Angry Birds physics questions online heat transfer controversy

Morning News reporter Gao Yan intern Machoyun to avenge the theft of the eggs of the green pig, with their own body as a weapon, like shells to attack the green pig fortress-yes, red through the global "Angry Birds" again.　　Recently, Sina Weibo users "Chen will end" upload an angry bird physics photos (see above), really let the birds fire again. This popular global game recently appeared in a photo in the form of a test question: "The flight time 2.5 seconds, the distance as shown, in order to ensure that small red birds can hit the green pig, for the launch angle." "This seemingly difficult physics problem is described in English, with a" Little red "waiting to launch the screen. Upload the photo of the Netizen "Chen will end" claiming to come from Jinan University, so many netizens speculate this question from Jinan University International College.　　But after the reporter investigation, this is actually the physics of the United States campus Test, before the foreign web site by netizens hot, soon was turned over. According to Netizen "Yasaka Kanako" said, "Angry Birds" used as a teaching in fact there is a precedent: a teacher in the United States to use the game Angry Birds as teaching aids to teach the parabolic movement, this teaching method by the students alike. Now there are angry Birds physics problems, no wonder netizens have said: "It seems that the human has been unable to stop the Angry Birds." "This novel physics problem on the Internet, many netizens exclaimed:" Angry Birds into the physical examination papers, how the Times Ah! There are also individual parents who have different views. Ms. Sheng's son is studying in high school. She told reporters: "This kind of game as the carrier of the way, it seems to inspire students interest in solving problems, but for solving problems involved in the knowledge point, does not play an essential role in promoting." "She is also worried that such questions may make students more addicted to the game."