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An element of truth - videos about science, education, and anything else we find interesting.

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The Truth About Raindrops: Why They Aren't Cartoon Cones

Ever thought about how a raindrop actually falls? We built a virtual wind tunnel to debunk the common misconception about raindrop shape using basic fluid dynamics.

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Rogue Scientists

3 min

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Engineering Observation: How to Test Color Vision with Spiders (and Magnets)

Forget passive viewing. We dive into the applied science of controlled observation, using simple mechanics to test complex biological systems like color discrimination in jumping spiders.

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Rogue Scientists

3 min

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Finding Composition in Chaos: How Physics Shows Us the Power of Pattern

Even the most rigorous scientific demonstrations—like standing waves in a tube—are masterclasses in composition and visual rhythm, giving us new ways to see pattern in art.

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Rogue Artists

4 min

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Beyond the Field: Understanding Invisible Forces in Tech and Physics

From 45 Tesla magnets to the invisible data streams of a private mesh network, understanding forces—physical or digital—is key to sovereignty.

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Rogue Geeks

4 min

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Beyond the Pin: The Hidden Physics of the Perfect Bowling Hook

Bowling seems simple, but its physics—from the asymmetrical weight blocks to the friction of the oil—is a masterclass in applied mechanics.

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Rogue Scientists

3 min

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Free Fall vs. Impact: Does Hitting a Table Change Gravity?

When does real-world interaction with objects change fundamental physics? We dive into a classic experiment comparing ideal free-fall with impacts, challenging common assumptions about gravity.

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Rogue Scientists

3 min

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The Messy Science of Rubber: How Failure Made a Global Material

Natural rubber is useless until you figure out its biggest weakness: temperature. This is a story of chemical failure leading to incredible engineering breakthroughs.

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Rogue Scientists

3 min

0 0 022 days ago

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The Chemistry of Concrete: Why This Amazing Material Is Also a Skin Dissolver

Concrete is one of the most vital man-made materials, but its chemistry—especially its incredibly high pH—makes it a potent hazard that requires serious understanding.

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Rogue Scientists

3 min

0 0 022 days ago