Practical High School Physics Lessons
Useful Applications of Physics Knowledge
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Most adults HATE the concept of Physics. If they could, they
avoided it in High School and College. If they HAD to take it,
Physics seems to represent a traumatic experience in their lives.
This is the case primarily because no one (and no textbook) showed
them the incredible usefulness a moderate knowledge of Physics can be.
This series of lessons is meant to correct that situation. Students
in High School or College Physics should be able to benefit from and
EVEN ENJOY (!!) these Physics lessons. The lessons should help
clarify the usages of a lot of those dry subjects and equations the
teacher or professor tries to ram down your throat. These lessons
are freely made available to teachers and professors for use as they
desire, either on the InterNet or in the classroom.
(The preceding paragraphs appears in each lesson, in the event that
someone happens to find a single lesson from this series as a result
of a search-engine search.)
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More Advanced:
- Sauropod Dinosaurs
- A Possible Hubble Experiment to Prove the Existence of Photons
- Kite / Hang-Glider Improvement
- Lightning, Personal Safety During Electrical Storms
- The Origin of the Moon
- Rotation of Jupiter, Saturn, and the Earth
- Gyroscope Precession and Precession of the Earth's Equinoxes
- Radiometric Age Dating, Carbon-14, C-14
- A Modification in the Interpretation of Relativistic Red Shifts
- An Improvement to Rowing a Boat, Canoe, Scull, or Crew
- Segmented Rockets
- Search For Extra-Terrestrial Life - SETI
- A Stealth Technology for Huge Ocean-Going Ships
- Rotation of the Sun
- Source of the Earth's Magnetic Field
- Earth's Magnetic Field, Plate Tectonics, Magnetic Banding
- Is Time Travel Possible?
There are a few REALLY advanced subject presentations as well! They tend
to be too difficult for most adults to fully follow, so they are
not included in this listing. The home page of this Domain has a
listing under an Advanced Physics listing which has those links.
The Practical High School Physics Lessons
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C Johnson, Theoretical Physicist, Physics Degree from Univ of Chicago