Physics Resources (page 14)

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...

Why does there appear to be an asymmetry between the amount of matter and antimatter that we observe in today's universe? Abstract Approximately 14 billion years ago, the universe a...

Using radioactive nuclei for electricity generation in Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) is important research as needs for longer life batteries increase. There are many applic...

This essay will look at the design and operation of the saxophone from the point of view of a physicist. The following site has a useful diagram to which I shall make reference (Figur...

"Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school". Albert Einstein. Private tution is not here to educate pupils but to help pass examinations and...

ABSTRACT This paper presents the initial results of a series of model tests carried out, as part of an ongoing research project in Cambridge, to understand the maximum impact pressur...

Black holes, Einstein, time travel and 6th formers. Is it possible to explain the idea of time dilation using A level Physics? Most A level Physics courses introduce some of Ein...

Introduction In order to raise the achievement of gifted students in the field of Physics, it is important to first accept and appreciate the fact that some students are gifted and...