Peeking your head around the corner to see what's behind it? That's for mere mortals. MIT physicists Ramesh Raskar and Andreas Velten devised a fancy gizmo that allows them to see around corners with...

Redditor splongo asks two questions: If a perfectly spherical ball is sitting on a perfectly flat surface, what is the size of the contact area? Would it not be infinitely small? I'm at a loss for a completely cohe...

(YouTube link) Astronaut/scientist Don Pettit c...  ...of the International Space Station to demonstrate physics on video. Here, he shows how water drops orbit a...

(YouTube link) An interviewer from TIME asked Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson what the "most astounding fact" is. The astrophysicist's answer was so poetic that Max Schlickenmeyer was inspired to add music and visuals. The so...

(Video Link) The mage has five metronomes moving at the same speed, but not synchronized because he started them at different times. Then he places them on a rolling surface. Within a few seconds, they sync up. How? r...

Today's Google Doodle is a wave form. This is to commemorate German physicist Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, born 155 years ago today. Hertz proved by experiment the existence of electromagnetic waves. His research led to the de...

Huzzah! Another scientific mystery bites the dust! Scientists have finally cracked a problem that has "perplexed humanity since Leonardo da Vinci pondered it 500 years ago." Learn al...

(vimeo link) Artist Scott Garner gives us a depiction of a bowl of fruit on a table, named "Still Life." But this interactive artwork is anything but still! Link -via The Daily What Geek...

While some scientists are working on an invisibility cloak to hide things, Cornell postdoctoral researcher Moti Fridman and his colleagues have been working on a "temporal cloak," to hide events in time. A physical obje...

Here's a simple physics game in which you release a little red block by r...