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A quantum computer differs from a classical computer in that it processes information using quantum states, primarily by utilizing principles such as entanglement and superposition in order to perform complex computations. Quantum computers currently exist today (IBM, Google, and other companies are all working towards building practical quantum computers), but still need to be worked…
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With Norway advancing (yay!!) I’ve decided to dedicate a post to the Magnus Effect, which plays a central role in affecting the trajectory of a ball. Whenever you kick a soccer ball, it spins; when a spinning object moves through a fluid (liquid or gas), its path can become deflected due to an additional force…
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Hi everybody! Sorry for the late post, I have been super busy with AP exams and finals :’). I’m finally back, though! This post is about my experience with Science Fair this year. I was fortunate enough to be nominated to participate in the International Science and engineering fair in Phoenix, Arizona! It was super…
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AP Tests are coming up soon! Let’s do some physics review. FLUIDS KEY CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES: That’s the fluids review for today! Come back soon for another unit, probably physics 2 :).
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We’ve covered quantum information, and we’ve covered circuits, so it feels right to combine the two. Quantum circuits (the topic of my science fair project!) are used to aid in quantum systems designed primarily for computational studies. In a quantum circuit, you will of course find qubits, but you may also encounter gates or measurement…
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On December 15th, I presented at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Annual Conference – Exploring Indoor Thermal Environment of Lunar Habitats – Implications of 3D-Printed Wall Configuration. A little background about my year-long project: I investigated heat transfer within lunar habitat walls using simulations in ANSYS, where the walls were partially composed of indigenous lunar material,…
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Let’s learn a little about circuits! Electric circuits have many usages in our everyday life – our lights, fridges, phones, computers, cars, and so much more. Let’s take a simple circuit with two resistors (both 4 Ohms) and a battery with voltage 8 V. An important relation in circuits is the equation V = IR,…
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I like spending time with my friends. I like Math and Physics. I like the stars and solving problems. I really like eating my Dad’s grilled lamb-chops 😛 😛
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