News: The Art of Simple Science

Why does the world work the way it does? Linda Dong takes basic scientific principles and translates them into beautifully simple, explanatory images.

The Art of Simple Science — The narrower the light source, the more sharp an object's shadow becomes. (Foam core, light)

The Art of Simple Science — A battery is anything that converts chemical energy directly into electrical energy. (Potato, pennies, galvanized nails, wire, bulb)

The Art of Simple Science — Heating the air and water inside soap causes it to vaporize and expand, creating a foam. (Microwaved Ivory soap)

The Art of Simple Science — Potential energy is the amount of energy stored in a system because of its configuration. (Found objects)

The Art of Simple Science — Balloons are made up of polymer chains that stretch and seal around punctures. (Needles in a balloon)

The Art of Simple Science — Surface tension 2 (pepper, water, and dish washer soap)

The Art of Simple Science — Unpeeled oranges float, peeled oranges don't. Air bubbles trapped in the orange rind give it buoyancy. (Orange and water)

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