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Physics teachers. A model for showing air resistance, from an idea shared by Lewis Matheson - Physics Online at #IOPBrecon2023 . Used Lascells radioactivity cubes here but Lego or dice would also work 🙂

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head-in-the-clouds.bsky.social2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells Oh! Love this! Thanks for sharing!

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NerdPropellant2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells This is simultaneously the least elegant way to show this and the most elegant, lol. I wonder if you can even add a force sensor in there somewhere?

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Dr Dan Jones2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells Yes I was thinking of doing it again with a newton meter 🙂

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Caleb Garwood2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells Love it! I used to use a tray of sand and have the students use a newton meter to notice the differences. I think the custodial staff will appreciate your method much more!

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Lascells2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy Novel idea 😎

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Ben Rogers 🦄2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells Using this model for a bit of metacognition - it's great for visualising one aspect of drag, but it contradicts the kinetic particle model of gasses. Models always have limits: I'd compare this model with the kinetic model and explore the limits of both.

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Sarah Masters2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells Great and simple model!

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envelopegirl2 лет назад

@legophysicsguy @Lascells Nice, that’s one to use 👍🏼

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