Foam crumbs in a sound wave 🔈

A 3-axis camera stabilizer on a gimbal, which seems to defy the laws of physics, but it does not 📹

The combustion process inside the transparent engine in the slow-mo footage 🔥

From the video, you can see the gear valve and piston working together, as well as the flame inside the surprisingly strong acrylic cylinder.

What happens to a contaminated dish if you pour some liquid nitrogen into it 🥶

Amazing food experiment "Marangoni effect".

This one used milk and dishwashing detergent😅

One way to use a home laser turret 😄

Some materials have a shape memory effect - after deformation, they return to their original shape if heated.

Physicists, this one's for you. 😮

Uncommon puzzle keys. 👍🏻

How long do you think it would have taken you to solve it?

Bowling ball vs huge balloons.

An engineering approach to the stash. 👍🏻 😝

You don't have to lift the table anymore, you just have to push it up. 😜

An extraordinary projection installation that creates the illusion of invisibility of sculptures 😱

Reverse clock, where time flows upward instead of downward.

Klein Bottle

This is a certain non-orientable surface of the first kind, i.e., a surface without a difference between the inner and outer sides, and which thus limits itself to a zero volume in space.

Apple Vs Magnets

Who bits who?

This gif depicts neodymium magnets. The apple just slipped out due to its spherical shape, i.e., they didn't squash it, but tossed it aside.

Neodymium glass changes color depending on the wavelength of light hitting it.

Partial Vacuum

How it works:
Burning paper heats the air molecules in the bottle, setting them in motion so they begin to repel each other. Some of the air escapes through the gaps between the egg and the neck of the bottle. When the flame goes out, the air molecules cool down and attract each other.

The air from outside the bottle rushes into it, but the egg blocks its path. The pressure of the air molecules outside the bottle is so strong that they literally push the egg inside the bottle.

Hot Ice

Baking soda + acetic acid + table salt + water.

Liquid Toy Physics

Slime is a toy with the properties of a non-Newtonian liquid.

It is usually made of borax and some polysaccharide, such as guar gum.

If the slime is not touched, it will spread on the surface. Abrupt action causes it to flatten, change shape, and even tear.

Who ever said Physics was dull?

Case in point: the centripetal force that makes a body move in a circle. This force is always directed along the radius toward the center of the circle along which the body is moving.