[Time Travel]

{Insert Nerdy Doctor Who TARDIS Joke Here}

[Physics of Dropping a Ball]

How can you be so sure?

[The Physics of Punching Something]

Nice!!! I sure wouldn't like to be punched like that though....

[The Physics of Roof Trusses II]

I am very impressed by your independent study! You have prepared yourself well for your intended major.

[MY LAST BLOG POST D:]

Yes, I agree also! AP Physics has so many twists and turns that we must remember the day of the test

[An interesting use for Faraday Cage]

Theres no kind of free like stolen free! More like why don't we learn this in class...

[My Last Blog Entry]

I totally agree! Mr. Fullerton makes his students ready to get a 5 on the AP if they stay on task!

[A Blog Post about Blog Posts]

Zach, way to get lazy at the very end of you blog posts dude! But I do agree with you, these blogs, even if most of us wait way to late, force us to put physics into new scenarios to gain more extensive knowledge.

[More Kerbal Space Program]

Kerbal Space Program was awesome! You should try the broccoli formation for fuel intake some time!

[Free 20GB Storage -- Great for Going off to School]

Thank you very much! I like this system much better than dropbox for easy data storage!

[the end]

Best of luck in college Joe! And by the way, we missed you in BC the rest of the year!

[The Physics of the Batmobile (Frictionless!!!)]

I find it really amusing that because of these posts, batman is the biggest word in the tag cloud

[The Physics of Memorizing Magnetism Equations]

This is quite a good list of equations! I can't wait for the next equation dump with all of these new and easy to write equations

[Physics of a Tsunami]

Natural disasters are always amazing! The fact that these events can at some times be stronger that some of the most powerful weapons available on the earth is truly stupefying.

[Physics of Writing]

And let's not forget about calligraphy, which is all based on pen pressure!

[Gravity]

With out gravity, we'd be weightless. Limitless.... Free.... Why do we like gravity again?

[baseball drill: catch with the wall]

However, one must avoid the mats on the gym walls, as they absorb some of the energy, thus reducing the rebounding force.

[Luke's Patented 5 Steps to a 5 (TM)]

Don't blame the teacher, blame the test

[The physics of hypothetically cheating at swim practice]

I'm with denverbroncos, if you truelly wanted to "hypotheticaly" cheat practice, you could have just not shown up...

[Jason Padgett sees the world in Math equations!]

I personally think imagining everything as an equation would be somewhat irritating at some points. I mean, who really wants to know the constant of making waffles?

[3 Keys to Rotational Motion]

I think free body diagrams are also very important! And looking at a problem to determine whether linear or rotational motion (or both!) are necessary to save a lot of hassle!

[The New Years Ball Drop]

Also, an explosion or two might be nice! Nothing like conservation of momentum to spice things up a bit!

[Here comes Electricity and Magnetism]

When you're having trouble with E&M homework, just use the right hand rule!

Step 1: Extend your right arm forward from the elbow. Step 2: Keeping your palm facing to the left, stick out your middle finger. Step 3: Rotate your hand 90 degrees clockwise.

[Shocking!]

Not to debunk, but 20 amps would have been more than enough to kill you. A study at ohio state indicated that one ampere would cause severe burns and immediate stoppage of breath. The major thing about wiring is the fact that it is not ideal, therefore, the wires themselves will apply thousands of ohms of resistance!

[Equation Dump!]

Also, using ballpoint pen would require the friction to function, as the friction causes the ball to rotate which inks the paper.