@Curly_Fry15@PhysInHistory The high temperature does not imply a lot of heat energy- the particles have very high kinetic energy so the temperature is high but they are widely separated so the total amount of energy is not great. Nowhere near enough to vaporise the craft. Next!
@Teamgrassroots_ Not enough for dissent yellow for me but could argue for a red for offensive, insulting, abusive behaviour. As the ref I might choose not to have heard it!
@Astronomer_Mark Hit it hard with a hammer a few times. Not sure whether it’s a heating effect or if it just dislodges bits of rust, but it might work!
@Curly_Fry15@PhysInHistory The high temperature does not imply a lot of heat energy- the particles have very high kinetic energy so the temperature is high but they are widely separated so the total amount of energy is not great. Nowhere near enough to vaporise the craft. Next!
@refsupportuk It really shouldn’t be about who makes the most/ biggest mistakes! Accept that an error was made and then move on. Applies to the officials and both teams.
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@BenyohaiPhysics @ChatPhysics I’m surprised that Astro is the lowest of the aqa options and it’s also interesting that there’s about half a grade difference from the easiest to the hardest of the lines drawn. How big are the error bars btw?
A-Level Physics teachers. Would you would like to give your students a chance to read Physics case studies, then answer A-Level Qs on them? This resource might be useful. From the WJEC archive. Some lovely topics. I have others if needed. Pls RT! ⚡️📷 🚀https://t.co/WocxklBnb3
@refsupportuk The foul on Haaland involved contact and would not have been indirect so no confusion in signalling. Sometimes, people make mistakes- this is one of those I would say
@teacherhead@DJGteaching I wish I could have expressed these ideas so concisely and precisely. This thread should be compulsory reading for all leaders in education and indeed all teachers. Awesome!