Episode 4 of Jiwi’s Machines explores the science behind the inclined plane one of the simplest yet most powerful machines in ...

Electrical work on the Inclined Plane’s operators booth has been completed – and has now shifted to the funicular’s pneumatic brakes, CamTran officials said. CamTran released a public update on the ...

The rehabilitation work on the Johnstown Inclined Plane is 92% complete, according to CamTran officials, who said if all goes well, the plan is to reopen the famed attraction next year. The ...

Watch Jiwi's brilliantly crafted contraption bring the physics of inclined planes to life through an intricate Rube Goldberg ...

From Mirror staff reports The Johnstown Inclined Plane will be closed for the rest of the year as a project to rehabilitate the landmark began Monday. The project is expected to be completed in ...

Johnstown, PA (WJAC) — Officials announced Wednesday that construction on the Johnstown Inclined Plane rehabilitation project has been paused after an "issue" was reportedly discovered in ...

After pausing for over a year, construction at the Johnstown Inclined Plane has finally resumed.Officials with CamTran say that last November, contractors disco ...

This article was originally published with the title “Safety Car for Inclined Planes” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 8 No. 23 (February 1853), p. 180 doi:10.1038 ...

Although there are more spectacular ancient sites on Turkey’s Aegean coast, including the magnificent library at Ephesus and ...

A 3D animation explaining an innovation of the Morris Canal known as the inclined plane, which allowed boats along the canal route to change elevation and continue their path. Orig. published in ...

Students learn to resolve weight vectors acting on an incline into parallel and perpendicular components and to use trig to solve force problems involving inclined planes.

This article was originally published with the title “New Rope for an Inclined Plane” inScientific American Magazine Vol. 5 No. 48(August 1850), p. 377doi:10.1038/scientificamerican08171850-377c ...