Thursday, June 27, 2013
Monday, June 10, 2013
super fun water
Dear Mrs. Mc Kernan
the photo relates to physics because it shows potential energy of water. the photo also happens to be natural, for people naturally drink from water fountains all the time. and if that isn't enough of a reason to state it's natural, then i would also argue that water is floating in the air all the time! water floats in clouds, and in...
anyway, the water has potential energy, for it is in the air, ready to fall! not only does the water have potential, but also kinetic energy! for you see, the water is in motion, and therefore has kinetic energy. Also, as the water gets higher from the fountain, the potential energy increases, and the kinetic energy decreases. however, as the water begins to descend, the kinetic energy starts to increase, while the potential decreases.
there are also many unseen acts of physics in this photo, such as pressure, and work being done. However those are a lot less fun to talk about, so im not going to.
-Love Jason
the photo relates to physics because it shows potential energy of water. the photo also happens to be natural, for people naturally drink from water fountains all the time. and if that isn't enough of a reason to state it's natural, then i would also argue that water is floating in the air all the time! water floats in clouds, and in...
anyway, the water has potential energy, for it is in the air, ready to fall! not only does the water have potential, but also kinetic energy! for you see, the water is in motion, and therefore has kinetic energy. Also, as the water gets higher from the fountain, the potential energy increases, and the kinetic energy decreases. however, as the water begins to descend, the kinetic energy starts to increase, while the potential decreases.
there are also many unseen acts of physics in this photo, such as pressure, and work being done. However those are a lot less fun to talk about, so im not going to.
-Love Jason
Thursday, June 6, 2013
contrived photo representing nothing other than GRAVITY
Obviously this is gravity (I'm not flying):
Physics: as you can see, there's a lot of GRAVITY in this picture.
gravity is not only holding me to the ground, but also the akai professional electronic interface expander to the desk, which also happens to be held to the ground by nothing other than gravity. And you see the mirror in my hand? guess what's pulling it down towards earth as well? Gravity! And those audio mixers, the journey album, the speakers, and the akai synthesizers, are all affected by gravity. In fact, not only are they being pulled towards the earth, but also towards each other! it's amazing, is it not? And interestingly enough, each of those objects that you can possibly see in this photo all happen to be pulled down at earth at exactly 1G. Not only is the Earth pulling down on all those objects, but those objects also are pulling back up on the earth with an equal and opposite force. PHYSICS!!!
gravity is not only holding me to the ground, but also the akai professional electronic interface expander to the desk, which also happens to be held to the ground by nothing other than gravity. And you see the mirror in my hand? guess what's pulling it down towards earth as well? Gravity! And those audio mixers, the journey album, the speakers, and the akai synthesizers, are all affected by gravity. In fact, not only are they being pulled towards the earth, but also towards each other! it's amazing, is it not? And interestingly enough, each of those objects that you can possibly see in this photo all happen to be pulled down at earth at exactly 1G. Not only is the Earth pulling down on all those objects, but those objects also are pulling back up on the earth with an equal and opposite force. PHYSICS!!!
Saturday, June 1, 2013
new rule
New rule: For now on, every time someone offers to buy me something i MUST accept.
is it not weird that peoples mistakes are remembered more often than their achievements. For example, if someone gets a question so horribly wrong in spanish class, its more likely you'll blog about it than if they had gotten it right. So go out! make mistakes and be remembered! remember, you cant make a bigger mistake than Hitler, so dont be afraid.
is it not weird that peoples mistakes are remembered more often than their achievements. For example, if someone gets a question so horribly wrong in spanish class, its more likely you'll blog about it than if they had gotten it right. So go out! make mistakes and be remembered! remember, you cant make a bigger mistake than Hitler, so dont be afraid.
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