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any british longbowman will tell you that there is a major issue they must contend with each time they fire an arrow with their fancy, straight longbows: how do you get your arrow around the bow so that it flies straight? if you can picture it, you hold up your
fauna
recently, scienceticians have been trying to figure out a good system and/or algorithm with which to program small drones in order to help them avoid crashing when flying toward or beside each other in groups. the military has been working on this conundrum for a long while but different
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My contribution here will be short: http://waitbutwhy.com/2016/09/spacexs-big-fking-rocket-the-full-story.html Our man Tim Urban over at Wait but Why digs into the SpaceX Program. Urban used to work for Elon Musk and he was able to have a phone conversation with him regarding the big plan to
physics
water is one of the most wonderful and miraculous substances on this planet. we need it to live, we sit by it and swim in it on our vacations, and we use it in multiple forms for multiple purposes. for example, when we sit by water on vacation and our
history
if you intend to travel from one place to another, you have a lot of options at your disposal. usually, you can whip out your phone and punch your destination into whichever map-app you use. sometimes, you wander around a forest using the sun, the slope, and the moss as
music
things create waves — all things. basically, when mass moves, it expels energy which travels in waves, whether those are visible or audible or neither depends on the frequency. go to the beach — listen to and see the rhythmic, crashing sound of the water against the shore. throw a rock in