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TV Review: Time is Relative in GENIUS

April 26, 2017 Angie Fiedler Sutton 1751 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Albert Einstein, books, drama, Emily Watson, entertainment, genius, Geoffrey Rush, history, Imagine Television, Johnny Flynn, math, National Geographic, Noah Pink, review, Ron Howard, Samantha Colley, science, Television, Walter Isaacson

National Geographic’s first scripted show delves into the life of Albert Einstein.

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Mathematics Have Never Been So Tasty: Pi Day

March 14, 2016 Sonya Rodriguez 1216 Views 0 Comments holidays, humor, math, mathematics, Pi, Pi Day

Have some tasty fun with math by celebrating Pi Day!

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THE ZERO THEOREM: The Theory of Nothing

November 15, 2014 Angie Fiedler Sutton 1202 Views 0 Comments Christoph Waltz, computers, cyberpunk, David Thewlis, drama, DVD & Blu-ray, fantasy, film, math, Matt Damon, Pat Rushin, philosophy, review, Steampunk, Terry Gilliam

Watching a Terry Gilliam film reminds me when I took calculus in high school. I didn’t have a clue what

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Gravity 101 – What If?

September 22, 2014 Blaise Lapinski 953 Views 0 Comments gravity, math, orbital mechanics, physics, Rant, rocket science, SPACE

After the article where I covered tides (here), I was asked a couple of intriguing questions that readers will also find interesting.

Gravity 101 – Rocket Science

July 22, 2014 Blaise Lapinski 1221 Views 1 Comment gravity, math, orbital mechanics, physics, Rant, rocket science, Space, SPACE

` I’ve decided to stop numbering these articles and start referring to specific topics. My primary reason for this change

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Gravity 101 Part III

June 9, 2014 Blaise Lapinski 1049 Views 0 Comments gravity, math, orbital mechanics, physics, Rant, Space, SPACE

Part III already, how time flies. In the previous articles (Part I and Part II) we learned about being in orbit

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Gravity 101 Part II

May 12, 2014 Blaise Lapinski 1173 Views 0 Comments gravity, math, orbital mechanics, physics, Rant, SPACE, Space

In the previous article, we looked at what it means for an object to be in orbit; in this article,

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Gravity 101 Part I

April 29, 2014 Blaise Lapinski 1083 Views 1 Comment gravity, math, orbital mechanics, physics, SPACE, Space

In both science fiction and the daily news, we are bombarded with talk about various objects in orbit around the

How To Divide By Zero

June 17, 2012 Daniel C. Handley 1378 Views 2 Comments educational, infinity, math, mathematics, physics, science

Despite what you may have learned, you actually can divide by zero.