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Roger Juarez is an in-house science writer at Biology Insights specializing in introductory physics and mechanics. He taught physics in San Antonio, Texas public high schools for eight years, known for hands-on structural engineering and egg-drop labs. Juarez studied physics at Northern Illinois University and received a master’s in curriculum and instruction from Augusta University.

How Does Magnification Work? From Lenses to Microscopes Physics
What Is Ultrasound Physics? How the Science Works Physics
How Physics Is Used in Modern Medicine Physics
Can a Human Lift a Car? A Scientific Explanation Physics
Why Fly Swatters Work: A Look at Biology and Physics Physics
How Does Cold Work? From Physics to Biology Physics
Why Can’t You Crack an Egg With Your Hand?Physics
What Is the Relationship Between Impulse and Momentum?Physics
How Does Cohesion Work? A Look at Molecular Forces Physics
How Much Do You Weigh in Water? The Science of Buoyancy Physics
Why Is It Important That Ice Floats?Physics
Do People Float? The Science of Human Buoyancy Physics
How Much Force Can a Human Punch Generate?Physics
Why Does Water Roll Off the Surface of a Leaf?Physics
Why Does Evaporation of Sweat Cool Your Body on a Warm Day?Physics
What Is Negative Buoyancy and Why Do Objects Sink?Physics
The Science of Why Water Cools You Down Physics
Why Is the Reynolds Number Dimensionless?Physics
When Is Flow Turbulent Based on the Reynolds Number?Physics
Can You See an Atom With a Microscope?Physics
How to Increase Buoyancy: The Science of How We Float Physics
How to Measure Impact Force: Key Methods Explained Physics
What Is Resistance to Flow? Causes and Examples Physics
What Is a Natural Frequency? Examples and Resonance Physics
What Is a Laminar Flow? Definition and Examples Physics
How Is Energy Wasted and Why Is It Unavoidable?Physics
How to Keep an Egg From Breaking When Dropped Physics
What Is the Main Reason for Water’s High Surface Tension?Chemistry
How Does a Cold Pack Work? The Science of Cooling Physics
How Strong Is a Punch? The Science of Punching Power Physics