Lesson 1: Flying Machines
Ever since I was a kid, I have always wanted to fly. In fact, at four years old you could find me on top of a ladder armed with a box fan (plugged in Read More…
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Lesson 2: Magic of 11’s
Here’s our first MATH lesson. It is so easy that one night, I wound up showing it to everyone in the pizza restaurant. Well, everyone who would listRead More…
Lesson 3: Rocketry
Rockets are vehicles that launch people and payloads into space. Newton’s Third Law of Motion is the principle of action and reaction. With rockets,Read More…
Lesson 4: Rocketry Math
Launching rockets requires a lot complicated math, but it all starts with Newton’s Laws of Motion. We’re going to get a taste of the math behind tRead More…
Lesson 5: Star Gazing
Telescopes and binoculars are pretty useless unless you know where to point them. I am going to show you some standard constellations and how to find Read More…
Lesson 6: Multiplication Tables
If you haven’t memorized your multiplication table yet, I am going to show you how to you need to memorize only three of the 400 numbers on a 20 timRead More…
Lesson 7: Solar Astronomy
The Sun rotates, but because it’s not a solid body but a big ball of gas, different parts of the Sun rotate at different speeds. The equator rotatesRead More…
Lesson 8: Math from Left to Right
In school, you are trained to solve math problems on paper, at a desk. The problem with that is, for most people, math problems don’t usually come wRead More…
Lesson 9: Eyeballs
We are going to make an eyeball model using a balloon. This experiment should give you a better idea of how your eyes work. The way your brain actuallRead More…
Lesson 10: Quicker Multiplication
If you don’t have the patience to do multiplication on paper for every single math problem that comes your way, then you’ll really enjoy this mathRead More…