Newton’s Revolution

Synopsis: The earth revolves, and the question arises, how come if you jump up you don’t land somewhere else? Two academics guide the viewer away from the intuitive reasoning of the ancient Greeks to the scientific method of Galileo and Newton. Three short historical dramas show how explanations of ‘the motion of objects’ have evolved.
Series: Physical World, The: Course S207
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of production: 1994
Notes: Formerly S271/01R.
Available in a 2 DVD pack, combined with the other programmes from the S207 course and software relating to the course textbooks. Price £79.99 + £14.00 VAT. Ref no S207DVDPACK
Subjects: Physics
Keywords: gravitation; mechanics; movement

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