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Oct 15

What can Physics Teachers Learn from Soccer Coaches?

Posted on October 15, 2015 by hslibrary

A Chinese physicist who is doing his post-doctoral research at MIT thinks physics classes would be better taught the same way coaches teach soccer. Just like great soccer coaches break the game down into specific skills such as passing, receiving … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged athletics, math, physics, practice, skills, sports | Leave a comment

Feb 11

Popcorn Physics

Posted on February 11, 2015 by hslibrary

The popping sound made by popcorn has baffled scientists for decades, remaining one of nature’s major unsolved mysteries. But now French researchers say they have finally settled the question of why popcorn pops through a series of high-speed camera observations, … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged food science, physics, popcorn, science | Leave a comment

Sep 04

September “Acts & Facts”

Posted on September 4, 2014 by hslibrary

Read these articles >> Declaring the Unknown God by Henry M. Morris III, D.Min. There has long been a history of belief in God in the Western world—especially in the United States. Gallup and Pew surveys express a fairly consistent … Read More →

Posted in 200 Religion | Tagged acts, Bible, Christianity, creation, Darwin, DNA, dune, facts, flood, fossils, genetics, noah, physics, sand, sandstone, science | Leave a comment

Aug 21

Free Math and Physics Classes

Posted on August 21, 2014 by hslibrary

Dr. Chris Seberino, a homeschool dad with two kids, offers several math and physics classes to homeschoolers for free. He has a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California, San Diego. He’s worked in government, industry and academia. He’s … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged algebra, free, geometry, math, physics | Leave a comment

Jan 18

A Citizen-Science Project for Homeschoolers

Posted on January 18, 2014 by hslibrary

Here is a unique citizen-science project related to finding meteorites, as described in an e-mail that I received yesterday… Hi, My name is Mike Mazur, and I’m a Canadian geoscientist (with a background in astrophysics) living in Norway. I have … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged astrogeology, astronomy, astrophysics, camera, citizen science, computer, earth science, geology, math, meteor, meteorite, meteorology, physics, planetary science, space science | Leave a comment

Nov 12

November is Aviation History Month

Posted on November 12, 2013 by hslibrary

Since the beginning of history, people watched birds soaring overhead and wished they could fly too. Aviation history refers to the history of development of mechanical flight — from the earliest attempts in kites and gliders to powered heavier-than-air, supersonic … Read More →

Posted in 600 Applied Science & Tech | Tagged aircraft, airplane, aviation, flight, history, physics, science | Leave a comment

Oct 23

Physics Resources on the Web

Posted on October 23, 2013 by hslibrary

The science of physics is all around us, from tea cups to kung fu, and computer games to rockets. Have a budding physicist in the house? Check out Physics.org, your guide to physics on the web: Search the database of … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged experiments, games, physics, science | Leave a comment

Sep 18

Foucault’s Pendulum

Posted on September 18, 2013 by hslibrary

Leon Foucault was a French physicist born in Paris on September 18, 1819. After an education received chiefly at home, he studied medicine, which he abandoned in favor of physics. He is well known for … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged earth, Foucault, pendulum, physics, science | Leave a comment

Mar 24

Interactive Science Simulations

Posted on March 24, 2012 by hslibrary

Elementary School Middle School High School University Check out these fun, interactive, research-based simulations of physical phenomena for all grade levels from the PhET project at the University of Colorado. (This project originally focused on physics sims, and was hence … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged biology, chemistry, college, elementary, high school, math, middle, physics, science, university | Leave a comment

Jan 22

SAT Math Prep Videos

Posted on January 22, 2012 by hslibrary

Dr. Chris Seberino has created some free videos to help students with the math part of the PSAT and SAT. To access the videos that are part of the SAT Math Prep class for free, see the link at the … Read More →

Posted in 500 Pure Science | Tagged free, math, physics, prep, SAT, video | Leave a comment

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