Netflix science documentary
More and more people today are interested in science. With the development of modern technologies, it becomes possible for everyone to get the access to the most interesting and fascinating science documentaries. Video-streaming companies allow us to watch the best science shows and movies, giving us a chance to get closer to the world of science.
There are various companies that make our way to science easier, such as Sling TV, Netflix, Hulu. Still, if we compare Netflix shows to the other companies, we will see that it offers the best quality, the best prices, and the best shows. When it comes to the world of science, it gives us the ability to explore, discover and to understand our World. Here are some of the fascinating documentaries provided by Netflix.
1. Particle Fever
This documentary will show you six scientists working to create the large android collider. Take a deep look at what it takes to launch such kind of project.
2. Chasing Ice
This film shows us the hardest environments of our planet through the lens of James Balog camera. It is mainly focused on the loss of ice on the planet.
3. Into The Inferno
If you want to learn more about volcanoes and how they affect, this film is definitely for you. It is about volcanologists who risk their lives to get answers we are all interested in. Enjoy amazing views and outstanding soundtracks flavored with the poetry of Herzog's narration.
4. The Story Of Maths
Math helps us to get a better understanding of the world of science and life in general. Professor Marcus du Sautoy shows us the story that lies behind the numbers and its influence on our lives.
5. Mysteries Of The Unseen World
This amazing film shows us things we can not see with a naked eye. How many universes do you know? What can we find in space? Find the answers to these questions with this incredibly intriguing film.
Energy, Space
It s Space Week on Energy.gov. We re exploring the solar system (and beyond) to highlight the contributions of the Energy Department and our National Labs to the U.S. space program. Check back every day this week for new videos, interactive graphics, timelines and more - and submit your questions for…
Universal Gravitation equation
Yesterday as I was sitting on the plane on my way from Adelaide to Sydney, as I felt the plane took off and looked out the sky, I suddenly thought about gravity. I wound back a couple of decades, to remember Newton’s law of Universal Gravitation Equation – Newton’s law of universal gravitation is about…
Gravitational constant on the Moon
Bibliographic Entry Result (w/surrounding text) Standardized Result Hecht Eugene & Frederick J. Bueche. College Physics . USA: McGraw-Hill, 1997. On the Moon, the free-fall acceleration is 1.6 m/s2. 1.6 m/s2 Moon. World Book Encyclopedia Online Reference Center . World Book, 2004. Because the moon has less mass than Earth, the force due to gravity at the lunar surface…
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Newton law of universal Gravitation equation
Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation is a fundamental physical law. We experience its effects everywhere on this planet, and it is the prime mover in the vast world of astronomy. It can also be expressed in a relatively simple mathematical formula on which SAT II Physics is almost certain to test you. Gravitational Force In 1687, Isaac Newton published his Law of Gravitation…
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Gravitational field formula
The Schwarzschild radius (sometimes historically referred to as the gravitational radius ) is the radius of a sphere such that, if all the mass of an object were to be compressed within that sphere, the escape velocity from the surface of the sphere would equal the speed of light. An example of an object where the mass is within its Schwarzschild radius is a black hole. Once…
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Theory Of Newton
Newton s second law Newton s second law shows how an object will be affected if an external force does act upon it. This law states that This means that force = momentum / time . Momentum = mass × velocity , and acceleration = velocity / time , and so Newton s second law can be stated as force = mass × acceleration . Newton s third law Newton s third law states that the force…
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Higgs field and gravity
One of the questions I get most often from my readers is this: Since gravity pulls on things proportional to their mass, and since the Higgs field is responsible for giving everything its mass, there obviously must be a deep connection between the Higgs and gravity… right? It’s a very reasonable guess, but — it turns out to be completely wrong. The problem is that this statement…
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Gravitational Fields
To begin with, the speed of gravity has not been measured directly in the laboratory—the gravitational interaction is too weak, and such an experiment is beyond present technological capabilities. The speed of gravity must therefore be deduced from astronomical observations, and the answer depends on what model of gravity one uses to describe those observations. In the simple…
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