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Physics Facts
Fission and Fusion
In the nuclear fission process, a heavy atomic nucleus spontaneously splits apart, releasing energy and an energetic…
Why Does A Golf Ball Have Dimples?
A golf ball can be driven great distances down the fairway. How is this possible? The answer to this question can be…
The Coriolis Effect
The Earth, rotating at about 1000 miles per hour (1,609 km/hr), influences the flow of air and water on its surface. We…
Can Wint-O-Green Lifesavers® Light up Your Life?
Next time you're bored, grab a pack of Wint-O-Green Lifesavers® and lock yourself in the bathroom. Shut the blinds and…
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Atmospheric
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Fundamentals
- Bizarre Boiling
- Galileo Thermometers
- Get the Point?
- How Fast is Mach 1?
- How Lasers Work
- Kinetic Theory of Gases
- Many Happy Returns!
- Newton's First Law of Motion
- Newton's Three Laws of Motion
- The Fourth State of Matter
- The Physics of Sandcastles
- The Weakest Force
- Tick-Tock Atomic Clock
- Torque
- What Is An Atom?
- What Is Radiofrequency Energy (Rf)?
- X-Rays - Another Form of Light