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Ask the Physics Guy! is maintained by a physics graduate student at the University of Maine. Students can ask him questions through E-mail, but he will not answer homework problems. Most of the site is devoted to a primer on basic physics principles (e.g., Newton's Laws of Motion) with clever examples of their everyday applications. Other topics covered include Einstein's Theory of Relativity, light and optics, and electricity and magnetism. There is also the comic of the week; links to pages maintained on Einstein, Newton, and other physicists; a page of other physics links; and a physics puzzler.
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