Gravity Probe B is a satellite-based, relativity gyroscope experiment that launched in 2004 for the purpose of measuring the space-time curvature near Earth in order to test Einstein’s theory of general relativity. The experiment was to check, very precisely, tiny changes in the spin and angle of four gyroscopes contained in a highly sophisticated housing…
Apple has unveiled the latest version of its best-selling watch, the Apple Watch Series 9. The new version boasts a more powerful S9 SiP, which enhances performance and capabilities. It also comes with a new double tap gesture, brighter display, faster on-device Siri, which now has the ability to log and access health data. Additionally,…
Today, Apple released the Apple Watch Ultra 2, a smartwatch that’s packed with new features. The new S9 SiP, a double tap gesture, and the brightest display yet are just a few of the upgrades. The watch also has a larger altitude range, on-device Siri, and Precision Finding for iPhone. It’s perfect for water activities,…
The study of fluids and physics with buoyancy involves some important principles: buoyancy, fluid motion, fluid resistance, and a Reynolds number.
PlayStation VR2 leaps into the next generation of immersive virtual reality gaming, with high fidelity visuals, genre-defining games, and unique sensations with its groundbreaking headset and PlayStation VR2 Sense technology.
NightWare uses information from the Apple Watch heart rate sensor, accelerometer, and gyroscope to detect a nightmare and then disrupt it.
A new, larger 6.7-inch size joins the popular 6.1-inch design, featuring a new dual-camera system, Crash Detection, a smartphone industry-first safety service with Emergency SOS via satellite, and the best battery life on iPhone.
The enigmatic propulsion system known as EmDrive was designed in 2001 by Roger Shawyer. A short time after its development, chemical engineer Guido Fetta designed a similar mechanism he called the Cannae Drive (or Q-Drive). Both systems were considered scientifically implausible and disregarded by scientists who noted that the propulsion system violated one of physics…
ASIMO is a remarkable humanoid robot built by Honda that looks a bit like a kid in a spacesuit. He is often shown off at trade shows in order to convince people that robots will not revolt and take over the world. So far, ASIMO can run (meaning he can chase you down!), climb stairs…
Gyroscopic inertia – a strange, complicated word – is a force common all around us. It explains how we are able to ride a bike, how planes navigate, and how a figure skater is able to do those lightning fast spins. Here’s a simple experiment that’ll clear up this confusing concept. Note: the hardest part…
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