Our lives have been defined by #globalization. But what if this intricate system fails?
A new #MOOC by Professor Centeno @Princeton explores globalization and systemic risks.
Enroll for free @coursera: https://t.co/Lau6Q2fqxr
@veritasium@phys4life@AtomicFrontiers@ScienceClic Congratulations to the other winners and all those who contributed! Seeing the creativity in everyone’s videos was truly inspiring. Huge thanks to @veritasium for this wonderful contest. -Editor & animator, Physics4Life’s “The Pressure Paradox”
Have a look at our finalist short video for #VeritasiumContest, “The Pressure Paradox.” If you think it’s amazing and fantastic (um, it is), leave a comment in the main thread! Editing and animation by me. https://t.co/3CXBWi1RyZ
Veritasium Contest Update:
After watching hundreds of 1-minute science videos, my team and I were blown away by these 13 finalists:
https://t.co/P0SYfaXN9w
Winners will be announced Sep 15! Let me know your favorites.
Today is the 1st day of the 2019-20 season. No going back, #BurnTheShips. Do your thing internet, lets go viral!
Get your season tickets here https://t.co/9JFrGBucnD @FloWrestling@ncaawrestling
Through lectures, Supreme Court cases, readings and more, this new #MOOC taught by @McCormickProf will give you a better understanding of the most critical questions related to the Constitution.
The course starts today! https://t.co/NSlL9hpvaj
Demonstrating mathematician Blaise Pascal’s law of hydrostatic pressure, @PrincetonPhys lecturer Katerina Visnjic and her team created a video explaining the barrel-busting experiment, and recently won an award from @popsci and @nsf for the dynamic visuals.
One of our videos is up for a Vizzies Award! Sponsored by the @NSF and @PopSci the Vizzies are awarded to the most beautiful visualization from the worlds of science and engineering. Check it out and vote for us! :-) @Princeton https://t.co/nQIVfrPC4f