Physics Enthusiasts
Anyone Interested in Physics?
How our world works
What physicists do
Physics history
Research synopses
PhysicsCentral Website
PhysicsCentral is a web site that explains what’s going on in physics, how things work, and how physics fits into your life.
• Physics Buzz Blog
• Physics Factoids
• Physics Poll
Physical Review Focus Website
Physical Review Focus is a free online digest that provides brief explanations of selected research from APS journals.
Physics in History
Historic Sites Initiative
Learn about locations and details 
of important physics events. Maybe one occurred near you.
This Month in Physics History
What significant happened this month in physics history? Read APS News history feature and find out!
Adopt-a-Physicist
Adopt-a-Physicist connects high school physics students to people with degrees in physics. Through their interactions, students can learn about the careers, educational backgrounds, and lives of a variety of physicists.
Color Me Physics
This coloring book introduces children to some of the most famous characters in physics history. The book includes a coloring page and short description for Copernicus, Bouchet, Einstein, Goeppert-Mayer, and others.
PhysicsQuest
PhysicsQuest is a middle school competition that consists of four physical science experiments centered on a mystery. The experiments are designed to be done by small groups in a classroom or after school setting. Each of the experiments gives students a clue that they need to solve the mystery. Classes can submit their answers online and be entered into a random drawing for prizes. PhysicsQuest kits are provided free to registered classrooms.
Public Lecture Series
The APS public lecture series features talks by prominent physicists. Held in conjunction with American Physical Society meetings, past lecturers have included Lisa Randall, Lawrence Krauss, John Bahcall.
