Physics can be fun...

... if approached the right way. It's what makes everything "work". Even "play". I was lucky to get my hands on a "Physics is fun" book when I was young, and, partly thanks to it, I was never intimidated by sciences. They are interesting and FUN!

The project describes physics concepts in a fun and engaging way, then shows and explains a formula related to the subject and even tries to illustrate it in a youthful way.

Using the AWS PartyRock it was very easy to implement the idea. Even though it's rather limiting in the available tools, and maybe because of it, the tools are very easy to use to get creative.

Limitations of the provided models were challenging. Sometimes, even after trying to make prompts as clear as possible, the results are... let's say less than ideal. Also, Stable Diffusion XL may be better at creative rather than explanatory image generation.

I believe that, even if not perfect, and sometimes even too "dreamy" the project manages to give a good and most importantly fun explanation of physics concepts in a way that may make youths feel it's not "dreadful" and may even be fun!

I learned that generative AI can be very creative with vast stores of"knowledge" but correct prompting is very important to get good results. Even so, the results can sometimes be... mixed.

What's next?

I think STEM subjects have a reputation of being uncool, and I think that's undeserved. I've been trying to come up with ideas on how to change that perception, and this may be one of the ways for other subjects too.

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