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What do musical instruments, swinging playgrounds, and collapsing bridges all have in common? They’re all part of the strange and fascinating world of resonance and standing waves. In this physics guide, you’ll learn what resonance is, how standing waves form, and why wave reinforcement matters in real life—from sound to safety.
Learn how momentum and collisions explain everything from bouncing balls to car crashes. This easy-to-understand physics guide explores the science of impacts, safety, and everyday motion with clear examples, fun experiments, and practical applications. Perfect for home learners wanting to understand the world of moving things.
This comprehensive physics guide explains the science behind work, energy and power. Learn how these forces control movement, machines, and your own body in this easy-to-understand homeschool resource.
This detailed home learning article explains everything about gravity—how it works, why things fall, and how it controls the motion of planets and stars. It covers Newton’s discoveries, black holes, space travel, and more, in simple UK English with plenty of fascinating facts.
Could life be a super advanced video game? This article explores simulation theory, NPCs, and the science behind whether our world might be a computer program.
This article explains what gravity is, how it works, and why it is one of the most important forces in the universe. You’ll learn about orbits, black holes, and even how astronauts handle gravity in space!
