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How we do blush to hear the untutored tongue
In his powerful heads-up book Jump Point, Tom Hayes writes (p. 11) that experts forecast that Web-enabled mobile phone adoption can “easily reach the three billion mark by the Jump Point year 2011,...
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Particle physics in simple terms
Quarked Adventures in the Subatomic Universe teaches particle physics in simple terms. There are games and other activities for small children, but the Subatomic Universe Roadmap and the Glossary...
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Quick tour of CERN particle physics
A little tour narrated by quarking ducks introduces CERN with an interactive show: “Particle Physics – A Keyhole to the Birth of Time.” The duck show is part of CERN’s website which describes Europe’s...
View ArticleNew Year’s Day is frigorific: very, very cool
Honest, I didn’t make up that word: I found it this morning on my RSS feed from Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day. The experts there tell us that frigorific is an adjective meaning : causing cold :...
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Precise, concise, connected math at Wolfram MathWorld
For essentially anything about mathematics, you can find a precise, concise node about it, a node enhanced by hyperlinks to related equally crisp and accurate nodes, at WolframMathWorld. With...
View ArticlemLearnopedia community launched today
GoldenSwamp is proud to be a featured founding participant in the new mobile content community described in this press release: New Mobile Learning Content Community Resource Available mLearnopedia.com...
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Play OYEZ BASEBALL and learn about SCOTUS
“‘The Law-Baseball Quiz’ debuted in the New York Times on April 4, 1979. Created by law professor Robert M. Cover, it compared baseball players and Supreme Court Justices.” Thus begins the web page...
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CIA for Kids study subject example
Near the top of the left sidebar of this page is the entrance to the expanding GoldenSwamp Study Subjects section. I am now spending a couple of weeks building that section from my EdClicks study...
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Picture of molecule structure first of its kind
It is stunning that this first of its kind image and description of how it was taken can be studied by anyone with an internet browser — almost immediately upon its discovery. It will be many months...
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Optical conveyor belt gathers up molecules
Watch the video above to see a very recent advance in molecular science — the kind that would take months or years to reach classrooms before the edge of human knowledge moved online. A Chemistry...
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