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Posted on January 20, 2017

Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines

Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines
In this competition, humans are throwing washing machines. What is the force and power required to accomplish such a feat? The post Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines appeared first on WIRED.
Posted on September 15, 2016

Bad Piggies Is the Best Science Game You Didn’t Know Was About Science

Bad Piggies Is the Best Science Game You Didn’t Know Was About Science
The best part of the game Bad Piggies is that you can build your own contraptions and create your own experiments. What happens when you change the mass? The post Bad Piggies Is the Best Science Game You Didn't Know Was About Science appeared first on WIRED.
Posted on August 19, 2016

Trust Us: You Can’t Really Turn a Truck Into a Submarine

Trust Us: You Can’t Really Turn a Truck Into a Submarine
There are two types of submarines. The traditional kind keeps the inside at a constant pressure but there is also a kind with variable pressure. The post Trust Us: You Can’t Really Turn a Truck Into a Submarine appeared first on WIRED.
Posted on February 1, 2016

Psst: You Could Probably Lift a Car by Sucking Through a Straw

Psst: You Could Probably Lift a Car by Sucking Through a Straw

The MythBusters lifted a car with a vacuum cleaner. Could you do the same thing by replacing the vacuum cleaner with a human sucking through a straw?

The post Psst: You Could Probably Lift a Car by Sucking Through a Straw appeared first on WIRED.

Posted on January 18, 2016

Make Your Own Tanker Implosion With a Soda Can

Make Your Own Tanker Implosion With a Soda Can

The MythBusters made a train tanker car implode due to a pressure difference. You can do something similar at home with a soda can.

The post Make Your Own Tanker Implosion With a Soda Can appeared first on WIRED.

Posted on September 29, 2015

A Simple Physics Project That’ll Show You How Inertia Works

A Simple Physics Project That’ll Show You How Inertia Works

In this demo, a block on a stick climbs up the stick when the stick is hit with a hammer. Here's how it works.

The post A Simple Physics Project That’ll Show You How Inertia Works appeared first on WIRED.

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