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solarwindchi.me Audio

UTU

A space weather instrument you can listen to: live solar wind and radiation data turned into an eerie, ever-changing dro…

uvlens.com Interactive

UVLens

A UV index forecast for your location that shows when sunburn risk peaks and when you need sunscreen or cover, with a si…

v2rocket.com Website

V2Rocket

A resource site on the German A-4/V-2 rocket, collecting history, technical details and documents on the world's first l…

baharris.org Website

Vacuum Coffee Pots

A lovingly made personal site devoted to the vacuum coffee pot, with its history, a chronology of patent drawings from 1…

vadenart.com Website

VadenArt

Algorithm-based generative art by Kenny Vaden, mostly made in R, exploring the beauty and turbulence of the world, with…

kurtkeefner.substack.com Article

Varieties of Dualism, Part Four: I am the master of my body

A philosophy essay on dualism arguing that believing the mind is separate from the body has physical and psychological c…

dandelany.github.io Interactive

Vector Toy

An interactive toy for visualizing and manipulating vector field functions, letting you change the math and see how the…

veil.simoneamico.com Interactive

Veil

A browser-based PDF reader that darkens pages for night reading while leaving images, charts and diagrams untouched, so…

ventusky.com Interactive

Ventusky

Interactive weather maps with animated wind, rain, radar and temperature plus dozens of other layers, letting you explor…

ventusky.com Interactive

Ventusky - Weather Forecast, Radar and Wind Maps

An interactive weather map showing forecasts, radar, satellite imagery, and wind patterns from multiple meteorological m…

cloudofoz.com Interactive

Verlet Cloth Simulation

A 2D cloth simulation running in the browser using Verlet physics, where you can grab, drag and tear a hanging sheet and…

taron.de Interactive

Vervette Fluid Sandbox

A fluid-dynamics painting sandbox that runs in the browser, where paint swirls, mixes, and flows realistically as you dr…

makc.github.io Interactive

Very fast rocket

A WebGL simulation of flying through a cubic grid at a chosen fraction of light speed, showing how relativistic aberrati…

verywellmind.com Article

Verywell Mind: Know Your Mind, Take Charge of Your Life

Mental health and psychology site with expert-reviewed articles on conditions, therapy, relationships, and self-improvem…

scrollprize.org Article

Vesuvius Challenge Grand Prize

How a burned 2000-year-old Herculaneum scroll was virtually unrolled and read for the first time, and what the ancient t…

hpfriedrichs.com Article

VFD Amplifiers for Primitive Radio

A hobbyist's page on using vacuum fluorescent displays as tiny tube amplifiers in homemade primitive radios, with circui…

anthropic.com Article

Vibe Physics: The AI Grad Student

A Harvard physicist guides Claude Opus 4.5 through a full quantum chromodynamics research project in two weeks, in a can…

nassiben.com Website

Video-Based Cryptanalysis

Research page showing how secret keys can be extracted from smart cards and phones by filming a power LED or hub light,…

videolectures.net Website

Videolectures

An online learning platform with thousands of free video lectures from conferences, universities and researchers worldwi…

video-tutor.net Website

Video-Tutor.net

A listing of video lessons on algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, chemistry, physics, and statistics, for self…

viewsoftheworld.net Interactive

Views of the World

A collection of world maps distorted to reflect other sets of data, resizing countries by population, wealth, emissions…

viewspace.org Video

ViewSpace

A free collection of self-updating astronomy and Earth science videos and interactives produced by the Space Telescope S…

sciencenorway.no Article

Vikings tagged the great lion in Venice with runes

Researchers revisit the runic graffiti carved on a marble lion in Venice, evidence that Scandinavian Vikings served as M…

woodfromeden.substack.com Article

Violent Enough to Stand Still

An essay asking why human societies changed so little over 300,000 years, weighing violence, cooperation and social stru…

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