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jasonfantl.com Website

Jason Fantl

A computer science blog full of animated simulations and approachable open problems, from noisy-grid bit propagation to…

javalab.org Interactive

JavaLab

Hundreds of browser-based science simulations covering electricity, waves, chemistry, and astronomy, built by a Korean s…

global.jaxa.jp Website

JAXA

The official site of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, covering its rockets, satellites, astronauts, and planetary…

jalammar.github.io Article

Jay Alammar's Illustrated Guides

Illustrated guides that break down how transformers, GPT, and other AI models work using detailed step-by-step diagrams…

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Jennifer Townley

Mechanical sculptures by Jennifer Townley: hypnotic machines of gears, universal joints and rotating forms, each documen…

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Jess Findlay Photography

Wildlife and landscape photographs by Jess Findlay, from owls in snowstorms to foxes and misty Pacific Northwest forests…

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Jessica Wynne

Photographer Jessica Wynne's portfolio, best known for Do Not Erase: close-up portraits of the chalkboards of working ma…

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JetPhotos

A massive community-driven database of aircraft photography, with detailed registrations and airline liveries for spotte…

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Jill Pelto

Jill Pelto paints climate data into watercolors, turning graphs of melting glaciers, sea levels and species decline into…

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Johan Rijpma

Experimental short films by Johan Rijpma in which tape, ink, cracking tiles and falling objects create mesmerizing patte…

math.ucr.edu Website

John Baez's Stuff

Mathematical physicist John Baez's home page with This Week's Finds, a weekly science column running since 1993, plus fu…

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John Bortle's Dark Sky Scale

An explanation of the Bortle scale, the nine-step measure of night sky darkness, describing what you can see at each lev…

jcrocket.com Website

John Coker's Rockets and Rocketry

A personal reference site on rockets and rocketry by John Coker, gathering technical information on rocket design, motor…

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John Edmark

Golden-angle sculptures and blooming zoetropes that seem to unfold endlessly when spun under a strobe, plus spirals, nes…

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John Grade Studio

John Grade and his studio build vast immersive sculptures inspired by ecosystems - hanging wooden clouds, tree casts and…

johnmuirlaws.com Website

John Muir Laws Blog

A naturalist, artist and educator's blog about drawing, sketching, birds, nature, conservation and environmental educati…

johnstonsarchive.net Website

Johnston's Archive

A personal web archive kept by a research physicist, packed with an eclectic collection of data, tables and reference pa…

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Jon McCormack Patterns

Photographs of repeating patterns in nature by Jon McCormack, from aerial views of coastlines and salt fields to tiny pl…

planet4589.org Website

Jonathan McDowell's Planet4589

Astronomer Jonathan McDowell's meticulous personal archive of launch logs, satellite catalogs, and spaceflight statistic…

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Josh Gluckstein

London artist Josh Gluckstein builds life-size elephants, gorillas, rhinos and other wild animals out of recycled cardbo…

journeynorth.org Website

Journey North

A citizen-science project that tracks seasonal migrations of monarch butterflies, hummingbirds, and other species using…

journeysofdrg.org Website

Journeys of Dr. G

Earth science and creative science communication from Dr. Laura Guertin, sharing projects and ideas for making geoscienc…

mgvez.github.io Interactive

jsOrrery

A JavaScript and WebGL solar system simulator that runs orbital mechanics in the browser so you can watch planets and mo…

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JSTOR Daily

A free online magazine where journalists pair surprising stories with the scholarly research behind them, from art histo…

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