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SciWorks Radio Podcast – Educational and Scientific Narration

Voiceover Nerd Productions, Inc. remains committed to science learning and accessibility. I am therefore refurbishing many of my SciWorks Radio Podcast episodes and making them available for anyone (students, teachers, science enthusiasts) to listen to and/or read. These educational science podcasts were created between 2014 and 2017 when I worked at SciWorks, now called Kaleideum. Located in Winston-Salem, NC, Kaleideum is an interactive museum of arts, sciences, and exploration formed by the merger of The Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem and SciWorks in July 2016. The two museums merged into a single organization to reimagine learning and better meet the needs of our diverse community by providing more access to informal science discovery and cultural experiences.

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Papa Wasn’t A Rolling Stone, Otherwise he would have Obeyed The Law…s Of Physics

November 2, 2021 by Shawn Fitzmaurice

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Papa Wasn't A Rolling Stone, Otherwise he would have Obeyed The Law...s Of Physics
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If your papa was actually a rolling stone, his whereabouts would be predictable.

If a boulder and a small rock are rolled down a hill together, logic, instinct, and all the insight you have will tell you that the boulder will travel further than the stone. What you might not have realized is that both objects, generally, rolled the same number of times. Based on this, the rolling stone’s travel distance is predictable!

This same principle applies to smoke plumes, river systems, migrating animals, your veins and arteries, tree branches, and even evolution.

Credited with defining a newly understood law of physics called the constructal law, Dr. Adrian Bejan, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Duke University, published his findings in the journal Nature Scientific Reports. He refined the constructal law to include forces shaping the earth’s surface, rolling rocks, and turbulent eddies in water and air. (Read about it here).

Have a listen to this episode of SciWorks Radio Podcast to hear more. How often can you personally relate to a new law of physics? Listen now.

Hear the Broadcast version of this program here:
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First aired Aug 12, 2016

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