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Mixed Reality Space Travel for Physics Learning
2013In this paper we describe research being conducted on a mixed reality simulation called MEteor that is designed for informal physics learning in science centers. MEteor is a 30 x 10 foot floor area where participants use their bodies to interact with projected astronomical imagery. Participants walk and run across the floor to simulate how objects move
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Oxford Laboratory Mixes Physics and Archeology
Physics Today, 1967If an archeologist sat down to dinner with a physicist, their conversation might stir up ways to pursue the two sciences together. Such a meeting happened once at the University of Oxford and the resulting laboratory, established in 1955 by C. F. C. Hawkes and Viscount Cherwell, is now carrying on what is probably the world's most intense program of ...
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The Physics of Ice Clouds and Mixed Clouds
1951It has long been recognised that clouds of ice particles have a characteristically fibrous appearance very different from that of droplet clouds, which look “solid” and have more sharply defined edges, even when dissipating. Small, isolated trails of snow or soft hail, known as Fallstreifen (fall-streaks) or virga, which fall from medium-level clouds ...
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Mixed Reality and IoT for Physical Rehabilitation
2022 E-Health and Bioengineering Conference (EHB), 2022Joao Neves +3 more
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Modelling of mixed physical-domain system [PDF]
, 2010 The next generation of System-on-Chip (SoC) design is emerging into new dimension with embedded mixed-signal (i.e digital and analogue) and multiple natures (i.e electrical and non-electrical) are being packed onto very single chip. It is becoming more ubiquitous and can be seen with diversely in many applications nowadays such as engineering, medicine,
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New physics in meson mixing: Future sensitivity and limitations
Physical Review D, 2020Stephane Monteil +2 more
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