The gravitational wave event from August still has surprises in store. Its light is three times brighter now, which may change how we think of gamma ray bursts
Does blue light make you more alert? Yep. But does removing it from your phone's screen help you fall asleep? That hasn't actually been proven yet. The post
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In a recent episode of MacGyver, an improvised ultraviolet light was created from an LED. How would this work and what is a blacklight? The post
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Perhaps you enjoy dressing up for Halloween. For me, I prefer to talk about cool physics that you might see at a Halloween party. The post
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What happens when you look at the electromagnetic force from two different reference frames? The answer: Special Relativity The post
Calculate Your Way to Special Relativity Just Like Einstein appeared first on
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The goal of the Starshot program is to create small nanocraft to travel at very high speeds in order to reach another star. Why so small? The post
How Breakthrough Starshot's Tiny Spacecraft Can Hack Physics to Go Interstellar appeared first on
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In both the comics and the movies, Superman has the power of X-ray vision. How would this work and what other ways could you see through stuff? The post
Sure, Superman Has X-Ray Vision. But How Would It Actually Work? appeared first on
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Light travels at a very high speed, making it difficult to measure. Here are three historic methods to measure the speed of light.
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Looking back on the previous seasons of MythBusters, here are five great physics demos.
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You no longer have to hang Christmas lights on your house. Now you can use lasers to produce a similar effect with diffraction and interference.
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