In this captivating DIY tutorial, you'll learn how to create mesmerizing pendulum waves that captivate the eye with their harmonious motion. Discover the science behind this amazing wave effect as we ...

It's build day for Little Shop of Physics, and there's a whole lot of tinkering and experimenting going on. Students and LSOP staff, many clad in their trademark LSOP tie-dyed shirts, are spread ...

Subatomic physics is pretty neat stuff, but not generally considered within the reach of the home-gamer. With cavernous labs filled with racks of expensive gears and miles-wide accelerators, playing ...

Unlock the secrets of DIY engineering as we guide you through building a powerful cannon using only cardboard and a Coca Cola bottle. Experience the thrill of creating a functioning model cannon in ...

Despite the claims of “free energy” on the title of the video below, this is not yet another wacky perpetual motion story. We here at Hackaday fully support the laws of thermodynamics, and we think ...

Hey everyone! Today on Gross Science we’re making glow-in-the-dark slime with common household items! Woooo! Ok, to make glow-in-the-dark slime you’ll need hot water, borax, which you can find in the ...

Jon Chang is a science reporter based in New York City. He also has an unhealthy obsession with math, even if he’s not very good at it. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you ...

There’s a lot of physics going on inside a cold glass of beer. This is especially the case right after the initial pour, when ...