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Academic institutions need to quickly introduce AI concepts at a high level and prepare children for living in a gen AI world. physicsforums.com/threads/ho…

How to explain AI to middle schoolers?

Hi, I'm a middle school scince teacher And would like to give a class about AI. I have little experience with the subject so I would like to know how to make the concept clear for a middle...

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Vote for Kamala Harris to Support Science, Health and the Environment

Kamala Harris has plans to improve health, boost the economy and mitigate climate change. Donald Trump has threats and a dangerous record

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The Slinky Drop Experiment Analysed

We discuss the shape evolution of the slinky drop during using only high-school physics: mechanical equilibrium and momentum conservation.

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AM stands for “Atwood machine”. It is an ideal pulley supported by a string. An ideal pulley is massless and changes the direction of the tension but not its magnitude. Reference: physicsforums.com/insights/h…

How to Solve a Multi-Atwood Machine Assembly

AM stands for "Atwood machine". It is an ideal pulley supported by a string. An ideal pulley is massless and changes the direction of the tension but not its magnitude. Two masses are attached to the...

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Explore the profound impact of series in mathematics, tracing their historical significance from ancient mathematicians to quantum theory. physicsforums.com/insights/s…

Series in Mathematics: From Zeno to Quantum Theory

Explore the profound impact of series in mathematics, tracing their historical significance from ancient mathematicians to quantum theory.

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