Everyday science Blog Poet laureate composes ode to NASA mission, celebrating body-based units of measurement Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Poet laureate composes ode to NASA mission, celebrating body-based units of measurement
Everyday science Blog Great gaffe in the sky: the erroneous physics behind The Dark Side of the Moon Uncovering the physics inconsistencies of the ground-breaking Pink Floyd album cover Read article: Great gaffe in the sky: the erroneous physics behind The Dark Side of the Moon
Everyday science Blog Illustrations of Ben Franklin’s kite experiment are wrong, keeping gummy sweets fresh Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Illustrations of Ben Franklin’s kite experiment are wrong, keeping gummy sweets fresh
Everyday science Blog Multilegged robots crawl over rough terrain, building houses with used diapers Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Multilegged robots crawl over rough terrain, building houses with used diapers
Everyday science Blog The physics of espresso coffee, build a LEGO quantum computer Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: The physics of espresso coffee, build a LEGO quantum computer
Everyday science Blog Why champagne bubbles rise in thin lines, kitchen ‘jacuzzi’ could clean fruit and vegetables Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Why champagne bubbles rise in thin lines, kitchen ‘jacuzzi’ could clean fruit and vegetables
Modelling and simulation Research update ‘Forest of cylindrical obstacles’ slows avalanche flow New model of downslope granular movement could reduce the destructive power of avalanches and other dangerous geophysical phenomena Read article: ‘Forest of cylindrical obstacles’ slows avalanche flow
Everyday science Blog Newton’s apple trees for sale, Brazil nut effect without shaking Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Newton’s apple trees for sale, Brazil nut effect without shaking
Everyday science Blog Watching gold flow through woodlice, why water droplets can seal leaky pipes Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Watching gold flow through woodlice, why water droplets can seal leaky pipes
Everyday science Blog The physics of playground swings, mathematicians model sexual response Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: The physics of playground swings, mathematicians model sexual response