Link to AP Environmental Science Santa Catalina's AP Environmental Science website

Link to photos from the Egg Drop Project Spring 2000

The Egg Drop

Link to student work, including Quicktime movies of the Rube Goldberg Project and the Conceptual Physics Astronomy Projects Student work

note: the above link only works when a particular computer is on; the best times to try this are Monday-Friday 8 AM-3 PM Pacific Time

Looking for a place to start research for your physics project? Go to Physics Central and click on 'Search the Site'.

Physics Central

or start at

TipTop Physics

Quantitative Physics Rube Goldberg Device projects

Photos of Rube Goldberg Projects

The poster above was created by Juniors in Quantitative physics 2000-2001, especially Sasha.

Link to Student work, including Quicktime movies of the Rube Goldberg Project and Conceptual Physics Power Point Presentations and Websites Student work

Link to Powerpoint presentation on my research in the Arctic

Arctic Oceanography Part 1

Arctic Oceanography Part 2

Note: the above three links only work when a particular computer is on; the best times to try this are Monday-Friday 8 AM-3 PM Pacific Time, though it is often on at other times as well.

Exploratorium Trip

Link to photos from the Walking on Eggs Project

Walking on Eggs Project

Link to photos from the Exploratorium trip

Photos used in Physics class

Physics photos

Useful links:

Giancoli Physics Website (supplement to Quantitative Physics textbook)

Explore Science Website Interactive Activities

Interactive physics applets can be found at:

TipTop Physics

Interested in the hunt for Extra-Terrestrial Life?

The biggest obstacle facing the SETI (Search for Extra Terrestrial Life) Project is having enough computer processing power to analyze all the data available. You can help by downloading a screensaver which will analzye radio telescope data (from Arecibo and other participating telescopes) when your computer is otherwise idle! The software requires at least 32 MB of RAM and a color monitor. It is available for both Macs and PC's, and won't slow down your computer at all unless you set it up specifically to run in the back ground all the time.

SETI at home!

More interesting links...

Physics Central

Evolution website

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory's Virtual Tokamak Fusion Reactor

Center for the History of Physics

The Exploratorium

Harvard University's global warming website

Marie Curie and the Science of Radioactivity

Musical Acoustics

The Aurora

Cool Archive free graphics

NASA's Planetary Home Journal

Special Relativity: Fitzgerald-Lorentz contraction

Physics Magic (Wall of Death, etc.)

IRI/LDEO Climate Data Library

Physics Lecture Demonstration Instructions

Ask Jeeves Web Search

Santa Catalina Website

Link to Conceptual Physics Course Syllabus Conceptual Physics 2000-2001

Link to Quantitative Physics Course Syllabus Quantitative Physics 2000-2001

note: the two links above link only works when a particular computer is on; the best times to try this are Monday-Friday 8 AM-3 PM Pacific Time

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