How to View the Total Solar Eclipse Without Glasses
Sure, you can buy solar glasses. Or you can save your money an make a DIY pinhole. It's a lot more fun.
It’s Past Time for You To Ditch That Scientific Calculator
Anything that overpriced, underpowered graphing calculator can do, Python can do better.
It’s Past Time for You To Ditch That Scientific Calculator
Anything that overpriced, underpowered graphing calculator can do, Python can do better.
You’d Have to Click a Mouse 10 Million Times to Burn One Calorie
That'll only take 11.5 days. Get to work!
The Physics Behind the Magical Parallax Effect Running Your AR Apps
What magic does Apple use to turn a 2-D image into something that looks like it is there in real life? The answer is parallax.
The Mind-Boggling Physics of a Standing Double Back Flip
Aaron Cook is basically a superhero.
How on Earth Did Aaron Judge Bean That Stadium Roof? Physics!
Stadiums are designed by engineers so that balls won't hit them—but physics finds a way.
Guess How Many People Can Actually Watch the Total Eclipse
When a total solar eclipse passes over the US on August 21, nerds will flock to the areas where they can see a total blackout. How many of them can fit?
The Physics of Throwing a Big Sack Over Trump’s Beautiful Wall
So what kind of energy does it take, and what on earth happens if that sack lands on someone?
Let’s Do Some Physics and Learn About the Momentum Principle and the Work Energy Principle
Both deal with forces acting on an object, which often leads students to think they are similar. In a way, they are.