Physics Club at IUPUI

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www.spsnational.org Solving difficult theoretical constructs, mastering hands-on experimental techniques, wrangling data acquisition and analysis, and developing skills in error analysis, technical writing, and computer programming are hallmarks of the undergraduate physics experience. These skills and abilities make p…

Interested in doing research in the Physics Department. Great opportunity to get started.

The Magnus Effect

The Magnus Effect and the World Cup Match Ball: http://goo.gl/o8Quhd

The Magnus effect explains the side-force on a sphere that is both rotating and moving forward. In this latest blog post from COMSOL, they use it to analyze the physics behind the World Cup match ball. >> http://goo.gl/o8Quhd

Sounds interesting!

Once upon a Time (space, matter, energy & light) Cost: FreeNo registration required.You are invited to join Rita Kohn, Andrew GavrinChris Katsaropoulos, Tracy Richardsonin a spirited conversationOnce upon a Time (space, matter, energy & lig

Eye - Optical illusion This video has been carefully designed to create a strong natural hallucination. Use full screen and HD for better results. ...... Music: 'Victory' (Album MA...

Do you have a question for Mr. Greene?

Hi Everyone,

I will be hosting World Science U’s first live discussion tomorrow at 1 PM EST. You can submit your questions in the comments below, or on Twitter using the hashtag or during the live discussion tomorrow at the link below.

You can ask me any questions, (especially looking forward to questions on the two World Science U relativity courses), and I will answer as many as time permits.

For the discussion, tune in tomorrow at 1 PM EST by using the link:

http://ow.ly/vdSso .

See you then.

--BG

Exploding stars prove Newton's gravity unchanged over cosmic time: http://phy.so/314817853

(Phys.org) —Australian astronomers have combined all observations of supernovae ever made to determine that the strength of gravity has remained unchanged over the last nine billion years.

(Image: NASA)

Is Time Travel to the Past Possible? If we might be able to travel forward in time, what about going back in time? Brian Greene explains this unsettled possibility. This video is part of a new education platform, World Science U, that is dedicated to using digital innovation to make the wondrous ideas of science widely accessible. Chec...