How Not to Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking

How Not to Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking

Demonstrating The Magnus Effect With Paper Cups

Demonstrating The Magnus Effect With Paper Cups

Mechanical 7-Segment Display Made out of Cardboard

Mechanical 7-Segment Display Made out of Cardboard

Coffee Cup Stirling Engine

Coffee Cup Stirling Engine

Crookes Radiometer

Crookes Radiometer

Galton Board: Desktop Probability Machine

Galton Board: Desktop Probability Machine

This cool little device allows you to visualize the statistical concept of normal distribution.

Turing Tumble: A Mechanical Computer Powered by Marbles

Turing Tumble: A Mechanical Computer Powered by Marbles

Turing Tumble lets you build real mechanical computers with marbles, switches, and gears.

Wooden Combination Lock

Wooden Combination Lock

See and learn how the mechanics of a combination lock works with this open lock.