Incredibly well done. At 65 years old, the wealth of knowledge that may have existed when i was in "high" school but missed because of conflicting attention-grabber is now available at the cost of a few coppers of connectivity. What a huge advantage for those who run across your diadems of explanations! Praise upon praise! Richard Rhodes Making of Atomic Bomb" diagrams several aspects you have clarified in such clear and concise prose. Thank you!
Extremely helpful Paul. Thank you. I have seen the last model and am using the Black Box model from Pi Institute to introduce the concept of modelling. I will see if I can make your models too as it brings new life to Rutherford's experiment.
Thanks Sean. I love the black box. Have class set of 16 of them. Perimeter stuff is great isn’t it. Also check out the mystery boxes from SCoolLAB at CERN. See www.physicshigh.com/for-teachers.html
Hi Paul. My students and I love your videos. When I was trying to print this model it doesn't include the potential well shape on the website linked but does include one labelled rutherford coulomb which doesn't print well (most of it is only 1 layer thick). Just wondering if you had any advice on where to find this critical part of the model
Incredibly well done.
At 65 years old, the wealth of knowledge that may have existed when i was in "high" school but missed because of conflicting attention-grabber is now available at the cost of a few coppers of connectivity. What a huge advantage for those who run across your diadems of explanations! Praise upon praise! Richard Rhodes Making of Atomic Bomb" diagrams several aspects you have clarified in such clear and concise prose.
Thank you!
pretty good model, nice idea
Extremely helpful Paul. Thank you. I have seen the last model and am using the Black Box model from Pi Institute to introduce the concept of modelling. I will see if I can make your models too as it brings new life to Rutherford's experiment.
Thanks Sean. I love the black box. Have class set of 16 of them. Perimeter stuff is great isn’t it. Also check out the mystery boxes from SCoolLAB at CERN. See www.physicshigh.com/for-teachers.html
@@PhysicsHigh Thanks for the reply Paul. I have seen these too. We are great fans of CERN too.
Great idea. It helps. Thanks a lot.
Glad to hear that!
Great ... thanks
Glad you liked it!
Hi Paul. My students and I love your videos. When I was trying to print this model it doesn't include the potential well shape on the website linked but does include one labelled rutherford coulomb which doesn't print well (most of it is only 1 layer thick). Just wondering if you had any advice on where to find this critical part of the model