Help With Higher IB Physics

[Debaser]

Hello all.

Does anyone know any good sites which outline physics principals and equations? I used to use www.physics.uq.edu.au:8001/ph128/contents.html, but it seems that it has been shut down. [s(] I really liked the site, since it was comprehensive, and had a huge ammount of information, from middle school to college.

[quartodeciman]

http://www.egglescliffe.org.uk/physics/

[HBar]

i don't think they shut down. they just changed the port their http deamon was running on. try this
www.physics.uq.edu.au/ph128/contents.html
is that what you were looking for?
-HBar

[Astronomer107]

Debaser,
I'm in the IB program too and taking physics; where do you live (country or state). Is IB physics really hard (I'm starting as a junior tomorrow). Thanks!

[steppenwolf]

haha there's no way i'm taking physics at higher, my teacher is deluded however and keeps telling me i will, check out

http://www.ibscrewed.net/forum/index.php

these people can help, a solution to every problem

[HBar]

"IBscrewed" [:D] [:D] i love the name! I am in pre IB at the moment and will be taking physics high level (if my school offers it. my science teachers say they will being offering it by the time i can take it *crosses fingers*). I live in Colorado.
-HBar

[Debaser]

Thanks *so* much for finding that for me hbar!!!

Im finding physics at a higher level challenging, especially since im not taking IB higher mathmatics (which is probably one of the hardest high school classes there is.)

I live in Hong Kong, and I decided to take the IB program after graduating from the GCSE program (grades 9-10), so technically and legally I would not have to go to school anymore if I was in the USA, which is 2 years earlier than in an american public school.

Im not sure what material is studied in the first 2 years of high school in american public schools, but the higher physics course is designed to be challenging, which it should be.

[KLscilevothma]

Debaser, which form are you in in HK ?