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Physics: Spacetime & You

November 20, 2004 in Physics by Lisa
Quantum physics asserts there are at least 11 dimensions that define the universe and everything within it. Even if that seems far-fetched to you, time is for sure the 4th, after a point, a line and a plane. Because as a species we are fairly addicted to our physical senses, it is easy to forget [...]
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Physics Links for Continued Learning

November 10, 2004 in Physics, Webbiness by Lisa
Physics for the Rest of Us - by Roger S. Jones (book) The 7 Natural Laws That Will Change Your Life Forever - (pdf) Relativity Tutorial - UCLA Division of Astronomy and Astrophysics Music, Math Have Much in Common - Hagadone News Network What the Bleep Do We Know? by Captured Light Industries (film) The [...]
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Physics: Atoms & You

November 10, 2004 in Physics, Sense & Science by Lisa
If you look at the atomic theory, we are nothing more than a lot of space with a bunch of teeny, tiny bits of matter spinning in orbits:  lots of atoms, bits of matter, and lots and lots of empty space. Before you get depressed about life being a lot of nothing, remember that that [...]
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Integrated Physics

November 5, 2004 in Physics, Sense & Science by Lisa
Everyone and everything exists according to mathematics, force, frequencies and matter. Calculations are firing at every moment, keeping you 98.6 F degrees, transforming electrical impulses to muscular movements, and triggering hormonal secretions. Calculations are also firing for every thought, question and sensory experience, all the while filtering by other calculations what’s determined to be important, [...]
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Physics: Degrees of Freedom

November 2, 2004 in Physics by Lisa
A degree of freedom is a mode of movement or orientation. Examples of this include: 3D – length, width and height are each degrees of freedom Paradigms – thought patterns create an orientation where some things work and some don’t, some things can happen and some cannot (e.g. if you believe the world is flat, [...]
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2005: World Year of Physics

November 2, 2004 in Physics by Lisa
Did you know that 2005 was the World Year of Physics? "Recognizing that physics provides a significant basis for the development of the understanding of nature, Noting that physics and its applications are the basis of many of today’s technological advances, Convinced that education in physics provides men and women with the tools to build [...]
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