
| Num | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | The IP Header |
| 2 | Cantor's Diagonalization, which proves that there are multiple infinities. |
| 3 | The Mean Value Theorem |
| 4 | Circle of Fifths |
| 5 | Origami Crane Base (or Bird Base) |
| 6 | Salsa |
| 7 | The Penguin Diagram |
| 8 | A Flip-Flop |
| 9 | A Two-Way Light Switch |
| 10 | Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (Proof of the Big Bang Theory) |
| 11 | The SIR model of disease |
| 12 | Ammonia |
| 13 | A four-stranded braid |
| 14 | Glycine |
| 15 | The Trefoil Knot |
| 16 | Evolution |
| 17 | One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind |
| 18 | The Laffer Curve |
| 19 | Homologous structures (proof of evolution) |
| 20 | A color wheel |
| 21 | "Braille" in Braille |
| 22 | A Bezier curve |
| 23 | The 7-4 Hamming code |
| 24 | Copernicus' model of the solar system |
| 25 | A flush toilet from 1596(!) |
| 26 | Napoleon's invasion of , and retreat from Russia |
| 27 | How to tell if a toy is for a boy or a girl. (The blue circle says "Do you operate it with your genitalia?", and the orange circle says, "It is for either a boy or a girl." |
| 28 | Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee |
| 29 | Fishtail braid |
| 30 | Phenylalanine |
| 31 | Conductor stick motions |
| 32 | Instructions for building Stonehenge, in the style of Ikea |
| 33 | The standard normal distribution (or bell curve, or Gaussian) |
| 34 | The Feigenbaum fractal |
| 35 | Guitar chord chart |
| 36 | Maslow's hierarchy of needs |
| 37 | A bridge rectifier |
| 38 | Waltz (or box step) |
| 39 | The Boston metro |
| 40 | A phase diagram |
| 41 | A plot of stars, temperature vs. luminosity |
| 42 | The scientific method |
| 43 | The Carnot cycle |
| 44 | A proof of the Pythagorean Theorem |