The Intuition of Slope in Linear Algebra
Understanding the concept of slope in linear algebra can be inuitively challenging. Here is an easy explanation of what slope is and how it is…
Why Do We Call Software Problems as Bugs?
Ever wondered why we call software issues as bugs? Last week, at my school, instead of paying attention to my computer teacher, I started wondering…
How The Matrix Bullet Time Works?
If you still haven’t watched the Matrix trilogy, go watch it! Go! Now! The trilogy (umm… except the third one!) is one awesome visual treat…
The Mystery of Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces
In my last few articles, I explained about inertia and frames of references. Following that path of exploration, we stop here at a strange place…
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What is Resonance?
I love being in the physics lab. Today we did some experiments on the topic of resonance. With that ‘sounding’ knowledge of what I did…
The True Meaning of Inertia
The word inertia is the most misunderstood term in schools. Teachers teach them as a term and never have given the accurate definition of what…
Frame of Reference – an Intuitive Explanation
While I was explaining about force, I mentioned about the frame of reference. This part confused me a lot in my physics class, but soon…
What Is a Force?
I learn most of the concepts in physics with an intuitive manner of picturing the concept with general thought experiments. I feel that this gives…