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If you have a useful physics link then post it here.

Websites

• SWOT Revison - A good website covering AS-Level physics (posted by theflyingpig).

• Hyperphysics - This is a very useful website, I use it all the time (posted by jpowell). Just to note this is aimed at university level physics infact first year undergrads are warned some of it will go over them.

• Physics Forums - Is pretty useful (posted by ApeXavier).

• Feynman Lectures - Also maybe not that useful but damn interesting. The master in action... a couple feynman lectures on video (posted by ApeXavier).

• MathWorld - Very useful site (posted by croissantfever).

• Antonine - A Teachers Notes specifically for A-level Physics.

• PhysicsWorld - Very useful site (posted by croissantfever).

• MIT Video Lecture - Electricity and Magnetism (posted by Bluefairy).

• MIT Video Lecture - Waves and Vibrations (posted by Bluefairy).

• S-Cool - good revision website for GCSE and AS /A level for all subjects including physics (posted by Bluefairy).

• National Physics Laboratory - They have a phone number that you can call during normal working hours and get assistance on physics issues. The NPL helped me out regarding Young's modulus for glass reinforced epoxies. In that case the helpline greatly reduced the stress and strain that I was experiencing (posted by Dr Pruss).
• Splung.com Physics - is a site for teaching and revising physics. It is aimed at A-level students and pre-university students. The site uses flash to demonstrate key ideas and there is a forum where you can ask a physicist questions.

Nuclear and Particle Physics

• ParticlePhysics.ac.ukBasic Explanation of Sub Atomic Physics

• The Particle AdventureMore in depth look at Quarks, Leptons, Bosons, Fermions...etc, accelerators and ongoing research projects
• The Standard Model(JPeg)Chart explaining our current understanding of Particle Physics

Also See

• Recommended Physics Reading
• Physics Textbooks