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What space does to your five senses
Commander Hadfield explains in five short videos what happens to your senses in space.
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Rock Skipping Tips from the BYU Splash Lab using High Speed Photography
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Rock Skipping Tips from the BYU Splash Lab using High Speed Photography
Learn the best way to skip rocks.
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The physics of ice cream
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The physics of ice cream
A great article on the physics that goes on in making ice cream.
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Dispatches from the Dirt Lab #2: Building Better Sandcastles
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Dispatches from the Dirt Lab #2: Building Better Sandcastles
Learn how to make the sand castles strong enough for you to stand on.
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A beginner's guide to kites
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A beginner's guide to kites
This NASA site focuses on the aerodynamics of kite flight, including the kite modeler applet which allows you to test out different designs.
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Generator Animation
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Generator Animation
An interactive animated applet which shows how AC and DC can be generated from a moving coil in a magnetic field
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Watch the bouncing droplet
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Small Oscillations
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Small Oscillations
Part of a larger site, includes detailed definitions of this, and related, phenomena.
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32 Innovations that will change tomorrow
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32 Innovations that will change tomorrow
A great feature from the New York Times looking at the inventions that will change our lives in the future
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An explanation behind virtual particles and how they can be detected indirectly.
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13/06/2013 12:07:03 | Are virtual particles really constantly popping in and out of existence?
Gordon Kane, director of the Michigan Center for Theoretical Physics at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor explains virtual particles.
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13/06/2013 11:50:56 | A 10-minute lesson in supersymmetry
In two videos, Fermilab physicist Don Lincoln explains the what and the why of supersymmetry.