Two equations are enough to go to the Moon
All the physics you need to go to the Moon is taught in schools. And was published by some dude whose birthday is coming up. Continue reading Two equations are enough to go to the Moon
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The relativity experiment you hold every day
We’re proving Einstein right all the time. With our phones. Continue reading The relativity experiment you hold every day
How to discover an element
Want to name an element on the periodic table? Piece of cake! Just follow this simple, step-by-step guide. The first thing you have to do is to discover an element. At the moment, the periodic table has no blank spots to be filled: all elements with 118 or fewer protons have been found already. Though luck. Moreover, since very crowded nuclei don’t stick together for … Continue reading How to discover an element
The screwball post
90th minute. Beckham sets the ball down. If he scores, England goes to the world cup. He takes a look at the wall and shoots. The ball bends in mid-air, tricks the keeper and goes in the top corner. Ok, you don’t need to be Beckham to bend it like he does. But how did he do it? As you probably heard, physicists like leave … Continue reading The screwball post
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