Space Settlement Design  Contest is NOT directly associated
  with NASA  but provides information on design of space 
  related technologies Good site to visit if you are interested in
  participating in the future of space.

LEARNING LINKS

Doing Science
  brings together resources to help students learn the art of 
  scientific investigation.  A good place to begin a career.

LIBRARIES
The ZWEB library
  is a service provided by Michigan State University
  which connects the congressional and many university libraries
  into one search able data base.  If you need information you
  will probably be able to find it here.
School Libraries on the Web
  is a directory  of web pages maintained by K-12 school libraries
  in the United States and countries around the world.

MUSEUMS
The Smithsonian Museums 
  home page links you to a vast network of historical people, places,
  and resources.

ARCHAEOLOGY
ArchNet Archaeological Regions
  uncovers reports images and archaeological data.  Indexed
  according to regions.
The ArchNet search engine
  will unearth information on many different topics.

ASTRONOMY
ESA/NASA SOHO 
  The Solar and Heloispheric Observation web pages are still
  under construction  but are the best source of information of
  solar research that exist on the web.
The ESO/ST.ECF
  Archive is a collaboration of the European Southern
  Observatory  and the Space Telescope -  European
  Coordination Facility  (ST-ECG) archive that covers a 
  wide range of topics.

BIOLOGY
Harvard's bioscience
  search able data base.  You'll have to judge this one for yourself.
  Biology was one of my weaker subjects.

CHEMISTRY 
The Harvard
  biochemistry Biophysics and Microbiology WWW virtual 
  library has an extensive data base on these subjects.

GEOPHYSICS
The America Geophysical Union
  home page is a good source for both students Educator and 
  professional to find information about our planet.   Has an
  excellent graphics library that can be used to enhance the
  appearance of school reports.

PALEONTOLOGY
The Dinosaur
  is a University of Berkeley site which is excellent for digging
  up information on dinosaurs.

PHYSICS
The Internet Pilot to Physics
  has links to research institutes indexed by country and fields
  of research.  Also has links to educational resources.
PhysicsEd
  contains links to educational resources including curriculum 
  development, education projects, software and e-mail 
  discussion groups.

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Jeffrey O' Callaghan  email:jeffocal@pcix.com
   IMAGINATION ILLUMINATES REALITY      
                    Links to the Future 
 http://www2.pcix.com/~jeffocal/shadlink.htm
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