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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Decomposition of tin

Freezing temperatures are to blame.

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Explosive polymerization of p-nitroaniline

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Bloody Iron Reaction

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Gravity and mountains

Gravity determines the height of elevation on a planet. Therefore, Earth's mountains cannot be higher than 15 kilometers.

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Golden rain

The reaction of potassium iodide and lead nitrate.

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Light and gravity

Light has no mass, but it has weight. This means that light can be bent by gravity.

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Fluffy reef

Polyvinyl alcohol added to urea solution.

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Growth of silver crystals on copper wire

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Magnetic slime

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Liquid aluminum and dry ice

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Heliocentrism and geocentrism

How would the planets rotate if the Earth were at the center of the system.

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Water and sodium

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When the bow is drawn, the arrow has potential energy, the flying arrow has energy converted to kinetic energy

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🌀Vortex bank

The interaction of potential energy of gravity and conservation of angular momentum - a simulation of a waning orbit.

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Incandescent work with glowing glass

Glass becomes malleable when heated to 1,300 degrees.

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Air Yule

Small magnets hold the top attached to the base so that the airflow will cause the air to spin as the air passes through the engineered turbine blades of the elegant spiral design.

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🚀 Rocket creates an amazing twilight phenomenon in the sky

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Hydrophobic surface has the ability to repel water

Liquid droplets on a hydrophobic surface will drip gently from it while maintaining the shape of their molecules.

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