http://physicsconcepts4u.com Unravelling Physics Thu, 05 Aug 2010 17:34:32 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Force is a word that everyone has heard about.Force is nothing but a push or pull on an object.Why is that force is of utmost importance to us?Since each and every action of ours is dependent on the action of a system of forces. Force is a vector quantity. Why ... http://physicsconcepts4u.com/?p=90 The most interesting and complicated term in physics is "RELATIVE". We need to be extra careful when we are using the word relative. There are also special "Theory of Relativity" which describes the word "relative". But we should not dare to study the "Theory of relativity" without knowing the basics of relative motion. ... http://physicsconcepts4u.com/?p=80 Whenever two bodies are kept in contact, whenever either one or two of them move or tend to move, they experience a force of friction.The force of friction is zero on smooth surfaces although no surface is frictionless however smooth it may be. Friction is an evil but more necessarily a friend. Many ... http://physicsconcepts4u.com/?p=73 Whats this???? Do you believe it?? The hazards and gene mutations caused after the explosion of just a so called "baby bomb"in the two cities of Japan is still fresh in the minds of people one one hand and on the other hand, the power plant explosion of the Chernobyl ... http://physicsconcepts4u.com/?p=49 SYSTEMATIC APPROACH By far, we have known the classification of physics and now to go in depth, we need to classify things to avoid complication and to simplify the analysis of the physics. “Systematic approach” is required in all the fields, we will be using this term often to understand the ... http://physicsconcepts4u.com/?p=32 Welcome to the fascinating world of physics. Nature is a mystery that cannot be cracked so easily. A part of this entire mystery can be tried to understand by experiments. Physics forms the basis of these experiments. Many scientists have conducted many experiments to understand nature; many of them have ... http://physicsconcepts4u.com/?p=1