When eating pizza, New Yorkers will recommend that you fold the slice in half longways to reduce mess. Now find out about the math and physics working behind the scenes of that tradition in TED Ed’s Pizza physics (New York-style) by Colm Kelleher, animation by Joel Trussell.

We wish that all of our foods explained related math and physics ideas to us… and more about shapes, too.

via SciAm’s Video of the Week.

Director Tom Jobbins and team bring us on the epic journey of two colorful triangles in We Can Be Ghosts Now by Hiatus featuring Shura.

More shapes and patterns in the archives.

Master juggler Michael Moschen weaves rhythm, physics, and hand-eye coordination into this wonderful performance called The Triangle. 

There are a few more jugglers juggling in the archives.

Thanks, Shonali.

Math + 80s glamrock = Angle Dance. The rock group “Plane Geometry” singsplains angles in this clip from Children’s Television Workshop’s Square One Television, a show dedicated to teaching math. It ran from 1987 to 1992 (if that timeframe wasn’t already very, very clear from the video).

There’s more math in the archives. 

Thanks, Leigh.

Play, a short, looped moment of hide and seek between different dimensions. Animator Alex Grigg created this in just a few nights. Score by Kirsty Tickle.