Manches hat mir besonders besonders gefallen - also noch besser als der Rest. Diese Einträge habe ich dieses Mal deshalb mit einem ≤ markiert (heißt so viel wie "genau so gut oder besser").
Frühere Listen mit tollen Links und Empfehlungen sind hier zu finden.
Zum Lesen
- What Would Happen if Oxygen Were to Disappear for Five Seconds? - via Kyle Hill
- ≤ Fires in the Sky - via Phil Plait
- ≤ Quantenmechanik und Bewusstsein - ist alles doch ganz anders? - von Martin Bäker
(Hinweis: Veröffentlicht am 1. April!) - My short ode to develepment... - via Joe Hanson
- Do Elliptical Galaxies Have Dark Matter Halos? - via Astrobites
- Person curves in Wolfram|Alpha - via Joe Hanson
- ≤ The Art of Ofey: Richard Feynman’s Little-Known Sketches & Drawings - via Maria Popova
- The Plain That Shot Itself Down - via Kyle Hill
- Curiosity’s Parachute Flaps in the Martian Wind - via SciShow
- The March of Antireality Continues - via Phil Plait
- Explanation - via Doghouse Diaries
- The Lady Who Is Impossible to Lift - via Kyle Hill
- The One Awesome Fact About Lasers That You Need to Know - via io9
- Why You Should NOT Clean Your Room - via I Fucking Love Science
- ≤ Die Schrift des Lebens - Erste Zeichnung der DNA wird versteigert - via Detlef Breitenbach
- Moon Rise Time Slice - via Joe Hanson
- Worldometers - Real Time World Statistics - via Goran S.
- Thirteen GIFs That Prove Science Is Awesome
- ≤ When You Really Live In Wien
- Die NASA fängt sich einen Asteroiden - via Detlef Breitenbach
- Temperatur - was ist das eigentlich? - via Martin Bäker
- Heißer als unendlich - negative Temperaturen - via Martin Bäker
- "What do you do?"
Zum Schauen
- Melting Metals With Magnets - via Kyle Hill
- How Tall Can Mountains Be? - via MinuteEarth
- ≤ What if the Sun Disappeared? - via Vsauce
- Space Trash: The Next Big Pickle - via SciShow
- ≤ The True Science of Parallel Universes - via MinutePhysics
- Talk mathy to me! - via SMBC-Comics
- Comet PANSTARRS and the Andromeda Galaxy - via APOD
- ≤ How Far Is It To Mars? A pixel based journey by David Paliwoda
- The Scientific Power of Naps - via AsapScience
- ≤ There and Back Again: A Packet's Tale. How Does the Internet Work? - via Brian Greene
- ≤ "Hi, I'm a Physicist!" - via Katie McGill
- Tears in Space (Don't Fall) - via Kyle Hill
- Galaxy Comparison Chart - via From Quarks to Quasars
- Earth divided into 7 regions so that each region contains 1 billion people - via Vsauce
- The beginning of the Universe explained in just three minutes - via io9
- ≤ Space Straw - via Vsauce
- Paint Exploding at 15,000 fps
- Coffee: The Greatest Addiction Ever - via C. G. P. Grey
- Why Does Earth Have Deserts? - via MinuteEarth
- Mainly Microbe - Meet Your Microbiome - via Joe Hanson
- What cameras see that our eyes don't - Bill Shribman - via Joe Hanson
- ≤ Whose air do we share? - via Joe Hanson
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