Physics

Microrovers are for Assisting Humans. This lecture briefly focus on microrovers: Coolness; Catalog; Examples and Uses. Microrovers are cool because: Several can be piggybacked on missions; Increase capability, decrease risk for…

Primary objective of this lecture is to present Exploring Space with an Astronaut. Here briefly focus on astronaut; shuttle; experiment; telescope and gravity. Astronaut is a person who has been trained…

This lecture introduce on Famous African-American Astronauts. Some famous African-American Astronauts are: Ronald McNair; Frederick D. Gregory; Charles F. Bolden, Jr.; Mae Jemison etc. Mae Jemison; who Discovered Fire Fighting…

Principle objective of this lecture is to present on History of Women in Space Exploration. Travel through our timeline and meet some amazing women who helped shape…

Major objective of this lecture is to present on Aerodynamics. Aerodynamics is the way air moves around things. The rules of aerodynamics explain how an airplane is…

The aim of this lecture is to present on Neil Armstrong: Famous Astronaut. Astronaut is a person who travels into space using a spacecraft. Neil A. Armstrong, the first…

Prime objective of this lecture is to present on History of Rockets. The first rockets that were used in modern rocketry was invented by Dr. Robert Goddard.…

General purpose of this lecture is to present on Wind Power and Wind Turbines. Atmospheric pressure differences accelerate and impart kinetic energy into the air. Wind energy conversion…

Primary purpose of this lecture is to present on High Altitude Balloons. These balloons are filled with helium or hydrogen and expand as they ascend through…

This lecture briefly describe on Physics of Balloons and Submarines. Helium, Hydrogen and hot-air are used in balloons and submarines have mass. Submarines navigate through the ocean…

Prime purpose of this lecture is to present on Wind Power From Kites. Here briefly focus on; how to increase access to electricity, water, power in…

Main objective of this lecture is to present on Relativity of Light. Since the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second then let’s just say that…