List of posts with the tag: Physics
| Quantum Levitation
Tel-Aviv University demos quantum superconductors locked in a magnetic field. Video courtesy of Association of Science – Technology Centers (ASTC), representing the science centre and museum field worldwide. The experiment left no doubt that, as far as accuracy of measurement went, the resistance disappeared. .. [the material] has entered a new state … superconductivity. —… |
October 18th, 2011 Science 0 comments |
| A Monster Ate My Homework (iPhone, iPod Touch game)
Monsters have stolen your homework and now it’s payback time! With 60 levels of Monster thumping carnage, it’s your job to not only get your homework back but also give those sneaky pests a good hiding. Swipe, throw and knock the stuffing out of them but be warned, they wont make it easy for you…. |
January 4th, 2011 Games 0 comments |
| Cut The Rope game for iPhone, iPod Touch
Cut the Rope actually is one of the top 3 games of the App Store, it combines super-realistic physics oriented gameplay, with bright and colorful cartoon-like visuals. With a unique physics engine, combined with a range of obstacles and pesky enemies provides challenging and fun gameplay as you attempt to collect the stars and get… |
October 30th, 2010 Games 0 comments |
| Interactive Alice in Wonderland book for the iPad
The Interactive book of Alice in Wonderland has all of its art animated when you tilt the iPad, you can make Alice grow big as a house, or shrink to just six inches tall. This is Alice in Wonderland digitally remastered for the iPad. Play with the White Rabbit’s pocket watch, it realistically swings and… |
April 14th, 2010 Animations 0 comments |
| Albert Einstein’s 23 Mistakes
Albert Einstein was a genius but also he made some mistakes, specially with the details of his equations and theories. In the book Einstein’s Mistakes: The Human Failings of Genius (W.W. Norton, $12.93), Hans Ohanian writes that Albert often let his intuition overrule flawed proofs and shaky math. DISCOVER Magazine also posted a story on… |
December 29th, 2009 Science 0 comments |
