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| "BREAKING POINT: just beyond ultimate strength," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "ULTIMATE STRENGTH: the greatest stress a substance can withstand without breaking," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "ELASTIC LIMIT: where the stress-strain curve departs from a straight line; beyond this limit, a material ordinarily does not return to its original form," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "SOLID: one of the four fundamental states of matter (the others being liquid, gas, and plasma). It is characterized by structural rigidity and resistance to changes of shape or volume," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "FRICTION: force that resists the motion of one surface relative to another with which it is in contact," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "FRACTURE: separation that divides material into two or more pieces, caused by stress such as compression," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "STRESS: force that adjacent particles exert on each other," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "COMPRESSION: balanced application of pushing forces to different points on a material," digital painting, 2014, exp100b |
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| "GRAVITY: every object is attracted to every other object with a force proportional to the objects' mass and distance apart," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "CONSERVATION OF ENERGY: energy can be neither created nor destroyed; it is only transferred," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "KINETIC ENERGY: energy an object has by virtue of its mass and motion," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "(GRAVITATIONAL) POTENTIAL ENERGY: weight [multiplied by] height," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "POWER: amount of work [divided by] time needed to do the work," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "WORK: the product of net force and displacement through which that force is exerted," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "COLLISION: before and after collision, the total momentum equals the product of the mass and velocity," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "MOMENTUM CONSERVATION reflects that the momentum before an event is equal to the momentum after an event," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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"NEWTON'S THIRD LAW states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b
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"CENTRIPETAL FORCE causes an object to move toward the center of a circle when an object moves in a circle, digital painting," 2014, experiment100b
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"WEIGHT is the force resulting from the pull of the earth's gravity," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b
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"ACCELERATION OF GRAVITY--Objects falling freely near the surface of the earth accelerate at a specific, fixed rate of 9.8 miles per second-squared," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b
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| "ACCELERATION is the change in speed divided by the time it takes to make the change," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "SPEED is the distance traveled, divided by the time of travel, digital painting," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
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| "BASIC DIMENSIONS—There are four basic dimensions in physics—Mass, Length, Time, and Electric-Charge, digital painting," digital painting, 2014, experiment100b |
