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Physics Bridging Work Physics Please complete the middle task and two other tasks from the task list below. https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simula tions/category/html PhET create http://www.livescience.com/46558-laws- online Physics simulations when you The following link will of-motion.html Newton’s Laws of can complete some simple Motion are fundamental laws for the experiments online. Open up the take you to a set of motion of all the object we can see resistance of a wire html5 around us. Use this website and the simulation. Conduct a simple specific notes and suggested further reading links on the experiment and make a one page practice exercises on the webpage to make your own 1 page of notes on the topics. summary of the experiment and your findings. basics of dealing with http://home.cern/about numbers in Physics. To CERN encompasses the Large complete the task read Hadron Collider (LHC) and is through the notes and Produce a Timeline for the the largest collaborative have a go at the discovery of particles, from science experiment ever exercises you will meet the atom to now. undertaken. Find out about it here and produce a one page as you work through. report on what CERN does https://www.huddnewc oll.ac.uk/files/Admissio Find 5 common physics Write an essay about the misconceptions on YouTube ns/BridgingActivities/Br changing theories of light and ask 5-10 people their idging_Activity_Physics_ over time. Include details of understanding. Write a brief key concepts, experiments scientific report of your 2017.pdf and scientists findings Equipment needed for Sixth Form study Scientific Calculator Suggested book/reading list/website links: • Head Start to A-level Physics (CGP A-Level Physics) • A Brief History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson • Six Easy Pieces by Richard Feynman (or any other book by this author) Super-curricular reading Physics (information collated by Unifrog) pioneer in both maths and physics. Interesting articles Some specialist areas Five things physicists hate about physics Quantum Physics https://www.newscientist.com/article/2140261-five-things-physicists- Quantum physicists explore the absurd world of the small; where hate-about-physics/ things can be in two places at once, to name one of the least weird Richard Webb, United States, 2017 phenomena. A significant amount of research is currently going into a unifying theory, with supercomputers greatly helping and increasing The Future of Gravitational Wave Astronomy our understanding in a field which promises to never bore. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-future- of- gravitational-wave-astronomy/ Astrophysics Lee Billings, United States, 2016 Astrophysicists look at the illuminated night sky and theorise why it is that way. How does it happen? How did the earth begin? Are we Podcasts alone? These are all central questions in this subject, and, with the StarTalk https://www.startalkradio.net/category/startalk- vastness of space and the uncountable number of stars, studying radio/Neil deGrasse Tyson, United States astrophysics will always offer something new. Neil DeGrasse Tyson has his own podcast series, in which he sits down with a guest and either answers listeners' physics questions and discuss Hot topics a popular topic such as living on Mars. This highly interesting series The search for a unifying theory offers an intriguing view of the universe as awhole. Physicists as of today have two main theories: quantum mechanics, the study of the small, and relativity, the study of the large. These The infinite monkey cage theories are excellent at predicting counter intuitive results, and https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00snr0w/episodes/download problems occur when there is need to combine the two, such as with Brians Cox and Robin Ince, United Kingdom black holes. Both theories get broken down when required to Physicist Brian Cox teams up with comedian Robin Ince to explain combine, so now physicists are searching for an overarching theory, interesting physics phenomena. This show sets out to explain the able to explain both the small and the big. world of science to anyone, even a ""stupid comedian"". This witty show gives an unique angle on today's science. Climate science Currently the world is reliant on fossil fuels, which are inextricably Relevant films linked with climate change. Climate scientists have used physics to Particle Fever create models that will predict what will happen if we continue Mark Levinson, United States, 2014 our current use of these and look at ways in which humans can use Particle Fever gives a unique perspective on the people working at alternative forms of energy to help lessen the damage. CERN and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), telling physics through human stories. The movie shows the importance of the work of CERN Cross curricularideas and the LHC and explores the latest theories the physicistsare Physics and sport working on, and how such a big project runs. Your average physicist may not look like or even be the best athlete, but physics can be very helpful in explaining strange phenomena in Interstellar the world of sport. Take one of Ronaldo’s legendary free kicks for Christopher Nolan, United States, 2014 example, where the ball seems to miss the goal but swerves into the A science fiction story with the emphasis on the science. Starting in a top corner. This is an example of aerodynamics, the study of how dystopian world in the future, astronauts travel through a wormhole fluids affect objects. to discover other worlds, since earth is uninhabitable. In this movie, physics is portrayed accurately and used as a plot device. For Metaphysics example, the theory of special relativity and time dilation are critical Metaphysics tries to answer the questions that are based on physics, plot points in thismovie. but which physics can’t answer yet, such as are we in a simulation? This theory has gained more traction after Elon Musk publicly said, Some other good stuff “odds are we’re living in a simulation”. Metaphysics is for those who Feynman Lectures https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/ enjoy philosophy but also enjoy the understanding physics gives. Nobel prize laureate Richard Feynman is well known for his teaching abilities, with this lecture series allowing the reader to experience his Some influential academics teaching first hand. It covers everything from Newtonian mechanics Richard Feynman United States, 1918-1988 to electromagnetism and quantum mechanics. Feynman is one of the most important and interesting physicists of the 20th century. He worked on the Manhattan project and managed David Brenner https://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/science- to emerge with a new theory of quantum electrodynamics, the study and-technology/physics/ of how light and matter interact at a small scale. He was also able to Wolfram Alpha is well known for its mathematical help capabilities, distil the extremely complicated maths down to some intuitive but less known for its physics resources. It can do calculations for diagrams called Feynman diagrams. everything from relativistic speeds to optics. In addition to that it canbe used to search up physical laws and constants. This often- Isaac Newton United Kingdom, 1643-1727 unexplored section of Wolfram Alpha can be of great use to Newton invented a new form of mathematics, calculus. In addition to physicists.. that, Newton paved the way for modern physics with his famous three laws. His laws were able to describe everything from an apple falling, to the way our earth moves in the solar system. He was a real Bridging the gap to Sixth Form studies Physics Click on https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/physics/AQA-7407-7408-TG.PDF OR https://www.aylesfordschool.org.uk/attachments/download.asp?file=2716&type=pdf The booklet on this link is perfect in helping you make a successful transition to A level Physics. From Page 8 are a series of activities you can start working through. Email [email protected] with your answers. .
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