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Ask Dr. Math: H.S.- Physics by Garcia, S |
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This site is called
Math Forum-Ask Dr. Math Archives: High School Physics. Dr. Math is a library
made up with different topics of physics . It has many different links with
very useful information about the different topics of physics, such as,
vectors, mass, weight, acceleration, and equations that are used in everyday
physics. The site provides useful and detailed descriptions about the topic
that you want to learn or need help on in physics.
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101 Physics Facts by Gherlone, J |
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This site is called
101 Physics facts. Its shows everything that you should know for the
Regents. All the information was put together by some guy named Jim
Davidson who is a high school physics teacher. The site basically reviews
all the topics such as Mechanics, Energy, Electricity, Magnetism, Wave
Phenomena, Geometric Optics, Modern Physics, Internal Physics, Nuclear
Physics, and some general info. It covers some topics that we have learned
and some that we haven't.
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THE PHYSICS OF EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING by Venegas, J |
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This page is entitled
"The Physics Of everything and anything." It was designed by a man named Tom
Robinson and his physics class in Kentridge. The site explains how physics
deals with everyday things. One can find out how physics is evolved in their
favorite sport or even what role physics plays in a band like The doors.
It's a pretty good site, especially since it's in simple language and
relates to young people.
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Physics Central by Sorice, B |
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This site contains in
depth explanations of how things work, essays and excerpts by professional
physicists, movie, pictures of physics in action and links to other
informative physics websites.
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Math and Physics Help by Kumar, K |
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This is the sight if you're having trouble in physics or just want clear answers in ENGLISH. The site's producer is really bright and works to help kids actually understand physics. He has many writings about how to think like a physicist, he describes how people understand math and they get the physics but they can't connect the two. He writes how you should feel before and after you read each of his writings, which is really helpful. Some of his writings include the whole concept of units and an intro to relativity, all of which are quite interesting. There are great links as well as an awesome question-answer section. You can ask your own question or read answers to old questions. CHECK IT OUT!
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Physics and Astronomy Online by Guzman, C |
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This site is called
Physics and Astronomy online. On this site you can learn more about physics
by being able to ask questions, read physics jokes, read cartoons, get
information and references. You can also read any new news that concerns
physics in our daily lives.
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Physics Extra Help by Dontis, M |
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This website has bold
illustrations which helps you view physics in a different way. It is divided
into different categories that provide a broad selection of topics. It gives
Information and resources for high school physics student.
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MSN-Learning & Research: Physics by Kolombos, M |
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This talks about
physics how it started and how it is used today. It says how important it
is and why we need physics.
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Physics Reference by Perez, M |
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It took me a while
but i finally found something....this website is a reference for all physics
students....it gives definitions for vocabulary and units of measurements
used in physics. its pretty gulley..
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Physics for Beginners by Devins, A |
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This site has most of
the topics that we've done from the beginning of the year up until now. It
gives you definitions and explanations of physics terms along with their
equations.
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Physics On-line by Montano, J |
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This website has bold illustrations which helps you view physics in a different way. It is divided into different categories that provide a broad selection of topics. It gives Information and resources for high school physics student.
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The Physics Help Home page by Diaz, M |
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This website has
explanations for things in physics that are hard to understand or if you
just need more information on a subject, this website can help. It gives
easy to understand explanations of physic's subjects. It also offers a list
of books for people to look at if they are having trouble with physics
,which I find to be very convenient. If the website information doesn't
help at all, other options are available for you. It offers easy
explanations of subjects in high school level physics. Such subjects are
Newton's three laws. They explain each in different ways and give
everything in relation it would have with the subject of Newton's three
laws. The site offers formulas, examples, etc. to help make physics much
easier.
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Physics information website by Escobedo, K |
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On this website each
major topic of physics is fully covered including review tests. They
display pictures to help make it easier to understand. I really enjoyed
this website because it was very informative yet simple.
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Explanation of Physics by Clarke, W |
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This website gives
you an interactive journey through physics. In this website we learn about
what physics is and information on Albert Einstein. There is also a section
on this website that helps you learn the basic principles of waves, quantum
mechanics, polarization, and the periodic table.
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Practical High School Physics Lessons by Kang, L |
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"Practical High
School Physics Lessons" is a website containing simple facts of useful
applications from knowledge of physics. The website presents examples
related to physics and breaks down the way physics is used for better
understandings of students and to help teachers explain their lessons. This
website also clarifies the complicated reasoning of physics given by
teachers.
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"How to study physics" by Tautonico, R |
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This is a really good
website to study physics--you could do a lot of things on this site to help
you understand physics better like, overview, how to participate better in
class, reading your textbook more effectively, solving problems and applying
them. Hope you enjoy it!!
