Transcription of Physics Experiments in Mechanics
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Houston Community College System Physical Sciences Department Northwest College Physics Experiments IN Mechanics Edited by Juan Carlos Reina, and Carol S. Monahan, Acknowledgements In the sciences much more than the arts, most works cannot be accomplished by a single individual. This manual is no exception. Carol Monahan began to work in the Natural Sciences Department of HCC-NW in 2002, she held a degree in Physics and hoped to shake off the cobwebs in her preparation in order to pursue graduate studies in Physics . I am glad to report that she has succeeded in both regards. She is now a Texas A&M University graduate student. It has been Carol s enthusiasm, her true concern for the students progress and her attention to the students learning processes that led to the constant revision of the lab exercises, which resulted in the present manual.
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) Since Antiquity and until the Renaissance in order to understand natural phenomena, it was only necessary in order to develop a model, to make observations, to present a hypothesis and . by reason alone. to arrive to the model. Galileo is considered the father of modern science due to his insistence in introducing
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