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When Earth breathes fire: the science of volcanoes
From Earth’s formation in ancient stardust to glowing lava fountains, discover the physics that drives volcanic eruptions.
Physics Core
1 day ago


Does Earth get heavier as the human population grows? A beautiful lesson in closed systems
Every new human comes from the planet itself. Find out why population growth doesn’t add a pound to Earth’s weight, as it functions as a closed system
Physics Core
5 days ago


Gravity on a Flat Earth: living in a skewed wonderland
Gain a deeper understanding of how gravity shapes our world by exploring how it would behave in a hypothetical Flat-Earth scenario.
Physics Core
Dec 2


Skydiving from a Space Station? Here is why this wouldn’t work
Debunking the “space skydive” myth. Why do astronauts float weightlessly on the International Space Station, whereas airplane passengers walk as if they are on solid ground? Understanding the difference between aerodynamic lift and orbital motion
Physics Core
Nov 28


Schroeder stairs illusion: how our brain transforms 2D retinal projections into 3D reality
What if the 3D world you see is just your brain’s best guess? The Schroeder stairs illusion reveals how flat retinal images become the 3D reality we perceive as our surroundings
Physics Core
Nov 23


Will orchids ever bloom on Mars? The realities of colonizing the Red Planet
Mercury would burn us and Venus would crush us; only Mars offers conditions that, though challenging, could support long-term human settlement.
Physics Core
Nov 9


Imagine swapping the Moon for Saturn and spending a night under its huge ring! Celestial mechanics
Indulge in a sci-fi fantasy of living under the huge Saturn rings. Beware, the tidal forces would tear Earth apart and push life into the twilight zone
Physics Core
Nov 6


In pursuit of the ultimate truth: physics as a testament to human perseverance
At their core, the laws of nature are simple; that’s why they never break down. Join us on a journey of discovery as we reveal nature’s deepest secrets. No jargon, no math — just the beauty of physics made clear.
Physics Core
Nov 3


Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS: a cosmic time capsule from beyond the Solar System
For millennia, we’ve looked to the stars for signs of our own end. Yet every so often, what looks like an omen of doom turns out to be a wonderful gift from beyond. When the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS drifted into our Solar System, it brought with it a cosmic time capsule containing tales older than the Sun.
Physics Core
Oct 31
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