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Physics for the Birds

I share things that I get excited about: math, physics, electronics, programming, music -- anything that requires taking things apart. My goal is to explain it simply enough that any 4th grader will be inspired and rigorously enough that any professor will be convinced.

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16:00

The Physics of Multiphonics in Woodwinds

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Shared 1 month ago

41K views

17:58

Kneading Dough is Chaotic

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Shared 3 months ago

152K views

12:47

The Samurai-Toilet Paper Problem

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Shared 6 months ago

270K views

13:35

How Many Ways Can You Fold a Map?

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Shared 10 months ago

121K views

10:48

The Topological Problem with Voting

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Shared 1 year ago

327K views

16:17

Solving the "Lights Out" Problem

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Shared 1 year ago

190K views

3:39

Breeding Virtual Pugs to Have Words in their Wrinkles

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Shared 1 year ago

167K views

13:38

Turing's Cake (and other wrinkly math)

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Shared 1 year ago

163K views

10:26

Why Möbius Strips Make Better Pianos

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Shared 1 year ago

162K views

12:10

3D Vision, Magic Eye, and Jell-O

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Shared 1 year ago

117K views

11:13

The Sound of those Buzzing Magnets

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Shared 2 years ago

1.1M views

7:32

Random Rhombus Tilings

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Shared 2 years ago

179K views

11:00

Is Legend of Zelda Turing Complete?

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Shared 2 years ago

536K views

11:51

The Double Bubble Theorem

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Shared 2 years ago

220K views

14:11

Can You Make a Quantum Computer out of Olive Oil?

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Shared 2 years ago

159K views

13:12

What do LEGO bricks and celestial bodies have in common?

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Shared 2 years ago

202K views

6:18

Calculating pi with a Synthesizer

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Shared 2 years ago

120K views

12:05

The Statistics of Microwave Popcorn

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Shared 2 years ago

793K views

13:25

So, space isn't a 4D Pringle... Maybe a donut?

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Shared 2 years ago

155K views

10:48

James Webb Space Telescope and the Traveling Salesman Problem

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Shared 2 years ago

254K views

17:48

Why do humans like jazz? (evolution of music, entropy, and physics of neurons)

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Shared 2 years ago

894K views

8:52

How to turn a circle inside out (Visual Calculus and the Tractrix)

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Shared 2 years ago

96K views

12:42

We (could) live on a 4D Pringle (Non-Euclidean Geometry and the shape of the Universe)

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Shared 3 years ago

450K views