Updated January 1, 2012

PhysicsSource is very pleased to announce that Scientific Explorer articles have now been correlated to the Pearson PhysicsSource program - you'll find several excellent article links added to the PhysicsSource resource pages:

• Scientific Explorer: An Introduction to Magnetism
• Scientific Explorer: Ferromagmetism
• Scientific Explorer: 4 Other Kinds of Magnetic Ordering
• Scientific Explorer: The Northern Lights
• Scientific Explorer: The Behaviour of Light
• Scientific Explorer: Electromagnetism
• Scientific Explorer: Antimatter
• Scientific Explorer: Hadron Epoch
• Scientific Explorer: Quark Epoch
• Scientific Explorer: Gravity

Scientific Explorer articles are well-written, thought-provoking, entertaining, and best of all, they are produced right here in Alberta! If you want engaging and fascinating science reading, you'll enjoy Scientific Explorer.

The PhysicsSource Webmaster is pleased to present physics Digital Lessons, courtesy of the non-profit website ScienceMan.com. Several of these Digital Lessons pertain to Alberta physics curriculum, so you may want to check into the YouTube channel periodically to see what is new. Here's a list of what's available so far that correlates to Alberta Physics:

• Waves - How Sound Waves Travel (Full Size)
• Optics - Simple Refraction (Full Size)
• Waves - Interference (Full Size)
• Momentum - Rocket Engine Impulse (Full Size)
• Kinematics - Seeing Acceleration (Full Size)
• Radioactivity - Dangerous Ionizing Radiation (Full Size)
• Energy Transfer - Potential to Kinetic (Full Size)
• Waves - Law of Reflection (Full Size)
• Prism - The Spectrum (Full Size)
• Snell's Law - Refraction (Full Size)
• Ray Diagrams - Convex and Concave Lenses (Full Size)
• Induced Current - AC Generator (Full Size)
• Series Circuits - Adding Resistors (Full Size)
• Eye Optics - Nearsightedness (Full Size)

(Note - ScienceMan Digital lessons are in HD, so for best quality, change the YouTube video setting at the bottom of the movie window to "720p" and increase the window size.)

You might also consider following ScienceMan on Twitter, then you'll be the first to know when new Digital Lessons are released.