Physical Science Picture Sources Paula Berinstein Berinstein Research Columnist, ONLINE Magazine pberinstein@worldnet.att.net http://www.berinsteinresearch.com

Physical science images, except those dealing with astronomy andweather, remain one of the last areas of visual scarcity on theWeb. Graphics and photographs illustrating energy, motion,magnetism, and other natural forces may not excite the averageperson the way pictures of nude celebrities do, but for theintellectually curious, fathoming the mysteries of the universecan be far more rewarding. After all, never before have humansbeen able to view the world from as many perspectives. The sourcesin this list will allow you to peer through other people'smicroscopes, behold the earth and the universe from crystal-clearspace, see through solid objects, and glimpse phenomena notvisible to the naked eye.

For Chemistry

http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/micro/gallery.html
This Finding Images Online site of the month winner featuresphotographs taken through the microscope. Even if chemistry failsto captivate you, you'll be dazzled by these images of beer, icecream, hormones, and a basketball magnified to B-movieproportions. You can also learn something about the subject athand from the running commentary.

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