Good links to physics demonstrations

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The discussion focuses on finding quality links for physics demonstrations, specifically in classical mechanics. A recommended resource is "Video Physics," although it has access restrictions for users outside the US and Canada. Participants express the need for more accessible resources to aid in repetitive learning. One user mentions a university site that organizes demonstrations by category and includes theoretical descriptions. Overall, the thread seeks to compile useful links for better understanding classical physics.
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Does anyone have some links to some great physics demonstrations on the first part of classical physics. ( Mechanics)

Thank you

I am trying get a better understanding of the subject.
 
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Check my signature. Click on "Video Physics"
 
thanks this is a great link,

Any other ones? The more the merry as repeative learning help me a lot.
 
ranger said:
Check my signature. Click on "Video Physics"

Umm, that link don't provide videos for ppl connecting from outside US and Canada.
 
I get the same message: :frown:
Due to licensing agreements, viewing of the video The Mechanical Universe…and Beyond - <title> is restricted to network connections in the United States and Canada. Your connection appears to be based outside this area. If that is not the case, send a message to broadband@learner.org. Please include your machine's IP number or the external (internet side) IP number of your proxy server, if you are using one.
 
My university has a pretty good site, and its all organized by category and has descriptions on the theory behind it.

http://ap.smu.ca/demos/
 
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