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Don’t be surprised if you see Batman flying through Todd Leif’s physics lab. Of course, it’s not really the Caped Crusader himself. Instead, Leif’s students regularly measure the forces created by a flying, rotating, superhero action figure. ...
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At Australia’s Eltham High School, physics teacher Gary Bass doesn’t mind when his students interrupt him in the middle of a lesson. In fact, he insists on it. Especially when students are using their complement of Vernier products, including the...
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If Ed Wyrembeck’s physics students were to engage in the thrillseeking venture of bridge swinging, they could do it without being concerned about the cable breaking. That’s because of an experiment the Howards Grove High School physics and calcul...
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In the book What Einstein Told His Barber, by Robert L. Wolke, there is a section discussing champagne, soda, and pressure. He says, "If I said that shaking a bottle of champagne, beer, or pop raises the gas pressure inside, 99 out of 100 people, ev...
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