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written by Tim Peake, Robin Mobbs, Anu Ojha, Andy McMurry, and Sophie Allan
Six circular motion tutorials with curricular materials, Tracker visualizations and Tracker data files produced by the National Space Academy, UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency.  These videos show UK astronaut Tim Peake doing experiments in space demonstrating a ball on a tether and a ball in a circular track undergoing circular motion in various planes and the simple harmonic nature of displacement reduced to a single plane. The site also includes a teacher guide with Earth based demonstrations, such as a cup of water traveling in a circle attached to a tether and a loop the loop track including an analysis of centripetal forces.

The zip files on this site contain the videos and the Tracker experiment (*.trk) file. To open the Tracker experiment file, you must first download and install Tracker from http://physlets.org/tracker/.
1 supplemental document is available
Subjects Levels Resource Types
Classical Mechanics
- Gravity
= Orbits
- Motion in Two Dimensions
= Central Forces
- Newton's Second Law
= Force, Acceleration
Education Practices
- Active Learning
= Modeling
- Lower Undergraduate
- Middle School
- High School
- Upper Undergraduate
- Instructional Material
= Activity
= Laboratory
= Tutorial
- Audio/Visual
= Movie/Animation
Intended Users Formats Ratings
- Educators
- Learners
- application/zip
- video/quicktime
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National Space Academy
Keyword:
video analysis
Record Cloner:
Metadata instance created October 15, 2016 by Wolfgang Christian
Record Updated:
April 20, 2023 by Wolfgang Christian
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AIP Format
T. Peake, R. Mobbs, A. Ojha, A. McMurry, and S. Allan, Computer Program INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION: CIRCULAR MOTION VIDEO ANALYSIS WITH TRACKER (2016), WWW Document, (http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/).
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T. Peake, R. Mobbs, A. Ojha, A. McMurry, and S. Allan, Computer Program INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION: CIRCULAR MOTION VIDEO ANALYSIS WITH TRACKER (2016), <http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/>.
APA Format
Peake, T., Mobbs, R., Ojha, A., McMurry, A., & Allan, S. (2016). International Space Station: Circular Motion Video Analysis with Tracker [Computer software]. Retrieved March 19, 2024, from http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/
Chicago Format
Peake, T, R. Mobbs, A. Ojha, A. McMurry, and S. Allan. "International Space Station: Circular Motion Video Analysis with Tracker." http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/ (accessed 19 March 2024).
MLA Format
Peake, Tim, Robin Mobbs, Anu Ojha, Andy McMurry, and Sophie Allan. International Space Station: Circular Motion Video Analysis with Tracker. Computer software. 2016. 19 Mar. 2024 <http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/>.
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@misc{ Author = "Tim Peake and Robin Mobbs and Anu Ojha and Andy McMurry and Sophie Allan", Title = {International Space Station: Circular Motion Video Analysis with Tracker}, Year = {2016} }
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%A Tim Peake %A Robin Mobbs %A Anu Ojha %A Andy McMurry %A Sophie Allan %T International Space Station: Circular Motion Video Analysis with Tracker %D 2016 %U http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/ %O application/zip

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%0 Computer Program %A Peake, Tim %A Mobbs, Robin %A Ojha, Anu %A McMurry, Andy %A Allan, Sophie %D 2016 %T International Space Station: Circular Motion Video Analysis with Tracker %U http://astroacademy.org.uk/resources/circular-motion/


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