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There is so much physics involved in vortices. Conservation of angular momentum and fluid dynamics are some of the main principles. When a fluid starts to rotate, it creates a difference in pressure between the inside and outside of the rotating flow. This pressure difference causes the fluid to continue rotating, forming a vortex. The swirling motion of the fluid is sustained because of the conservation of angular momentum, which means that the total amount of rotational momentum in the system
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There is so much physics involved in vortices. Conservation of angular momentum and fluid dynamics are some of the main principles. When a fluid starts to rotate, it creates a difference in pressure between the inside and outside of the rotating flow. This pressure difference causes the fluid to continue rotating, forming a vortex. The swirling motion of the fluid is sustained because of the conservation of angular momentum, which means that the total amount of rotational momentum in the system
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Snow can't sit on water... so what did he fall into? | vt.physics
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Snow can't sit on water... so what did he fall into? | vt.physics
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Laser physics is one of my favorite topics to teach in A Level Physics. A laser works by exciting electrons in atoms to higher energy levels. As they relax and de-excite, they emit photons, which causes lasing. #physics #science #laser | vt.physics
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Laser physics is one of my favorite topics to teach in A Level Physics. A laser works by exciting electrons in atoms to higher energy levels. As they relax and de-excite, they emit photons, which causes lasing. #physics #science #laser | vt.physics
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Watch What Happens When Metallic Confetti Meets 2000 VOLTS? A fly zapper racket uses a battery-powered circuit to generate a high voltage on its metal mesh. When a fly touches the mesh, it completes the circuit, allowing electricity to pass through its body. This electric shock kills the insect instantly, often producing a small spark. #science #facts #physics #electricity 📽️credits: RimstarOrg | vt.physics
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Watch What Happens When Metallic Confetti Meets 2000 VOLTS? A fly zapper racket uses a battery-powered circuit to generate a high voltage on its metal mesh. When a fly touches the mesh, it completes the circuit, allowing electricity to pass through its body. This electric shock kills the insect instantly, often producing a small spark. #science #facts #physics #electricity 📽️credits: RimstarOrg | vt.physics
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Kinetic vs. Static Friction: The Science Behind Spinning Cups! #science #physics | vt.physics
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Kinetic vs. Static Friction: The Science Behind Spinning Cups! #science #physics | vt.physics
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Why Do These Bubbles REFUSE to Pop in Water? | vt.physics
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The mirror trick looks like real x-ray vision #physics #science #explained | vt.physics
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Sailing with Leaf Blowers? Not Quite! Discover the Truth Can you blow your own sail and violate Newton's Third Law? #physics | vt.physics
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Do you like fruit peels in experiments or as yummy snacks? | vt.physics
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Will you add space pen to your collection? | vt.physics
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It's the job of every physics teacher to debunk any fake science out there 🙄 🤓 Now, where did this guy hide the batteries in the trolley? 🔎👀 | vt.physics
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The world's smallest snowman isn't even snow ❄️ | vt.physics
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#earth #gravity #science #physics | vt.physics
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Can trees really explode in winter? | vt.physics
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My Design & Technology teacher when I was at school would have benefited from this. 😬 ☝️🪚🩸 #science #physics | vt.physics
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This looks like an infinite portal, but it's not - the barber pole illusion | vt.physics
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Principle of Moments - Physics Revision
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The Surprising Way Your Ceiling Fan Can Heat Your Home in Winter #science | vt.physics
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What's the physics behind this?! 🤯 🎥: brooklynrhudson | VT
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How to check your propane level with water 📷 credits: ceithgriffith | vt.physics
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What's your answer to this quick physics question? #physics #science | vt.physics
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Voltage in Series Circuits Experiment - GCSE Physics Required Practical
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How does this Christmas Magic Wand actually work? Happy holidays! 🎄 *** clarification: remote controls use infrared waves instead of radio waves, although they are both infrared *** I hope you’re all relaxing, having fun, and appreciating the people who mean the most to you. Thank you for all the festive love in the comments... I’m working my way through them, and I'll try to respond to as many of you as possible! And of course, a special shout-out to the pupils I taught this year, especially m
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Molecular Kinetic Theory (simple derivation) - Kinetic Theory (Lesson 4)
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Getting your grades from school and degree certificates from university are great platforms for you to acquire transferable skills. They give you the tools, foundations, and networking opportunities. But don't stop there. Continuously learning new things will keep you expanding your horizon beyond the limits of traditional schooling. | vt.physics
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