Links:
- https://untamedscience.com/buoyancy-science/
This was a very useful tool to understanding buoyancy. This site combined a visual aide of a video and an article explaining it in text. This is a quick guide to learning about buoyancy and how it work. It combines both styles of learning while explaining the science of buoyancy using kayaking. This tool shows the formulas as well as explains all the science behind it.
- https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geophysics/iceberg.htm
From the titanic to global warming, icebergs get a lot of attention in modern times. However, the information about their complex ecosystems isn’t as widely understood. This article explains the science of icebergs. While we don’t know everything about icebergs, the science of them is continuing to be explored and scientists are learning more still.
- https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/plimsoll-line.html
The idea of science and buoyancy has a multifaceted depth. There are different factors that play into them, the season, the type of water, even the specific oceans differ the science behind it. Within the idea of buoyancy, you think of ships. This is where we introduce learning plimsoll lines. This article explains exactly what a plimsoll line is and how it is used in the different aspects that were explained before.
- https://www.teachengineering.org/lessons/view/cub_bernoulli_lesson01
In order to understand the general concept of fluid dynamics, you must understand Bernoulli’s principle. This article explains what is it and subsequently how it works. This is also an interesting tool as it gives links and even worksheets to teach and understand this concept.
