The Doppler Effect results when a wave source and an observer are in relative motion. The most notable example is with sound, but it occurs with all waves. Click on each link below to see examples and explanations of the Doppler Effect.
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Mr Gregory
At MPH since 1993
BS Physics, Grove City College, 1990
MS Physics, Penn State, 1993
BS Physics, Grove City College, 1990
MS Physics, Penn State, 1993
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Physics Links
- About.com: Physics
- American Physical Society
- Graph Paper Generator
- Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics
- Museum of Unworkable Devices
- Nuclear Weapon Archive
- Physics Challenges
- Physics Classroom
- Physics of Everyday Life
- Practical Physics
- Science Niche - Physics
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- Steve Spangler Science
- Trinity Atomic Website
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