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  1. Physics of Motion (1993 Video)

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. VHS. col. 23 min., 1998 sale: £24.00 (+VAT +p&p)

    Discusses displacement, velocity and acceleration. Covers: relative motion; projectiles from standing and moving launch sites; Aristotlean ideas of motion; mation of the planets, geocentric, heliocentric;...

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  2. YouTube developments

    Date
    20 Jan 2010, 13:39
    Author
    Cathy Grant
    Post Type
    Post

    YouTube has recently added a Shows section to its site which allows users in the UK to watch full-length television programmes free of charge.  Companies providing material include BBC Worldwide, Five, The...

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  3. Motion and Newton’s Laws (1986 Video)

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 24 min.

    Looks at how to apply Newton’s Laws of Motion to the real world. Shows how a computer can be used to analyse the motion of athletes and how a seemingly complex motion can be reduced into simple movements...

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  4. Hypocyclic Motion, A (1938 Film)

    Producer
    Robert Fairthorne; Brian Sale
    Subject
    Mathematics
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Diagramatic illustration of the principle of hypocyclic motion.

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  5. Visual Space Perception Via Motion (1996 Video)

    Subject
    Psychology
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. VHS (NTSC). col. 20 min., 1997 sale: US$179.00 (+p&p) (NTSC only)

    Uses computer graphics and live-action footage to show how humans perceive motion, comparing monocular and binocular visual cues and differentiating between static and in-motion depth perception. Explores...

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  6. Newton’s Three Laws of Motion

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 10 minutes), £29.95

    An introduction to Isaac Newton’s three Laws of Motion, using animation and video to illustrate each law at work. The programme is designed to help viewers develop a basic understanding of each law and...

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  7. Perception (1971 Film)

    Subject
    Psychology
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    Very short sequences of film to illustrate particular topics in distance and movement perception: looming, highlight and shadow (make-up), motion parallax, prior knowledge of size, optokinetic nystagmus...

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  8. Projectile Motion (2004)

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    Sale, VHS (PAL, 24 minutes), £35.00

    Explores motion under gravity, firstly in one dimension as vertical projection, then in two dimensions as projectile motion. Using jugglers, ball games and stunt bike riders, the video deals in turn with the...

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  9. Simple Harmonic Motion (4 Parts) (1975 Audio)

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    Sale, Audiocassette. 4 x 10 min.

    An elementary mathematical treatment of harmonic motion.

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  10. Physics Tutor Cd, The (1997 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    A CD-ROM tutorial examining core physics concepts. Covers: motion;, force; mechanical interaction; work, energy and power; wave motion; statics, dynamics and magnetism.

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