Warren Wilson College

Physics Photo of the Week

December 16, 2005

Student Web Pages

Each semester the students in Physics at Warren Wilson College compose and publish a web page that represents a report on one of the experiments conducted during the semester. All the colorful drawings are created by the students themselves to place a discussion and description of the apparatus on the Internet. If you see any of these students, please compliment them on their work. They worked hard during the past few weeks formatting their drawings and web documenets.

This drawing by Edwin Self represents the analysis of an object moving in circular motion. Click here to see Edwin's full report.

Links to all the student pages are shown below.

This is the last Physics Photo of the Week for 2005 as WWC goes on winter break. Publication of Physics Photo of the Week will resume in mid-January, 2006. Merry Christmas!

Liina Laufer - Diode	Allison Borrman - Force Transducer Cart	Drew McElwee - Reversing Fan Cart
Alana Weintraub - Centrifugal Force	Jesse Phillips	Sarah DeLeiris - Fancart Acceleration
Gabe Haynes - Radioactivity	Katie Kuehl - Momentum, Impulse, and Collisions	Beth MacLeod - Geiger-Mueller Tube and Radioactivity
Valerie Bartell - Acceleration when reversing	Elizabeth Evans - Bowling	Stacey Hollis - Diodes
Aaron Malenke - Momentum and Impulse	Lilly Doyle - Tennis Ball Toss	Lucas Blass - Electrical Lab
Audrey Williamson - Law of Inertia	Elizabeth Wunker - Reverse Fan Cart	David Tormey - Circular Motion
Edwin Self - Circular Motion	Nodin DeSaillan - Radioactivity	Tricia Hahn - Newton's IInd Law: Acceleration, Mass, and Weight
Jessie Rowles - Force, Mass, and Motion		Amanda Ranck - Circular Motion

Physics Photo of the Week is published weekly during the academic year on Fridays by the Warren Wilson College Physics Department. These photos feature an interesting phenomena in the world around us. Students, faculty, and others are invited to submit digital (or film) photographs for publication and explanation. Atmospheric phenomena are especially welcome. Please send any photos to dcollins@warren-wilson.edu.

Click here to see all Physics Photo of the Week for 2005

Click here to see all Physics Photo of the Week for 2004.