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This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

After two lectures on hydrostatics, we now let the fluid move! We discuss the Continuity Equation (fluid conservation of mass) and ...

... about time all we know is the speed well the quick way is going to the physics version Omega is VK right so you can actually say ...

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

... physics stuff no dancing or karaoke but one thing I want to point out is that's different and it's sort of a different style of problem is ...

The audio is bad again - sorry! Here we go from Kinematics to Dynamics and talk about how forces affect motion. We cover weight ...

This is the first lecture on fluids that covers gasses, liquids, pressure, and hydrostatics. Topics: Fluids Intro (gasses, liquids, volume ...

360 View of Free Energy Happening : Be sure to hold your phone and move and turn your entire body in a 360. If on a touch ...

... so you can see there's no physics here this is just the difficult algebra and geometry you have to do to do these problems okay.

The kinematics and dynamics of circular motion: rotational variables, tangential velocity, centripetal acceleration, and the forces ...

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

In this lecture we cover friction and tension forces, both their nature and how to solve problems that involve them. We also talk ...

In our last discussion of fluids we solve some hydrodynamic problems with Bernoulli's equation. We then get started on simple ...

... negative theta there the chance of that affecting a problem is not high we mostly do magnitudes and if you want this to work out ...

This lecture discusses vectors: what they are, how to describe them in polar and Cartesian coordinates, and how to switch ...

This lecture is from PHYS 125 at Rice University in the Fall of 2018. It is a 360 video, so be sure to drag the screen to look around!

This video is from a simulation of the colliding winds in eta Carinae (Madura+13) as viewed from the location of one of its stars.