Motion: what is it? How do we know when an object is moving? How can we measure motion? How does Newton's thoughts on motion differ from Einstein's? What forces are necessary to create motion? What is gravity?
These are just some of the questions that you should be able to answer as you complete this project.
The project has 5 components:
1.) Observations
2.) Research
3.) Design and Build
4.) Test
5.) Conclusions
You and your partner will document each component in a blog. You may use drawings, writings, photos, videos, and more. The more creative the better.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Wile E Coyte and Newton's Laws of Motion
Watch the video and on your blog write Newton's First Law and site a part of the video that portrays that law. Do the same with Newton's Second and Third Laws of Motion.
Law 1- when wile e. coyte is running he immediately stops when hit with suitcase. Law 2- wile e. coyte is stopped by the suitcase because the force from its mass is higher than coyte's force from his acceleration. Law 3- when coyte fell the force of the ground was not as powerful as coyte's force from falling, that is why coyte went straight through the ground.
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ReplyDeleteLaw 1- when wile e. coyte is running he immediately stops when hit with suitcase.
ReplyDeleteLaw 2- wile e. coyte is stopped by the suitcase because the force from its mass is higher than coyte's force from his acceleration.
Law 3- when coyte fell the force of the ground was not as powerful as coyte's force from falling, that is why coyte went straight through the ground.