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This website, from the Exploratorium, reviews the aerodynamics of cycling. Wind resistance is often one of the biggest challenges that professional and amateur cyclists face. This site has a form that lets you...
Produced and maintained by the Department of Information and the Documentation of Sport at the Institute of Applied Training Science in Leipzig, this database indexes some 2,000 sites related to sport, sport medicine,...
Akiyo Kikuchi and Wally Drumhiller explore the physical aspects of scuba diving that people experience in the high pressure environment. Visitors can find out about pressure, buoyancy, sound, light, and thermal...
David Eyre at the University of Utah summarizes answers here to some of the common questions he receives about the physics of skiing. With the assistance of figures and mathematical equations, visitors can learn about...
This topic in depth provides information about the relationship between physics and sports. From baseball to scuba diving, find out how concepts such as velocity, Newton's Laws, and mass factor into the science of...
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