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HyperHeart is an interactive animated heart offered for public viewing by the Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library. It was updated from Flash to HTML 5 by Quentin Roper of Massey University, New Zealand.
The Photographic Periodic Table of the Elements is an online periodic table reference site. It includes technical data, along with photographs and descriptions of thousands of samples of the chemical elements. Clicking an element shows more information.
OpenRocket is a free model rocket simulator that allows users to design and simulate rockets before building and flying them. It offers a six-degrees-of-freedom flight simulation, CAD-based design, real-time performance data and design optimization. It is written in Java and is cross-platform, with source code available under the GNU GPL.
OpenDroneMap is drone mapping software that generates maps, point clouds, 3D models and DEMs from images taken by any camera in any orientation. Its ecosystem includes ODM, a command line toolkit for processing aerial images from drones, balloons or kites, plus NodeODM, CloudODM, PyODM, ClusterODM and other projects.
OrganicChemistryData.org is an encyclopedic collection of information, data, resources and links for organic chemists, curated by the ACS Division of Organic Chemistry. It covers reaction information, chemical data, spectroscopy resources, organic compound information, safety resources, literature sources, laboratory techniques and software.
The nLab page on mathematics is a reference entry covering the field of mathematics. It states that mathematics is the part of science that constructs and studies mathematical objects used to implement mathematical models, with results organized into definitions, theorems, and proofs. The page lists subfields including philosophy of mathematics, foundations, logic, topology, algebra, and analysis.
