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Title: Motion Analysis


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Motion Analysis PowerPoint Examples
By Sue Speirs 12-04-03
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Click here to view the sketch a motion
PowerPoint sample
Click here to view the baseball motion
PowerPoint sample
Click here to view the California fires motion
PowerPoint sample
Click here to view the Lunar Eclipse motion
PowerPoint sample
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Get a Notion, Its All About Motion
Throw a Ball Animated Sketch
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Bio Motion
Flip Chart
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Phyrst Impressions
Motion Observed / Described
Why Motion
Structure/Function
Predicting Forces
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Take me Out to the Ball Game
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Cinematographic Analysis
Baseball pictures taken by Sue Speirs
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Americas Favorite!
Physics and Motion
What were you thinking, Baseball?
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Pay Close Attention Mo, you are about to get a
lesson in...
Acceleration
MO tion
A Popular Physics Equation
F ma
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Sparks will fly!
Its "relativity" easy...
So easy we will solve it with our bare knuckles...
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physics is
phun
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Okay Physics Fans
Here's the problem
Consider the forces in action The bat speed of
Mo Vaughn vs. The sweet knuckle ball of Steve
Sparks
NOW YOU MAKE THE CALL!
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Gotcha Big Guy
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GIBBY, Did you see the Physics behind that
play?
Im still workn the formulas JOSH
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Tigers Lost (1-0)
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PHYSICS is a BLAST
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Science Rocks!
Thats the GNEISS thing about SCIENCE
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Fire On the Move!
Pictures used with permission from John Walker
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HWY 15 N Miramar Way
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The fire moves south down Oak Canyon toward the
52 freeway.
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Aerial view of the fire line along Route 15 near
Miramar Air Station.
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A San Diego police officer backs his car off
Clairemont Mesa Blvd just east of I-15 as the
fire flares up on the north side.
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Fire rages on the east side of the I-15 at
Clairemont Mesa Blvd
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Traffic backed up on I-15 from closures forced by
the wildfires on Sunday
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The fire line nears a Scripps Ranch development.
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A large home burns out of control in Ramona
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The fire line nears a Scripps Ranch development.
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Ventura County firefighters look at a twister of
flame from a wildfire, Sunday, in Simi Valley
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A home burns along North Lake Wohlford Road at
Valley Center Road on Sunday morning
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Phyrst Impressions
Motion Observed / Described
Why Motion
Structure/Function
Predicting Forces
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Lunar Eclipse
November 8, 2003 Livonia, MIHome Driveway 700
p.m. 1000 p.m.
Prepared by Sue Speirs, K-12 Science
Specialist Grosse Pointe Public Schools
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A total eclipse of the Moon occurred the weekend
of Nov. 8-9, 2003. A Lunar Eclipse (eclipse of
the Moon) happens at Full Moon. The Moon
orbits Earth about once every 29 ½ days. Lunar
eclipses happen when the Moon passes through
the shadow of the Earth.
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About two to four times each year, the Moon
passes through some portion of the Earth's
shadows (penumbral or umbral) and one of three
types of eclipses occurs.
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During a total lunar eclipse, the Earth blocks
all direct sunlight from the Moon. The Moon
has no light of its own, but shines by sunlight
reflected from its surface.
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Just about 35 of lunar eclipses are total
eclipses and are totally awesome to watch!
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700 p.m.
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715 p.m.
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735 p.m.
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745 p.m.
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820 p.m.
A bright rim along the moons southern edge
will appear in a totally eclipsed Moon.
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845 p.m.
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905 p.m.
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1000 p.m.
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Trading Spaces Question
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Imagine that you are an astronaut on the moon
November 8th and 9th 2003. If you are looking
at planet earth, what would you see? Should you
be looking back at planet earth? Support your
reasoning.
FYI Lunar eclipses are safe to watchunlike
solar eclipses.
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