Ahh…this will be a pretty random and incoherent post. All of that turkey in my system is making me sleeepy. : ]
So during the Black Friday rush, my dad got me a Jabra Bluetooth Headset. After playing around with it, I started wondering about how this wireless connection is formed in the first place, allowing [...]
Archive for November, 2007
Bluetooth Friday!
Posted in Physics, tagged Black Friday, Bluetooth, Cell Phone, Computer, Frequency, Headset, Interference, Jabra, Radio Wave, Thanksgiving on Friday, November 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A Leaky Bottle
Posted in Physics, tagged Bernoulli, Hole, Leaky, Pressure, Summer, Velocity, Water Bottle, Water Park on Sunday, November 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
In learning about Fluid Mechanics, I couldn’t help but recall an interesting episode over the summer involving a water bottle. My family and I were at the Water Park and my brother, for reasons unknown, decided to poke a hole in the side of his plastic water bottle. Perhaps a physics deity coerced him into [...]
Moon Orbits
Posted in Physics, tagged Earth, Elliptical Orbit, Moon, Orbit, Waxing on Sunday, November 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
After an exhausting day of debating (in which evidence books and papers serve other purposes besides demonstrating gravitational potential energy ^ ^), I was much too tired to do almost anything. Going walking in Waikiki and looking at the moon not included of course.
There was a tiny sliver of a moon visible, currently in a waxing phase. That [...]
Time & Lightning
Posted in Physics, tagged Analog Clock, Electric Current, Electromagnetism, Electrostatic Charge, Lightning, Time, Uniform Circular Motion on Saturday, November 3, 2007 | 3 Comments »
So after nearly five hours stuck in a classroom taking the SAT, I promptly went home and slept for another five hours…I stick to my claim that standardized testing is a soporific drug. (But at least I’ll never have to take it again!)
And since an analog clock is an impeccable example of uniform circular motion, it’s [...]