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... in this class nothing has moved through anything we started with point masses then we let the masses have a size so they could ...

And you say always I mean huh are you sure always yes always how can I be sure every time in physics something is curved and ...

... because this isn't sophomore physics I'm just trying to give you an idea of what we're doing here so there's something about this ...

Take a short, narrated trip through a cell to see the nucleus, DNA, ribosomes, mitochondria, and more in this immersive Virtual ...

5120x5120 resolution @ 30fps Water molecule rendered in Blender. The water molecule particle trajectories were run in MD ...

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

Be part of a physics research group at the Goethe University in Frankfurt and take a look at their electron microscope from the ...

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

After two lectures on hydrostatics, we now let the fluid move! We discuss the Continuity Equation (fluid conservation of mass) and ...

Thinking with Whitehead about the Bergson-Einstein Debate ...

In our last discussion of fluids we solve some hydrodynamic problems with Bernoulli's equation. We then get started on simple ...

This lecture features what is possibly the worst explanation of the small angle approximation in Young's Double Slit of all time.

Down to be going it down before the something polarized is over here you have courses. So nothing is pushing these up so this ...

A description of the eye and corrective eyeglasses in terms of thin lenses.

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

Short physics demonstration to be linked to Ms. Vang's ThingLink Lesson Plan Enhancement Project.

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

This whimsical 360 video animation of our Physics Holiday Tree includes platonic solids, fractals, a Mobius train track, tesseracts ...