A world of particlesoverview The patterns of nature We are used to the idea that all matter is made of atoms. Two hundred years ago, John Dalton, an English chemist suggested that there was nothing smaller than atoms. He said the 60 different atoms of the known elements were the fundamental particles. They themselves were not made of anything smaller. This was one in a long line of attempts to describe the fundamental building blocks of nature. ...

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Albert Einstein Think Like Einstein by Rick Groleau Ever since Einstein revealed his special theory of relativity, we've known that time travel—at least moving forward through time—is possible. Einstein didn't pull this theory, or even the notion that time travel is possible, out of thin air. Rather, he took the knowledge of the day, saw an inconsistency—a piece of a puzzle that didn't fit, so to speak—and thought about possible explanations. On the following pages ...

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Animations for Physics Animation can be used to illustrate complex mathematics that equations or static graphs sometimes fail to adequately convey. In particular (but by no means exclusively), dynamical systems such as an object in motion lend themselves to a dynamic portrayal. This page contains a topically arranged list of links to simple animation sequences used in introductory university physics courses. Suggestions and comments are most welcome. This page and these animations are my early ...

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