February 11, 2017 at 11:47 am
This Light Painting, Double Pendulum Elegantly Demonstrates Chaotic Movement
“Pendulus” is a double pendulum built by Devin Montes that visualizes the unpredictable patterns of chaotic movement in real-time
“Pendulus” is a double pendulum built by Devin Montes that visualizes the unpredictable patterns of chaotic movement in real-time
For the safest towing experience, load 60% of your weight to the front of the trailer and 40% to the back.
90 secs of spinning can separate a blood sample into red/white blood cells, platelets, and plasma. Longer spins can separate the part of the blood needed for malaria testing
Twitter user @RYUSO01 discovered something cool. If you draw something on a surface like glass or acrylic with a dry erase marker and pour water over it, the ink will lift and you can ‘animate’ it by blowing the water around
Bloomberg’s Ashlee Vance explores lithium mining in Chile’s Atacama Desert
The team at Warped Perception built a glass head for a Briggs and Stratton engine to make the combustion process visible
“Do you have a minute to talk about your car insurance?”
Destin of ‘Smarter Every Day’ shoots a bullet at a Prince Rupert’s Drop and captures the results with a Phantom camera
In an incredible feat of technology and timing, the HiRISE camera captures an avalanche from above as it was occurring
“Creating a self-sustaining civilization on Mars would be the greatest adventure ever” – Elon Musk
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