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Very cool goNavy51... I'm always amazed to realize that despite all we know (or think we know), the amount that we don't is tremendously greater. Check out the "Top 10 Strangest Things in Space" for more weirdness!
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Dr. Ben Kilminster, head of the Higgs Boson project at Fermilab, visited us last year and was interviewed about his work as part of the Physics in Action podcast. Check it out! http://www.aplusphysics.com/podcasts/PIA/PIA_Ep012_FHockeyKilm.m4v
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Hmmm, not able to take a look as I don't have a NY Times login... perhaps we can find this somewhere else.
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Very cool -- yes. And gotta love her duds... but this is another Moog Music April Fool's joke:
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Great insight into the physics of the sweet spot and waves... not so sure about the Yankees pitching this year, though...
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Some of those look pretty painful!
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Wow, never thought my MacGyver Magnetostriction video would gain an audience! Now to put a video together on superconducting magnetic levitation...
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Nice synopsis... isn't it amazing how writing about what you've learned forces you to really organize and understand?
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That is an excellent reaction time... just remember when doing your calculations that you need to convert 3.5 feet to meters first! (3.5 feet = 1.07m)
Or, to be more accurate, since the box only fell about 2.5 feet, the displacement of the box was closer to 0.76m. Now how fast was your reaction time? :egg)
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Outstanding point. eBay here I come!
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And all for the amazingly low price of only $500!!!
http://www.instrumentpro.com/P-MOOETPLUS?source=CJ&AID=10362375&PID=1095380
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Almost like you knew what you were doing... I hope you'll continue to give him a bit of a hard time about this! :wave)
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My goodness. That much energy would power an awful lot of Tickle-Me-Elmo's!
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I'll see if I can't find a way to "Sticky" a link to this post... another you can do is treat it as a "group" blog, where more than one person can write/edit/post to it. I believe you can play with the settings from the top navigation bar where it says "blog settings." I'll do a bit more research, but I know that capability comes with our blogging/messaging software.
Just as an aside, I can't begin to tell you guys how thrilled I am with the effort and thought you're putting in to your posts. Not only are you finding fun and unique physics applications, you're also building tools to help yourselves and the many students who will come after you. Well done!
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I am absolutely amazed... this is tremendous!!!
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Great physics demos notwithstanding, it was a very entertaining game... even for a Steelers fan painfully observing his team find new and exciting ways to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Anyone who can prove Santa is real with physics must know their stuff!
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That'd wake you up in a hurry!
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Great idea moe.ron!!! I think this will be a terrific asset for your class as well as classes to come. Perhaps when it's finished we can blow it up into a giant poster too.
Question... did you mean to write Fr for the torque in this equation?
Thanks for this valuable post!
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This could be a very challenging theoretical problem...
or a very simple experiment with a force sensor. :-)
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Terrific analysis of many of the energy conversions in the human body!
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Isn't it amazing how you can find physics everywhere in life, even when you're not looking? If only that worked for apple pie...
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Not prompting... just asking.
Super Duper Conductivity
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A blog by willorn in General
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I have a superconductor, a neodymium magnet, and a dewar to hold liquid nitrogen -- let's play with this next week!