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Veritasium – Why no one has measured the speed of light
Posted in How are light and matter similar?, Unit 4, Videos
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Veritasium – Why Gravity is NOT a Force
The General Theory of Relativity tells us gravity is not a force, gravitational fields don’t exist. Objects tend to move on straight paths through curved spacetime.
Electron Diffraction – F-J’s Physics
Particles or waves? A look at particles and when they can behave like waves. The strange nature of wave-particle duality in quantum physics.
Posted in How are light and matter similar?, Unit 4, Videos
Tagged Diffraction, Electrons, Light & Matter
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Electron Diffraction: A-level Physics
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Interference Demo: Speakers
This is a demonstration of the interference pattern created by two speakers playing the same 2000 Hz tone. It is carried out by moving a microphone through the sound field and noting that the sound is louder in some spots … Continue reading
Posted in How can waves explain the behaviour of light?, Unit 4, Videos
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Pipe resonance
A column of water and a tuning fork are used to illustrate the raised amplitude that results from pipe resonance
Posted in How can waves explain the behaviour of light?, Unit 4, Videos
Tagged harmonics, resonance, Sound, Waves
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