/r/physicsgifs
GIFs that show physics principles at work in the real world or in a simulation.
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This subreddit is dedicated to showcasing interesting and entertaining physics principles in work in the real world or in a demonstration.
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Submit gifs that show the interesting world of physics. Be it pendulums, crashes, or physical models.
Explanations for whatever is happening in the gif would be preferred, but isn't required. If you understand what's happening in the gif, feel free to put an explanation in the comments.
Also, please upvote intelligent and informative comments. Don't keep the upvotes soley for puns and references and all of that jazz.
Don't post videos.
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I shot this video in one of the creative spaces in Moscow, who has any ideas of what this sign is made of and on what principles it works?
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hi i do t take physics but i thought i’d share this here cuz i’m confused
Courtesy - The Action Lab @ Youtube