Secondary Education Resources-Science-Physics
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Earth and Space (see also El Ed and Sec Ed Science: Earth and Space)
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General Physics Resources
Ask-A-Scientist Archive--Physics Topics
Al Nous' NASA Educator Resource Center
About Physics
Fear of Physics--This site has information with links to more information dealing with everything about Physics.
General Interest--This site has flash animation dealing with Physics.
Glossary of Physics Terms and Concepts
How things work
HyperPhysics
Introduction to Physics and Math with JAVA
Learn to make a sundial
Minds on Physics
NASA Instructional Materials for Space Science--a boatload of activities you can do, from scale models of the solar system to spacecraft you can cut out of paper and build
Physical Reference Data
Physics Lecture Demonstrations--with problems and puzzles, too, along with a rationale for using demonstrations to explain physics concepts
Physics Unravelled--a
website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
PhysicsWeb
PhysLink--Physics, Astronomy and Engineering Online Reference & Education
Science Explorer
SI Units Reference
The Internet Pilot to Physics
The Laws List N
The Physics Classroom
The Physics Web
Simple Machines--learn all about simple machines and how they work
Soundry--an interactive educational website about sound
The Southpole
The Space Science Group at Northwestern State University, LA--Science Out of This Word & Camp Discovery (Middle School resources)
Uncertainty in Measurement Reference
Units of Measurement--site offers a dictionary of units of measurements describing relationships between various English and Metric units
Virtual Physics Center--huge, all-inclusive site
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Astronomy
Astronomy
Center: resources for teaching astronomy
KidsAstronomy.com--Dynamic Astronomy website, lots of fun activities for kids, including an ask an expert section where children can send their questions to real astronomers. Also includes resources for teachers.
Making the sun, moon, and stars work for you--submitted by Gina DiAngelo
and her students at Craft Central School District
Communications
Earth and Space (see also El Ed and Sec Ed Science: Earth and Space)
Guide to Outer Space surveillance
Hubble Space telescope--public pictures and related information
Electromagnetism / Electricity / Magnetism
Electro.Patent--all about electricity
Vibrations and Waves--animations, including animations of electro-magnetic waves and optical illusions
Flight
Gasses
Gravity
Heat
History of Physics
Guide to Outer Space surveillance
History of Physics--maintained by American Institute of Physics
Kinetics
Lesson Plans and Activities
Guide to Outer Space surveillance
Learn to make a sundial
Light
Mechanics
Simple Machines--learn all about simple machines and how they work
Physics and Mathematics
Physics Fun
Guide to Outer Space surveillance
Learn to make a sundial
Simple Machines--learn all about simple machines and how they work
Professional and other Physics Organizations
Resonance
The BRIDGE.EXE Program (download free software)--the BRIDGE program can be used like a game that teaches about bridge dynamics and resonance. The goal of the game is to break the bridge in the shortest time.
Robotics
NASA Robotics -
Robotics Alliance Project
Robotics competitions
Roller Coasters
Ride Mechanics
Teaching Physics
Guide to Outer Space surveillance
Learn to make a sundial
Science Working in Business and Industry--lesson plan designed to demonstrate the usefulness of physics in business and industry.
Time and related topics © Bernie Poole, Yvonne Singer, 1996-2012, All rights reserved / poole@pitt.edu, ysinger@worldnet.att.net / (724) 244-4939 / Revised
05 September 2012
Astronomical riddles, Answers to--Laura Whitlock of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD
Astronomy Workshop--from Doug Hamilton at UMD
Guide to Outer Space surveillance
NASA Instructional Materials for Space Science--a boatload of activities you can do, from scale models of the solar system to spacecraft you can cut out of paper and build
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Alexander Graham Bell Family Papers
Alexander Graham Bell: The Inventor
American Experience: More about Bell
Cyber Telephone Museum
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Evolution of the Universe
Imagine the Universe
NASA general
NASA Instructional Materials for Space Science--a boatload of activities you can do, from scale models of the solar system to spacecraft you can cut out of paper and build
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Charged particle motion in E/M Field
Charges and Fields
Direct Current Electrical Motor--Java applets
on Physics which shows, among others, a direct current electrical motor which is reduced to the most important parts for clarity
Exploring Electric Fields
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
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Alka Rockets--lab experiment
How Does A Bullet Fly?
How Does A Kite Fly?
How to Fold a Flying Paper Water Bomb
Ken Blackburn's Paper Airplanes!
Kites and Kite Flying
Museum of Flight Educator Reference Library
The Best Paper Airplanes
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Bubbles--Ron Hipschman's superb resource about this wondrous phenomenon
Ideal Gas Law--Oxidation/Reduction Virtual Lab
Molecular Model for an Ideal Gas
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Anti-Gravity Mirror
Gravity Gauge--lab experiment
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Messing Around: Heat and Temperature--Hands-On-Physics
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Albert Einstein Online
General Relativity--Introduction
General Relativity--More In-Depth
Werner Heisenberg, the founder of quantum physics--site maintained by the American Institute of Physics
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ASPIRE-Kinetic Energy
Energy Quest
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Bubbles--Ron Hipschman's superb resource about this wondrous phenomenon
NASA Instructional Materials for Space Science--a boatload of activities you can do, from scale models of the solar system to spacecraft you can cut out of paper and build
Online physics demo sourcebook
Particle Adventure
Physics Demonstrations: Light
Physics Lecture Demonstrations--with problems and puzzles, too, along with a rationale for using demonstrations to explain physics concepts
Simple Machines--learn all about simple machines and how they work
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Advanced Light Source
Dispersion in Wavelength
How Things Work: Sunlight
How Things Work: Telescopes and Microscopes
Optics For Kids
Physics Demonstrations: Light
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
See also Robotics
How things work
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Snacks about Mechanics--demos with explanations
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Absolute Zero
Calculators for a wide range of math, science and technology applications
Introduction to Physics and Math with JAVA
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Fun Physics
Physics Comics
Physics Fair Projects
Physics and Ice Hockey
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Sport! Science
The Science of Skateboarding
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American Association of Physics Teachers
American Astronomical Society
American Institute of Physics
American Physical Society
Federation of American Societies for
Experimental Biology (FASEB)
Dave Willey, Famous Physics Prof at Pitt (also home page of the Physics department at Pitt at Johnstown)
Institute of Physics
NASA general
National Nuclear Data Center
U. S. Department of Energy
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Dynamic Bridge Resonance
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Vibrations and Waves--animations
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Build the LEGObug--at MIT
Learn Robotics--in an On-line Learning Environment
Physics Unravelled--a
website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Simple Machines--learn all about simple machines and how they work
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Amusement Park Physics
Amusement Park and Roller Coaster Links
Joyride Photos
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Roller Coaster Database--Roller coaster enthusiasts can browse through an online database with stats on a whopping 652 of these thrill rides, from 251 parks in North America with 729 photos
The Web Premiere Coaster Site
Thrillride--collection of rollercoaster news, rumors, and feature stories
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Community Learning Network-Physics
Contemporary Physics Education Project (CPEP)
Education Resources for NASA's Project Galileo
NASA Instructional Materials for Space Science--a boatload of activities you can do, from scale models of the solar system to spacecraft you can cut out of paper and build
NASA Jet Propulsion Learning Link
Physics Fair Projects
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics
Simple Machines--learn all about simple machines and how they work
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Exact time from the Naval Observatory
Physics
Unravelled--a website that helps Physics teachers teach Physics