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Videos demonstrating principles of work, energy, and power.

  1. Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics

    FizziksGuy · 12/09/2013 · 2,424 views

  2. The Energy Song by Bo

    Flipping Physics · 01/15/2016 · 1,676 views

  3. The Athlete Machine - Red Bull Kluge

    FizziksGuy · 04/20/2013 · 1,177 views

  4. Introduction to Elastic Potential Energy with Examples

    Flipping Physics · 12/07/2015 · 959 views

  5. MIT Conservation of Energy Demo

    Leah Segal · 04/23/2013 · 888 views

  6. MIT Physics Demo - Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 864 views

  7. Conservation of Energy at the Reutter Mansion

    FizziksGuy · 04/30/2013 · 852 views

  8. Work-Energy Theorem Problem by Billy

    Flipping Physics · 02/26/2016 · 839 views

  9. Tom Altman at London Bridge... In Arizona

    FizziksGuy · 04/30/2013 · 834 views

  10. Average and Instantaneous Power Example

    Flipping Physics · 05/21/2016 · 830 views

  11. Tom Altman and Patrick Salsbury on Jumping Stilts

    FizziksGuy · 04/30/2013 · 829 views

  12. Introduction to Mechanical Energy with Friction

    Flipping Physics · 01/29/2016 · 778 views

  13. Tom Altman at the Golden Gate Bridge

    FizziksGuy · 04/30/2013 · 740 views

  14. Direct Measurement Physics: Gravity-Powered Clock Time Lapse

    FizziksGuy · 11/02/2013 · 729 views

  15. Instantaneous Power Delivered by a Car Engine - Example Problem

    Flipping Physics · 07/28/2016 · 719 views

  16. Direct Measurement Video: Dry Ice Puck Slides on a Circular Hoop

    FizziksGuy · 11/02/2013 · 715 views

  17. Work due to the Force of Gravity on an Incline by Billy

    Flipping Physics · 01/14/2016 · 701 views

  18. Introduction to Work with Examples

    Flipping Physics · 10/30/2015 · 699 views

  19. Conservation of Energy Problem with Friction, an Incline and a Spring by Billy

    Flipping Physics · 01/12/2016 · 693 views

  20. Average Power Delivered by a Car Engine - Example Problem

    Flipping Physics · 06/28/2016 · 686 views


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