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Why colliding blocks compute pi

3Blue1Brown · 3 min read

A pair of idealized, frictionless blocks can be tuned—by choosing a mass ratio—to produce a collision count whose digits match those of π, even...

Block CollisionsState Space GeometryConservation Laws

What IS Angular Momentum?

minutephysics · 2 min read

Angular momentum is the “oomph” that spinning and orbiting objects carry when their motion curves around a point, and it stays conserved even when...

Angular MomentumConservation LawsOrbits

What is Energy?

PBS Space Time · 3 min read

Energy feels like a substance—something you “have” or “lose”—but physics treats it differently: energy is a number, a bookkeeping quantity that links...

Energy DefinitionConservation LawsConservative Forces

Noether's Theorem and The Symmetries of Reality

PBS Space Time · 3 min read

Conservation laws aren’t fundamental “rules” so much as bookkeeping devices that emerge from symmetry. Emmy Noether’s theorem links the two: every...

Noether's TheoremContinuous SymmetryConservation Laws

Space Time Livestream: Ask Matt Anything

PBS Space Time · 3 min read

A live Q&A with PBS Space Time turns physics questions into a tour of how “laws of nature” might be understood—through relativity, quantum...

Conservation LawsBlack Hole InformationCellular Automata

Most Collisions Are Secretly in One Dimension

minutephysics · 2 min read

Collisions look chaotic, but for two objects the outcomes are largely locked in by conservation laws—because most collisions effectively behave like...

One-Dimensional CollisionsConservation LawsEnergy Dissipation

This New Idea Could Explain the Laws of Nature

Sabine Hossenfelder · 2 min read

A new theoretical framework argues that the universe’s fundamental “constants” may have drifted through random changes early on, and that only...

Varying ConstantsCosmological Natural SelectionSpacetime Stability