The whole Oregon site is organized somewhat haphazardly, making it difficult to know exactly where to go for what information. It is very long, but pretty cool. The World Lecture Hall is a project to collect all of the links on the World Wide Web that have been created by college faculty to deliver class materials. In it you can find syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, class calendars, multimedia textbooks, and even more. There are 38 links in the physics section currently.
Access is usually by date, and the data is usually presented as graphs or pictures.
This is an incredibly easy way to search for and present vast amounts of data, and NOAA should be complimented highly. I have had a poster of such a picture at home for years and love it. They have promised to update the site as new planets are discovered. The site is in large part the story of Ernest Orlando Lawrence, the inventor of the cyclotron and the founder of the Lab. Originally produced by the lab's public information department in 1981, the site presents a well organized and well told story interlaced with numerous historical pictures.