Physics papers

A historical overview of the nature of light.

A discussion on Man's tendency to lean towards God or some other presence in this world.

A discussion regarding the influence of the moon on the earth.

A review of science versus religion, as a tool to explain the mysteries of the universe.

This paper discusses the methods and approaches of natural philosophers to modern science.

A discussion on reality as perceived in quantum theory, specifically holographic theory.

A book review of "Tesla: Man Out of Time" by Margaret Cheney.

A review of the life of one of the most famous physicists of all time, Albert Einstein.

An overview of the structure and characteristics of stars.

A discussion regarding Thomas Edison, who lit up the nation and therefore the world.

A review of the world's sources of energy.

An analysis of the mathematical and scientific contributions of John von Neumann.

An analysis of President Bush's advanced energy initiative to reduce the need for energy trade with the Middle East.

A review of 'The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA' by James D. Watson.

An overview of the use of and the theory behind quantum cryptography.

An analysis of Martin Heidegger's theories of nothingness.

A discussion on the life and works of Albert Einstein.

An introduction to quasicrystals, looking at their discovery, symmetry, properties and applications.

This paper discusses how alternate energy sources are important to global economic stability.

This paper looks at the life and achievements of American scientist, Josiah Willard Gibbs.

An in-depth look at the substance, hexane.

An in-depth discussion regarding the need for the broader impacts of a scientifically and technologically literate and diverse workforce, and a review of the University of Central Oklahoma's optical/thermal scattering facility research project.

Examines an experiment that involves a phase diagram.

Examines the sintering of Cu and Cu-Zn pellets and recrystallization of brass.

Examines a process that increases the hardness of steel.

An examination of the technology and uses of organic light emitting diodes.

A discussion regarding thermodynamics and economics.

This paper discusses the Nantucket Sound wind farm proposal, and it's value to the USA.

This paper looks at the development of science and technology as it relates to the effects of World War II.

A discussion regarding electricity and the role it plays in the field of medicine.

A review of the life and history of Seyyed Hossein Nasr.

A review of the concept of Grand Unified Theory.

A look at the philosophy of Zeno/Parmenides as it relates to the concept that motion is an illusion.

A discussion regarding the controversial issue of nuclear energy.

A look at the relationship between science and technology from a Canadian perspective.

A personal perspective of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

This paper reports on a conversation between Marie Curie and Rosalind Franklin.

A discussion on Einstein and his contributions to science.

This paper examines and explains the physics of kicking a football.

A comparison of photovoltaic cells and solar thermal power plants.

An analysis of the theories that led to the superstring theory on the nature of the universe.

This paper analyzes Albert Einstein as a famous scientist and cultural icon.

This paper studies science, in particular astronomy, making use of the book "Science without Limits" by James Perlman.

This paper present a study of the theory of matrices that includes its history, development and uses.

This paper discusses how the sun is able to produce visible light.

This paper examines Isaac Newton and Newtonianism.

This paper discusses unconventional energy options as alternative energy sources.

This paper traces the development of the atomic bomb.

This paper discusses the life, times and the theory of relativity of Albert Einstein.

This paper describes nanotechnology and its potential for the future.

A look at nanotechnology as the new revolution.

This paper provides an analysis of why angles are measured in degrees, minutes and seconds.

This paper describe the atomic force microscope (AFM) and its functions.

This paper discusses the work of the 1956 Nobel prize winners in physics: William Bradford Shockley, John Bardeen and Walter Houser Brattain.

This paper looks at power projects by Nikola Tesla, in particular the production of electricity from the Niagara Falls.

This paper discusses osmosis and looks at osmotic pressure.

This paper examines the scientific method and how it is used.

This essay examines the various steps of the scientific method.

This paper explores the fate of the universe.

This paper serves as a report detailing the air disaster involving Japan Airlines Flight number 123.

This paper looks at the feasibility of hydrogen cars and explains the technology behind them.

This paper studies the Newtonian Universe, laws of gravity, the development of calculus, the laws of motion and the idea of the clockwork universe.

Reviews nanotechnology and its current applications in automobile manufacturing.

A look at how density can be used to identify an object.

Applies of theories of developmental psychology to Alan Lightman's book "Einstein's Dreams".

This paper is a biography of the mathematician Galileo.

This paper presents a brief history of the telephone and the impact of regulation.

This paper compares the advantages and disadvantages of analog vs. digital recording formats.

This paper discusses the history of nuclear technology development.

This paper explores the design of motorcycle helmets.

This paper describes the technological theory behind the centrifuge.

This paper examines meteor showers and meteor storms.

A consequence based argument on the right to die.

A discussion of Thomas Kuhn's theory of scientific revolutions.

A discussion of the first and second laws of thermodynamics.

A discussion of two physics experiments about gravity and velocity.

A write-up of a laboratory looking at the emission spectra of various light sources.

An assessment of the concept of genius and whether or not Einstein's achievements qualify him as a genius.

This paper examines the science of fiber optics while also discussing its impact in the field of telecommunications.

A thorough research study into the relationship between science and philosophy.

This paper discusses the life and achievements of mathematician Daniel Bernoulli.

A discussion on Stephen W. Hawking's work, "The Universe in a Nutshell" about physical principles.

This paper discusses the possibility of more accurately forecasting weather through the application of Edward Lorenz' chaos theory as based on James Gleick's book "Chaos: Making a New Science".

This informative paper analyzes the human sensory system while also focusing on the primary perception function of vision.

This paper details the scientific premise behind lightning and electricity.

This paper discusses chaos theory based on James Gleick's "Chaos: Making a New Science" and Ian Stewart's "Does God Play Dice?: The Mathematics of Chaos".

Examines the life history and writings of this famous physicist and mathematician.

This paper describes the basic types of black holes and their detection.

A look at the pros and cons of a proposal to store nuclear waste in Nevada.

An explanation of the big bang theory - how our earth was formed.

A look at the options for renewable energy and electricity.

An overview of the revolution of the telescope.

A review of the history of radar's development and an explanation of how it works.

This paper discusses that the risks of nuclear energy and its uses can be complicated and frightening; however, there are clear benefits as well.

This paper discusses the use of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans to reduce the need for exploratory surgery and other invasive techniques and to target better radiation therapy in cancer patients.

This paper discusses the development of transportation in the United States between 1815 and 1850.

This paper discusses the production of electricity using nuclear energy and analyzes the policy approaches of England and France.

A discussion on the development of the C.T. (Computed Tomography) scan, which was developed between 1957 and 1972.

An analysis of Edwin Hubble's impact on 20th century cosmology and astronomy.