Fiction-Physics
How the Phyzards stole Christmas
As we all know, Santa is seriously slaying in his sleigh, but how would it work? Satellites are the answer.
physicsplanations
What is the strength of The Rock (FYI: not the actor but the material)
Are you ready to rock and roll (without the roll part, and with double the rock part?) Then we have the blogpost for you!
Everyday physics
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words may too
You always hear people say that you shouldn’t worry about what others say. But what if those very words may literally break your bones?
Mathemagics
Approximation in physics: assuming the best
Though physics is often viewed as an absolute science, reality often disagrees. Today, we look at the importance of approximation in physics!
Fiction-Physics
Cloudy with a chance of nuclear physics
Today, we will explore the science behind the FLDSMDFR as we unravel the creation of food from water.
Everyday physics
Bernoulli’s principle explained with a colander
If you’re reading this blog, you’re probably interested in how Bernoulli’s principle works; either because you heard of it before but don’t know what it is or you need to learn it for your studies. Of course, there is also the possibility of you just wanting to learn more about Read more…
Fiction-Physics physicsplanations
Sending Cape Canaveral into space with C-moon
Introduction: what is C-Moon? I recently watched a certain anime series about a bizarre adventure, when a thought occurred to me, as I assume it does to most viewers upon seeing it: “wait a minute, would this be structurally sound enough to withstand such force”. Ok hold on, what am Read more…
physicsplanations
The NTC thermistor and absolute zero
If someone were to ask me what my favourite electrical component was, which is more common than you think, I would have to say a NTC thermistor. But what is a NTC thermistor, and how does it work? (And why is it objectively the best?) To truly express the greatness Read more…