This web site is designed to complement the exhibition of the same name that is now running at the Science Museum in London, and is supported by the Institute of Physics and the Rutherford Trust. You'll find out just what an electron is, how it was discovered, and the ways in which modern man enslaves it. A layman's introduction to the physical theory of fundamental particles and forces, also known as the Standard Model. Once you begin to explore this site you will be able to find out about the experiments that physicists use to gather evidence for the Standard Model, discover what mysteries are left at the subatomic level, and read a brief history of particle physics. The Virtual Physics Laboratory offers a collection of Java applets designed to teach students about physics.
Subjects covered include mechanics, thermodynamics, astrophysics, and electricity.
Visitors with any level of physics background are sure to get something out of the demonstrations provided by this site. A forum for posting and viewing political scientists' papers on federalism, public administration, public policy, and related topics 2. Weekly issues, House Office web sites, and other government related links. Focused on politics, government and democracy. Covers marketplace, resources, news, issues and forums.