This is my Physics blog, and the companion site to my General Physics course at Colegio La Esperanza. On this blog I'll post reference material as well as useful software and applets.
Welcome to my Physics Blog
In this Blog I'll be posting supplementary information for the General Physics 1 course at Colegio La Esperanza, as well as interesting discoveries, experiments and utilities.
Showing posts with label Mechanics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mechanics. Show all posts
Monday, August 23, 2010
Ancient Discoveries Machines of the Gods
Part 1 of 5
Part 2 of 5
Part 3 of 5
Part 4 of 5
Part 5 of 5
Part 2 of 5
Part 3 of 5
Part 4 of 5
Part 5 of 5
Etiquetas:
Ancient,
Documentary,
Hidraulics,
Mechanics,
Technology,
Thermodinamics
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Mythbusters
The Mythbusters are researches who apply scientific knowledge to conventional wisdom...
Walking on "Water"
Steam Machine Gun
Death by a falling penny?
Walking on "Water"
Steam Machine Gun
Death by a falling penny?
Etiquetas:
Entertainment,
Mechanics,
Physics,
Technology,
Thermodinamics
Intersting slow motion videos
2000 FPS Lightning & Rain in UltraSlo motion with audio, UltraSlo
1 million fps Slow Motion video of bullet impacts made, Werner Mehl from Kurzzeit
Watch for the hollow point rounds in the ballistics gel.
Music: Artist:J-Punch Song:Temple (Tribal Mix) Album:Bang It Forward
Pop Corn POP, UltraSlo
One kernel of popcorn busting open and splashing oil. Shot @7000 FPS.
Awsome surfing in slow motion, by UltraSlo
Big Slow Motion Wave with a surfer, UltraSlo
Wave in slow motion, 2000 fps
1 million fps Slow Motion video of bullet impacts made, Werner Mehl from Kurzzeit
Watch for the hollow point rounds in the ballistics gel.
Music: Artist:J-Punch Song:Temple (Tribal Mix) Album:Bang It Forward
Pop Corn POP, UltraSlo
One kernel of popcorn busting open and splashing oil. Shot @7000 FPS.
Awsome surfing in slow motion, by UltraSlo
Big Slow Motion Wave with a surfer, UltraSlo
Wave in slow motion, 2000 fps
New Scientist recreates a robot made by the ancient Greeks
In this new scientist video technology feature editor Ben Crystall explains how he recreated a programmable robot dating from 60AD.
More here: http://www.newscientisttech.com/channel/tech/mg19526111.600
More here: http://www.newscientisttech.com/channel/tech/mg19526111.600
Etiquetas:
Ancient,
Mechanics,
Programming,
Robotics,
Technology
2000-year-old computer recreated
In this new scientist video, we see a working model of an ancient computer that was recently recreated in London.
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