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Everyday science Blog Physics Advent calendar, singing the praises of a student association, low-cost triboelectric generator Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Physics Advent calendar, singing the praises of a student association, low-cost triboelectric generator
Everyday science Blog Three tips for explaining your science in under three minutes Ocean Bach offers his advice on presenting science to a general audience Read article: Three tips for explaining your science in under three minutes
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Everyday science Blog I’ve found a major physical flaw in an iconic childhood game Nathan Hellner-Mestelman looks at the physics of "the floor is lava" kids’ game Read article: I’ve found a major physical flaw in an iconic childhood game
Everyday science Blog Responding to extraterrestrials, better lab coats for all, space shuttle debris found off Florida Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Responding to extraterrestrials, better lab coats for all, space shuttle debris found off Florida
Everyday science Blog WiFi loophole allows drones to see through walls, power law defines football defending Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: WiFi loophole allows drones to see through walls, power law defines football defending
Everyday science Blog Schrödinger’s buses spotted in Bristol, X-rays track swarming bees Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Schrödinger’s buses spotted in Bristol, X-rays track swarming bees
Everyday science Blog Mathematics of sheep flocking, slime study could reduce vehicle drag, edible QR codes Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Mathematics of sheep flocking, slime study could reduce vehicle drag, edible QR codes
Everyday science Blog ‘Broccoli gas’ could point to extraterrestrial life, rollercoasters trigger iPhone car crash app Excerpts from the red folder Read article: ‘Broccoli gas’ could point to extraterrestrial life, rollercoasters trigger iPhone car crash app