Newton's Three Laws of Motion, animated at M.I.T.

The MIT Student Art Association's LineStorm Animation Consortium created this lively visualization of Sir Isaac Newton's Three Laws of Motion. We worked entirely with hand-animated flipbooks, digitized at MotionArt Studios Boston at the rate of ten drawings per second of screen time. Pell Osborn supervised the project. Many thanks to the MIT LineStorm animators, to Sam Magee, Director of the MIT Student Art Association, and to Sir Isaac Newton for his clear and constructive thinking. Hanneke Cassel composed the energetic soundtrack, "Tennessee Quick Cash," and performs on fiddle, with Ariel Friedman on cello and Keith Murphy on guitar. Recording copyright 2006 Cassel Records, Boston, All Rights Reserved.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• LineStorm Animation
• M.I.T. Student Art Association
• MotionArt Studios
• Boston
• Isaac Newton animated
• fiddle music animated

[WaterclawLincoln]

Great video, my group will be using this in a science project. I think it explained the laws well

[pellosborn]

@WaterclawLincoln

Thanks for your nice words about our "Newton's Three Laws of Motion" animation. Good luck with your science project!

[GreatVgnc]

lol mit..

[crodownes]

effe equal emme tymes acceleratun

[Cristaljin]

i think you should explain the laws a bit more....

[AsSeNaV151]

this is very owesome

[patrickgunning]

Five stars for SCIENCE! + Hanneke Cassel.

The expanding and contracting writing is causing my brain serious harm, though.