With a diffraction grating, you can do way more than turn a dot of laser light into a line or grid of dots. #funfacts #interestingfacts #diffractiongrating #sciencefacts | Steve Mould
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With a diffraction grating, you can do way more than turn a dot of laser light into a line or grid of dots. #funfacts #interestingfacts #diffractiongrating #sciencefacts | Steve Mould
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Everything we know in science is just models? #philosophical #theory #models | Steve Mould
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Everything we know in science is just models? #philosophical #theory #models | Steve Mould
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I’ve always wanted to find other ways to visualise sound through the vibrations in which they make. Here is a laser shining on a mirror driven by a speaker and it creates some pretty cool patterns. | Steve Mould
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I’ve always wanted to find other ways to visualise sound through the vibrations in which they make. Here is a laser shining on a mirror driven by a speaker and it creates some pretty cool patterns. | Steve Mould
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Did you know that when you record sound you are typically sampling at about 40,000 samples per second? That means that if you translate that to an acoustic camera, that's 40,000 frames PER SECOND! | Steve Mould
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Did you know that when you record sound you are typically sampling at about 40,000 samples per second? That means that if you translate that to an acoustic camera, that's 40,000 frames PER SECOND! | Steve Mould
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How this microscope uses GelSight to measure with touch... | Steve Mould
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How this microscope uses GelSight to measure with touch... | Steve Mould
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An interesting fact: Owls have asymmetrical ears and it helps pinpoint exactly where sounds are coming from. | Steve Mould
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An interesting fact: Owls have asymmetrical ears and it helps pinpoint exactly where sounds are coming from. | Steve Mould
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Why you'll never see a right angle on a stealth aircraft - corner cube reflectors | Steve Mould
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Why you'll never see a right angle on a stealth aircraft - corner cube reflectors | Steve Mould
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I found a great way to demonstrate what gravitational waves look like! | Steve Mould
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Spontaneous fractals appear when you pull things apart. If you have ever pulled two surfaces apart with some kind of liquid in-between, chances are - you've made a fractal. | Steve Mould
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Autoparametric Resonance | Steve Mould
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A mechanical circuit is a good analogy for an electrical circuit. | Steve Mould
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Old fashioned light bulbs have meta helixes inside which help to fragment light - very interesting. | Steve Mould
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Space filling curves are fractals that are one dimensional but they fill 2 dimensional (or 3dimesional space). And you know I can't resist making 2D transparent versions of things. | Steve Mould
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Space filling curves are fractals that are one dimensional but they fill 2 dimensional (or 3dimesional space). And you know I can't resist making 2D transparent versions of things. | Steve Mould
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This is what electricity looks like in physical form…but with no electrics! It’s also known as spintronics. | Steve Mould
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Space filling curves are fractals that are one dimensional but they fill 2 dimensional. #science #interestingfacts #didyouknow | Steve Mould
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The Levitating Liquid Pendulum | Steve Mould
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360° Microscopic Drone Footage! | Steve Mould
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Solids of constant width | Steve Mould
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Gauge blocks are weird. | Steve Mould
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This bistable auxetic material pops into 3D! #stevemould #auxeticstructures #physics | Steve Mould
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I can roll this board around freely without the height of the board changing. How come? #science #sciencetok #didyouknow | Steve Mould
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I made a video about black holes and gravitational waves. Everyone wanted to know what would happen if the black holes went faster than the speed of light! Here's your answer. | Steve Mould
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This is what happens when you stir two liquids of different densities - dense water bunches in the middle instead of spreading out. It's called 'The Inverted Whirlpool Paradox' | Steve Mould
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This is a phenomenon of polarised light. Two filters lining the tube are at right angles to each other. There is not a clear disk in the middle! | Steve Mould
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A spinning vortex can cause liquids to seemingly defy gravity! | Steve Mould
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Can we get to the bottom of the gravity defying lip glosses? My theory is that it’s static electricity. Now on to replicate this phenomenon… using science. | Steve Mould
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Using mechanical circuits to visualise how electronics work. | Steve Mould
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Sometimes called caustics or free-form lenses, these objects use clever maths to move light around to make images. | Steve Mould
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Getting Up Close: The 360° Microscope | Steve Mould
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