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. Frames are used to enhance the presentation, and the layout and design of the material is top-notch. The pictures there are organized by topics that include accelerators, buildings, history, particle detection, people, publications, and research.
Images are searchable and browsable.
A new physics newsgroup , sci.physics.relativity , has been created. This is the place to discuss and ask questions on the theory of relativity. It is an open forum for discussion related to relativity and physics, and is open to discussion on all levels. Finally, I would like to end this article with references to two sites that should tickle the funny-bone of any scientist. Originally a book written by Tom Weller and published a number of years ago, this site holds true to the original.