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Teaching Physics with Google Earth

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Fabrizio Logiurato, a postdoctoal physics researcher at the University of Trento in Italy, proposed using Google Earth for teaching wave phenomena in a paper published on the arXiv preprint server. Logiurato argues that real-life examples engender more enthusiasm from students compared to traditional drawings of waves. So take a look for yourself on Google Earth. Scouring the satellite images will reveal many different kinds of waves due to the ocean's interactions with boats, islands and coastlines.

Teaching Physics with Google Earth

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