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Off-topic / Physics Project
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 05:24:42
Hi everybody, i'm going to present a project connected with different physical laws, and i'm thinking about choosing a topic about penspinning... It can be an experiment.. Can you leave here some ideas of how to present and physical laws connected with penspinning... sorry if i have some grammar mistakes
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 07:17:24
Resultant force when palm down around?
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 08:01:18
Just talk about momentum and gravity envolved in ps, try asking strat
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 08:55:26
Rotational inertia, torque, momentum, friction, heat, sound.
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 10:14:03
Circular Motion/Rotational Motion, Energy, Momentum and some stuff involved with Newton's laws should do
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 11:21:54
i did a project on psing for science fair. i got 2nd place. the easiest way would be to focus on rotary motion and rotary inertia and explain by using power trick. i think the palmspin ~> flta illustrated my point well when i was describing
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 12:07:56
You could use pi r ^ 2 to find the circumference the pen pen traces during a TA and then assuming it takes 0.5 of a second to go around, you can work out a velocity in ms-1 (v = d / t). You can do a leigun and estimate (or measure) its speed and then from the mass of the pen, work out the momentum of the leigun (p = mv). You can also estimate an acceleration and then use Newton's second law (f = ma) to work out the force you applied to the pen. You could also work out the gravitational potential energy of the pen. (GPE = mgh).
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 13:56:14
Torque and inertia relate pretty much directly to pen spinning, (seeing how a pen can kind of be modeled by a rod) :).
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 14:11:23
Hmm..perhaps momentum or how much power do you have to use to make pen go round or which angle and how strong do we have to do to make a good aerial tricks.. or something like how hard do you have to push you pen to make the anti-gravity trick...
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Date: Thu, Feb 7 2013 14:59:52
Hold up. Arent you that fuck who cheated?
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Date: Fri, Feb 8 2013 01:39:06
What they said. Rotational Motion, Momentum (Angular probably), Angular Velocity, Inertia, Gravity, Kinetic Energy, Torque, Flux maybe(?), stuff like that
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Date: Fri, Feb 8 2013 19:34:48
Thank you all for your answers:) it is very helpful for me