Over at our sister site GameSnobs.com, our favorite science poet and former Amateur Scientist Podcast co-host Richard Peacock has created a simple but fun browser-based game called Gravity Bender. By placing planets on a field, you can use the laws of Newtonian physics to fling pellets into a target. It’s sort of like what NASA astronauts do every day, only not at all. Go try and shear the top off the high scores.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Bend Gravity at GameSnobs.com
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