Ideas belong together.
Explore a question across different worlds.
How do we know?
Separate a pattern, a prediction and a cause. Change an assumption, keep every result, and inspect the evidence behind a conclusion.
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From silicon to a decision
Follow charge, a changing logic level and the information carried by connected circuits.
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From heat to electricity
Follow energy across a wall, through moving machinery and into an electrical circuit. Keep matter, energy and accounting boundaries separate.
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Structures that carry us
Move a load, find the supporting force and follow its path through a bridge, a lever and a body.
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Matter under the magnifier
Move from atom identity and probability to molecular machinery and familiar materials. Keep each scale and model in view.
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Messages inside cells
Explore a molecular machine, follow a short message and connect amino-acid chains to living systems.
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From light to motion
Collect energy from light, store it chemically, carry it through a circuit and turn it into motion.
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How you sense the world
Follow light and vibration into the body. Separate the physical signal from the work of sensing and perception.
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Open up the everyday
Look inside a familiar device, trace what moves, and connect the working parts to the science.
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Eleven new ways to wonder
Turn an engine. Load a boat. Build a bit. Follow a meal. Eleven distinct experiments, each with its own questions, sources and home activity.
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Start with a turn or a pull. Connect gears, engine timing, crane rigging and the surprising forces inside an arm.
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A living world, connected
Follow carbon from a leaf into a meal, then connect digestion, circulation, breathing and sensing.
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The invisible engineering of everyday life
Make heat, logic and electrical work visible. Explore why a cold room has a warm side and what insulation actually changes.
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Earth, sky and deep time
Change your viewpoint of the Moon, read a moving seafloor, follow water, and find the displacement that holds a boat up.
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Follow charge, light, blood, water and information through the first collection of everyday experiments.
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The body, connected
Trace the connections between a meal, circulation, breathing, movement and hearing.
Start exploringSmall actions. Surprising effects.
Brake a car. Turn a gear. Squeeze a lever. Trace an action through connected parts.
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