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Data as Art: Energy & Dynamic Braking Video
8 Jan 2011Energy: you can’t destroy it, but you can certainly waste it. That’s what most motorized vehicles do, including trains. Usually, the energy generated when you stop a moving vehicle is dissipated as heat, and is lost to the atmosphere. GE has discovered that you can capture and store that energy, then reuse it. This is [...]
Why Is Wi-Fi Coverage So Bad in My House, and How Can I Fix It? [Ask Lifehacker]
In: Coding
7 Oct 2010- No Comments
- Tags: dead zones, fi, global warming, lifehacker, physics, router, witchcraft
Knotebooks
In: web resources
24 Jul 2010Learn physics and math using the best multimedia content on the Web, then track and share your progress with classmates, friends and colleagues. Knotebooks enables users to find, customize and create dynamic educational documents for people of all levels of understanding – free! Imagine you’re looking at an explanation of black holes and the text [...]
Astronomy Picture of the Day
In: web resources
8 Jul 2010One of my all-time favourite sites, and partly responsible for me starting a physics degree with the Open University. As you’ve probably worked out by now, it features one astronomy picture every day. Astronomy Picture of the Day (posted from ZooTool). Go to Source
SoupToys Is Endless Desktop Fun for Your Child, May Decrease Your Productivity [Downloads]
In: Coding
12 Apr 2010About this blog
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