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SODIS - A place in the sun
How does cloud seeding work?
What is a mirage?
How do brewers control temperature to make beer?
How do brewers control the colour and taste of their beer?
What are fuel cells?
Snake Power
Your life on Mars
Was life on Earth started by an asteroid?
How does physics help sport?
All about... the International Space Station
How to spot an alien Earth
What is a kilogram?
Keep your ears peeled
Why does my car door give me electric shocks?
A beginners' guide to exoplanets
Water Tower
Applet showing water flow from a hose as height changes. The amount of water in the tower can be varied.
Eerie blue water - Marvin and Milo
A Marvin and Milo activity about ultraviolet. All you need is a two clear glasses, tap water, tonic water and dark paper.
Vapour Pressure, Boiling and Freezing Temperatures of a Solution
Introduction to colligative properties of solutions - complex equations included!
Boil water with shockwave
With an animation you can alter the amount of water and starting temperature to estimate how long water will take to boil. The animation will run and your estimate of time evaluated.
That Sinking Feeling (Water Temperature and Density)
Why does the water always seem colder at the bottom of a lake?
Exploding water
In this video mythbusters find out how likely it is that you could superheat water in your own microwave.
What is unfreezable water?
This page explains different ways that water can remain unfrozen at low temperatures - including dissolved solutes and supercooling.
Refraction and total internal reflection
Applet in two parts - the first a fish's view from under water. In the second the position of the cursor is the source of a light ray. Its path from within the water to an observer appears.