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• Room 103 - Here, Caltech alums desperate for intellectual stimulation answer all your science and technology queries. Submit your questions on astronomy, biology, chemistry, physics, math or environmental science, or dip into the archive, which features witty answers to such eternal questions as "Now can I freeze something and bring it back to life?"

• The Sciences Explorer - Take a virtual tour of the inner workings of an atom, research the history of cloning, or look up the current periodic table. This is a great resource for biology, chemistry, physics and math info, but it's the Physics Factoids section that has the really essential stuff-answers to questions like whether birds can fly upside-down and what makesjumping beansjump.

• The Why Files: Science Behind the News - For another perspective on some of today's most contro- versial issues, visit the Univer- sity of Wisconsin's Why Files. You'll find headlines on current news stories ranging from Gulf War Syndrome to forest fires to stem-cell research-but instead of the usual punditry you'll get detailed, dispassionate, expert scientific analysis.