Physics   Tags: astronomy, physics, science  

New to William A. Blakley collection: come find these on the 3rd Floor!

Ashgate companion to contemporary philosophy of physics - Rickles, Dean

Call Number: QC 6 .A84 2008

The Dancing Wu Masters: An overview of the new physics - Zukav, Gary

Call Number: QC 173.98 .Z87 2001

Explores the history and concepts of physics, including quantum mechanics and relativity theory, within the framework of Eastern thought to unravel the mysteries of the physical universe.

 

Weisstein, Eric W. "Torque." Eric Weisstein's World of Physics. http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/Torque.html.

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