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General Science
The primary purpose of a General
Science course is to introduce the learner to a broad range of
science subjects. More important, the lessons tie together the
various disciplines in a way that is difficult to achieve in the
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Astronomy
Whether you are studying backyard stargazing or
exploring the possibility of becoming a professional astronomer, Astronomy Education at
Free-Ed.Net can get you started and sustain your learning for years to come.
General Astronomy
Planetary Astronomy
Stars and Galaxies
Cosmology
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Biology
Biology and the life sciences are changing the way we think about
the universe, the living things around us, and ourselves.
General Biology
Anatomy and Physiology
Cell Biology and Genetics
Biochemistry
Biometrics
Zoology
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Chemistry
This place is right for you if you simply want to be better
informed, want to get a first-hand look at what it is like to study chemistry, or want to
further your education in the field.
General Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Biochemistry
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Earth Sciences
The Greeks separated all matter into
air, earth, and fire. Today's earth sciences are a bit more
sophisticated, but they are all about the air around us, the earth
beneath our feet, and the bodies of water that cover most of the
world.
Environmental Science
Geology
Soil Science
Oceanography
Meteorology
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Simply put, physics is the study of
matter, energy, and the relationship between the two. But there is a
new wrinkle in the fabric of physics: the study of reality.
General Physics --
Descriptive
General Physics --
Algebra
General Physics --
Calculus
Nuclear and Particle
Physics
Theoretical Physics
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