In this scene from Thor: Ragnarok, Thor and The Hulk wage an epic fight in an arena. Let's look at the physics.
When you grade on a curve, you make assumptions about the student population. When you don't, you make an assumption about the test. The post
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Here's an experiment you can do at home to measure the drag coefficient for a falling object. The post
Let's Study Air Resistance—With Coffee Filters appeared first on
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A section of I-85 in Atlanta collapsed and will take months to repair. Here is my idea to fix the road that won't take as long. The post
Sure, Atlanta Can Fix Its Freeway—or Build a Ramp to Jump It appeared first on
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A section of I-85 in Atlanta collapsed and will take months to repair. Here is my idea to fix the road that won't take as long. The post
Sure, Atlanta Can Fix Its Freeway—or Build a Ramp to Jump It appeared first on
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Let's do some video analysis (homework included). The post
Yes, Spider-Man Can Jump 6 Meters Onto a Moving Ferry. Physics Says So appeared first on
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Science experiments don't always provide the data needed to definitively answer a question. Such is the nature of science. The post
In Science, You Can't Always Get What You Want appeared first on
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In his new show, the superhero catches himself on a pole. Let's look at the stopping force and acceleration involved. The post
Iron Fist Can Totally Break His Fall With a Pole. Physics Says So appeared first on
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What happens when you get a sock stuck in your vacuum cleaner? The motor sounds like it's working harder, but is it? The post
Got a Sock Stuck in Your Vacuum? It's Time for Some Physics appeared first on
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Yay for pi, the hidden ninja of the physical world. The post
Hey! You Can Find Pi With a Random Walk. Here's How appeared first on
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