Whitburn Physics
@WhitburnPhysics
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Two Physics students on a mission. We are here to help with physics. Catch Physics Society every Monday at 1 in S5.
Whitburn, Sunderland, England,
Joined September 2016
Scientists expected a dynamic star-forming region of a nearby galaxy lower in heavier elements might be low on dust made from such materials, called metals. Instead, new data from @NASAWebb reveals the building blocks of potential planets! https://t.co/GQSia5D0Gm
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Thanks to our charity reps for organising our annual @macmillancancer #worldsbiggestcoffeemorning today. Just awaiting the arrival of 210 hungry Sixth Formers! @WhitCofEAcad
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We love a good bridge video in physics!! #ifykyk 🤣
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BREAKING 🚨: Jupiter is now at its closest to Earth since 1963, and it won't be this close for another 107 years
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Alexa play “Rocket Man” by Elton John 🚀
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Here’s some lovely “candid” photos of todays experiment - making voltaic piles!! @WhitSixthForm
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Thanks to the Durham Engineering Representatives for the great talk today. Loved learning all about the vast applications and areas of engineering!
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Some fun work on refraction today, you can use this helpful diagram to trace the path of light at different angles of incidence! #Physics
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Come join us on Wednesday 16th of February for a great talk from Durham Students and a PhD about engineering. This is open to any sixth former in enrichment period 4 this week. Message us here or message the physics reps on teams if you're interested.
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Something very interesting:
Three academics from our Dep of Physics have helped produce the largest and most accurate computer simulation of our local patch of the Universe to date, which includes the 🌌 👀 Watch the video and read more 👉 https://t.co/Vxr4MUavrC Video credit: Dr Stuart McApline.
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Questions will be answered on Friday and replies will stay up until Sunday.
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This Friday is International Day of Women and Girls in Science. To help celebrate this day a team of Durham astronomers are answering any astronomy related questions. You can submit a response using this link: https://t.co/zdYBieuXJ4
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Physics stocking fillers:
If interested, what follows is a baker's dozen Twitter-thread of affordable, branded gift-ideas for the Holidays — all between $9 and $45, plus a video course for $99.
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Do you see a turkey in this Orion Nebula image from @NASAHubble ... or is it just us? 🦃 #HappyThanksgiving #GobbleGobbleGobble
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