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Using carefully chosen examples, demonstrate how Newton’s laws of motion work. Shows that the law of areas for central force motion is a consequence of the first two laws of motion. Several examples are...
Educational DVD aimed at KS 3-5. Newton’s three laws of motion are explained using slow motion HD footage filmed during car crash testing to explore how energy is distributed during the fractions of a...
Five films in which Norman McLaren comments on, demonstrates and classifies the aspects of motion which the animator employs in his daily work. Part 1 explains how the animator makes his still pictures...
Over 50 film sequences of objects in motion, including crashing cars and trains, falling and spinning objects, atheltes and gymnasts, rocks and astronauts. Also contains motion analysis software which...
Support video for course MST207. Contents: bands to support the study units ‘Damping, Forcing and Resonance’, Normal Modes’, ‘Systems of Particles’ and ‘Circular Motion’.
Simple harmonic motion by animated diagrams; photographs of experiments with pendulums and vibrating cords.
Using slow motion, the different equine gaits are defined and analysed: walk, trot, pace, canter and gallop. Novel camera angles show the effects of artificial gait and all-out gallop on the horse’s...
Illustrates the proper motion of stars in various sky regions by simulating the observed motion with a time rate of 7200 years per second. The parallactic motion of Aldebaran and Vega is shown with high...
Illustrates the general ways in which something ceases to be visible: (a) when it ceases to reflect light to the observer’s viewpoint; (b) when it ceases to reflect light at all. Shows several examples of...
Thirty-seven film sequences of objects in motion, including crashing cars and trains, falling and spinning objects, atheltes and gymnasts, rocks and astronauts. Also contains motion analysis software which...
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