Professor Paul Robinson
Professor Paul Robinson
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College Physics: Free Fall Graphs in Excel
Showing you how to plot velocity versus time, and position versus time graphs using Excel.
I made this for my College Physics online class for the summer, but I'll put it out there for everyone.
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Видео

Introductory Physics: Graphs of Motion Example
Просмотров 4614 года назад
In this example, we look at creating graphs of motion for an object in 1-dimension. We start with a known graph: velocity vs. time. Using that, we construct an acceleration vs time graph, and a position vs. time graph. We also use the velocity vs. time graph to determine the displacement of the object during the graphed duration.
Introductory Physics: Free Fall
Просмотров 3734 года назад
In this introductory physics example, we examine the motion of an object in free fall. We will only look at the vertical motion of the object in this situation. Our objective is to determine what the final velocity of the falling object is just before it hits the ground.
Introductory Physics: Projectile Motion with Projectile Launched Horizontally
Просмотров 11 тыс.4 года назад
In this introductory physics example, we look at an object that is launched horizontally in projectile motion. We have to examine the vertical motion and the horizontal motion separately. Our goal is to obtain the horizontal displacement, or the total range of the projectile.
Introductory Physics: Analyzing A System of Objects with Free Body Diagrams
Просмотров 9994 года назад
In this example, we draw separate free body diagrams for multiple objects that are all accelerating together due to an outside force.
Introductory Physics: Free Body Diagrams and Multiple Objects
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In this introductory physics example, we look at multiple interacting objects and how to draw free body diagrams for each. This involves using all of Newton's Laws of Motion.
Introductory Physics: Block and Pulley in Static Equilibrium
Просмотров 4154 года назад
In this example, we look at a conceptual physics situation in which a block on a table is attached by a string to another block, which is hanging off the table. The string is hanging over a pulley. The entire system is in static equilibrium.
Introductory Physics: A Basic Free Body Diagram
Просмотров 2904 года назад
In this video, we draw a basic free body diagram, the kind you would encounter in an introductory physics course. We note the gravitational force (weight), the normal force, and draw arrows to correctly show the direction and size of each force. In this example, the object is in a state of static equilibrium.
Introductory Astronomy: Horizon Diagrams
Просмотров 16 тыс.9 лет назад
Video introduction to describing position of stars on horizon diagrams. This is intended for students using the workbook "Lecture Tutorials for Introductory Astronomy".
Introductory Astronomy: Size Scale of the Milky Way
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A brief description of the size and features of our Milky Way Galaxy.
Chladni Plate Experimentation
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.10 лет назад
WARNING: You may want to turn your volume down! A student and I built a Chladni plate set up to demonstrate resonance on a solid surface. We used an aluminum plate 1 foot x 1 foot and placed it on a bare speaker (6.5" 250 Watt). The speaker was connected to an amplifier, with a frequency generator as an input. In this video, we experiment with different frequencies to create patterns. The alumi...
Introductory Astronomy: The Big Bang Model of Cosmology
Просмотров 7 тыс.11 лет назад
Video lecture that discusses the very basics of the Big Bang model of cosmology. The lecture also discusses the prediction and observation of the Cosmic Microwave Background of light.
Introductory Astronomy: Analyzing the Hubble Plot
Просмотров 7 тыс.11 лет назад
Video lecture that shows you how to analyze the Hubble Plot, and what aspects of the plot mean. Video discusses how to determine the age of the Universe, and the rate of expansion for the Universe. Video also discusses the discovery that the Universe has an accelerated expansion.
Introductory Astronomy: Balloon Analogy for Expansion
Просмотров 11 тыс.11 лет назад
Video discussing the balloon analogy for expansion of the Universe. The video discusses the aspects of the analogy which work well as a visualization, and the aspects of the analogy which do not work well.
Introductory Astronomy: Observable Universe vs. Entire Universe
Просмотров 36 тыс.11 лет назад
Introductory Astronomy: Observable Universe vs. Entire Universe
Introductory Astronomy: Expansion of the Universe
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Introductory Astronomy: Expansion of the Universe
Introductory Astronomy: Galaxy Distances and Lookback Time
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Introductory Astronomy: Galaxy Distances and Lookback Time
Introductory Astronomy: Spectroscopic Parallax
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Introductory Astronomy: Spectroscopic Parallax
Introductory Astronomy: Dark Matter
Просмотров 39 тыс.11 лет назад
Introductory Astronomy: Dark Matter
Introductory Astronomy: Galaxy Classifications
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Introductory Astronomy: Galaxy Classifications
Introductory Astronomy: Type II Supernovas, Black Holes, Neutron Stars
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Introductory Astronomy: Type II Supernovas, Black Holes, Neutron Stars
Introductory Astronomy: High Mass Red Giants and Supernovas
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Introductory Astronomy: High Mass Red Giants and Supernovas
Introductory Astronomy: White Dwarfs
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Introductory Astronomy: White Dwarfs
Introductory Astronomy: Main Sequence Stars to Red Giant Stars
Просмотров 17 тыс.11 лет назад
Introductory Astronomy: Main Sequence Stars to Red Giant Stars
Introductory Astronomy: Eclipsing Binary Stars
Просмотров 15 тыс.11 лет назад
Introductory Astronomy: Eclipsing Binary Stars
Introductory Astronomy: Star Formation and the Lifetimes of Stars
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Introductory Astronomy: Star Formation and the Lifetimes of Stars
Introductory Astronomy: The H-R Diagram
Просмотров 15 тыс.11 лет назад
Introductory Astronomy: The H-R Diagram
Introductory Astronomy: Parallax, the Parsec, and Distances
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Introductory Astronomy: Parallax, the Parsec, and Distances
Introductory Astronomy: Magnitudes of Stars
Просмотров 36 тыс.11 лет назад
Introductory Astronomy: Magnitudes of Stars
Introductory Astronomy: Doppler Effect Basics
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Introductory Astronomy: Doppler Effect Basics

