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

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

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

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

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

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

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

... another shape the most important shape in any physics class is a disk all right so let's look at the moment of a disk. There we go.

My editing software stopped working so this is the raw video with bad audio. Sorry.

Plus oh shoot oh yeah that is Plus that's - okay so according to the laws of physics are gonna go up against the laws of chemistry ...

... 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 ...

Check out this VR video of an upright CT scanner imaging a torso phantom!

This 360 animation is a student-faculty collaboration exploring uniform magnetic fields and the resulting field lines from a ...

This is the first lecture on fluids that covers gasses, liquids, pressure, and hydrostatics. Topics: Fluids Intro (gasses, liquids, volume ...

Sanders Laboratory of Physics, part of Vassar's new Integrated Science Commons, is home to the Computer Science Department ...

All right so this we're gonna call drawing because we got to draw in physics drawing equipotential. Surfaces I will keep referring to ...

Take a look around the Physics and Astronomy building to see our range of facilities and study spaces.

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 ...