Many web sites do an outstanding job of providing very current information from high technology centers doing very significant scientific research. The Hubble Space Telescope News takes the Web out into the far reaches of space and offers us some incredible images such as hydregen clouds trillions of miles long giving birth to stars. If you want more information on space a particularly good site to get it is the Jet Propulsion Laboratory . The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Human Genome Center uses the latest technology in exploring and mapping our genetic structure. Web sites work equally well as sources of information regarding our cultural heritage.
Cave paintings are some of the earliest evidence of our cultural development.
Exploring Ancient World Cultures shows the progression of culture in ancient times. The American Studies Web is an excellent source for Web sources relevant to our history and culture. Use the Library's WWW Searching Tools to help locate sites you need from the millions of URLs now on the Web . The ongoing development of Web Browsers is one. Check out the following information on Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer , the two heavyweights in the arena.