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An interactive,
visual, and non-technical site that shows some laws of physics
in action |
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Explanations
of physics concepts and equations for students at the high school
level. |
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Resource
has a cool, interactive interface, plus lots of fun activities
that make learning biology, physics, and chemistry a painless
experience. |
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The Physics
Zone is designed to be a resource for learning introductory
level, algebra based, physics. |
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Guide for
high school physicsstudents includes multimedia presentations
and a basic tutorial. |
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Collection
of interactive Shockwave animations demonstrate several classic
physics problems involving motion |
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The PhysLink.com
is a comprehensive physics and astronomy online education, research
and reference web site. |
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Welcome to
Physics 2000, an interactive journey through modern physics!
Have fun learning visually and conceptually about 20th Century
science and high-tech devices. |
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Good tutorial
including history and three tracks for all levels of curiosity.
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Physics tutorial
for high school students covering Newton's Laws, energy and
power, waves, light, and more. |
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Contains
articles by amateur physicist Carl R. Littmann that address
the understanding of fundamental issues in physics from a conceptual
and intuitive viewpoint. |
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Tool for
physics students and teachers which integrates Internet resources
while learning the science. |
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Eric Weisstein's
World of Science contains budding encyclopedias of astronomy,
scientific biography, chemistry, and physics. |
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The aim of
JC Physics is to offer a comprehensive physics resource on the
web specifically for A Level students. |
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User demonstration
of the air track. Users are able to change all variables. There
is very little explanation but will be suitable for students
who have already covered the topic. |
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Basic mechanics
descriptions and some basic experimental simulations but with
good links to more advanced sites |
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Designed
as an introduction to some basic concepts in classical mechanics
for upper elementary and middle school grades (4-7). The idea
is to use the experience children have on the playground and
relate that experience to basic physics concepts. |
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Air friction,
or air drag, is an example of fluid friction. Unlike the standard
model of surface friction, such friction forces are velocity
dependent. |
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A series
of pages linked to a mechanics course at the University
of Kentucky. The
material is tied to a textbook and includes Java applets (though
not all work on all systems). The site is designed for students
to work through, at their own pace, sections on units, graphs,
forces, projectiles and friction. |
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A fun to
use site explaining many physics related topics. All are explained
using text, images, FAQ's and multiple choice questions. Worksheets
are available for class experiments. |
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A short animated
movie and quiz explaining Newton's
three laws of motion. This site allows you to watch two movies
a day before subscribing. |
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An introduction
to some concepts in physics for the absolute beginner. Included
is a equation solver which is for use with the Physics For Beginners
section. |
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The object
of the game is to navigate the monkey from one cliff to another
by controlling his initial angle, initial velocity, and the
gravitational acceleration as he swings on a vine. Quantities
can be altered using the control bars along the bottom of the
applet. |
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A set of
sample problems and answers covering a range of topics |
