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@fignewtonphysics-blog
After 18 hours in the air, a 4 hour lay over, and a sketchy cab ride, we find ourselves on the 10th floor of of a shady building, which evidently is our hostel.
From our window we see beautiful palm trees juxtapose to deteriorating buildings on the verge of collapse. The temperature is a...
Good luck guys! Just found my tumblr from Junior year so I can comment and like all your stuff!
Mr. Love Does this sort of stuff count as physics if they don't apply to the conventional laws of physics?
Does anyone believe in aliens?
Maybe one day we will be able to shrink into massless dots of light and travel across the universe.
Cool video on entropy
This video reminds me of a hockey puck. When the hockey puck slides across the almost frictionless ice and hits a wall it is an elastic collision. This was seen last night when Iona smacked Fordham at the ice hutch.
Without friction this well-oiled machine would not have been able to efficiently move around the table.
I thought that this video was a great example of an inelastic collision. The energy of the ping pong ball was absorbed by the water balloon.
Thats crazy dude i'm glad my organs don't do that when I am hit by a ping pong ball!
Its PHYSICS DuUuUUUuDdEE
I really like this picture because it reminds me of the demonstration Bryan gave in class. In this case bryan would be the little boy wearing rollerblades and the bowling ball that he caught would be the elderly woman.
I was going to explain the physics of killing a turkey to eat, but i felt it was do gruesome. So instead i found this wonderful song on the hardships of being a turkey.
Physics in Swimming
Durring swim practice I was trying to figure out if you can calculate the elasticity of a flip turn. I think you would measure the amount of energy lost between swimming into into the wall and swimming away from the wall.
FAY SURVIVES PHYSICS
This week in physics, we observed a short presentation by B Fay demonstrating what happens when he throws a bowling ball while standing on a skateboard. This showed the conservation of momentum as when the ball was thrown one way, Bryan started rolling in the opposite direction.
His skater skills were ridonculous. Lucky he didnt hurt himself!
MOOOOOO-mentum!!!
Ball Lab
In the Ball momentum lab we were able to see the transfer of momentum between objects. My favorite piece of the activity was reducing the elasticity of the walls watching the balls slow down as the momentum was lost.
Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill!
