Why Do Electronics Die?
Techquickie explains why electronics die, despite many of them not having any moving parts.
Tagged: Science
Mars, Humans, and Evolution
What will happen to the human race when it ventures of the planet? What will be the effects of low gravity and radiation exposure be? If you’ve watched (or read) the Expanse, this is not news to you.
Are You a Boltzmann Brain?
PBS Space Time covers the work of Ludwig Boltzman. It’s a double dose of science and philosophy. (The two are not as unrelated as you may think.)
How to Build a Solar Panel Made of LEDs
In this video by Keystone Science, learn what makes a solar panel work and how to make them with LED lights.
Why You Should Learn Physics
Here’s a great video explaining why you should learn physics (or science really). Critical thinking and scientific literacy are a crucial part of creating a functional society in a world that is increasingly dependent on technology.
Why Are The Dreamliner’s Windows So Big?
Learn how the advent of composite materials are reshaping aircraft and airline routes.
Electromagnetically Levitating a Quadcopter
It may be a while before we see a drone fly with this sort of technology, but I think we’re on to something.
Michael Stevens’ Isolation Experiment
Michael Stevens of Vsauce fame has a show on YouTube Red and the first episode is available for free. It looks interesting.
Will a Drone Fly in a Vacuum?
Will a quadcopter drone fly in a vacuum? Watch this video to find out.
The Periodic Table of AI
Here’s an interesting way to visualize the various categories of AI problem spaces and research going on. 2016 was a breakout year for data science, machine learning, and AI. So far in 2017, the rapid pace of change is showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, quite the opposite...
