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Toroidal Vortex Interaction

Posted on 2019/08/07 by Carl Robitaille
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🍩Toroidal Vortex Interaction captured by Nolan Omurahttps://t.co/Bq7RWEhzZO pic.twitter.com/r2tg6q5QeN

— Simon Pampena (@mathemaniac) August 7, 2019
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Why some things are darker when wet

Posted on 2019/08/06 by Carl Robitaille
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Why some things are darker when wet

Why are some things darker when wet?

It's an interesting question and you just need some basic knowledge about elementary optics to understand it. Learn more here: https://t.co/dHSy9GTkDp

A great paper for your summer ☀️reading list 📚 pic.twitter.com/PTmROv4bOl

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) August 6, 2019
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The Earth is about 2.5 years younger than the crust

Posted on 2019/08/05 by Carl Robitaille
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Though it sounds weird, the core of the Earth is about 2.5 years younger than the crust and this is due to gravitational time dilation, a consequence of General Relativity https://t.co/hVqzPxV2I6 [gif: https://t.co/eQ1xJa6G2p] pic.twitter.com/SVd8Zz53QD

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 5, 2019
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Wave diffraction around Rincon Point, Santa Barbara

Posted on 2019/08/05 by Carl Robitaille
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🌊Wave diffraction around Rincon Point, Santa Barbara. Waves are pushing out in all directions but line-up into wavefronts on the open ocean. The wavefront is broken when it meets a corner of land allowing the waves to push out into a new direction forming a new wavefront. pic.twitter.com/l7ZjHnPIAU

— Simon Pampena (@mathemaniac) August 4, 2019
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Tennis balls are supposed to bounce

Posted on 2019/08/05 by Carl Robitaille
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Tennis balls are supposed to bounce. So what happened to this ball during a match at the Australian Open? A very likely explanation is that the surface layer had a vapor bubble underneath, so the kinetic energy of the ball went into deforming the surface https://t.co/VWiV89G2Tw pic.twitter.com/fqL6krHXfu

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 4, 2019
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Side-Stepping of the Triple Pendulum on a Cart

Posted on 2019/08/04 by Carl Robitaille
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A huge challenge to chaos is posed by this diligent robot, balancing a triple pendulum in few seconds https://t.co/OrJMkIjOy6 pic.twitter.com/R1YZ84ie33

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 4, 2019
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How Space Might Have Shaped Our DNA

Posted on 2019/08/04 by Carl Robitaille
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How Cosmic Rays and Balloons Started Particle Physics

Posted on 2019/07/30 by Carl Robitaille
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The Soviet Superplane That Rattled America

Posted on 2019/07/29 by Carl Robitaille
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Inside a Nuclear Reactor

Posted on 2019/07/26 by Carl Robitaille
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