Комментарии

  • @metiusabt2581
    @metiusabt2581 Год назад

    There are free open source spreadsheet program alternatives for those who don't have m$ office, f.i. libreoffice calc

  • @vanralfaguas9871
    @vanralfaguas9871 Год назад

    Are you still teaching?

  • @BITEMYPOLO
    @BITEMYPOLO 2 года назад

    Miss you professor 😁👍🏾

  • @earlrussell1026
    @earlrussell1026 2 года назад

    You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Gospel.

  • @earlrussell1026
    @earlrussell1026 2 года назад

    You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Gospel.

  • @James-gv8dr
    @James-gv8dr 3 года назад

    Awesome view. Thanks

  • @Diamendend
    @Diamendend 3 года назад

    WAZZUP

  • @abdoulazizhassana5167
    @abdoulazizhassana5167 3 года назад

    Thank you

  • @srjcdistanceedaccessibilit765
    @srjcdistanceedaccessibilit765 4 года назад

    We want to use this video for a college course in Astronomy at Santa Rosa Junior College. Would you please grant us permission to caption the video so it has punctuation and clear sentences? If you turn on Community Contributions in RUclips, we could add the better captions to these videos. Alternatively, we can send you a corrected caption file that you can upload in RUclips. One more option is to use a site such as Amara.org that will embed the video and give us an interface to overlay the video with the better caption file. All of these options leave the control in your hands. If you take down the video, it will no longer appear in the course, we will just be embedding from RUclips, not downloading the video.

  • @rawlingstones
    @rawlingstones 4 года назад

    what idiot called it a Type 2 Supernova and not a Twopernova

  • @khurshid1966
    @khurshid1966 4 года назад

    Well presented

  • @prashantshukla231
    @prashantshukla231 4 года назад

    Thanks sir you're awesomesome i had been trying to understand this for a week but now I have reached my destination..thanks a lot sir 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

  • @amandaarrudamelo
    @amandaarrudamelo 4 года назад

    This video is awesome. Thanks for helping me.

  • @miroslawskovsky-skolyszews6384
    @miroslawskovsky-skolyszews6384 4 года назад

    How do you measure that angle?

    • @perobinson
      @perobinson 4 года назад

      The parallax angle is measured by looking at the apparent position of the same nearby star at least 6 months apart. The angular separation between those positions is measured in arcseconds. Half of that separation is the parallax angle used in the distance calculations.

  • @MrScottbrady1
    @MrScottbrady1 4 года назад

    Great video! Very informative, thank you 👍

  • @VernAfterReading
    @VernAfterReading 4 года назад

    Came here for dark matter, got totally sidetracked in trying to understand how the spiral structures of any galaxy work (upon realizing a few seconds in that, of course, the galaxy does not rotate as if it were a solid pinwheel spinning).

  • @ganja_guy8089
    @ganja_guy8089 4 года назад

    We never see the stars change

  • @trololollolololololl
    @trololollolololololl 4 года назад

    Wow 5 years break, keep the good work up tho

    • @perobinson
      @perobinson 4 года назад

      Thanks. The astronomy videos need to be re-done with better production and hopefully will someday. Right now, I'm going to focus on introductory physics. :-)

  • @weejim48
    @weejim48 4 года назад

    Mind officially blown. 👍

  • @taylorpresley9887
    @taylorpresley9887 4 года назад

    Thank you so much for explaining this so I can comprehend all the information.

  • @omsingharjit
    @omsingharjit 4 года назад

    My thoughts : 🤔 Galaxy rotation curve is may be little bit due to distribution of gravitational time dilation in space from galactic center to us and from us to outer side of galaxy for our Galaxy and same for all galaxy's Because mass density in the center of galaxy is higher then middle ( where our earth is ) so time runs slower in center then middle , so stars only appears that it is moving slower relative to us . And for why we see outer stars of galaxy orbiting faster then it should be it is because time runs faster in less dense area of outer side of galaxy so that appears that they are moving faster relative to us . If it's wrong then why ???

