Building a Tiny Weather Station
A small board, three sensors and a few lines of code. Measuring the weather from a window sill.
“In the hands of curiosity, science becomes insight, technology becomes power, and the future becomes ours.” — Cyber13Mindx
A small board, three sensors and a few lines of code. Measuring the weather from a window sill.
Light focused hot enough to melt metal, filmed at a thousand frames per second.
A trampoline, a heavy ball and some marbles: gravity you can see.
Clean joints in ten minutes of practice.
Servos, cardboard and a microcontroller.
Water molecules and a magnetron.
An old laptop doing new jobs.
Qubits, superposition and entanglement in plain English, and what quantum computers can't do.
Satellites, atomic clocks and a little bit of Einstein. All inside the map app you use every day.
DNS, handshakes and a few hundred milliseconds of teamwork between computers around the world.
Radio waves, channels and a little handshake.
What actually happens when you charge.
Light, air and a bit of scattering.
Notes from switching sides.