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questions concerning measurements, experiments, and activities that demonstrate physics and are safe to do at home, require at most one tool or ingredient not readily available, and can be interpreted or analyzed on one sheet of paper with accessible math.
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Are coffee's properties different enough from water's to cause increased spillage while walk...
I recently found this article, which describes how...
It just so happens that the human stride has almost exactly the right frequency to drive the natural oscillations of coffee, when the fluid is …
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