    • @perobinson
      @perobinson 4 года назад

      There are several hypotheses to explain the rotation curves, including a modified form of gravitational theory. So far, there isn't a definitive answer, but the particle (Dark Matter) hypothesis has the most plausible evidence for it, and it also is consistent with more observations and physical theory than any of the MONDs (Modified Newtonian Dynamics) models out there. Always good to keep thinking :-)

  • @Candiy76
    @Candiy76 4 года назад

    This helped me so much thank you!

  • @beccabear3389
    @beccabear3389 4 года назад

    This makes so much sense to me now.

  • @arpitchoudhary6475
    @arpitchoudhary6475 4 года назад

    Thank you very much!

  • @joneslu1377
    @joneslu1377 4 года назад

    I think I have got it. Thank you!

  • @studybaloch5268
    @studybaloch5268 5 лет назад

    thank you sir

  • @roguecow4249
    @roguecow4249 5 лет назад

    Excellent tutorial. Got what I needed.

  • @klausgartenstiel4586
    @klausgartenstiel4586 5 лет назад

    so a galaxy is actually not nearly as extreme as a vinyl record, because in that case the speed would constantly go up with distance. instead it seems to remain roughly the same. that's strange. are there measurements of objects far out, near the edge of the halo where the orbital speed starts to behave like in the solar system? the curves seem to suggest that it never goes down.

  • @sandeshkumar6956
    @sandeshkumar6956 5 лет назад

    Last line is not visible

    • @perobinson
      @perobinson 4 года назад

      Sorry - got lost in the video conversion. A future update should fix the presentation.

  • @JosephReference
    @JosephReference 5 лет назад

    thank you, this makes more sense than a book explaining celestial sphere models.

  • @iraman315
    @iraman315 5 лет назад

    Great video

  • @scottlavalle
    @scottlavalle 5 лет назад

    You keep saying path of the sun, so you are not a believer of the heliocentric theory?

    • @perobinson
      @perobinson 4 года назад

      This video is describing the *apparent* path of the Sun, as seen by a viewer on Earth. Earth is certainly in orbit around the Sun. :-)

  • @Actuary1776
    @Actuary1776 5 лет назад

    The light that we see today is no older than 13.7 billion years. We can’t see beyond this. What we do know is that the objects that emitted that light are now roughly 45 billion light years away due to expansion. I think the terminology is bad, everything we see is at most 13.7 billion years old, I would call that the observable universe. We know space has expanded to at least 45 billion light years, I would call that our cosmic horizon.

  • @Actuary1776
    @Actuary1776 5 лет назад

    Think the biggest thing astronomers and scientists fail to make clear when talking Big Bang, is the Big Bang essentially happened everywhere all at once. Think BOOM, infinite (or at least theoretically) space. There is no single point to trace back to.

  • @theadel8591
    @theadel8591 5 лет назад

    imperial units make me angry. Just join the world and let go of these piece of junk units would you ever do that Americans? my full respect and thanks for the informative video.

  • @alexcastillonetwork2468
    @alexcastillonetwork2468 5 лет назад

    Even the speed of light has a incredible speed of 300,000km /sec it would be still slow to see it's speed if it will travel across our milky way galaxy which takes 100,000 light years accross..

  • @dodecaheathenblue8132
    @dodecaheathenblue8132 5 лет назад

    Awesome...☆ thank you!

  • @aaronmayhew6106
    @aaronmayhew6106 5 лет назад

    How come the north star never moves but the earth supposedly has a woble? The sun moves very far north in summer and far south for the winter. I don't get it.

  • @thebestofallworlds187
    @thebestofallworlds187 5 лет назад

    so does the celestial sphere rotate opposite the earth?

    • @perobinson
      @perobinson 4 года назад

      Yes, it appears to rotate in the opposite direction.

  • @thebestofallworlds187
    @thebestofallworlds187 5 лет назад

    15:59

  • @jasonraine6593
    @jasonraine6593 5 лет назад

    This is the best and easiest to understand explanation of black body radiation I have come across on RUclips. Thank you for posting

  • @bethpinho8698
    @bethpinho8698 5 лет назад

    Celestial/si-less-ti-uhl/adj 1. relating to heaven. 2. relating to the sky or outer space. derivatives celestially adv origin Latin caelum 'heavenly'

  • @jimthegentleman2446
    @jimthegentleman2446 5 лет назад

    3:30 that is a cool galaxy xd

  • @Nimbushaze
    @Nimbushaze 5 лет назад

    thank you sir

  • @dogwithwigwamz.7320
    @dogwithwigwamz.7320 5 лет назад

    I thought to put a scale model - with the distance between the earth and the sun being roughly 100 million miles shrunk to 1mm. On such a scale the distance between one side of our Galaxy and the other would equate to the distance between London and Los Angeles. Every millimeter between London and LA representing a distance of 100 million miles. Its ridiculous !

  • @MicMan03
    @MicMan03 5 лет назад

    Wow

  • @sayetazonen6607
    @sayetazonen6607 5 лет назад

    ThAnk you!