Physics Modules

This channel gathers together a number of videos focused on fundamental concepts of physics, including examples solving problems in relation to each example.

2019 Nobel Prize in Physics - Long Version
2019 Nobel Prize in Physics - Long Version
2019 Nobel Prize in Physics - Short Version
2019 Nobel Prize in Physics - Short Version
Quantum Collaborate Session
Quantum Collaborate Session
4.3.2 Quantum Theory
4.3.2 Quantum Theory
Field Near Moving Charge
Field Near Moving Charge
2.4.1 Circular Motion (Wrong Formula, Do Not Use)
2.4.1 Circular Motion (Wrong Formula, Do Not Use)
Example 2.4.1 - Circular Motion
Example 2.4.1 - Circular Motion
A Simultaneous Equations Refresher
A Simultaneous Equations Refresher
Trigonometry Refresher
Trigonometry Refresher
Algebra Refresher
Algebra Refresher
A Brief Introduction to Calculus
A Brief Introduction to Calculus
1.3.1 Louder
1.3.1 Louder
Example 1.2.1 - Distance, Displacement, Speed and Acceleration
Example 1.2.1 - Distance, Displacement, Speed and Acceleration
Example 1.2.1 (too quiet)
Example 1.2.1 (too quiet)
Example 3.3.1 - Electromagnetism
Example 3.3.1 - Electromagnetism
Example 4.4.1 - Radiation, Radioactivity and Decay
Example 4.4.1 - Radiation, Radioactivity and Decay
Example 4.3.1 - Four Fundamental Forces
Example 4.3.1 - Four Fundamental Forces
Example 3.2.1 - Charge, Field and Potential
Example 3.2.1 - Charge, Field and Potential
4.4.1 Radiation, Radioactivity and Decay
4.4.1 Radiation, Radioactivity and Decay
4.4.1 Radiation
4.4.1 Radiation
Example 3.1.1 - Wave Motion
Example 3.1.1 - Wave Motion
Example 2.1.1 - Projectile Motion
Example 2.1.1 - Projectile Motion
Example 2.3.2 - Inclined Planes
Example 2.3.2 - Inclined Planes
Example 2.3.1 - Friction
Example 2.3.1 - Friction
Example 2.4.1 (Wrong Formula, Do Not Use!!
Example 2.4.1 (Wrong Formula, Do Not Use!!
Example 1.3.1 - Measurement, Scalar and Vector Quantities
Example 1.3.1 - Measurement, Scalar and Vector Quantities
Example 1.4.1 - Newton's Laws
Example 1.4.1 - Newton's Laws
Example 2.2.1 - Energy
Example 2.2.1 - Energy
Example 2.2.2 - Work and Power
Example 2.2.2 - Work and Power
Example 1.2.1
Example 1.2.1