This part of the site is purely for fun. It is comprised of things that aren't mathematically rigorous, and on the level of popular science. Enjoy!
Sean Carroll isn't only a physicist, but also a blogger and a science outreach-er. With doing Ted talk, and appearing on The Colbert Report, he has become quite the voice for physics advocacy. He was written quite a few books, and blogs often on a variety of topics. If there is anyone to check out, and when you're all worn out from doing experiments Bill Nye, or going on a journey with Neil Tyson, and good ol' Carl Sagan, it's Sean Carroll.
Here will be some fun stuff that doesn't really have a specific theme to it.
Spark Science, hosted by Dr. Regina Barber DeGraaff, is a wonderful source of both podcasts and blog posts that satisfy the science craving while also looking at the people behind the science.
In a Nutshell, or Kurzgesagt in German, has a YouTube channel that provides videos explaining interesting concepts with high-quality animation that are unbelievably easy to digest.