“Let’s Dive into Physics: Fun Basics for Curious Minds!”
R. Vasundhara
This page is designed for high school students, aiming to establish a solid foundation in logical and analytical thinking. By starting with a few key topics here, students can easily grasp more complex subjects later on, strengthening their understanding and skills over time.
Let’s begin with a few selected topics.
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Physics made easy for tenth-graders… Part 2: Prism
We discussed the refraction of light in the Blog1 of this series and saw why a ray of light gets refracted on entering from one medium to another.… Read more ⇢
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Vernier Caliper
Suppose we want to measure the width of an object and the size falls between two subdivisions of a ruler, the size can only be approximately known. To… Read more ⇢
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Physics made easy for tenth-graders – dig deep into the concept
The purpose of this blog is to inspire tenth-grade students to delve deeper into the world of science and foster a love for physics. The blog provides in-depth… Read more ⇢
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Meteor showers, Comets and their connection
This post explains in simple terms the mechanism of production of the meteoroids which are the dust debris from comets. The geometry of interception of the debris by… Read more ⇢
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Maths for the first graders under Lockdown
This blog is written for first-grade students who are now dependent on online education, which is under lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To ensure a seamless transition… Read more ⇢
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Cometary Orbits
Comets are solar system objects. Their orbits are, therefore, governed by Kepler’s laws of planetary motion. The geometrical parameters that characterize conic sections, with a particular focus on… Read more ⇢
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