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Physics
Links
Physics
Central This impressive site communicates the excitement and
importance of physics to everyone. Visit often to find out how physics
is part of your world. They will answer your questions on how things
work and keep you informed with daily updates on physics in the
news.
Physics4Kids
Created to introduce students to the world and workings of physics.
Topics include Motion, Light, Heat and Electricity.
Eighth
Grade Sci-ber Text Includes reading, pictures, fun activities,
interesting labs, and quicktime movies covering five general physical
science topics: Matter; Energy; Forces; Machines; and Earth.
Physics
2000
Welcome to Physics 2000, an interactive journey through modern physics!
Have fun learning visually and conceptually about 20th Century science
and high-tech devices. A University of Colorado at Boulder Website.
Fear
of Physics
Students can try the different simulations, including Sound, Collisions,
Making your Jump Shot, and Zero G. Illustrations will appeal to
students as something they could accomplish, and the explanations
let everyone gain a better understanding of physics.
The
Physics Zone
For those that get it when they see a simulation, or when they are
able to play a tutorial over and over, this site will be a valuable
aid. Lessons, review materials, and solutions to workbooks created
by this company.
The
Little Shop of Physics: Online Physics Experiments
Choose from experiments using common household items, experiments
you can do with your computer, or shockwave experiments (requiring
a shockwave plugin that works with your browser). Demonstrate Bernoulli's
principle or find out how those annoying sounds are generated for
the Emergency Broadcast System.
Zona
Land In Zona Land you will find educational and entertaining
items pertaining to physics, to the mathematical sciences, and to
mathematics in general.
The
Invention Dimension Browse the Inventor of the Week archives,
online newsletter, or video archives. Also here is an 'Inventors
Handbook' just in case you have a few ideas of your own.
The
Twinkie Project Here's some physics and chemistry experiments
made fun by having a common twinkie as the experimental subject!
Tests include: Gravitational Response Test (i.e. dropping a twinkie
from a balcony); Resistivity Test; Solubility Test, etc. A refreshingly
fun approach to science.
World-in-Motion
World-in-Motion
is a physics video motion analysis program for windows.
Physics
Software
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