Physics explainers — static site

Two files, no build step, no dependencies. Open index.html in any browser to preview.

• index.html — the hub / landing page (links to each explainer)
• noether.html — the Noether's theorem page (math renders via MathJax over the internet)

Publish it (pick one)

Option A — GitHub Pages (durable, free forever)

1. Create a free account at github.com if you don't have one.
2. Make a new public repository. To get the clean address USERNAME.github.io, name the repo exactly USERNAME.github.io (your GitHub username). Any other name works too — you'll just get USERNAME.github.io/repo-name.
3. On the repo page, click Add file → Upload files, drag in index.html, noether.html (and this README), then Commit changes.
4. Go to Settings → Pages. Under "Build and deployment", set Source = Deploy from a branch, Branch = main, folder = / (root). Save.
5. Wait ~1 minute, refresh, and Pages shows your live URL. Share that link anywhere.

Option B — Netlify Drop (a link in ~60 seconds)

1. Go to app.netlify.com/drop
2. Drag the whole site folder onto the page.
3. It instantly gives you a live URL. (Free account lets you rename it and keep it.)

Add more explainers later

Create a new file like entropy.html, upload it, then copy one of the "Coming soon" cards in index.html, point its href at the new file, and update the title/description. That's it.

Linking from YouTube / Facebook

YouTube and Facebook can't host the page, but they can link to it: paste your published URL into your YouTube channel's About → Links, a video description, a pinned comment, or a Facebook post.