The Coriolis Force Apparatus

The Coriolis force is one of the forces of inertia used when considering the motion of a material point relative to a rotating reference frame. Adding the Coriolis force to the physical forces acting on the material point allows us to consider the effect of the rotation of the reference frame on this motion.

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How Jet Engine Works?

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Did you know how car engine works?

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Ever wondered how a sewing machine operates?

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How to change the screen of a watch

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Luminescence of hydrogen under the action of an alternating electric field.

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A prototype of a simple but rather interesting all-terrain vehicle mechanism

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Cold plasma in a syringe

By reducing pressure and ionizing gases, cold plasma can be drawn into the syringe and even touched with the hands.

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In just one year, the smartest AI has jumped from an IQ equivalent of 96 to 136. We’re now accelerating toward superintelligence territory a level of intelligence far beyond that of any human in recorded history.

Superintelligence can be defined as starting at around 300 IQ, above even the most brilliant minds whose intelligence we’ve been able to measure in one way or another. And even that, in the grand scheme of things, would be the bare minimum the bottom of the barrel.

Insanity starts at 1000 IQ.
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Blasting a skateboard wheel with a 60,000 psi waterjet cutter 🤤

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Heat and physics

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Sound wave physics.

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Homemade mechanism demonstrating the falling drop in water

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Soap under the press looks spectacular 🧼

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When you burn steel wool, it gets heavier 🔥

Why?

Steel (iron + carbon) turns into iron oxide and CO2. CO2 is a gas that dissipates. Iron oxide is heavier than iron + carbon

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Almora light bulb

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Hydrostatic Paradox

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Demonstration of spontaneous synchronization

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Vacuum experiment

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Leidenfrost Effect

The phenomenon in which a liquid heated above its boiling point does not evaporate, but slides silently over the surface of whatever it is resting on.

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