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1. Need to find a needle in a Cyberstack? The
Info Finder has links to museums, book reviews, popular magazines,
and much, much more
2. Telephone
directories on the web includes the Americas, Europe, Africa
and Asia - from Austria to Madagascar and from Malaysia to Argentina
and many points in between
3. Google is probably
the biggest search engine in the world, but Lukol
is trying to beat them
4. First headlines
- lots of news from all over
5. Search with plain English at Ask
(formerly Ask Jeeves)
6. Easy Searcher
says it's a great search page for newbies and old pros
7. Ever want to convert feet to furlongs or fahrenheit
to Celsius? Try the Interactive
Units Converter for many calculators to help you.
8. When in doubt, try the library, especially Vancouver
Public Library
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9. Treasure
hunt online
10. Research on academic topics at Infomine
11. Dogpile is
another meta-search engine
12. Find quotations
on many topics at this site
13. News search
engine
14. Scientific
American lets you ask an expert
15. More free
expertise here
16. For the mad scientist
that lurks in all of us...the next 9 links
17. Great site about buildings
and skyscrapers
18. The Venus Project
is an interesting modern culture and science site
19. For the space wanderers, there's SETI
20. Latest info on space probes,
including the Mars rovers
21. To hear what
the sun would sound like (based on radar returns)
22. Real time images of Earth
from space
23. SOHO space-borne Solar
observatory -- you can sometimes even see comets that fall into
the sun!
24. Space weather conditions,
visibility of space objects (comets, etc.)
and excellent pictures of aurora worldwide
25. Reference desk
seems like a good place to stop
Click on Useful
Links above and to the left for more gems
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