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| Law of the Lever | |||
| A balanced spoon - which 'half' is heavier? | Nice teaching idea. YouTube 2 mins | 4 Star | |
| Can you explain using Physics why the van doesn't fall over during these two-wheeled stunts? | YouTube 1 min | 4 Star | |
| The Fosbury Flop: An athlete uses physics to shatter world records | YouTube 4 mins via TED-Ed | 4 Star | |
| Wondeful interactive learning activity | Lots of material for worked examples. From pHet | 5 Star | |
| Basic applet from walter-fendt.de | 3 Star | ||
| An object is balanced if the centre of gravity is over the base | |||
| Some simple demonstrations | MyYouTube. 2 min |
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| Nice Centre of gravity demonstration | Cool party trick, and all you need is a fork, knife, glass and a match. YouTube. Annoy your teacher enough and he (she) might let you try it in class | Five Star | |
| Did you know that walking is merely the process of not falling over: It's actually a very unnatural act | First Steps: Watch as babies triy to get the hang of this. YouTube | Five Star | |
| Robot Walkbot | Now getting a robot to walk down a stairs is impressive. YouTube | Five Star | |
| Mandatory experiment: Investigation of the laws of equilibrium for a set of co-planar forces |
link | Nice simulation from mathsphysics.com | 4 Star |
| link | YouTube video from c4science | 4 Star | |