ASTR 103

Physics Demonstrations

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Reserved Demonstrations
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Topics

Angular momentum

Phases of the Moon
Seasons
Conic Sections
Night Sky Planispheres
Styrofoam Balls 8 cm
Earth-Space Simulator
Foucault Pendulum
Two Slit Interference with Two Wavelengths of Lasers
Spectroscopy
Pinhole Camera
Moment of Inertia - Rotating Stool
Length and Area -- Meter and Square Meter
Independence of Horizontal and Vertical Motion - Ball Drop
Fiber Optics
Fan Cart on Track - Constant Acceleration
Earth Globe
Doppler Stick
Doppler Shift Wheel
Crushing Coke Cans
Crossed Tubes Extended Geometrical Optics Pinhole Light Source

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