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Fracc 5th grade Math and Science
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Introduction to Newton's Three Laws - Lesson 1
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This NASA video segment explores how Newton's Laws of Motion apply to the development and operation of airplanes. Viewers watch an instructor at NASA's National Test Pilot School as he describes and then demonstrates why seatbelts are an important fo
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rce on pilots; what it means to pull 2, 4 and even 6 g in a jet; and how the thrust of a jet engine causes an aircraft to move forward. Formulas are presented onscreen along with the calculations discussed in the segment. For example, the instructor explains how viewers can calculate a person's mass by dividing the weight of that person by the acceleration due to gravity. The instructor then proceeds to step on a scale. A formula is shown, and the calculation is made to reveal the instructor's mass in slugs. This segment comprises The Law of Inertia: Newton's First Law; Force Equals Mass Times Acceleration: Newton's Second Law; and The Law of Action and Reaction: Newton's Third Law. (12:08)
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Forces, Gravity and Friction
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This student sample was created to demonstrate understanding of California State 8th grade science standard 2d; Students know how to identify separately two or more forces acting on a single static object, including gravity, elastic forces due to ten
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sion or compression in matter, and friction. This is a short, two-minute video. Student narration is clear and simple.
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Using Legos to Demonstrate the Three Laws of Motion
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This film is about Sir Isaac Newton's Three Laws of Physics. It is a student-made project, using legos to illustrate the story of Newton and his three laws. Audio is very loud and clear. Lego illustrations are very well done. Run time 04:52.
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What is Work?
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From NASA's Our World Series. Doing work and getting tired are not neccessarily the same thing. Learn more about what work is and how to calculate it in this video from NASA. Run time 02:13.
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Laws of Motion
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This short video explains all three of Newton's laws of motion while giving animated examples of each. Run time 3:37
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