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Clive
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Animations and interactive demos available in many varieties, such as classical mechanics, nuclear, quantum, and relativistic. There's even a nice explanation of the forces at work in Curling. And if that doesn't wet your geek whistle, then take a peek at the patterns of Visual Math.
http://faraday.physics.utoronto.ca/GeneralInterest/Harrison/Flash/
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sam
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umm interesting... might even be a useful resource -thanks clive
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Lona
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I thought this would be good site for nice signatures, Clive.
You've let me down.
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Clive
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It says Flash animations for physics not psychics Lona.
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sam
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still there are some cool animations there!!!...you could use one of those! :-)
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