The lectures on Monday and Tuesday were held at the Royal Institution. You may have seen this amazing place if you have watched the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures. It was founded in 1799 with the aim of introducing new technologies and teaching science to the general public. It’s address is 21 Albermarle Street London W1S 4BS and […]
Read more "Physics in perspective 2012"The second lecture was Dust from Outer Space and given by Dr Matt Genge. He is a senior lecturer in Earth and planetary science at Imperial College. Despite the fact that Dr Genge is a geologist he started his talk by saying something very important. Physics underlines everything. 10000 tonnes of extraterrestrial dust lands on […]
Read more "Physics in perspective lecture 2012"Physics update course February 2012 Every year during the February half-term the Institute of Physics puts on a number of physics lecture aimed at 6th formers. I am going to write a little about each lecture. The first lecture was given by Prof. Jonathon Butterworth and was entitled The Large Hadron Collider: Latest news from […]
Read more "Physics in perspective lecture 2012"The year 12 AS physics group gave presentations on the various parts of the electromagnetic spectrum today. If you are a Rooksheath student you will be able to see their presentations on Fronter soon. You will need to click on AS physics and look for the box labelled 6PH02 waves. Mrs Hare
Read more "EM spectrum presentations"During half-term we were privileged to be able to tour the facilities at CERN. CERN is described as the largest particle physics laboratory in the world. Our Day We began our day at the Globe which is an interactive exhibition about the world of particles and origin of the universe. After the Globe we spent […]
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