Hyperphysics (GSU) Down: Find Out What's Going On

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GSU's Hyperphysics website has been down for a couple of days, causing concern among users who rely on it as a valuable physics reference. Developed by the Department of Physics and Astronomy, it serves both undergraduate and graduate students. An email was sent to the admin, Rod Nave, for clarification on the situation. The site is now back online, possibly following an upgrade, as indicated by updated copyright information. Users are encouraged to consider obtaining the CD version for offline access.
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GSU's Hyperphysics down for the moment. :frown:

Many people here reference articles on the Hyperphysics website (Georgia State University). It has been down for a couple of days.

It is an excellent reference for physics. It was developed by faculty in the Department of Physics and Astronomy (http://www.phy-astr.gsu.edu/new_web/newmain.html ) as a reference for both undergraduate and graduate students. Lot of cools stuff they do! :smile:

I emailed Rod Nave (Hyperphysics admin) to find out what's up. I'll post a status once I get a response.
 
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I love that site and use it constantly. Keep us posted. (Maybe they are upgrading?)
 

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