
Podcast to support pupils following the SQA Higher Physics course. Episodes contain homework activities, worked homework solutions as short screencast videos and additional materials relevant to the Higher Physics course.
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These Bitesize pages will help if you need to recap on the basics of magnets. A magnetic field is produced whenever current flows through a wire. The magnetic field is represented by a series of concentric circles around the wire, as shown below. Mag... more
An electric field can be used to accelerate charged particles. Conservation of energy tells us that the work done by the field is equal to the change in the particle’s kinetic energy. The speed of the particle can be determined if its charge and the ... more
At the end of Our Dynamic Universe, we considered big things like stars, galaxies and the Universe itself. Now the Particles and Waves unit brings us to particles so small we need groups of them just to make a single atom. Is there a connection? Why ... more
It’s complicated and cosmologists are not certain. One of the issues is only being able to see about 4% of the mass in the universe – the stars, planets, gas and dust. About 25% of the mass of the universe is Dark Matter. It’s “dark” because it doesn... more
You might remember that we looked at some paradoxes when we studied special relativity earlier this term. Here is another situation where a paradox can arise. The German astronomer Heinrich Olbers (1758–1840) asked why the night sky was dark. At the ... more
As we worked through the diagram explaining the stages of the Big Bang model, we looked at a section of the diagram where the Universe was hot enough for nuclear fusion. At this point, hydrogen nuclei were fusing together with other hydrogen nuclei t... more
introduction to the Big Bang from mr mackenzie on Vimeo. Georges Lemaître’s theory of an expanding Universe, which has become known as the Big Bang, was supported by Hubble’s observations. The expanding Universe idea was challenged by influential sci... more
In the 1920s, Edwin Hubble had access to the Hooker telescope on Mount Wilson, Los Angeles. This was the largest telescope in the world at that time. His first breakthrough was the discovery of a cepheid variable star in the Andromeda nebula. This en... more
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