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This animation shows muscle contraction and the sliding filament theory |
This video shows how a slinky, which is being held at the top with its bottom freely dangling, falls when released.
Students are asked to predict what happens when the slinky is released. Does the top fall first? Does the bottom fall first? Do both ends fall together or does the centre of the slinky remain...
Stuart is a software engineer with IBM, he discusses his role in this video. The role involves writing code to test new software developing new software. An avid sport fan, having grown up in the north east, he enjoyed studying maths, physics and IT at school and continued to university to pursue software...
The mathematical solution explains how to solve the equation: 6 cos2x +7sinx = 8 for x between 0 and 4π radians. The equation is rearranged to make the equation 6 cos2x +7sinx - 8 = 0 then the identity sin2 x + cos...
What is it like to work as a globe-trotting sound engineer to the world's biggest pop band? Tomorrow's Engineers had a chat with David Martell to find out.
This video presents Abbie Hutty, a spacecraft structures engineer who currently works on the X...