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Oct 2124 min read

Education and AI: How science can facilitate learning artificial intelligence

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education presents exciting opportunities to enrich learning experiences and prepare...

Jul 214 min read

Seven Experiments to Understand the Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming

The greenhouse effect, at the origin of the phenomenon of global warming, is difficult to show by simple experiments. Many proposals are...

May 1616 min read

12 famous experiments to recreate with your smartphone

Did you know that you can recreate the groundbreaking experiments of famous scientists using just a smartphone? In this article, we...

Apr 1510 min read

Mastering Video Analysis in Physics: A Comprehensive Guide

Teachers constantly seek out fresh and innovative strategies to explain complex topics, particularly within the challenging subject of...

Apr 56 min read

15 Awesome Science Projects from the "Physics and Sports" Competition

Searching for fresh experimental ideas to explore physics in the classroom? Draw inspiration from these 15 groundbreaking projects...

Feb 136 min read

The Science Behind Smartphone Accelerometers

The accelerometer has become one of the most important sensors in our cell phones. In this article we find out in detail what it is used...

Feb 1114 min read

Five Doppler Effect Experiments with a Smartphone

Discovered in 1842, the Doppler effect has established itself as an essential investigation tool in modern science. This article details...

Sep 13, 202311 min read

Unlocking the Physics of 12 Sports with a Smartphone

Sport isn't just a display of physical strength or natural talent. It's also a complex series of movements, reactions, and decisions, all...

Aug 1, 202317 min read

Seven Experiments on Gravity with your Smartphone

Gravity, omnipresent in our everyday lives, remains a complex subject to grasp in its entirety. While Newton's portrayal of gravity as a...