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1. American Rose Society Ask the Experts - Consulting Rosarians are available to answer questions about many topics.
2. Ask The Amish - questions are answered by the resident experts at the Mennonite Information Center.
3. Ask an Animal Expert
4. Ask An Astronaut - Send a question to some of the men and women who have flown in space. Learn about the historic Apollo missions and more. Ask an Expert is a directory of links to people who have volunteered their time to answer questions and webpages that provide information.
5. Ask the Art Teacher
6. Ask the Astronomer - Contains an archive of more than 3000 astronomy and space science questions. If yours isn't answered there, send it to this expert.
7. Ask an Astronomer - the Astro-Particle Physics department at Case Western Reserve University is ready to answer your questions about space.
8. Ask the Astronomers - Spartan 201 and Ulysses scientists
9. Ask An Astronaut- forum where you can get your questions answered by astronauts. Produced by the National Space Society.
10. Ask an Attorney
11. Ask the Author
12. Ask the Authors - Robert's Rules of Order
13. Ask the Aviation Expert
14. Ask the Bartender
15. Ask a Bible Specialist - Answers questions related to the Bible or Christian life as soon as possible. Fill out a form or send an email.
16. Ask the Bird Experts
17. Ask a Bug Expert - Email a question to the Orkin pest control company who have partnered with entomologists at Virginia Tech. Posts answers and FAQs.
18. Ask the Builder
19. Ask the Cardiologist - interactive question and answer database supported by educational grants from Merck & Co., Inc. and Pfizer, Inc.
20. Ask the Census Expert
21. Ask the Chemist
22. Ask the Chemistry Dept. - Use this email form to send a question to the chemists at the Louisiana State University. For high school level or above.
23. Ask the Coin Collecting Expert
24. Ask the College Grad Job Hunter
25. Ask a Curator
26. Ask A Curator - professionals have expertise in California invertebrate and vertebrate zoology, California anthropology, and the Chumash Indian culture.
27. Ask the Dean
28. Ask-A-Doc
29. Ask about Diamonds
30. Ask Dr. Bones - discussion about musculoskeletal conditions.
31. Ask Dr. Fred - scientist, researcher, and teacher Dr. Fred Bortz will answer questions about any scientific topic that interests you.
32. Ask Dr. Math - Submit that seemingly unsolvable math problem and receive a solution by email. With archives of past questions.
33. Ask Dr. Neutrino - a Physicist - Ask Dr. Neutrino a physics related-question, or search the archive to find answers to previously posed questions.
34. Ask Dr. Physics - program to help K-12 students acquire a better understanding of the physical world. Send Dr. Physics a question and the Doctor will email you back as soon as possible.
35. Ask Dr. Science A Question - Yet another Dr. Science will answer the questions "that other scientists only laugh at." Includes a Questionable Hall of Fame for the best queries.
36. Ask Dr. Science - Radio personality, Dr. Science, answers a daily question on the mysteries of the universe. Have him email the day's feature or send in your own question.
37. Ask Dr. Steve: The Real Story about Smoking, Drinking & Getting High - Board certified in psychiatry with added qualifications in addiction psychiatry, Dr. Steve Adelman explains the physiology of addiction to alcohol, tobacco and drugs. He answers questions about addiction, risks, and treatment; and links to other Web sites.
38. Ask Dr. Universe - you can ask Dr. Universe almost anything. She'll go to Washington State University's team of researchers to find the answers.
39. Ask Dr. Weil
40. Ask the Do It Yourself Expert
41. Ask the Doctor
42. Ask the Deep Space Expert - Two experts fielded questions during the airing of PBS's 'Mysteries of Deep Space' program. Read selected questions and the experts' responses.
43. Ask the Dietitian
44. Ask the Dinosaur Expert
45. Ask an Earth Scientist - service of the University of Hawaii Department of Geology & Geophysics.
46. Ask an Ecologist - a scientist from the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis will answer your question.
47. Ask the Education Expert (ERIC)
48. Ask an Employment Expert - Send an email with your first name or nickname, age, occupation, and city. Covers workplace rules and descrimination.
49. Ask an Energy Expert - a specialist at the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Clearinghouse will answer your questions on energy-efficient and renewable energy technologies.
50. Ask an Engineer - for questions about engineering principles and what engineers do on a day-to-day basis. A service of the Society of Women Engineers.
51. Ask the Exercise Expert
52. Ask An Expert - Select from 12 categories with over 300 web sites and email addresses where you can find experts to answer your questions from the Amish lifestyle to facts about zoo keeping.
53. Ask an Expert - for questions about magnets or magnetism
54. Ask a Female Doctor - Woman physician will answer your questions in confidence about disease, emotions, or dealing with your doctor and the system.
55. Ask a Fertility and Reproductive Medicine Expert
56. Ask the Fishing Expert
57. Ask the Fitness Trainer Expert
58. Ask the Folklore Expert - A public service of The UCLA Folklore & Mythology Archives.
59. Ask the Folks at the Little Shop - they will do their best to answer your physics questions, including advice about science projects, homework assignments, and things you have always wondered about.
60. Ask a Geologist - do you have a question about volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, rocks, maps, ground water, lakes, or rivers? Email your earth science questions to a U.S. Geological Survey earth scientist.
