Angry+Birds

Do you play Angry Birds? (if not, get the Chrome App from @http://www.rovio.com/index.php?page=angry-birds



"The basic formula is a bunch of angry birds, a slingshot, and the egg-stealing pigs and their castles. The goal of this little physics game is to demolish each and every one of the aforementioned castles—but does Angry Birds actually follow the rules of physics?" Read more: [|http://www.148apps.com/news/wired-angry-birds-physics-tall-bird/#ixzz1TK9YhvzZ]

“The two big ideas of projectile motion: the horizontal component of motion is constant velocity, while the vertical component is constant acceleration.” Wired posts tagged "Angry Birds"

media type="custom" key="10098115" "Watch how people use a simple smartphone to play a life-size version of the cult Angry Birds game. Complete with real shooting birds and exploding pigs!" from Deutsche Telekom media type="custom" key="10098141"

=Which of Newton's Laws of Motion do you see in Angry Birds?=

3. When an object is pushed in one direction, there is always a resistance of the same size in the opposite direction.
=Do the birds obey all the laws?= Read this article about the physics of the yellow bird @http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2011/11/physics-of-the-yellow-angry-bird/

Can you write the sentence? (If a bird is not moving.....)