Tomorrow (August 12th), the UK will experience a massive partial solar eclipse, with over 90% of the Sun obscured! We won’t see another one this big until 2090. Viewing it safely is absolutely crucial, whether you are using solar filters or a DIY pinhole camera. I’ve put together a safety guide and a quick video on how to build a pinhole viewer in 15 minutes. Read my latest blog post for the details!
In my latest blog post I give a simple recipe to get full marks on Physics practical methods questions. Check it out!
Did you see that I had released a video yesterday where I worked through two GCSE Physics six mark calculations? See my latest blog post.
Happy Easter to all who celebrate it! Enrolled tutees can get an exclusive achievement today by visiting their dashboard and clicking the button!
I’ve finished uploading my collection of old videos, dating back as far as 1949 (and of varying quality). These videos are in the public domain, but I think it is good to have an all-in-one-place repository. This would make it easier to find one in the future. Check out my latest blog post for the link!
My Physics department at school has a collection of old VHS cassettes, some dating back to the 1980s. I don’t want them to be lost forever, so I’ve started the process of digitising them. I found an old VCR in a cupboard in the geography/geology department, got a SCART to HDMI adapter and a video…
Don’t forget to watch the 2025 Christmas Special! Link in my latest blog post.
In yesterday’s tuition sessions I encountered an issue, where I could not justify what the mark scheme said about a question. After some more thought, I believe there are mistakes on the mark scheme for this question. Watch the video below to see my thoughts. Am I wrong? Please do let me know if I’m…
Congratulations for getting to the end of the academic year!
A-Level Physics Support Sessions for Paper 2 and Paper 3A are going ahead! Also, another calculator gets added to my collection. See the blog post for more!