Physics on the WEB Welcome to the virtual reality

Below you will find a collection of internet sites assembled for use in the Saturday Morning Physics presentation on October, 2007, by Alexander Volya and Tony Sumaryada.
 

Sites for the 2007 program

Introduction: physics, the internet, and the world-wide-web

 

Learning about physics from the WWW

click here for a list of Java web sites provided by Zito Giuseppe
click here for the University of Colorado at Boulder's Physics 2000 web site. Java applets

click here for the Physics Java Applets by CK.Ng web site

University of Wisconsin- Stout

 

Want more? Have questions? Search the WEB

 

 

Electric and Magnetic field

• Exploring electric field lines / and more java
• Two magnets
• Magnetic field, compass and electric current
• Magnetic field line / compass and field lines
• Lorentz Force
• Faraday Experiment / more
• Falling and Flying magnet
• Resistance/more

 

 Java demo: How does a TV screen work?

• the big picture
• black and white TV screens: demonstration
• color TV screens

How to make a rocket.

• Cannon

• NASA RocketModeler II

 

Java demo: Refraction

• air to glass: demonstration
• glass to air: demonstration
• total internal reflection: demonstration

 

Doppler Effect:

• Doppler effect: sound from a moving source, and how this sounds to an observer: demonstration
• Quantum-Mechanical Scattering [Java] from SGI
• Accelerate a particle using a radio frequency cavity [Java] from CERN
  

Waves of electrons and electron gun

•  How do different waves coexist, can I add waves?

• diffraction of light wave

• diffraction of anything

 Saturday Morning Physics is an outreach project of the Physics Department at The Florida State University that takes place during October and November every year.

This material collected by: Simon Capstick (capstick@csit.fsu.edu), Seunghun Hong and Alexander Volya.

Last modified: Thursday, October 4, 2007, by A. Volya