WELCOME TO NERDSTY

Learning as we go.

We build things, explore ideas, ask questions,
and see where curiosity takes us.

SCIENCE × CODE × CREATIVITY

Featured explorations.

A few things we're curious about

Science and AI artwork is illustrative; Minecraft image is from The Backrooms Project.

THE NERDSTY OBSERVATORY · INTERACTIVE

Space Lab

A whole Solar System to explore. Meet the Sun, planets, and moons in 3D. Follow their orbits, compare worlds, and see where sunlight falls on Earth.

Explore planets & moonsStep through timeSee Earth’s day & night
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THE NERDSTY SCIENCE LAB · INTERACTIVE

Element Lab

118 elements. A world to explore. Meet the atoms behind familiar materials—from carbon and copper to the compounds around us.

Explore the periodic tableMeet the atomDiscover real-world connections
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LEARN SOMETHING NEW

A little practice.
A new possibility.

Flashcards and learning tools for keeping your brain in motion.

Inside the Nerdsty lab.

Notes from the workbench
LEARNING

Finding patterns in spectra

Our Enveda CASMI exploration starts with a question: what can the fragments of a molecule tell us about its structure?

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SUBMITTED

Teaching a bot to farm

Our Kaggriculture entry turned planting, harvesting, and worker schedules into a programming experiment.

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PLANNING

An agent for the phone calls

Can an AI assistant help schedule or cancel appointments? We're exploring how that could work.

Read the project note →

This project is on the drawing board. We're thinking through the conversation flow, confirmation steps, and the connections an assistant would need to make a useful call.

Also on the workbenchFlashcards, refreshed ↗A new look, flip-to-reveal cards, and voice answers.
THE CREATIVE CORNER

The Backrooms Project

A Minecraft Backrooms map, texture pack, and shaders by waffle_or_pancakes.

Explore on CurseForge ↗

From our screens.

Experiments worth sharing
CURRENTLY EXPLORING

Follow a good question.

Books, lectures, and ideas we're spending time with.

01 / PHYSICS

Richard Feynman

Books and lectures that make room for wonder.

02 / MATHEMATICS

A History of Pi

By Petr Beckmann. A familiar number with a remarkably long history.

03 / VISUAL LEARNING

3Blue1Brown ↗

Building intuition for linear algebra.