Some interesting topics on the Internet.

Legal History.

• English
• An American perspective.

Astronomy and celestial pictures on the WWW.

• A Multimedia Tour of the Nine Planets.
• Astronomy and Astrophysics on the Web.
• As featured on NPR, Earth and Sky, courtesy National Science Foundation.
• sci.astro FAQ, Frequently asked questions about the cosmos, thanks to Cornell Astrophysics Dept.

Mathematically generated and computer images.

• Fractals, courtesy Paul Carlson.
• Poynton's Colour Page FAQ on color computer images.

Science and Biology.

• Cells alive! cell biology on the Internet.
• The Virtual Frog Dissection Kit.
• The JASON Project, an electronic field trip.

How to write your own webpage.

• The concept : World Wide Web Consortium, the internet as a community.
• An Introduction to HTML. HTML stands for "Hypertext Markup Language," the code used by webbrowsers
• A basic HTML tutorial, courtesy Maricopa County Community College.
• The Editorial Eye, a standard for web editors.

Historical pursuits.

• Ancient Scripts excellent reference for ancient languages and writing systems.
• Where history lives on the Web, The History Net. Articles and Opinions.
• The Royalty in History Webpage.
• The Labyrinth Project, Medieval Studies brought to you by Georgetown University.
• The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
• From Great Britain, The Museum of Antiquities.