Here to prove that to us is California State University-Fresno’s very own professor of Physics, Dr. Raymond Hall. Dr. Hall has made an awesome Instagram account which features videos that explain physics with nifty toys.

While Dr. Hall holds a PhD in Experimental High Energy Particle Physics and was a member of the research team which discovered the “top quark,” a fundamental particle, he still really enjoys making videos of his “physics toys” which bring physics closer to us. 

The Instagram documentation of the objects in his collection brings the audience nearer to understanding the beautiful way in which physics work, and how magical it can be – if seen in the right light.

Scroll down to check out his curious inventions:

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The mesmerizing video quickly went viral on Twitter, and many users were amazed by it. The balls mimic ocean waves, sound waves, and even complete chaos.

Could you recreate this pattern? What would it take? Watch the video below and let us know what you think.

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Here to prove that to us is California State University-Fresno’s very own professor of Physics, Dr. Raymond Hall. Dr. Hall has made an awesome Instagram account which features videos that explain physics with nifty toys.

While Dr. Hall holds a PhD in Experimental High Energy Particle Physics and was a member of the research team which discovered the “top quark,” a fundamental particle, he still really enjoys making videos of his “physics toys” which bring physics closer to us. 

The Instagram documentation of the objects in his collection brings the audience nearer to understanding the beautiful way in which physics work, and how magical it can be – if seen in the right light.

Scroll down to check out his curious inventions:

The post Physics Professor Makes Science Look Fun appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The mesmerizing video quickly went viral on Twitter, and many users were amazed by it. The balls mimic ocean waves, sound waves, and even complete chaos.

Could you recreate this pattern? What would it take? Watch the video below and let us know what you think.

The post Mesmerizing Video of the Pendulum Effect Goes Viral appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.