Physics Intro by Dr. Donald Luttermoser | ETSU

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Dr. Donald Luttermoser from East Tennessee State University initiated a discussion on resources for learning physics, highlighting several valuable links for students and educators. Key resources include a comprehensive physics e-book from the University of Winnipeg, a collection of physics problems from Tri-C, and a scholarship guide from the U.S. Naval Academy. Additionally, the discussion touched on the concept of phase transitions in the context of the Big Bang, specifically referencing "Advanced Physics for You" by Keith Johnson as a recommended book for children.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of physics concepts
  • Familiarity with online educational resources
  • Knowledge of the Big Bang theory
  • Interest in educational materials for children
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore "Advanced Physics for You" by Keith Johnson for child-friendly physics explanations
  • Investigate the physics e-book from the University of Winnipeg for comprehensive learning
  • Review the physics problems and notes available at Tri-C for practical applications
  • Examine the scholarship guide from the U.S. Naval Academy for educational funding opportunities
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Students, educators, and parents seeking engaging and accessible physics resources, particularly those interested in introductory materials for children.

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Author: Dr. Donald Luttermoser of East Tennessee State University
 

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Another Physics E-book:

http://instruct.tri-c.edu/fgram/physics.htm
 
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A broad range of physics problems and notes.

http://www.usna.edu/Users/physics/mungan/Scholarship/scholarship.html
 
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thanks for you great efforts
 
Thank you very much, friends

Could you find a book where I can find itnro to physics for children with fine pictures and easy explanations of fundamental physics laws
 
^Advanced Physics for you by Keith Johnson.
 
At the point after the Big Bang when matter "condensed out of" energy, might that in any way be thought of as a "phase transition"?
 
It is really helpful. Thanks a lot..
 
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Wow I am so glad to have come across this site! Thank you to those in charge of maintaining this site as well as the people offering to help newcomers :-D
 

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