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Lunar Eclipse & Moon Facts

April 2, 2015March 23, 2018 Ana Uncategorized eclipse, moon, physics

IMG_0039-1There is a lunar eclipse coming up this Saturday, and it will be visible from Australia. Click through to learn some fun facts about the moon like why the full moon always rises at sunset or why lunar eclipses always happen during full moon!

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DLSR Shutter in Slow Motion

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015 Ana Uncategorized camera, DSLR, flash, photography, rolling shutter, shutter, SLR, video

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Have you ever seen a DSLR’s shutter mechanism in slow motion? The Slow Mo Guys have created a fantastic video showing us how it works!! The rolling shutter allows for very fast exposure times and can lead to some funky artifacts! Continue reading →

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Gravity

November 6, 2014February 3, 2015 Ana Uncategorized acceleration, air, equations, equations of motion, feather, formulas, gravity, jumping, Newton, physics, time, vacuum, video

img_3675-1If you drop two very different objects from the same height will they land at the same time? And if you repeat this in vacuum will the result be different? Click through to find out the answer with Newton’s laws of motion and universal gravitation!

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Blue Sky

October 21, 2014May 9, 2015 Ana Uncategorized blue, blue sky, colour, minute physics, photography, physics, red, scattering, sky, sunrise, video

IMG_7131-1-1Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue, the sun is yellow and sunsets are red? This is due to Rayleigh scattering from the air molecules. They scatter more blue light than red so when looking at the sky it seems blue! Click through to learn more.

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Tiny People, Tiny Cities

July 31, 2014November 26, 2014 Ana Uncategorized equations, perspective, photography, physics, trigonometry

IMG_9378-2Have you ever wondered why things that are further away look smaller? Click through to learn more about angles and how to use them to take cool funky photographs :)

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Minus Green

July 24, 2014October 21, 2014 Ana Uncategorized colour wheel, gif, inversion, minus green, minute physics, pink, snails, video, white balance

Sydney - Inverted PinkAs most of you probably know, colours correspond to different wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum. But what wavelength represents the colour pink? Click through to learn more :)

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I am a Spanish physicist in love with photography. I am passionate about the relationship between photography and physics, and my favourite things to photograph are landscapes, cities and travels.

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