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Physics simulation videos
Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
Physics is the bedrock of the modern world and is the most basic form of science. But many will run as far away from it as possible. We can understand why that happens. Physics is undoubtedly complex and not always easy. It always seems like these incredibly smart people from history are asking you to visualize impossible things like an electromagnetic wave or many small particles whizzing around inside a wire. Visualizing has been a problem for students learning physics.Well this course is exac
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Flight Exploration Introductory Video
This introductory video leads students to begin to explore possible questions they could answer related to the parts of an airplane and the forces of flight.
This video will captivate the attention of your students because it shows an actual flying model in a barrel roll due to aileron movement.
I use aileron movement as my instructional example when describing how moving parts of an airplane can help a pilot use the forces of flight to control the movement of the entire airplane.
Enjoy!
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1st - 6th, Adult Education
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Visualizing Projectile Motion
The "Visualizing Projectile Motion" animation is an immersive and captivating journey that brings the concept of projectile motion to life. Through a dynamic and visually appealing animation, students will gain a deep understanding of velocities components (horizontal component Vx, and vertical component Vy) during a trajectory of the projectile.It demonstrates that how the vertical component of the velocity (Vy) changes during the trajectory. However, horizontal component (Vx) of the velocity r
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9th - 12th
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Newton's Three Laws
STEM-Newton's 3 laws explained through a power point, containing directions for a foldable chart, animations, and much more. 25 slides packed with great tools, and a writing/creative activity at the end. Links with STEM and Common Core ELA standards.
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4th - 7th
Modern Model of the Atom Video Lesson
Short video lesson overview about the modern model (quantum mechanical model) of the atom for high school chemistry students. Simplifies the concepts. Good for struggling students.
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9th - 12th
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Unbalanced gyroscope precession
Video of unbalanced gyroscope precession: AVI, 1280 x 720, 25 fps, 11.9 Mb, codec MPEG-4 v2, 30 seconds
Rotating systems exhibit some behavior that appears strange when we apply our intuition, developed for linear motion. The motion of the gyroscope shown here is an example. The silver colored rotor inside the gimbals rings is spinning rapidly about its axis. As we will see, it is the presence of the little weight, hung on one end of the axis of rotation of the spinning rotor, that causes the
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Ions Video Lesson
Video lesson on the formation of ions. For high school chemistry or middle school physical science. Simplifies the concepts. Good for struggling students.
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7th - 12th
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Light Spectra Video Lesson
Short video lesson about electrons producing light spectra for chemistry students. Simplifies the concepts. Good for struggling students.
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7th - 12th
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Convex Lens Toolkit
This module contains lesson plans, animations and graphic elements that you can use in any way to introduce students to the fascinating world of optics using standard laboratory equipment along with the aid of computer graphics and animation. You can use the as the activities as is, modify them as you see fit or make completely new activities from them.© Copyright 2014 SciTech Gadgets. All rights reserved. Permission is granted to copy pages specifically designed for student or teacher use by th
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5th - 10th, Staff
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Magnifying Glasses
This module contains a number of resources that you can use in any way to introduce students to the fascinating world of optics using standard laboratory equipment along with the aid of computer graphics and animation. Concepts such as convex lens, focal distance focal point, and virtual images can be covered using these resources.You can use the as the activities as is, modify them as you see fit or make completely new activities from them.© Copyright 2014 SciTech Gadgets. All rights reserved.
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6th - 12th, Staff
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Optical Graphics Toolkit
The Optical Graphics Toolkit contain images, animations and sample activities to make constructing learning activities on the eye and camera as simple as possible.
Concepts such as vision, image formation, myopia, longsightedness, presbyopia, eye defects, accommodation, focal distance can be easily illustrated with this package for subjects such as Biology, General science or Physics.
These graphic elements in it are meant to be used in word processor of your choice. However it must be noted
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6th - 9th, Staff
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Geometrical Optics: Case 6 of Converging Lenses - MP4 video
This video shows case six in the study of converging lenses. This case is one of the most important in geometrical optics, since it involves the formation of virtual images when a converging lens is used as a magnifying glass. The video is in mp4 format, its size is 5.14 MB, and the graphics are quite attractive. The entire video containing all six cases is found in this store. We highly recommend the use of the VLC Media Player to play the mp4 video. VLC is an excellent media player, and it is
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9th - 12th
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