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Mr. Physics - Ideal Projectile Motion (Episode 2)

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Uploaded by on Feb 28, 2010

I offer you a direct view of the application of physics in every day life, plus a little humor to go along with it.

-Episode 2-
Ideal Projectile Motion
Explore with me the concepts and the applications of projectile motion. Then, join my step-dad Dave and myself out on the field for an experiment with an apple cannon.

Camera: Sean Howard
Guest: Dave Baldwin
SFX and Editing: Scott Hillberry

Music
Intro: "Show Me the Light"
Written and recorded by Scott Hillberry.

"Negligible Love"
Written and recorded by Scott Hillberry.

"Credit Song"
Written and recorded by Scott Hillberry.

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  • Woah, Homemade? Nice intro.

  • @Theonegamefreak Thanks! Took forever haha

  • Excellent!

    One would think that the prediction would have been closer than it was, after all its not rocket science (On second thought it IS rocket science). It would be hard to control all the variables involved, I think the variation in the shape and mass of the projectiles along with non-uniform amounts of fuel and rate of combustion as well as standing in the pool in the middle of winter probably screwed the whole thing up. Still, its a fun way to make applesauce.

  • I agree that the predictions should have been closer. I should have realized that if the cannon kicked the apple to 107' in the air, it would have gone way more than 75' down the road. Perhaps there was an error in my equations at some point; I'll have to review that. Thanks for the comment! And yes, standing in the pool probably screwed me up somehow haha

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  • teaching was never that funny

    

  • auko toh

  • excellent video, entertaining and east-to-understand lesson.

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