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GoPro: Creating Fire Rain - A Steel Wool Experiment

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Rob Nelson and Jonas Stenstom from Untamed Science take us through the process of using steel wool and long exposure to create a fire rain photo.

Can You Start a Fire with a Sandwich Bag?

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Did you know you can start a fire with a ziploc bag, a bit of water, and the power of the sun? Here's how to do it step-by-step.

Holding and Explosion at 20,000 fps

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I always thought firing from the center was the best way to do it. Turns out I'm probably wrong.

Backwards Brain Bike

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Destin from Smarter Every Day challenged me to learn to ride the Backwards Bran Bike for 50 meters.

Do These Liquids Look Alive?

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Why do droplets of food coloring attract, repel, and chase each other?

Pouring Molten salt into Water - Explosion!

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I'm so glad I'm able to watch him do this crazily dangerous experiment at my safe, safe home.

Science Tricks

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10 Amazing Science Tricks Using Liquid!

Fire Tornado in Slow Motion

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Gav and Dan combine wind with fire to create a swirling vortex of flames.

Can You Shatter Glass With Your Voice?

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Physics suggests that a voice should be able to break glass. Let's find out...

The Backwards Brain Bicycle

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I almost broke my brain with a backwards bicycle for the sake of Science.

Experiment Shows That All Of Us Are Naturally Altruistic

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Put to work at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany, Alan Alda finds out how children will help, and like it, while chimps are less inclined to offer enthusiastic assistance.

Mythbusters Water Torture

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On this episode of mythbusters the team tests out an ancient torture method.

Does Sound Affect Taste?

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Greg foot creates an experiment from his kitchen to see if the sounds we listen to can affect the way we taste things.

Which Is Faster: Weaving in Traffic or Staying in One Lane?

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The MythBusters test an old traffic myth that has affected us all. Does weaving in and out of lanes get one to their destination any quicker?

Kevin Delaney Makes a Cloud

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Kevin Delaney from the Museum of Discovery in Little Rock performs some experiments on "The Tonight Show." Science is awesome.

Brian Cox visits the world's biggest vacuum chamber

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Watch a bowling ball and a feather fall in the giant vacuum chamber. A simple experiment but it's really amazing.

Giant Smoke Rings - Cool Science Experiment

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Steve and Ellen use a trash can and a fog machine to fire giant vortex smoke rings across the Ellen DeGeneres studio.

Fast Food ADS vs. REALITY Experiment

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Fast food generally doesn't look anything like its ads, so YouTuber Greg Benson decided to head to fast food chains to see if they could actually make food look like the pictures. You will be surprised they did so well on the second try.

Mousetrap Chain Reaction in Slow Motion

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Gav sets up a chain of 150 mousetraps. Dan sets them off bravely.

Anti-Gravity Wheel?

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In this video I attempt to lift a 19kg (42 lbs) wheel over my head one-handed while it's spinning at a few thousand RPM. This replicates an earlier experiment by Professor Eric Laithwaite. He claimed the wheel was 'light as a feather' and could not be explained by Newton's Laws. I wanted to find out for myself what I really felt like.

When Water Flows Uphill

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In the Leidenfrost Effect, a water droplet will float on a layer of its own vapor if heated to certain temperature. This common cooking phenomenon takes center stage in a series of playful experiments by physicists at the University of Bath, who discovered new and fun means to manipulate the movement of water.