Introduction to Physics
From William Parker Wiki
Contents
- 1 Induction and Astronomy
- 2 The Mechanism of the Heavens
- 3 Kinematics
- 4 Force and Gravitation
- 5 Momentum and Rotation
- 6 Mechanics of Fluids
- 7 Atomic Theory of Matter
- 8 Heat and Work
- 9 Heat as Energy
- 10 Sound as a Wave
- 11 Light as a Wave
- 12 Electricity and Magnetism
- 13 Electric Current and Electromagnetism
- 14 Shadows of the Ether
- 15 Electromagnetic Waves
- 16 Molecular Structure and Electrons
- 17 The Structure of the Atom
Induction and Astronomy
- The Cause of the Seasons
- The Phases of the Moon
- The Daily Path of the Sun
- The Lunar Eclipse and its Cause
- The Shape of the Earth
- The Size of the Earth
- The Relative Distances of the Moon and Sun from Earth
- The Size of the Moon and Sun
- The Absolute Distances to the Moon and Sun from Earth
- The Apparent Motion of the Sun, Stars, and Planets
The Mechanism of the Heavens
- The Law of Motion Change
- The Phases of Venus
- The Heliocentric Solar System
- The Sun as Cause of Planetary Motion
- The Law of Orbital Period and Distance
- The Jovian Moons' Adherence to the Law of Orbital Period and Distance
- The Moon as Earth-like World
- The Amplitude Independence of Pendulum Period
Kinematics
- The Weight Independence of Pendulum Period
- The Length Dependence of Pendulum Period
- The Weight Independence of Freefall Rate
- The Equation of Freefall
- The Constant Acceleration of Objects in Freefall
- The Kinematic Equations
- The Motion of Projectiles
- The Launch Angle Dependence of Projectile Range
- The Vector Nature of Velocity
Force and Gravitation
- The Acceleration of Circular Motion
- The Inverse Square Law of Radius in Circular Acceleration
- The Heavenly Force Cause of Freefall on Earth
- The Gravitational Attraction of Mass
- The Measurement of Force
- The Cause of Acceleration
- The Equation of Gravitation
Momentum and Rotation
- The Necessity of Opposing Force Pairs
- The Conservation of Momentum
- The Law of Levers
- The Necessitation of the Law of Levers by Force Laws and the Vector Nature of Force
- The Conservation of Angular Momentum
- The Cause of Rotational Acceleration by Torque
- The Precession of Rotating Objects about their Polar Axis
Mechanics of Fluids
Atomic Theory of Matter
Heat and Work
Heat as Energy
Sound as a Wave
Light as a Wave
Electricity and Magnetism
- Electricity is an attractive force between certain items when rubbed