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Collection of professional science themed PowerPoint templates. Polish your PowerPoint presentations by using templates. Each theme and science design includes 18 slides. The templates are easy to use and compatible with all versions of PowerPoint. Presentations will stand out with theese professional layouts and graphics.
Increase your in-the-field observing success with Starry Night Pro Version 6.3. Use the Events Finder to choose targets, or make your own Observing List for a specific night or for specific objects of interest. Print out three-view starhopping charts customized to your equipment that effortlessly guide you to challenging objects. With extensive data sets, advanced telescope control, and comprehensive observational tools, Starry Night Pro is a powerful program designed for the serious astronomer. Transform your computer into a sophisticated virtual observatory.
WindowsStars, galaxies, spacecraft, comets, planets, and beyond -- All facets of the universe are explored in this exciting software. Thoroughly browsable and entirely engrossing, the disc is complete with articles, biographies, videos, illustrations, animations, and more. -- Basic information is included in addition to more sophisticated content, so the software is appropriate for introductory and advanced study. -- System requirements: Pentium 133 MHz processor, 16 MB RAM (128 MB for 2000/XP), 640 x 480 resolution.
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Windows 98The ExamView Test Bank CD-ROM is powered by the ExamView test generator.
Windows 95, MacMaster teacher Paul Hewitt teaches non-computational Conceptual Physics. Observe Hewitt teach in a classroom with real students, using engaging demonstrations and artwork. DVD Includes Episodes: Introduction: Paul Hewitt talks about teaching physics conceptually and his earlier efforts at videotaping. Short segments of demonstrations done in 1974 and 1984 are shown. We see Paul's opening day lecture at his fall 1989 conceptual physics class at the University of Hawaii, during which Paul poses some thought-provoking questions about the physical world. The introduction is designed to give a flavor of what the Conceptual Physics course is all about. Segment length: 37 minutes Linear Motion: Concepts of speed, velocity, and acceleration are introduced and supported with a variety of examples. The effect of air resistance on falling objects is also discussed. Segment length: 33 minutes Vectors and Projectiles: Vector addition and vector resolution are explained, using examples such as airplanes flying in the wind and projectile motion. The idea of the independence of the horizontal and vertical components of motion for projectiles is introduced. Segment length: 47 minutes
