Category: Rotational Motion & Astrophysics
Stellar Physics
Here is a great little video- what do you expect from the IoP?
https://www.youtube.com/The Life Cycle of Stars
Good Morning campers, on this dreich Scottish Morning, after a bus trip from home to school, where the driver was going for the Formula 1 Bus record, I was delighted to take my mind off the journey with an excellent programme of lessons on the Stellar Physics. Following this course allows you to go at your own pace and cover what you need.
Chapter 4: by Dr. Christopher Palma
If you need more info on Log graphs try this Khan Academy Video.
Rotational Motion Background Documents
Welcome to the 2017-2018 AH Physics course. Another year, another journey together. I hope you feel that this site meets your requirements and that you can find the materials that you need.
1b Mechanics Learning Outcomes 1 Answers
1b Mechanics Learning Outcomes 1 Questions
1c homework on differentiation
RMA-726390 A set of Problem Solving Questions based on the original HSDU material by Andrew McGuigan, in pdf format
RMA 726390 A set of Problem Solving Questions based on the original HSDU material by Andrew McGuigan, in word format
Notes for this RM&A
You’re bound to find some notes here that you like. I’ll upload my material when I’ve put it into one booklet. Meanwhile, you can’t go wrong with these.
ah rotational motion summary notes and problems 2013
I think these are great and will be the ones I’ll be using. They are Robert Gordon’s College.
ah astrophysics summary notes and problems 2013
I think these are great and will be the ones I’ll be using. They are Robert Gordon’s College.
RotationalMotionandAstrophysics_tcm4-726390
word document
RotationalMotionandAstrophysics_tcm4-726390 pdf
ah rotational motion summary notes and problems 2013
Unit 1 – Part 1 – Rotational Motion Notes
Unit 1 – Part 2 – Astrophysics Notes
AH (Circular Motion) Sorry I am not sure where these notes have come from, but thanks.
Stellar Physics- try these inspiring videos
General Relativity
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There are some great videos that can explain General Relativity much better than I can. A few are given below:
Youtube
Remember at Advanced Higher you are expected to have a BASIC knowledge, not a deep knowledge of General Relativity. The purpose is to introduce you to some of the more modern (110 years!) Physics.
How does he make it sound just so simple and intuitive?
What’s the difference between Special and General Relativity?- Sixty Symbols, University of Nottingham.
Here is a playlist for all 11 videos by Dr PhysicsA. These are lovely clearly explained videos, that are easy to understand and digest.
Moment of Inertia with Walter Lewin
Test your intuition with cylinders rolling down a slope. Just keep your own score of how many you worked out correctly.