iPhone magnetometer. More : bit.ly/2lVIn96

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#physics #science #teaching. Engaging adaptation of Young's double slit experiment. Produces jaw-droping classroom results. Easy-to-get bits for around twenty bucks.

Wanna make an electronic circuit quick and easy? Watch this. #stem #electronics #science bit.ly/2lAM9F1

#stem #physics #equivalence Is a sand timer lighter or heavier when it's turned over? You won't die wondering after you watch this! 🙂

OK. You can stop saving up for your Spectrum Analyser and Storage Oscilloscope combined. Here it is for free! #physics #stem

#einstein #equivalence #stem #physics Let your attention run to the nadir of your contact between you and your chair. If you can feel pressure there, this clip is for you!👩‍🦰

#physics #stem #science CLICKBAIT: Integral calculus for 5 year olds. REALITY: A menthod of analysis for difficult integrals. Involves cutting out and weighing paper. Good enabling schema for young learners. Adapted from Martin Gardener in Scientific American back in the day.

#Physics #Stem #Education Attacking the frontiers of science with a potato masher. SAFETY WARNING: if you're considering performing this experiment you will need a full motorcycle helmet and flak jacket (that's just for the iPhone). Measuring centripetal accelleration.

Linearisation. Fitting an equation to raw experimental data in one minute 19 seconds. #physics #maths #stem

#mathematics #stem #education Logarithms: THE MOVIE Logarithms treated as a transform after the fashion of Laplace and Fourier. Middle years (MYP) leavel.

#physics #education #stem Wein's Law: A poker in a fire goes red hot, orange hot, yellow hot then it should go green hot. Short clip shows why using a tungsten globe. Senior physics.

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Human white blood cell chasing after a bacteria more:buff.ly/3qReXsm

Special Relativity youtu.be/lmRQYoW3oDc via YouTube

Richard Feynman on being wrong 💭

vectors youtu.be/-m2K78nV3Bw via YouTube

Relative rotation speed and axial tilts of the planets. 📽: Dr James O'Donoghue

Ever wondered why the area of a circle is πr²