Welcome back to Science Goes Boom. First up, the science of maximizing speed when going downhill. Also, the killjoy nature of city administrators:
Now let’s take an extended look at drum cymbals made two ways. Or, how to make the band go bang:
And now for the Americans:
This is why you don’t throw dirt in the bathtub, boys:
Make a pond, set up a few cameras, send out fliers to all the, er, flyers in the neighborhood, and then sit back and watch the magic:
My grandpa’s Bomber could totally beat up your grandpa’s Bomber:
Speaking of B-17s, here’s a crashed one that sits not far from our family’s favorite hiking location and one of my favorite places on Earth, Hatcher Pass, Alaska:
Yeah, Edison was a genius, and chalk up another one for homeschooling…but Tesla was still robbed:
For those brave souls who look at obscure towers of rock in inhospitable locations and say, I’m gonna climb that:
And let’s wrap up this week with a little catch-off. Or, the physics of seeing Tyler from Dude Perfect drop (almost) everything thrown to him:
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Wow! The rock-climbing one about Paul Prichard is inspirational. What a story! Thanks for sharing these!