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When Marta Cabrera accidentally kills esteemed mystery novelist Harlan Thrombey, she must outsmart and outmaneuver private investigator Benoit Blanc. In particularly cunning scene, Marta scrambles the contents of a security tape using nothing but a magnet. How can this be? In this episode, we learn about magnets, magnetic fields, and their usage in modern life.
Topics Include
A follow up on the stew
Ian's poor social media execution
Bobo Fett
Lord of the Rings (nerds)
Daniel Craig's accent
Magnetic domains unified under a leader
Magnetic lava flows
Sharks-in-motion
When Gollum snatches the One Ring from Frodo (along with a finger to boot), he unfortunately plummets to the liquid rock below. Before his ultimate demise, Gollum hoists the One Ring overhead while he bobs briefly in the lava. But what is bobbing? And how do things float? Will explains to us Archimedes' Principle and we discuss where it is found in the real world through the lens of one of the the greatest novel/movie trilogies!
Topics:
Will's Birthday!
Not doxxing our friends
Sad lunches and garbage pail sushi
Nicole's Stew!
Return of the King, baby
Car-balloon physics experiments
Boats and SCUBA
The Electric Boy Launcher
When the last hope for humanity is ejected in an escape pod, it takes the plucky robot Wall-E to rescue it -- and himself -- by propelling himself through space using naught but a fire extinguisher. Come learn about how Wall-E's understanding of the conservation of momentum got him out of a bind!
Topics Include
A significant delay in episode release
Who is the real Santa?
Cute robots
Rocket science
Nozzles!
Marvel's usage of real words, not buzzwords
When Doc Ock threatens the good commuters of New York with a dip into the Hudson, it is up to Spider-Man to stop a speeding train from taking a plummet. Will and Ian discuss Newton's second law (some may recall "Fma" from their high school Physics courses) and how it works in everyday life.
Discussion Topics
Thanos can't snap with metal gloves?
Invisible flames and Talladega Nights
NYC Train conductor snark
Bad jokes
A very heartfelt sign-off
The firebending duel between Princess Azula and her exiled brother Zuko is nothing short of scorching. The cold blue flames of the cruel Princess collide with her brother's passionate red-orange flames. But how do flames get these colors? Let's learn about that.
Discussion Topics Include
Intro/Outro by John Bartman
Narrative music by xelementumign1s
In 1964's Goldfinger, the titular character manages to ensnare agent 007 in a dubious trap. Everyone's favorite secret agent watches as Goldfinger's bright red LASER inches slowly towards him, scorching the gold table he rests upon. But did you know that Goldfinger was really using cutting edge technology? Come learn about the history, principles, and design of LASER beams!
The scene at hand
LASER jock discusses the possibility of Goldfinger's laser
LASER jock part two
Discussion Topics Include
Appropriate circumstances for viewing Over the Garden Wall
How we catapulted to 17th hottest podcast in the Physics subcategory in the USA on Apple podcasts
Our first corrections!
Ian's sad impressions of Goldfinger
Google Fiber
LASIK
LASER tag
Why don't atoms push themselves apart?
Nowadays, much like on Isla Nublar, electricity matters! When the lights go out and the dinos roam free, the only thing that saves young Tim Murphy is the brains, brawns, and electrical understanding of Dr. Alan Grant.
Topics Include
Literary discoveries of a bygone age
Charge, current, and zaps
Electric fence theory and application
The best looking Jurassic Park character
Best practices when confronted with lightning strikes
Homogenous vs homogenous
All those videos of flowing but not flowing water
Our #1 fan: Ian's grandma
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"Black Vortex" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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Whilst resting from a long day riding, TE Lawrence reclines on the hot sand and gazes across the scorching desert landscape. As if riding from the sky itself, a mysterious figure descends upon the British intelligence agent and his guide. Before the he can grasp the gravity of the situation, the mysterious rider is an arms length away and his guide is slain. Ian and Will talk about mirages; what they are, how they work, and where else we see the underlying principle elsewhere in daily life.
Topics of Discussion:
Helpful Links!
Scene from Lawrence of Arabia
A material with an extreme refractive index gradient
NYT article on 2020 flying snake study
H. W. Longfellow Poem, Fata Morgana
Tom Cooper's voyage to a distant galaxy results in a strange twist of time. Understood as parts of Special and General relativity, time dilation catapults Cooper years into the future in the span of a few hours. Come learn about it with us!
Topics Include
Will's microphone volume
Mathew M impressions
How to distinguish yourself from your twin
US Navy Alarm Clocks
Links:
Excerpt of Kip Thorne’s book about the science of Interstellar
Explanation of why black hole spin affects gravity on the planet
Explanation of GPS relativity
Brief explanation of math behind GPS relativity
Explanation of gold & relativity
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How do Olympic high jumpers make such incredible heights? By manipulating their center of gravity using the famous Fosbury flop, of course!
In this episode, Will and Ian discuss the concept of Center of Mass/Gravity using the 2020 Olympic Games.
The video example discussed
Topics Include:
Homemade jingles
Our favorite mascot
Two incredible sportsmen
Ian's CRV 2Fast2Furious experiences
Will's love for novelty toys from Cracker Barrel
Confirmation of MCU Phase 4 physics???
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