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Astro Academy: Principia - collisions
This collection of videos show ESA Astronaut, Tim Peake, on the International Space Station, demonstrating the physics of collisions. In this free-fall environment, Tim can demonstrate how objects collide without the observed effects of gravitational acceleration with similar experiments performed in the classroom. The resources also contain videos where the motion has been tracked using free online software, called Tracker. The Tracker files are also provided as part of the resources.
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Collisions: small mass into large mass
Collision: small mass into large mass
Collisions: small mass - large mass side (x-t vx-t)
Collisions: small mass - large mass (x-t y-t)
This resource includes videos that can be used to demonstrate the motion of an object on the International Space Station, either with or without the use...
Collisions: extra - chasing the ball!
Collisions: extra - chasing the ball!
This video shows astronaut Tim Peake performing an experiment on conservation of momentum, on the International Space Station. Teachers’ notes can be found here.
Collisions: rebound
Collisions: rebound (v-t)
Collisions: rebound (x-t v-t y-t)
This resource includes videos that can be used to demonstrate the motion of an object on the International Space Station, either with or without the use of Tracker software. The Tracker files are provided in a zip for students or the...
Circular motion: extra ball on tether (Tim hits the camera)
This video shows ESA Astronaut Tim Peake spinning a ball on a string, on the International Space Station.
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