I recently made some hydrogen gas using a reaction between sodium hydroxide found in drain cleaner and aluminum foil. While this reaction was cool, I didn’t really know the science behind it. After doing some research it turned out to … Continued
On a recent trip to New York City I wondered what would happen if you dropped a fidget spinner off the Empire State Building. I knew that a penny wouldn’t do much damage but I had no clue what you … Continued
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In my recent video on the science behind fidget spinners I talked about rolling resistance any why it stops bearings from spinning forever. In this video I go more indepth into the factors that contribute to rolling resistance. Thank you … Continued
I recently acquired some highly reactive sodium metal. This sodium in it’s metal form is highly explosive when it reacts with water. In this video I discuss the science behind sodium metal, and make some big explosions. Thank you so … Continued
Recently my Australian friend had me try Vegemite and I absolutely hated it and I couldn’t understand how people actually liked this stuff. On my recent trip to Australia I decided to ask some people to try Vegemite to see … Continued
I’ve always thought sucking helium in helium was really cool, but I never knew why it made your voice so high pitched. Also I’m a bit under the weather if my voice sounds off (Besides when I sucked helium). Thank … Continued
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The frontal lobe is really what makes humans, humans. All of the “Higher Thinking” we carry out everyday if controlled by the frontal lobe. The frontal lobe controls things like rewards, consequences, similarities and differences, problem solving, language, memory, and … Continued
This plane is flying at 30,000 feet thanks to physics! At rest the air molecules are hitting the wings equally from all sides. But when in motion the curvature and angle of the wing causes more air molecules to hit … Continued