Physics Songs: A Musical Approach to Learning Science

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We now stoop to new levels of sadness. Why to I have a sudden urge to swot up whilst listening to cheesy pop?
 
Math Is Hard said:
Physics songs...
http://www.haverford.edu/physics-astro/songs/

I liked Snell's Law -- Macarena Style!

"Snell's Law, n times the sine of the theta
If the n gets lower then the theta will get greater
If the n be greater then the light will get there later
Hey, n sine theta!"

lol. Funny and it actually works! *tries to memorize it for recital during the next macarena song*
 
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I love the Walter Smith and Marian McKenzie songs (especially the illustrations in the lyrics to "The Love Song of the Electric Field")

My favorite, though, is the "Hyperbolic Orbit". If he could sing, that would actually be a good song.
 
"Hyperbolic Orbit" totally rocked !

Check out http://www.scientainment.com/songs.html

The Cosmic Cabaret is hilarious...and it's got videos! :-p Don't miss Big Bang, Solid State of Mind, Einstein's Angels and best of all, The Solar Boys Club.
 
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this is horrible, I downloaded all the songs...I'm such a geek.