When physics students first learn about Newton’s law and momentum, they get the impression that it’s all about mass. If that’s true, how can mass-less light have momentum? It’s because mass isn’t actually required.
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University of Waterloo professor Donna Strickland has received her Nobel Prize in Physics during a ceremony Monday in Sweden. Source: Guelph native, U of W prof Donna Strickland collects Nobel Prize... read more
Categories: Gr 9-10 Science, Gr. 11-12 Physics
Scientists have found evidence of a major solar storm that struck Earth more than 2,600 years ago — a finding they say holds relevance today, given how vulnerable some of our modern technology can... read more
Categories: Gr. 11-12 Physics
Amplify your students’ understanding of wave motion with this captivating demonstration! Using simple materials, students can have significant influence on large-scale variables of frequency,... read more
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