The Net Advance of Physics RETRO:
SITES OF RELATED INTEREST

• Adler Planetarium and Scientific Instrument Collection [Chicago]
• Astronomiæ Historia by Hilmar Duerbeck [The author of this page died in 2012, so its future may be in doubt.]
• Center for History of Physics [American Institute of Physics]
• DIY Physics by David and Shanni Prutchi
• European Cultural Heritage Online Amazing primary-source collection. [Max Planck Institute for the History of Science]
• Experimental History of Science [Dr. Jimena Canales]
• Experimental History of Science [Uppsala Universitet]
• The Giant's Shoulders Now extinct, like its sequel, Whewell's Gazette.
• Hamilton Studies by Anne van Weerden
• History of Mathematics by David E. Joyce
• History of Mathematics by David R. Wilkins
• History of Science [Science Page]
• Instruments for Natural Philosophy by Thomas B. Greenslade, Jr.
• Internet Archive Vast number of books etc.
• Lateral Science by Roger Curry ["being a plethora of science & engineering subjects, both real & virtual", and, one might add, both Victorian and modern.]
• Low-tech Magazine
• MIT Archives
• MIT Museum
• MIT Open Courseware: STS.001 -- Technology in American History by Merritt Roe Smith [Spring 2006]
• MIT Open Courseware: STS.036 -- Technology and Nature in American History by Jamie Pietruska [Spring 2008]
• MIT Open Courseware: STS.050 -- The History of MIT by David Mindell and Merritt Roe Smith [Spring 2011]
• MIT Open Courseware: STS.464 -- Cultural History of Technology by Leo Marx and Rosalind Williams [Spring 2005]
• Mac Tutor History of Mathematics Archive
• Math Pages: History
• Museum of the History of Science [Oxford]
• Museum of Old Techniques [Grimbergen, the Netherlands]
• Museum of Victorian Science [Glaisdale, Whitby, North Yorkshire]
• Neo-Victorian Studies
• Net Advance of Physics Recommended Links: For more-recent developments in physical science.
• Science Hobbyist by Bill Beatty. [Much more than the name suggests.]
• Science & Society Picture Library [Science Museum (So. Kensington), National Railway Museum, and National Media Museum]
• Skulls in the Stars: "Dr. SkySkull" is the pseudonym of a physics professor at UNC. "The blog covers topics in physics and optics, the history of science, classic pulp fantasy and horror fiction, and the surprising intersections between these areas."
• Small Blimps Forum
• Songs from the History of Science
• Spark Museum
• Steampunk Tribune
• The Tech (MIT Student Newspaper) [All issues 1881-present available online.]
• University of Toronto Scientific Instruments Collection
• Victorian Database
• Victorian Web
• Voyages Extraordinaires
• Waywiser [Online database of Harvard's Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments.]
• Whipple Museum of the History of Science [Cambridge, UK]
• Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, Division of Historical Scientific Instruments
• 2D Goggles [Sydney Padua's remarkable webcomic.]

THE NET ADVANCE OF PHYSICS --- Retro