I've come across a really neat site that has some of the most configurable flash animations for physics. Click here

Flash is a great medium for showing physics dynamics!

If you are interested in developing your own animations or physics engines checkout this:
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sciam.com has released its top ten stories of 2005. A few include: Dover Intelligent Design Trial, Stem Cell Meltdown, Tenth Planet Discovered...

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US Air Force unveils hand-held laser gun

<blockquote>The PHaSR is about the same size and weight of a fully loaded M60 machine gun - around 9 kg - but shoots a low-power beam of laser light instead of bullets. The light it generates is capable of temporarily impairing an individual's vision, much like the disorienting glare one sees when looking into the sun, said the officials. </blockquote>

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In an age where robots are becoming more and more important to society it's only natural for them to want to take over. A new book is out by Daniel H. Wilson and he breaks down everything you need to know and do to survive the robot attacks. Will this "manual" give us the edge we've been waiting for? The quirky humor makes it a fun read for sci-fi buffs and even full fledged scientists.

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I know this website has been around for awhile, but they have updated it with a few new movies like The Day After Tomorrow, The Hulk, and the The Italian Job. The Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics website reviews movies for poor use of physics in a movie. check it out here