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U of I Classroom Book Marked Sites
Archive of 300 Video Clips from Whysguys.net
Free physics simulation program available for download Davidson
Physics Bryn Mawr: Interactive Physics on the Web A collection of rated applets at Bryn Mawr. A collection of Java Applets. Colorado Physics Education Technology A collection of Interactive Physics Simulations. Simulation of the brownian diffusion of particles into a fluid, measuring the standard deviation and a graph of the radial density. N. Betancort
The
Virtual Laboratory A project that supersedes Physics 2000
University
of Oregon Virtual Laboratory
University of Virginia (UVA)
Virtual Labortory SciTech
Hands-on Museum Electricity and Magnetism Introduction A collection of electronics resources from the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at Florida State University. Visualizations include the Drude-like "molecular-level" model of resistance, an Ohm's law simulator and field effect transistor (FET) function. Mit.edu dmoz
Physics & Physical Science applets
The
Northwestern Virtual Physics Lab Physics Simulations in Education A collection of physics programs that are offered to the public free of charge. Fun@Learning.Physics
Physics
Applets : Quantum Mechanics Atomic Alchemy: Nuclear Processes Several applets describing the nuclear process and the atom. (Runs best with Internet Explorer) The online toy where you can build and play with things made out of masses, springs and muscles. Shows stable modes of an atom that has 6 springs that can be varied. Education, Entertainment, and Computational interactive demos. (Macromedia Shockwave player) A collection of simple applets designed for use at Washburn University. Interesting set of applets including: Brownian motor, Root of polynomial, and the Pendulum lab. Walter Fendt's Java Applets on Physics Topics include mechanics, oscillations and waves, electrodynamics, optics, thermodynamics, relativity, atomic and nuclear. David Harrison Flash Physics Animations An archive of Flash-based physics demonstrations. MyPhysicsLab - Physics Simulation in Java 20 different classical mechanics simulation -- interactive, animated, running in real-time using Java. Springs and masses, pendulums, roller coasters, etc. You can move objects or change parameters like gravity, friction, etc. Full math explanations and free source code is provided. Online educational resource for Physics Teachers Mostly Java applets. Resource for teachers. This site is to help students on the fundamentals of thermodynamics and its application when cooking or baking foods.
Minerals, Crystals, and Crystal Structure
Atomic structure of matter. This mineral database contains more than 5,000 web pages of mineral data. Some Java demos of crystals and crystalline structure. Viewing the Periodic Table of the Elements with X-rays View the x-ray spectra for 63 different elemntes. Interactive Tutorialing about Diffraction Teaches student how diffraction patterns reveal crystal structure. Describes the research and uses of each of the elements including properties, safety data and applications.
Acoustics
Listen to marine mammal voices and view the corresponding sound spectra. Dan Russell's Acoustics and Vibration Animations, Waves Animations of acoustics and vibrations.
Atmospheric Optics
More Images of Atmospheric Optical Phenomena
Cool Videos
It contains a movie of a shockwave produced by an F-18 going supersonic. Also can be seen at: http://www.wfu.edu/physics/pira/postings/f14/f14.mpeg
Optics Sites
Affordable Optics Demonstrations and Activities Cool optics and atmospheric optics demonstrations from the "Cool Stuff Newsletter" and Chris Chiaverina.
Project Lite -Light Inquiry Through Experiments Project LITE is an undergraduate educational materials development project located in the Science and Mathematics Education Center at Boston University supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
A look at how a light, an object, and screen position determines shadow shape, size, and area. Interactive Optics Java Tutorials Interactive tutorials from the "Science, Optics, and You" science curriculum package. It shows how wave fronts behave during refraction and reflection (Huygens' principle) A More Sophisticated Geometric Optics Applet It supports multiple optical components
Unique discoveries will change the way The How Far Does Light Go? Debate A debate of the theory of how light travels. Thin
Lens Java Applet UF
Applets Optical
Illusions
Grand
Illusions
Optics for Kids
Chaos
Bob DeSirio's WorkThe Capacity Dimension of the Poincare Section and the Lyaponov Exponents of the attractor are computed. Astronomy Sites 3-D
Early Per Worldmian Saturn: The Cassini MissionScientific Explorations and Adventures with Paul Doherty. Explore the World, Do Experiments. Examine scientific images.
On this Web site (which will expand in winter 2004), we'll explore Saturn and its environs, adding new images and information as they become available.
Astronomy Web site for Earth & Moon Views.
A Sampling of Hands-On Astronomy Activities. From Project ASTRO™ and the resource notebook series.
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