Special relativity simulator in which light crawls along at a human speed, so Lorentz contraction, aberration and Doppler shift happen at walking pace.
The Physics Of GPS | An Interactive Exploration
An interactive exploration of how GPS works — from the speed of light and trilateration to the cheap clock problem and Einstein's relativity corrections.
Real-time Motion Retargeting to Highly Varied User-Created Morphologies - Chris Hecker's Website
Chris Hecker[1] Bernd Raabe[2] Ryan W. Enslow[3]John DeWeese[4] Jordan Maynard[5] Kees van Prooijen[6]
Svelte-Motion
An animation library for Svelte apps based on Framer Motion.
The Traffic King of Reddit
by Brian O’ConnorLast week, while avoiding work, I stared at a gif of an endless model train spiral for what seemed like hours, transfixed by the constant, seamlessly looping stream of miniature carriages, moving without end, going nowhere, ...
🔎 wikitravel traveling light - Google Search
Tracking Motion using Blender
A lot of people who does TypeSetting use Mocha to do that!But because I’m on Linux, this solution is not the best for me. Here a tutorial to do that on Blender, a free and open-source software. You can use it on Windows too!
How I animate 3Blue1Brown | A Manim demo with Ben Sparks
Virtual Assistant Controlled HO Scale Model Railroad - Stephan Lamb Associates
I Built a Device to Never Miss the Subway
Bringing Photos to Life: Gaussian Splatting with Jiggle Physics in VisionOS
What if your photos could move? Not just play back as videos, but actually exist in space around you—touchable, interactive, alive with physics?
Speed Vertigo: A New Kind of Engineering Debt | Josh Tuddenham
Speed vertigo: we shipped knowledge we'll need to actually earn later.
Overcoming Bias : Tiptoe Or Dash To Future?
To test who should TA elite classes, new physics grad students at U Chicago in ’81 were asked to pick a physics problem and explain its solution to the group. I did well by picking the question: should you walk fast or slow if you want to get the least water on your front while moving a certain distance in the rain. The answer is: move as fast as you can.