Comments (0) I have posted past papers and solutions on the Int2 Physics revision page. I don’t have copies of the very earliest papers, I’m afraid.
Post a comment here if you have any problems with the links.
BBC2 showed a really good programme about satellites last night. This screenshot showing a satellite passing over the Highlands is taken from about 17 minutes into the show. Click on the picture to visit the BBC’s own page about the documentary.
It was quite eye-opening to see just how much modern society relies on satellite technology.
You can download the entire programme using the link below.
Ria asked if a slinky really stops in mid air when it is released. Eoin helped us to find out the answer.
It’s easier to see what happens if you watch a slow motion version.
Why does that happen?
Here is a short video showing some examples of total internal reflection.
This week’s episode of Band Goes the Theory was about the Fukushima disaster in Japan. Part of the programme was filmed at Dounreay, where Dallas investigated the methods being used to decontaminate the site. You can watch the part about Dounreay by playing this clip.
The whole programme is available for download using the link below (large download).
We started to look at vectors this week. Here is a video I made to help you with the processes involved in drawing a scale diagram.
Vector Scale Diagrams from mr mackenzie on Vimeo.
I found a brilliant timelapse video on the Popular Science site. It shows the Very Large Telescope (VLT) at work in Chile.
Here are some VLT links to explore
You can get a pdf summary of the VLT from the European Southern Observatory (ESO), the organisation that runs the VLT, by clicking on the download link below.
I’m sure you’ll do your best tomorrow. Remember to check the exam advice for Higher and Standard Grade on BBC Bitesize.
Higher classes – remember my advice to attempt Section B first. 70 of the 90 marks are there and each mark requires less effort than Section A. Aim to leave 35 minutes for the multiple choice questions.
I’ve put together a table with links to as many past papers and solutions as I can find. You will find the table on the Int2 Physics revision page. I’ll try to fill in the blank bits when I have some time.
Here is a short video covering the points we discussed when we drew scale diagrams to find displacement vectors.
Vector Scale Diagrams from mr mackenzie on Vimeo.
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