Physics I Project Presentation Ideas?

In summary, the conversation discussed ideas for a short presentation and paper on a physics topic related to particle and rigid body kinematics and dynamics, work and energy, momentum, static equilibrium, and gravity. One creative topic suggested was the physics of levitation, which could include hands-on demonstrations and explanations of concepts like superconductors and quantum locking. This topic could potentially make for an engaging and exciting presentation for the class.
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i'm taking calc-based physics I (undergrad). I'm supposed to give a short presentation and write a paper on a physics topic for my class. something that relates to physics I - particle and rigid body kinematics and dynamics, work and energy, momentum, static equilibrium, and gravity. i want a creative topic that spins off from the course content..something that will not only keep my classmates awake during my presentation, but maybe even get them excited a little bit. any ideas? even cooler if there is a hands-on or demo component. thanks!
 
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One creative topic you could explore is the physics of levitation. You can explore topics such as superconductors, diamagnetism, and quantum locking to explain how levitation works. You can also demonstrate these principles in a hands-on way by creating a levitating coaster or a hoverboard. This would be an interesting and engaging topic that would keep your classmates captivated. Good luck with your presentation!
 

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