61. Ask a Gravity Expert
62. Ask the Headhunter
63. Ask the Health Expert - Send email with "question yourlife-yourchoice" in the subject heading.
64. Ask the Hemophilia Expert
65. Ask A Hurricane Hunter - they fly airplanes right into the eye of hurricanes.
66. Ask the Internet Expert
67. Ask Izzy - your questions about amateur astronomy and backyard observing answered.
68. Ask Jack - send your weather questions to the USA Today weather team
69. Ask a Judaism Expert - Email your question on matters of the Torah, Chasidism, moshiach, and holidays.
70. Ask a Legal Question - Homepage of The Law Offices of Eslamboly & Barlavi. Specialist advice on harassment, discrimination, accidents, and compensation.
71. Ask a Librarian
72. Ask the Librarian
73. Ask the Long-Term Care Expert
74. Ask Mad Scientist
75. Ask a Management Consultant
76. Ask the Mars Team
77. Ask the Master Plumber
78. Ask the Math Expert
79. Ask the Meeting Advisor
80. Ask a Mortgage Expert - Contact a loan officer from Capital Mortgage Services, Inc. if you have general questions on mortgages and real estate.
81. Ask the Museum Curator Expert
82. Ask Mr. Calculus - help with your math questions for subjects up to and including calculus. Includes answers to past AB and BC Calculus free response questions.
83. Ask Mr. Modem
84. Ask Mr. Science
85. Ask a NASA Scientist - welcomes questions about X-ray, gamma-ray, and cosmic-ray astrophysics.
86. Ask the NT Expert
87. Ask NOAH About: Pregnancy
88. Ask the Nurse
89. Ask the Ocean Animals Expert
90. Ask an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon
91. Ask the Orthopedist
92. Ask a Parenting Expert
93. Ask a Pastor - includes a searchable library of previously answered questions.
94. Ask the Pharmacist
95. Ask a Physicist
96. Ask Our Experts at the Plant & Pest Diagnostic Laboratory - for plant and pest problems.
97. Ask a Plumber
98. Ask a Population Genetist
99. Ask the Psychiatrist
100. Ask the Psychologist
101. Ask the Reference Librarian
102. Ask a Registered Dietitian - Kathrynne Holden, MS, RD provides fixed-price online counseling services, including dietary analysis and recipe modification.
103. Ask a Reporter - Christopher Wren, New York Times
104. Ask the Sexually Transmitted Diseases Expert
105. Ask the SQL Pro
106. Ask the Science Teacher
107. Ask a Scientist - get thoughtful, serious answers to your science questions in a wide range of biological disciplines from scientists at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
108. Ask A Scientist - questions on plasma physics and fusion energy answered by scientists at the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
109. Ask a Scientist - - physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, polymer science, display engineering, and information management. Biology and life sciences are not their areas of expertise.
110. Ask-a-Scientist
111. Ask a Scientist or Engineer
112. Ask a Software Expert
113. Ask the Surf Expert
114. Ask A Trainer - Male and female professional personal trainers post questions and answers to your fitness and exercise dilemmas.
115. Ask the Vet - Pet problems in health and behavior are dealt with here, and if your question is not answered, ask the online vet.
116. Ask a Volcanologist- your chance to ask anything about volcanoes that you want.
117. Ask a Weather Expert
118. Ask the Web Information Finder
119. Ask Wendell - everything you wanted to know about science
120. Ask the Word Wizard
121. CTK Exchange - a place to ask and answer math-related questions.
122. Doctor Bug - Email a question to this entomologist, or "Bug Doctor", and you might be lucky enough to get your answer posted on the site.
123. Dr. Internet - Explore science and math with Dr. Internet. This expert helps you find facts or resources for your homework or science projects.
124. FAQs in Mathematics - FAQs and their answers, ranging from the trivial to advanced subjects. With versions for viewing symbols available.
125. Gravity Q&A - Submit your nagging question about gravity and one of the Univ. of Maryland's scientists will try to answer it.
126. How Things Work: The Physics of Everyday Life - the book's author will try to provide you with explanations of the physics behind everyday objects.
127. KnowWhat.com - questions and answers provide examples of scientific principles at work in everyday life, and explain why things are the way they are.
128. Last Word - why is the sky blue? Why does hair turn grey? Answers to readers' questions from the column in New Scientist magazine.
129. MAD Scientist Network - provides answers to science questions, edible and inedible experiments, a tour of the Visible Human Project, and an index of resources and web links.
130. Math Doctor, The - offers help with math questions. Posts problems and articles.
131. NEWTON BBS - a place for K-12 science, math, and computer teachers and their students to communicate. Includes the Ask A Scientist program that has fielded over 10,000 questions.
132. Online Math Tutor - Email a math problem and receive an answer within 24 hours. Covers problems from basic arithmetic to calculus.
133. Physics FAQ - Answers to questions which have appeared often in sci.physics and related usenet newsgroups.
134. Population Genetics Questions - a professor of genetics will try to answer your question about population genetics or general genetics.
135. Professor Bubbles - Make your own bubble tools, learn the history of soap bubbles, or write to Professor Bubbles with a question or comment.
136. Room 103 - get your science and technology questions answered by a group of CalTech alumni.
137. Schools Online Project - Meet scientists in the caf�, search the library for science resources, or conduct an experiment in the lab.
138. ScienceNet - features answers to interesting questions relating to a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines, organized into a searchable database. The site also provides an opportunity to ask questions by email.
139. Science Whatzit - the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry will try to answer your science questions and stumpers that you just can't find the answers to.
140. Scientific American: Ask the Experts - - current and archived questions and answers in the fields of astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, physics, computers, environment, and medicine.
141. Teacher2Teacher - an educational question-and-answer service for teachers and parents who have questions about teaching math.
142. Weather Wonder - get answers to your weather questions
143. Whalenet: ASK a Scientist - ask marine scientists your questions.