Scale model showing how mangrove forests protect the coast from wave erosion.1yr ⋅ WateryRenditio ⋅ r/physicsgifs
The Levitron, where the pull of gravity is equal to the magnetic repulsion1yr ⋅ DinVilah ⋅ r/physicsgifs
u/sandusky_hohoho did a analysis of Anita Włodarczyk's world record hammer throw in Rio1yr ⋅ DanetteKirchner ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Throwing a fine substance like sand on superheated water can cause it to boil all at once in what is called a steam explosion1yr ⋅ GeniaRoche ⋅ r/physicsgifs
The difference in stability of a CD player that is turned off or on in microgravity1yr ⋅ kellendennis ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Copper isn’t magnetic but creates resistance in the presence of a strong magnetic field, resulting in dramatically stopping the magnet before it even touches the copper.1yr ⋅ Nagarjuna3001 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Water is freezing, melting, and boiling at the same time (triple point)2yr ⋅ aloofloofah ⋅ r/physicsgifs
A Novel Liquid Membrane: Allowing Passage of Larger Particles while Retaining Smaller Ones1yr ⋅ AngelaQuine ⋅ r/physicsgifs
The difference in stability of a CD player that is turned off or on in microgravity3yr ⋅ absorbeaua ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Illustration of how to drive a harmonic oscillator to destruction3yr ⋅ oneirosOdfg4567 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Demonstration of how the center of mass follows a parabola no matter how the guy changes his extremities.3yr ⋅ JHTLP ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Liquefaction experiment shows effects of different foundations and hollow objects resurfacing (e.g. water pipes)3yr ⋅ Ssident3338 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Large-diameter siphon for irrigation. Started via kinematics/inertia.4yr ⋅ meatfrappe ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Soccer ball fired backwards at 50MPH from a truck moving forward at 50MPH4yr ⋅ deeliacarolina ⋅ r/physicsgifs
View from HMS Malaya during a double launch trial of the Highball bouncing bomb in May 19442yr ⋅ jacksmachiningreveng ⋅ r/physicsgifs
These trippy looking puck tricks seen from the POV of a Go-Pro, that's attached to a hockey stick, is a good example of relative velocity4yr ⋅ flowerbidi ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world. -Archimedes3yr ⋅ Walshy231231 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Center of mass, conservation of angular momentum, angular momentum. Pretty cool3yr ⋅ Obi-WanPierogi ⋅ r/physicsgifs
If there is a 99% chance of failure, it means there is still a 1% chance of success3yr ⋅ WorldTheAround ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Can someone explain how the objects are accelerated? Where does the kinetic energy come from?3yr ⋅ inTimOdator ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Dominoes animation shows how a pressure/sound wave is fastest in solids and slowest in gases6yr ⋅ renec112 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Reversibility of fluid motion in glycerin (x-post from r/interestingasfuck)4yr ⋅ humleflue ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Chaos Into Action: 2020 Triple Pendulums With Slightly Different Initial Conditions4yr ⋅ luta5100 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Caustics from cross-polarized light refracting through melting ice crystals.9mo ⋅ Photoelasticity ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Uranium ore visually emitting alpha particles through supercooled vapor4yr ⋅ Oz_of_Three ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Simulation of an arrangement of permanent magnets that the person who devised it fancies is a'free energy' machine.2yr ⋅ Craxy-Polly-Sparaxy ⋅ r/physicsgifs
The Three Kinds of Singularity of a Vector-Field : Having 'Index' +1, +1, & -1, Respectively3yr ⋅ Jillian_Wallace-Bach ⋅ r/physicsgifs
The Triple Point: Where Water Simultaneously Freezes, Melts, and Boils1yr ⋅ HeleneCuevas ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Really nicely showing how change of speed of wave at a boundary + requirement of continuity of the wave *and* its gradient necessarily entails some reflection.2yr ⋅ Lyoobly_Anna_Lyoobly ⋅ r/physicsgifs
The difference in stability of a CD player that is turned off or on in microgravity8yr ⋅ SlimJones123 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Gif I made showing how circular motion, simple harmonic motion, and transverse wave motion are all related.6yr ⋅ ukukuku ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Two neutron stars can collide into a Kilonova. The explosion can produce up to a billion times the energy of the luminosity of all the stars in the Milky Way combined, and eject matter at 20% the speed of light. They are responsible for heavy elements like gold, platinum and uranium.4yr ⋅ TekkenGodLars ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Stylus of Gramphone In Process of Being Drawn Through Groove of Phonographic Record3yr ⋅ PoppyCattyPetal ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Testing a newly-installed electric steelmaking furnace by striking an arc on a small pile of scrap...with the roof off.3yr ⋅ arcedup ⋅ r/physicsgifs
Animation showing the Coriolis effect on a moving object which travels on a rotating planet5yr ⋅ renec112 ⋅ r/physicsgifs
