Are there any recreational physics journals for classical mechanics enthusiasts?

[Undoubtedly0]

Do there exist any "recreational physics" journals? Such as one that publishes simple, but interesting, applications of classical mechanics?

 

[jtbell]

Are you interested in simply reading, or in publishing something that you've written?

Physics Teacher magazine, published by the American Association of Physics Teachers, might fill the fill:

http://tpt.aapt.org/

 

[M Quack]

For mostly electronics projects with some mechanics, check out

http://www.evilmadscientist.com/

 

[Undoubtedly0]

Thanks jtbell, this is something like what I was looking for.

 

[Matrix0]

There are indeed several "recreational physics" journals that exist, which publish articles on simple yet interesting applications of classical mechanics. One example is the Journal of Recreational Physics, which has been publishing articles since 1971 on various topics such as puzzles, toys, and games that involve principles of physics. Another example is the Recreational Physics Bulletin, which has been publishing articles since 1993 on experiments, demonstrations, and projects related to classical mechanics that can be done at home or in a recreational setting. These journals provide a fun and accessible way for readers to engage with and learn about physics.