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Physics 1 - About the course by Mischke, M |
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This web site tells
you different topics in physics that could be helpful in physics class in
the future. It is also a good source for after school learning.
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Reviews of Modern Day Physics by Errante, M |
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This site gives us
the opportunity to ask how physics affects our everyday lives. It gives
us background information on physics, as well as facts, and other
references to go to. It allows us to use the entire collection of the
articles they have posted and find out any needs of physics.
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Physics Reference by Ventura, Y |
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This site gives you
information about anything you need to know about physics. If you need to
search on a certain topic about physics for example on gravity, momentum,
vectors, scalars, etc, this site would be very helpful.
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About Physics by Lau, M |
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This site is very helpful. It has many different sections that can give you a better understanding of Physics. In the experiment section it tells you about many different demonstrations that are easy and fun to do. The Student Guide section has many resources that can help explain the many topics in physics. | |
Time Line Of Physics by Noeth, C |
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This is a time
line of physics and it can help you find what you need.
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Physics Revisions by Brown, D |
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This site pretty much
sums up the different topics in physics. It talks about energy which is a
topic that we have just recently started; electricity, waves, radioactivity,
etc... It has many useful physics subtopics to choose from.
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WHY FILES?? by Donovan, A |
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Using this site your
able to to find out about the moon, and you also can ask the last person who
walked on the moon questions about how it was. This site was very
interesting.
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Physics 2000 by Kumar, M |
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This site focuses on
a wide range topics in modern physics, while linking them to predictions and
discoveries of the past. Its many sections includes areas devoted to
Einstein, theoretical or conceptual physics, and an area devoted to quantum
and atomic physics. Even though this site relies heavily on visual and
explanatory java applets, each topic is also explained with a conversation
by two cartoon characters.
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Eric Weisstein's World of Physics by Mondello, A |
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This site allows you
to search for anything related to physics. It is especially helpful in
finding formulas for equations and for finding definitions for any physics
word you need to define. For example if you typed in momentum the search
engine comes up with many different topics related to momentum. It does have
many confusing equations but you can ignore those and look at the ones we
are familiar with. This is very helpful if you don't have any notes with
you and you need information on your topic.
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Basics Of Physics by Anatalio, M |
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This website teaches
physics for beginners and teaches them all the basics of physics and all
they need to know about the science.
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The Institute of Physics by Philis, P |
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This site is the
leading international professional body and learned society which promotes
the advancement and dissemination knowledge of education in the science of
physics, pure and applied. This site provides physic information with
journals, book, magazines, online services, and industry/business.
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20th Century Women to Physics by Robinson, J |
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This is a very
interesting site which discusses basically everything you need to know about
airplanes. For example it talks about the forces acting on the airplane,
factors which affect the lift of an airplane, and many more interesting
things. This site was developed very nicely.
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Physics World by Dasilva, D |
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This physics website
is full of fun facts about physics from the past to the present. It has
news and resources. This is a good website to look up information.
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Newton's Three Laws of Motion by Francois, E |
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This site is
designed by a junior high school physics student. This site explains and
gives diagrams of Newton's Three Laws of Motion.
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Physics Factory by Devito, D |
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The "Physics
Factory" main gate is a site where students can come for help with physics.
It has a website search and a physics glossary complete with all the terms
physics students may need.
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Physics Life- Explore the Physics Around You by Gembressi, K |
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This Website is
good ( and was IMPOSSIBLE to find since everyone took everything )
because you can learn about everyday physics using interactive pictures. You
can click on the different pictures ( such as school, office, home) and the
website tells you the physics of simple everyday things, such as the
television or your photo copy machine. It's fun ( for a physics website haha)
because instead of just boring text, you get to look at the pictures and
click on the interactive display to learn more about how everyday life and
physics are connected.
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Vectors by Roshan, M | |
This site has
lessons that can help you with vector principals and operations. It also
talks about kinematics principals, Newton's laws and it describes the motion
of an object in two dimensions.
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History of Physics by Guerrero, A |
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This site shows the
history of Physics. There are a number of images and facts about physics
that you might of never known. This site has a time line that shows you how
physics has evolved over time. It shows how physics applied to many things
in WWII. This site is interesting. You might find it interesting how physics
first began and how it evolved over the decades.
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Electrons in atomic structures by Bianco, C |
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This website shows us
the structure of an electron from an atom of the foot and mouth disease.
All matter and every living thing is made up of many atoms and electrons.
Electrons are the reason that atoms can become groups. Here you can also
read about different electrons and view what they look like. You can also
read about how electron play a role in our everyday lives
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