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... and a wooden track, although 123 of them no longer run. Recent additions include the small (15.5 m high) Twister ⁸ in the Gröna Lund roller coaster cluster by the Gravity Group, who also designed, e.g., the 55 m high Voyage ⁹ in Holiday World in Indiana and the Mine Blower ¹⁰...

..., Cliff indicates is something that NASA must deal with. That is because NASA launches humans to achieve speeds as fast as 6.94 miles per second, the speed required to escape the gravitational force of earth to travel to the moon. When astronauts were making those voyages, there was room for slight...

... orbit at this distance from the Sun. It is now at the close point of an elliptical orbit whose high point must be farther out. It has shifted from one elliptical orbit to a larger one, extending its range from the Sun as shown in the sketch at right. This is the way the Pioneer and Voyager spacecraft...

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... atomic force microscope, GIF images from Compuserve, Voyager images, infrared images of our own galaxy, spectacular visible-light images of galaxies and nebulae, utility programs, and image processing activities for high school physics classes. ASTRORAAP supports all major file transfer protocols...

... was unveiled at the conclusion of our science awards ceremony last spring. This proved to be a wonderfully exciting time as the first ball made its maiden voyage across the still shiny copper track. At the writing of this article, our counter reads just over 12,000 balls. Student Cooperation One of the most...

...Columbus used a magnetic compass on his voyage to the new world in 1492. Magellan embarked on his round-the-world voyage in 1519 under guidance of a compass. The compass of that day was simply a needle on a pivot, the needle having been magnetized by rubbing it on a lodestone. Except for a few...

... experiments and demonstrations. Which way is up ؟ * The physics teacher closes the door, pulls the shades, turns off the lights, and prepares his students to travel on a space voyage. After a few moments of preliminary briefing, the class begins the countdown...