Physics Resources (page 13)

Introducing Difficult Topics In a Creative Manner. Introduction Garforth Academy is a secondary school and sixth form of around 2000 students from a range of socio-economic back...

If you ask a small child what noise an aeroplane makes they will probably go EEEEEEeeeeaaaaawwwwww, run around with their arms outstretched, and bump into something fragile and expens...

Walter Baade and Fritz Zwicky first suggested in 1934 that a neutron star might exist, only one year after the neutron itself was proved to exist by Sir James Chadwick. Whilst studyin...

There has been a lot of media hype regarding the `God Particle` over the last year. But there has not been a lot of mention of why this particle is a key in quantum revolution. For th...

In physics - in particular, special and general relativity - mass-energy equivalence is the concept that the mass of a body is a measure of its energy content. In this concept, mass i...

Richard Feynman believed if a topic could not be explained at a first year undergraduate level, it was not fully understood. He followed this idea in many of his books and made a rang...

Your son or daughter`s results have just come in and despite all of their hard work they haven`t achieved the grades they would like or they have done quite well and you feel they nee...

Its the time of the year when Science GCSE students have to write their controlled assessments. Typical topics include effect on salt on melting point of water, effect on temperature ...

UK is the home of knowledge. There is no question that anybody can figure point on it. According to recently BBC report, it came out that Britain is still holding the first place as a...

Climate change has been a major area of research and debate. It is defined as any statistically significant trend found in a climate variable [1]. These variables include rising sea...