Mr. Dael's World of Mathematics, Alexander High School, Albany, OH (2022)

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This is really amazing.

Mr. Dael's World of Mathematics is a place where students and parents can get information about his mathematics classes at Alexander High School.

It is also a place to find out interesting facts about mathematics.

07/03/2020

All The Sines Were There

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03/23/2019

UNILAD Tech

This is really amazing.

This camera can capture photons of light in slow motion 📷

01/31/2019

BBC Earth

This is a really interesting animation about water.

Every day you drink dinosaur pee.

This is the weird world of water…

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01/20/2019

These Simple Animations by a NASA Scientist Prove The Speed of Light Is Torturously Slow

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12/22/2018

George Takei

It's a big, big galaxy out there.

12/22/2018

Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search - PrimeNet

Really cool.

mersenne.org Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search - Finding world record primes since 1996. GIMPS is an organized search for Mersenne prime numbers using provided free software.

07/02/2018

I like this.

Cow-culus.

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02/08/2018

Mathematical Association of America

Too bad we were not in school today.

Happy e day! In celebration of Euler's number, today, 2/7/18, is known as e day. How will you celebrate?
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What Holds The Magnets Up?

This is a very attractive question.

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01/05/2018

Largest known prime number discovered: 50th known Mersenne prime ever found, on computer volunteered in collaborative project

Wow!

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Can He Make The Shot?

Every physics student at Alexander HS should be able to answer this question.

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11/18/2017

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how a mathematician counts sheep :)

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I hope that after taking my class that the magic component is reduced to about 5%.

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This is really satisfying to look at.

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