Almora light bulb

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Hydrostatic Paradox

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Demonstration of spontaneous synchronization

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Vacuum experiment

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Leidenfrost Effect

The phenomenon in which a liquid heated above its boiling point does not evaporate, but slides silently over the surface of whatever it is resting on.

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An unusual prototype of Newton's cradle of incandescent light bulbs

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Centrifugal force

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The world's largest hand-held flashlight.

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The motion of the ball in the flow is explained by Bernoulli's principle — the difference of pressures acting on the surface of the ball from different sides.

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Conversion of potential energy into kinetic one.

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When already in the 19th century it was possible to transmit energy without wires, but only now realized.

The video features a Tesla coil from the 19th century. It allows wireless transmission of electricity.

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The fluorescent dyes in the mineral oil are slowly mixed with room temperature water.

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Gathering lens VS egg

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Tesla owners will have the ability to turn their cars into robotaxis. Technically, your car will earn money for you.

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Mariana Trench deepsea Quirky Quest

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Neodymium magnets produce free energy 🧲

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Spiral Kinetic Art

The rotation creates a translational motion vertically, and each spiral has a slight asymmetry that complicates the perceived motion

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Devil's firecracker

Powdered sulfur (S) and zinc (Zn) interact violently. Smoke puffs and a bright yellow-green glow can be seen.

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Flames conduct an electric current

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Cutting glass under water

Scissors make a micro-crack, the capillary effect completes the process by breaking off pieces of glass. The splitting occurs due to the wedging action of the capillary water.

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🍸The "balancing" experiment

If you leave about a 1/3 of the liquid in an aluminum jar, the jar can be balanced at a 45 degree angle.

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