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Why We Use High Voltage In Power Lines & some effects of it

High voltage power lines buzz and crackle with energy (You can hear it extra well while it’s foggy) and just … More

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5 Ideal Gas Law Experiments – PV=nRT and PV=NkT

The ideal gas law may at first seem very abstract but it’s surprisingly easy to demonstrate the the various relationships … More

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Dark spots in the Rainbow – Red shift blue shift and seeing absorption lines

Astronomy makes many claims about Doppler shift, gravitational red shift and assertions about the composition of celestial objects yet all … More

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Graham’s Law Actually or gas transfer through an egg

Graham’s Law is one of classic gas laws you learn about in AP or college physics but despite its apparent … More

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CO2 escapes a balloon faster than helium! – when Graham’s Law doesn’t apply

I thought it would be nice to do a little demonstration about the relative sizes of different atoms and molecules. … More

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Quantum polarization, Dirac notation and erasure – Quantum Basics 3 of 3

Quantum Basics 1 of 3 Quantum Basics 2 of 3 Quantum Basics 3 of 3 Quantum mechanics is easy to … More

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Quantized energy levels DIY photovoltaic effect with LEDs – Quantum Basics 2 of 3

Quantum Basics 1 of 3 Quantum Basics 2 of 3 Quantum Basics 3 of 3 Quantum physics gets it’s name … More

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Double slit DIY Diffraction – Quantum Basics 1 of 3

Quantum Basics 1 of 3 Quantum Basics 2 of 3 Quantum Basics 3 of 3 You might think that experiments … More

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Cinnamon and ants – signaling and communication

I had heard before that cinnamon works great as a natural deterrent for ants so when I discovered two colonies … More

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Twinkling Stars are a Mirage

You may already know that stars twinkle because of turbulence in the atmosphere, but do you know why turbulence changes … More

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