Buckle up and ride a rocket through the BBC’s interactive view of the Solar System to explore our cosmic neighborhood.

Experiment offers users the chance to join the largest online community pushing the frontier of human knowledge.

Aeon is a digital magazine of ideas and culture that publishes an original essay every weekday, bringing longer and more substantial reading material to the web.

ResearchGate is a network dedicated to science and research where scientists can connect, collaborate and discover scientific publications, jobs and conferences.

The Kitepatch, worn on clothing like a decal, is said to keep its wearers invisible to mosquitoes for up to 48 hours. 

Landsat satellite images capture Earth evolving over 30 years. See climate change, glaciers melting, deforestation, urban sprawl and other physical changes to earth over the past 30 years. This is by far the coolest time lapse sequence anyone has ever created.

At All My Faves our job is to show you the best of the web. This includes everything from the funniest sites with cute animals and time-saving apps useful for work. But we also like to introduce you to sites we feel are important and are doing something for the greater good of the world. Designed to Move is a campaign educating us about the harmful effects of little physical activity and how we can change it.

Dream Board allows you to keep track of your dreams and discover something you may not even know yet!

What does a fungi that help plants grow have to do with funding research? Microryza is the newest take on funding research projects anywhere in the world.

Experience The Planets takes you to places no man can travel to, discover distance planets and their phenomena, through gifted artists.

Google just never stops giving apparently, and here’s yet another cool project for you to play with… Chrome Web Lab is a site that explores the extraordinary workings of the Internet through  5 interactive experiments.

Space. The final frontier. It’s still pretty mystical to everyone in the science world, never mind the Internet world. Which probably explains why there’s not that many really good websites about Space flying around. There are, however, some absolutely awesome ones that you definitely need in your favorites. And we at All My Faves are psyched to share them with you.

Houston? We don’t have a problem!