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Exploring #Forces in Nursery for #PhysicsWeek! Weโve been pushing and pulling to mark make with cars ๐ and using #magnets to move paper clips into shapes! ๐งฒ #EthicalEmyr #AmbitiousAlys @csc_stem @CSC_FoundLearn
Did you know itโs #physicsweek ??? I asked some of our quirky MPSJ physics teachers to provide us with content. This is from Mr. Crane ๐ฃ
Q: What is the most terrifying word in nuclear physics?
A: Oops
@MPSJ_TCDSB @mpsjgifted #mpsjphysics
Michael Armstrong: Nature and Definition of Space | Thunderbolts https://t.co/3wnrTkbaBi via @YouTube ๐ค
The notations of the Natural Philosopher have been high jacked by mathematical constructs.
@TStarkCEO @peterdanielberg #PhysicsWeek #Space #Philosophy
Superdeterminism makes sense of the quantum world by suggesting it's not as random as it seems, but critics say it undermines the whole premise of science. Does the idea deserve its terrible reputation? We explore the concept in this #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/TxD8EQ80uW
Superdeterminism makes sense of the quantum world by suggesting it's not as random as it seems, but critics say it undermines the whole premise of science. Does the idea deserve its terrible reputation? We explore the concept in this #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/FrFJDiJO3j
For the first time, it is possible to see the quantum world from multiple points of view at once. This hints at something very strange โ that reality only takes shape when we interact with each other. Learn all about it in today's #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/ix9DOfpAd6
For the first time, it is possible to see the quantum world from multiple points of view at once. This hints at something very strange โ that reality only takes shape when we interact with each other. Learn all about it in today's #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/razyOzo493
How did our universe begin? Itโs a difficult question, to say the least. But cosmologist Laura Mersini-Houghton has an answer, and she reckons she has evidence to support it
Learn more in today's #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/9xqgl2gMQW
How did our universe begin? Itโs a difficult question, to say the least. But cosmologist Laura Mersini-Houghton has an answer, and she reckons she has evidence to support it
Learn more in today's #PhysicsWeek long read https://t.co/wYi66EcVoo
Could a system of eight-dimensional numbers help physicists find a single mathematical framework that describes the entire universe? Find out in today's #PhysicsWeek long read
https://t.co/BrWurEzA8r
Could a system of eight-dimensional numbers help physicists find a single mathematical framework that describes the entire universe? Find out in today's #PhysicsWeek long read
https://t.co/GOmXvTBmEU
Today's #physicsweek long-read dives into what's been going on at @CERN's Large Hadron Collider - the worldโs largest particle accelerator
After restarting operations last year, will the upgraded LHC propel us into a new era of physics? https://t.co/cvutIS0RWB
Today's #physicsweek long-read dives into what's been going on at @CERN's Large Hadron Collider - the worldโs largest particle accelerator
After restarting operations last year, will the upgraded #LHC propel us into a new era of physics? https://t.co/2Kd7yrzPrd
It's #PhysicsWeek at New Scientist, where we'll be sharing our best physics long-reads everyday. First up: quantum theory is often spoken of as our most bulletproof scientific theory. But now thereโs a possibility that it needs revisiting... https://t.co/TvcwHryhUD
Congratulations to the school administration for supporting practical learning and enabling teachers and students to engage in meaningful and effective learning experiences.
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Well done Mr Hartley - we hope that didn't hurt! #PhysicsWeek
Physics week at Queenโs has started off with a spark โก๏ธ
It's day 4 of #physicsweek! Mathematician & Astrophysicist Katherine Johnson began work as a human computer for NASA in 1953. She later worked tirelessly against discrimination to become one of the first black women to work as a NASA scientist... 1/2
#Physicsweek day 3! ๐ Today we focus on American astronomer Vera Rubin, who conducted pioneering work on galaxy rotation rates - evidencing the existence of dark matter! Vera sadly passed away in 2016, but left a lasting legacy in the study of dark matter.
It's day 2 of #physicsweek! Nergis Mavalvala was part of the team of scientists who first observed gravitational waves from the collision of two black holes - a discovery set to revolutionise the way we see & understand the universe. ๐ช 1/2
Miss Burrows @HessleScience Year 7 class named some waves and then modelled them using a slinky, which also produced some cool noises! #PhysicsWeek โ๏ธ
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