Drop acid and see rainbows! Ok, well not literally. But by creating a big universal indicator you can get the same experience. | Steve Mould
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Drop acid and see rainbows! Ok, well not literally. But by creating a big universal indicator you can get the same experience. | Steve Mould
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DNA logic gates beat me at noughts and crosses. | Steve Mould
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DNA logic gates beat me at noughts and crosses. | Steve Mould
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It's really interesting to see my intuitions about electrical circuits in a physical form! #sicence #sciencefacts #experiments #scientific #electrical
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It's really interesting to see my intuitions about electrical circuits in a physical form! #sicence #sciencefacts #experiments #scientific #electrical
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Building a Water Computer with Greedy Cup Syphons
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Building a Water Computer with Greedy Cup Syphons
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Spintronics has mechanical resistors, inductors, transistors, diodes batteries and capacitors. When you connect them together with chains, they give a really good intuition for how circuits works. | Steve Mould
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Spintronics has mechanical resistors, inductors, transistors, diodes batteries and capacitors. When you connect them together with chains, they give a really good intuition for how circuits works. | Steve Mould
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Understanding Binary Addition with a Water Computer
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Understanding Binary Addition with a Water Computer
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The science behind my twitching eye. | Steve Mould
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The science behind my twitching eye. | Steve Mould
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Spools can behave in counter intuitive ways. The puzzle get's even weirder in the limit as the spool gets full, and then goes beyond full! | Steve Mould
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How this microscope uses GelSight to measure with touch... | Steve Mould
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Why you'll never see a right angle on a stealth aircraft - corner cube reflectors. | Steve Mould
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The Turntable Paradox | Steve Mould
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A mechanical circuit is a good analogy for an electrical circuit. | Steve Mould
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This is what electricity looks like in physical form…but with no electrics! It’s also known as spintronics. | Steve Mould
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Photo 51 looks like a fuzzy x-ray image, but it cracked the structure of DNA. Rosalind Franklin captured it, Watson and Crick analysed it, and it revealed the helical shape through x-ray diffraction. You can even mimic the pattern by shining a laser through a light bulb filament. | Steve Mould
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Did you know every spool has a ‘magic angle’ that determines which direction it travels? | Steve Mould
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360° Microscopic Drone Footage! | Steve Mould
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Gauge blocks are weird. | Steve Mould
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Turns out that finding three liquids that don't mix with each other, and beads that have the right density to make it a science puzzle object is rather tricky. If you want to see more live nerdy demos, join us at the Royal Institution, London, on March 2nd. Bring your nerdiest friends, they’ll love it! (tickets almost sold out)This will also be live streamed for those that cant make it. Link in comments! | Steve Mould
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Plant Under A Microscopic Drone! | Steve Mould
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Molecules of biological origin always have a fixed handedness or chirality. For example you only ever see right handed sugars and left handed amino acids in nature. But why? | Steve Mould
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The Golf Ball Paradox - Sometimes a golf ball with pop back out of the hole. The physics behind it is quite surprising. Watch it happening in slow motion. | Steve Mould
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Sometimes a golf ball will pop back out of the hole, but why? | Steve Mould
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Steffen's polyhedron is a flexible concave polyhedron. Euler thought such a shape was impossible. I also show infinitesimally flexible polyhedrons and bistable polyhedrons. | Steve Mould
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Using mechanical circuits to visualise how electronics work. | Steve Mould
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Throwback when I tried to predict the exact time of my daughter's birth using science and data - from Just For Graphs. | Steve Mould
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LEDs and solar panels are both made of diodes, which could mean they’re technically the same thing. | Steve Mould
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The original definition of a gram | Steve Mould
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Getting Up Close: The 360° Microscope | Steve Mould
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Getting Up Close: The 360° Microscope | Steve Mould
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