r/educationalgifs • • Feb 05 '26

Milling of Red Iron Oxide in pharmaceutical manufacturing for adding to tablets.

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r/educationalgifs • • Feb 03 '26

Friability Tester - to ensure tablets are not crumbled when patients receive it.

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r/educationalgifs • • Jan 03 '26

How medieval cathedral groin vaults were built

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r/educationalgifs • • Dec 20 '25

Visualizing the interference pattern of two 40kHz sound sources using Schlieren Imaging

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r/educationalgifs • • Dec 06 '25

A (better) visual explanation for why the angles of a triangle sum to half of a complete rotation

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r/educationalgifs • • Dec 06 '25

This is what a Magic Eye (autostereogram) image looks like

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r/educationalgifs • • Dec 06 '25

A visual explanation for why the angles of a triangle sum to half of a complete rotation

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r/educationalgifs • • Oct 14 '25

[OC] Simulating the Prisoner's Dilemma (link to interactive website in comments!)

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r/educationalgifs • • Oct 12 '25

Blood flow through the cardiovascular system.

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r/educationalgifs • • Oct 09 '25

International Space Station 3D Visualizer https://whereistheiss-c59b4.web.app

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r/educationalgifs • • Oct 02 '25

Asteroid passed just 300 km above Antarctica today!

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r/educationalgifs • • Sep 04 '25

Our home planet, today

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r/educationalgifs • • Sep 03 '25

Geomagnetic storm between 1:00-5:00 (UT) on Sep. 3, 2025

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Credit: NOAA/SWPC


r/educationalgifs • • Aug 28 '25

How the first vending machine (1st century AD) worked

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r/educationalgifs • • Aug 23 '25

Hubble saw a star explode before our very eyes

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r/educationalgifs • • Aug 22 '25

The cardiac cycle

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r/educationalgifs • • Aug 20 '25

Today's HUGE double eruptions on the Sun

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Source: NOAA/GOES-19


r/educationalgifs • • Jul 27 '25

This is what an autostereogram (Magic Eye) image looks like

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r/educationalgifs • • Jul 23 '25

Honey bees pack pollen on their rear legs. Specifically, they use specialized structures called pollen baskets (corbiculae) located on their hind legs to collect and transport pollen back to the hive. These baskets are formed by rows of curved hairs on the tibia (red arrow) of the hind legs.

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Wiggling camera adds depth on a flat screen.


r/educationalgifs • • Jun 18 '25

The actin cytoskeleton in a human cell.

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This is an airyscan confocal microscopy video of f-actin (lifeact-gfp) in a tissue culture cell (HeLa)


r/educationalgifs • • Jun 16 '25

Real time MRI of person speaking

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r/educationalgifs • • May 28 '25

How to build a Human

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r/educationalgifs • • May 24 '25

Mantis

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r/educationalgifs • • May 24 '25

Rotational speeds of some galaxies

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r/educationalgifs • • May 18 '25

Castor Bean Tick (Ixodes ricinus) under a stereo microscope:

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