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Intro Physics:

Diavolo!

Category: Intro Physics

This guy is Allo Diavolo: He was a circus daredevil. At the dawn of the 20th century he worked on a number of stunts dressed in his ominous horned outfit. These days a lot of people, including me, have heard...

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The Amazing Spider-Man!

Category: Worked Problems

Spider-Man is perching above the ground when he notices Mary Jane being menaced by... I dunno, a menace.

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Earthquake!

Category: Worked Problems

How far to the epicenter?

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And the Cow Jumped Over the Moon

Category: Worked Problems

Or how about Saturn?

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Gas in a (very small) box.

Category: Intro Physics

Atoms are tiny.

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Mechanics of Heat

Category: Intro Physics

Catch a baseball thrown at you with high energy and it doesn't turn red hot when you bring it to a stop.

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Storing Energy

Category: Intro Physics

This week I'm teaching rotational motion to my students.

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