Relativity as a park, probability as a gambling sim, crank mechanisms you can turn, magnetic sand that shows a field. The textbook, made physical.
A 70-second film on how TCP delivers what the internet drops
→ eyad.com
A free, fully hands-on math museum on a Kansas campus
→ atlasobscura.com
Say numbers aloud as randomly as you can, and a hidden predictor tries to beat you
→ lab.specr.net
Fly around a Schwarzschild black hole, rendered live in your browser
→ rivendell.dmitrybrant.com
Pick the real NBA streak out of the coin flips
→ hothand.study
Stake some processor time on finding three cubes that add up to 114
→ kuber.studio
A walkable park where light only moves 5 km/h
→ rivendell.dmitrybrant.com
Twelve mechanisms drawn on one sheet, each proving something about itself before it moves
→ youtube.com
Twenty-six architectural patterns, from a window seat to a hillside town, as 3D models you can turn
→ livedin.co.uk
Iron filings in a spice shaker, so the field shows up
→ amazon.com
Two different trees, one English name, a century of paintings
→ eclecticlight.co
Start at the AND gate, finish running your own machine code
→ select.supply