Materials may be natural or man-made. They may exist as solids, liquids and gases, and as a mixture of states.
In this article we show how similar principles can be used to move a polystyrene ball in a circular path.
With the advent of robotic telescopes and the wide-scale availability of the Internet in schools, it is now possible to carry out real investigatio
The objectives of ESERO-UK are more fully explained in the articles that follow, but essentially it seeks to promote the whole subject of space as
A look at resources that are available and how Tim Peake's mission to the International Space Station can provide an exciting context for spac
Matter can be described and explained in a number of ways, using models of increasing complexity depending on the intended audience.
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Support pupils to explore uses of copper in the home interactively. Copper is essential to modern living.
This resource looks at the processes involved in modern bronze sculpture for thousands of years.
This article describes the design, delivery, evaluation and impact of a CPD course for physics and chemistry teachers.
In this special issue, we have tried to combine a celebration of the 400th anniversary of Galileo using a telescope to look at the night sky and al