Links to The Physics Factbook™
The Physics Factbook™
Edited by Glenn Elert -- Written by his students
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Links to The Physics Factbook™
- Annotated Physics Encyclopædia, Igor Ivanov, The Net Advance of Physics, MIT
- AP Physics Links, Dan Keyser, Craig High School
- Breaking Speed Limits Philadelphia Daily News, 26 April 2006
- Christopher Braun - Photos
- Ciencia.net, [also in Últimos enlaces añadidos] Alexander Hristov
- Edward Gruber [doc], Buffalo State University
- Encyclopaedia Britannica [found while searching for "angular"]
- Favourite Links, Xiaodong Tao, Johns Hopkins University
- Final Answers, Gérard P. Michon, Numericana
- General Physics Resources, Igor Ivanov, The Physics Encylopedia
- How Big Are Things? Mitchell N. Charity [Has links to many pages in The Physics Factbook™.]
- Intute [reviewed in their database of educational and scientific websites]
- Iona Prep Physics Links, Br. Robert W. Harris, Iona Prep High School [misatekenly identified as the "Midwest Physics Factbook"]
- Let's Get PHYSICSal, Ron Reinhart,
- LCC AP Physics, Kevin Fairchild, La Costa Canyon High School
- Links, 3D Animations and Stills
- Links Importantes Por Assunto, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
- Math Wizard's Links Page, Erin Barker
- Mrs. Smith's Favorite Physics Links, Redbank Valley School District, New Bethlehem PA
- New Scientist | Web Links [They wrote us a really nice review.]
- Pankaj Saxena's Web Pages: Science Related Sites, University of Illinois at Chicago
- Petrol of Bier?, My Boernaal, 7 June 2005
- Physics BW, Ron Rinehart, Monterey Peninsula College
- The Physics Factbook, Rage on Omnipotent, Blog Archive, 17 November 2005
- Physics Links, David Jeffrey, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- Physics Links, Christopher B. Siren
- Principles of Modern Physics, Pat Woodcock, University of Toronto
- Research Resources, Wikipedia
- Science and Society (S571) Reference Page (2002), Roger B. Blumberg, Brown University
- Science Links, Brian Cummings, Port Aransas High School
- Skype claims mammoth milestone, Sylvie Barak, The Inquirer, 21 February 2008
- slashdot.org [There are many links to The Physics Factbook™ at Slashdot. Thank you slashdotters.]
- The Telson Spur: Field Nodes -- Physics (2): Physics & Cosmology, Phil Hughes
- The Tilting of the Earth: Shaping Our Seasons and Climates, Eric McLamb, Ecology Communications
- Time goes by…, GXY Domain, 1 September 2006
- Utah Science Olympiad: Physical Science Lab (2000)
- Writing-Across-the-Curriculum: Student Essay Samples, Busse Library Web, Mount Mercy College
- WWW links recommended by Anna Dornhaus
Links to individual pages
- Angular Speed of the Earth
- Angular Speed of a Medical Centrifuge
- Density of Air
- Bibliography, David Feldman, Roanoke Valley Governor's School
- Density of Beer
- Density of a Neutron Star
- Density of a Outer Space
- Density of the Universe
- Density of Wood
- Electric Current through an Electric Chair
- Electric Current Needed to Kill a Human
- I
myself, Melissa Char, Electronic Colaborative Electronic Learning Library
(Ecell)
- Energy of a Nuclear Explosion
- Energy of
a Nuclear Explosion, Free Republic
[Somebody copied the entire article and posted
it to their public forum. The irony of the word "Free" in "Free Republic"
should not be missed.]
- Focal Length of Eyeglasses
- Fractal Dimension of Leaves
- Frequency of Dolphin Sonar
- Frequency of a Police Radar Gun
- Frequency Range of Human Hearing
- Half-Life of Plutonium-239
- Height of the Tallest Tree
- Waldspaziergang, Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape
Research
- Highest Critical Temperature Superconductor
- Linear & Angular Speed of a CD
- Mass of a Baseball
- Mass of a Dodgeball
- Mass of Jupiter
- Mass of a Penny
- Mass of a Tennisball
- Number of Cars
- Number of Neurons in a Human Brain
- Number of Rats in New York City
- Number of Species
- Number of Stars in the Milky Way
- Power of a Human Brain
- Power the Stongest Laser
- Pressure in a Can of Soda
- Speed of a Bullet
- Speed of a Car: C'etait un Rendezvous
- C'était un rendez-vous, The Crime in your Coffee: Kult!urelles vom Ereignishorizont der tödlichen Kaffeetasse, 10 November 2005
- C'etait un Rendezvous: These students rock, Tim Child
- Claude Lelouch: C'etait un Rendezvous, San Francisco Society Art Music Culture Events - Jungle Life [alternate link]
- More Flying Ferrari Follies, Spartacus, 16 March 2006
- Route during the "Rendez-vous" movie: dda's Pics and Story, Virtual Globetrotting
- The Physics Factbook, Rage on Omnipotent, Blog Archive, 17 November 2005
- Speed of the Continental Plates
- Speed of the Fastest Bird
- Speed of the Fastest Human, Running
- Speed of the Fastest Tennis Ball
- Speed of Nerve Impulses
- Speed of a Snail
- Speed of a Skydiver (Terminal Velocity)
- An Investigation of Parachute Design, Teach the Teachers
- Ask Roger Ebert, Thursday, October 4, 2007, Universal Press Syndicate
- Christopher Braun - Photos
- Howstuffworks, Marshall Brain
- Skydiving, Kaz Shimada's soaring and aerospace
- Sky diving from the edge of space -- Boiling ostrich eggs, April Holladay, 9 May 2003
- Slashdot | More on High Altitude Ballooning, Posted by michael on Friday July 11, 2003 @08:50AM
- Slashdot | Skydiving from 25 Miles Up, Posted by michael on Sunday July 14, 2003 @04:17PM
- spiky-haired dragon, worthless knight
- Terminal Velocity, Wikipedia
- Speed of Sound in Water
- Speed of the Sun
- Temperature of a Blast Furnace
- Temperature of a Healthy Human
- Temperature on Earth, Coldest
- Temperature on Earth, Hottest
- Thickness of a Cell Membrane
- Voltage of an Electric Chair
- Voltage of an Electric Eel
- Volume of Blood in a Human
- How Much Gold [Is in a Human Body]? tim's journal: December 2003 Archives
- Volume of Bottled Water Consumption
- Bottled Water Industry, Lance Klessig (University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire) and Zoltán Grossman (Evergreen State College)
- Volume of Earth's Polar Ice Caps
- Volume of a Human Lung
- Volume of a Human Stomach
- Volume of US Soft Drink Consumption
