Didn't like physics in school?  We'll change that for good!

From tugged ropes and barking dogs to phone calls and gravity itself, information is physical. And it never travels instantly.

Why does a raised slab send you face down, while a wet patch lands you on your back? The answer lies in how motion travels through your body, one atom at a time.

The universe is flooded with light, yet most of it goes unnoticed. We perceive only a tiny fraction: the photons that happen to reach our eyes.

Gravity is absurdly weak, and that is why the universe exists. Discover why if gravity were stronger, the universe would collapse into a black hole.

The Universe keeps a record of everything that happens within it, including the birth and evolution of stars and planets. Discover what science has learned about the Solar System by studying the debris left behind by its violent beginning

From Earth’s formation in ancient stardust to glowing lava fountains, discover the physics that drives volcanic eruptions. 

Every new human comes from the planet itself. Find out why population growth doesn’t add a pound to Earth’s weight, as it functions as a closed system

Gain a deeper understanding of how gravity shapes our world by exploring how it would behave in a hypothetical Flat-Earth scenario.

Debunking the “space skydive” myth. Why do astronauts float weightlessly on the International Space Station, whereas airplane passengers walk as if they are on solid ground? Understanding the difference between aerodynamic lift and orbital motion