Online textbook of electricity, eletrodynamics, and electrostatics

What is this strange reversed matter, where did it come from, and how can we use it?

Slightly math-intensive, but readable to a lay enthusiast.

An introductory course from the Squier group at the University of California, San Diego.

Officially, FTL is impossible.  These people claim it's achievable.

How the universe works in a nutshell.  I'm bothered by the word "Zeroth," though.

Maintained by the high-energy physics department at Brown University.

A simple introduction into the otherwise intimidating field of quantum physics.

Run by the Department of Energy, founded as part of the "Manhattan Project."

Controversial energy forms, including antigravity, cold fusion, and Tesla theories.

Physics, astronomy, and engineering home page.

Officially, it can't be done; these people say it can.  Are they wise or not too tightly wrapped?

Designed by Dr. Richard Feynman, this is an easy shorthands for understanding physics computations.