Don't quite get what the teacher was talking
about in class? Just want to get ahead of everybody and show off? Either
way you've come the right place! This site's #1 purpose is to help young
people achieve a higher understanding of physics. This is the place where
you'll get a lot of self-studying done interactively
This site can be viewed with both text and HTML 3.2 compatible browsers.
However, we recommend that you view this site with a HTML 3.2 compatible
browser (i.e. Netscape Navigator 3.0+ or Internet Explorer 3.0+) with a
resolution of 800x600. Why? These advanced browsers are capable of doing
what is needed to help you achieve your goal of the ultimate understanding
of physics. For example, cookies and JavaScripts are widely used in this
web site. We use it for many purposes, including bookmarks, navigation
tools, and much more (please read the section "Why design "Pzone" for the
newer browsers?" for more details). All these wonderful tools are available
to you through the magic of HTML 3.2. But then again, these are just some
of our recommendations, our site is custom-designed to bring you to the
page that fits your browsers limitations.
Design Layout
This site is mainly designed to be viewed with Netscape Navigator 3.0
or Internet Explore 3.0 and above or any other browsers that support
HTML 3.2.
This site uses JavaScript and images as tools to navigate our
site on almost every page. We recommend that you use a JavaScript
Enabled browser at 800x600 for best results viewing our pages. Also,
our site has a Macromedia ® ShockWave ® file in our
Theater section, which will require
you to download Macromedia ® ShockWave ® plug-in, which can be found
at http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/
Why design "Pzone" for the newer
browsers?
This site, Pzone, takes advantage of many new features available
in most of the browsers that is described above. After you enter Pzone,
you will notice our "bookmark" feature, it's at the bottom of most pages.
You can bookmark the page you last visited and continue with it the next
time that you visit Pzone. Also, according to a survey, about 60-70% of
the net users are using either Netscape Navigator 3.0 or Internet
Explorer 3.0 and above. But, as we said, we did design our page for
multiple browser platform, which means you'll still be able to view
our page even if your browser isn't HTML 3.2 compatible.
How to Jump Around
On most of our pages, there is at least three ways for you to get
around this site a lot easier. First, you will find the menu bar on your
left-hand side with all the sections in your current category.
You can click on any of the words to go to that section. Second,
you can also see a green
button right below
the pull-down list box with all the major places you are likely to go.
Just simply choose anything in the pull down list box and press the green
"GO" button and you'll be on your way in no time. Third, you'll be able to
find a text-based navigation tool on the bottom of every page for those of you
who are using a text based browser. The text-based navigation tool is also
designed for faster browsing.
Internet Explorer - Upgrading Script Engines
Microsoft Internet Explorer uses its own scripting language "JScript" which is similar to Java Script but not 100% compatible. PZone uses the internet standard JavaScript, which is used widely by more browsers.. If you are using ANY version of Microsoft Internet Explorer except version 4.0, please get the Script Engines Upgrade. This will enable MSIE to run all the Java Scripts on this page with out any error messages. If you don't download the Upgrade, you will encounter error message through out the site. This error is caused by the incompatibility of MSIE with Java Script, not because of PZone.
Ok, now that all the house-keeping stuff is done, lets get you rolling.
After we performed a thorough research into the Science of Physics we were
successful in narrowing down the major topics into four sections:
Motion and Force
Work and Energy
Electricity and Magnetism
Atomic and Nuclear Physics
We believe that these four sections would provide the most beneficial
information to assist the understanding of physics for users throughout
the K-12 grade level. And please read the disclaimer before you continue.