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How are waves reflected?
What is the Higgs Boson?
Time Twins
What is superposition?
CSI: Geophysics
Could your phone harm your health?
Listening to stars twinkle
How do 'invisibility cloaks' work?
Could we ever go back in time?
Keep your ears peeled
Setting Hearts Aflutter
What is string theory?
How does an artificial heart work?
How does physics help sport?
The Herschel Space Observatory
Why do earthquakes happen?
Waves
BBC revision guide to waves for UK GCSE level. A useful introduction to all the basics and to different types of waves.
Seismic waves
Tutorial about earthquake waves cover ing p and s waves, seismometers and shadow zones.
Electromagnetic Spectrum
A simple to follow page showing a breakdown of the electromagnetic spectrum into its wavelengths.
Earth Lessons and Classroom activities
Teachers can create their own lessons on Astrophysics Research, Artificial Earth Orbiting Satellite, Sine Waves, Electromagnetic Spectrum, Images of the Universe in Different Wavelengths, Satellite ...
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Short information page on the electromagnetic spectrum, including a useful diagram.
Transverse and longitudinal waves.
Gives definitions of transverse and longitudinal waves with animation consisting of words moving to show how waves move in a medium.
Propagation of an electromagnetic wave
An animation to illustrate the relations between the electric field, magnetic field and wave vector when an electromagnetic wave propagates through space.
Travelling waves
Introductory page linking to more information on various aspects of traveling waves
Waves and wave motion
An introduction to longitudinal and transverse waves, and period and frequency.