Notes Science
This blog is for write the blog-record, the experience and etc about science, math, and picture about it. This blog so include about rubik Cube 3x3, solution, and simulation. Please enjoy it. Blog ini berbicara tentang sains, catatan, pengalaman dan gambar tentang hal tersebut. Begitu juga tentang penyelesaian rubik 3x3.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Physics At The T-Shirt
In Jogjakarta, Indonesia, there are five member of Physics Olympics in Croatia. One of them is Ataka Awalur Rizki, that at the moment he still be the student of SMAN 3 (State High School) Yogyakarta. He get the predicate as runner up (Silver Medals) at this Olympics. But at the other story, Ataka is the young Enterpreneur of Jogjakarta. Now, he is study ini Electrical Engineering Of Gadjah Mada University and have a big bussines: "Smart T-Shirt". We can see it in http://kauspintar.com. Ataka and the parents have spirit to make Physics is Simple to everyone. The simple formulas of Physics are wrote at the T-Shirts. So the discover such as Newton, Edison, Galileo, Archimedes story were wrote at the T-Shirt.
At the site http://kauspintar.com, we also can order it via online. With his online staff, Ataka and his business can develop the Physics World.. So make it simple the Physics with T-Shirt!!
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Anti Color Blind Test
If you see all of the number in the test specimen, you have no color blindness. If you can see one or all of the pics, you have a normal filter, so the other man can say that you are : Color Blind human. The simulation of how color blindness human see, can look below:
The test image can interpret by color blindman as:
So, You can continue with this picture:
Can you see that the picture is : LETTER 6? If you can, you have a color blindness. The answer of the picture, like that :
So, at the moment, we don't say that color blindmen are BLIND. But they are just have minority different filter.
The picture get from:
http://critiquewall.com/files/2007-12-10-Blindness/
Left Or Right Handled Are You
Fig 1.
If you can answer all pictures under 20 second, you have a potential to use LEFT handled. The Left Handled human have a brainskill to determine, which is hand use. Please continue with second Fig
Which Triangle you see at the picture? One triangle is BLACK Line, and other Triangle are white. If you see the dominant white triangle, you have Right Brain or LEFT Handled.
So, you can try the exercises below that I get from http://www.lefthandersday.com/tour3.html.
We all, of course, know in which hand we hold a pen, but how far does this bias extend throughout your body? Are you left-eared? Left eyed? Here is a simple test you can apply to yourself.
- Imagine the centre of your back is itching. Which hand do you scratch it with?
- Interlock your fingers. Which thumb is uppermost?
- Imagine you are applauding. Start clapping your hands. Which hand is uppermost?
- Wink at an imaginary friend straight in front of you. Which eye does the winking?
- Put your hands behind your back, one holding the other. Which hand is doing the holding?
- Someone in front of you is shouting but you cannot hear the words. Cup your ear to hear better. Which ear do you cup?
- Count to three on your fingers, using the forefinger of the other hand. Which forefinger do you use?
- Tilt your head over on to one shoulder. Which shoulder does it touch?
- Fixate a small distant object with your eyes and point directly at it with your forefinger. Now close one eye. Now change eyes. Which eye was open when the fingertip remained in line with the small object? (When the other eye, the non-dominant one, is open and the dominant eye is closed, the finger will appear to move to one side of the object.)
- Fold your arms. Which forearm is uppermost?
If you have always considered yourself to be right or left-handed you will probably now have discovered that your body is less than total in its devotion to its favoured side. If you are right-handed the chances are that you were not able to be 'right' 10 times.
Decimals to Binary with natural Calculator
The art of decimals
- (1/4)1 + (1/4)2 + (1/4)3 + (1/4)4 + (1/4)5 + . . . . = (1/4)+(1/16)+(1/64)+(1/256)+… ≈ 1/3
- (1/3)1 + (1/3)2 + (1/3)3 + (1/3)4 + (1/3)5 + . . . . = (1/3)+(1/9)+(1/27)+(1/81)+… ≈ 1/2
- (1/2)1 + (1/2)2 + (1/2)3 + (1/2)4 + (1/2)5 + . . . . = (1/2)+(1/4)+(1/8)+(1/16)+… ≈ 1/1 ≈ 1
So, how about the Art of Math? So Beautiful?? enjoy your day
This Math Exercises, please don't try this at home
The circle and the rectangular
Please see at the two pics above. This picture are courtesy from http://bimosaurus.wordpress.com/2010/04/29/lingkaran-dan-persegi-panjang/ . At the first picture show that the circle will be cut as eight pieces congruency. And the part of pieces A and B will assembled as the picture. So we can see that the assembled side will looked like RHOMBUS.
At the Pict 2 we will cut the circle many pieces, nd will assembled as the picture. We can see that the space will look like rectangular space. So, we can determine the formula of rectangular from the circle formula. If the large of circle is (22/7).(r^2), so we can count the wide of "rectangular". Wide = large/r.