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Science & math

A science museum you open with code, proofs that move, a zoom into the computer, the tree of life, the night sky and Nudge simulations. Hands-on science and math.

  1. Lifium: pick two living things and find where their branches meetLifium asks a simple question: how closely related are we? Pick a cat and a human, or a banana and a human, and watch two branches of the tree of life meet, with a range of dates and a badge that says how sure science is. · 3 min read
  2. Mathium: a math museum where you see why it's trueMathium is a math museum of moving pictures. Watch five pieces prove the Pythagorean theorem, then play the Monty Hall game, run it 1,000 times and see why an experiment isn't a proof. · 3 min read
  3. Zoomputer: zoom into a computer until you reach the switchesZoomputer starts at a laptop and keeps zooming in: a real chip photo, then explanatory drawings of transistors and logic gates. On the way, an if-statement from block code turns into a circuit. · 3 min read
  4. Teadium: a science museum you open with codeTeadium is an online science museum from CodingTeading. Each exhibit has three steps: see real data, understand it with a moving drawing, then make it yourself with blocks or JavaScript. · 4 min read
  5. Why a balloon pulls your hair up: the first lesson of Nudge's 'The force you can't see'Rub a balloon on a sweater and something moves across. Predict what, then watch it happen in a PhET simulation. A walk through the first lesson of Nudge's course on electricity. · 3 min read
  6. Byeolmuri Tonight: decide what to look at before you step outsideEvery Byeolmuri lesson ends outdoors. The Tonight tab is where you plan that trip: how dark it gets, what the Moon is doing, and what's worth finding. · 3 min read
  7. Nudge: predict first, then touch the scienceDrop one ball and throw another sideways. Which lands first? Nudge asks you to predict before you touch the simulation. Here's how one lesson works. · 3 min read
  8. Byeolmuri: learn the night sky, then go outside and find itIn Byeolmuri the sky on screen is the real sky where you are, and it moves as you read. Here's how a lesson works, from a half Moon to going outside. · 4 min read