Martin Gardner Centennial Collection:
Articles from American Journal of Physics and The Physics Teacher
TPT Articles
A newspaper trick
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 40, p. 313 (2002)
A paper pistol
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 40, p. 442 (2002)
A pebble curiosity
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 40 (2000)
A pinhole paradox
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 372 (2000)
A playing-card soliton
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 40, p. 229 (2002)
A slinky problem
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 78 (2000)
A spooky rotation
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 40, p. 123 (2002)
A watermark code
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 301 (2000)
An apparition
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 36, p. 317 (1998)
Archimedes’ pump
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, 41 (1999)
Broken symmetry
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 564 (2000)
Catch the dice
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 36, p. 437 (1998)
Coat hanger
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 43, p. 4 (2005)
Estimating height
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 370 (2001)
Fields, waves, and mysteries
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 31, 330 (1993)
How to test your PK power
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 28, 228 (1990)
Knock off the match
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 191 (2000)
Magic jigger
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 302 (2001)
Match penetration
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, 382 (1999)
Mirror levitations
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, p. 468 (1999)
More or less than half full?
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 4, p. 378 (2002)
Mysterious siphon
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, 561 (2001)
Physics trick of the month: A mirror paradox
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 32, 404 (1994)
Physics trick of the month
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 32, p. 381 (1994)
Physics trick of the month: Sneaky Switches
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 33, p. 515 (1995)
Physics trick of the month
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 34, p. 461 (1996)
PK power in the light of May
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 28, p. 296 (1990)
Reverse jack’s profile
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, 318 (1999)
Rotating cylinders
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 254 (2000)
Shuffled pages
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, 178 (2001)
Suspended bottle
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 254 (2001)
The amazing gender indicator
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 35, 239 (1997)
The bronx cheer effect
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 490 (2001)
The electric grape
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, p. 492 (2000)
The floating vase
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 40, p. 187 (2002)
The jumping pencil
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, 178 (1999)
The revolving circle
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 36, 543 (1998)
The rotating face
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 38, 425 (2000)
The tabletops illusion
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 36, p. 252 (1998)
The twirled ring
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 40, p. 51 (2002)
The unbroken tissue
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 435 (2001)
The water knot
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 107 (2001)
Three switches puzzle
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, p. 88 (1999)
Three tennis balls
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 36, 343 (1998)
Two drop tasks
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, p. 446 (1999)
Two rollers and a yardstick
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, p. 546 (1999)
Two stunts with eggs
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 37, p. 245 (1999)
Water down the string
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 39, p. 36 (2001)
Zero gravity physics
The Physics Teacher - Vol. 36, p. 184 (1998)
AJP Articles
The ambidextrous universe; Left, right, and the fall of parity
American Journal of Physics - Vol. 33, p. 596 (1965)
Order and surprise
American Journal of Physics - Vol. 52, p. 187 (1984)
Guest Comment: Is realism a dirty word?
American Journal of Physics - Vol. 57, p. 203 (1989)
Guest Comment: CSICOP—The Committee for the scientific investigation of the paranormal
American Journal of Physics - Vol. 65, p. 273 (1997)
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