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Physics

14 Jan, 11:00


Switchable permanent magnet.

Turning the knob activates a magnetic field strong enough to lift this 5.2-kilogram piece of rail.

Physics

13 Jan, 18:00


Rube Goldberg's invisible machine.

Physics

13 Jan, 11:00


Demonstration of a light carbon nanotube, which "floats" in the air like solidified smoke.

Physics

12 Jan, 18:00


A demonstration of Lenz's law using an MRI machine.

Physics

12 Jan, 11:00


Meissner effect

The effect consists in the displacement of the magnetic field from the volume of the superconductor during its transition to a superconducting state.

Physics

11 Jan, 18:00


A perfectly placed devastating blow.

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11 Jan, 11:00


How strong is the tooth? 🦷

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11 Jan, 10:00


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10 Jan, 18:00


Cloud chamber (Wilson chamber).

That’s a unique device capable of making normally invisible particles of radioactive radiation visible.

Physics

10 Jan, 11:00


Mini jet engine.

Physics

09 Jan, 18:00


A great concept for an electromagnetic levitation module.

Physics

09 Jan, 11:00


A prime example of how to delight an entire room of serious men.

Physics

08 Jan, 18:00


What happens if you squeeze a wet rag in space?

Water forms a cocoon.

Physics

08 Jan, 11:00


Falling an egg into a liquid.

Physics

07 Jan, 18:00


Demonstration of gravity on different celestial bodies.

Physics

07 Jan, 11:00


Active hinge mechanism based on spherical gears.

Physics

06 Jan, 18:00


Due to the large number of nails, the pressure on the surface of the ball is evenly distributed.

Physics

06 Jan, 11:00


Jet engine testing.

Physics

05 Jan, 18:00


An experiment not worth to be repeated at home - aluminum foil in the microwave.

Physics

05 Jan, 11:00


Effect of color on heat absorption.

Physics

04 Jan, 18:00


The slamming of the soap cylindrical membrane in the slow-mo.

Physics

04 Jan, 11:00


Burning cup filled with water

Physics

03 Jan, 18:00


Melting steel with electricity.

Physics

03 Jan, 11:00


That’s how the aerodynamics of vehicles are tested

This method is a wind tunnel. Where the reduction of air resistance, the reduction of noise, the prevention of lifting forces are revealed.

Physics

02 Jan, 18:00


The film allows you to see the magnets inside the devices.

Physics

02 Jan, 11:00


Incredible speed of modern trains.

Physics

01 Jan, 18:00


Working not with our hands, but with our heads.

Physics

01 Jan, 11:00


Demonstration of the bouncing bomb🛢

A special depth-charge aerial bomb for destroying dams, invented by the British during World War II.

Physics

31 Dec, 18:00


Knowledge of physics could help in times of need.

Physics

31 Dec, 11:00


Incredible crane power.

Physics

30 Dec, 18:00


A demonstration of the giant magnifying glass.

Physics

30 Dec, 11:00


Shockwave 💣

Shockwaves can be caused by explosions or by objects moving in a fluid at faster than the speed of sound.

Physics

29 Dec, 18:00


Shape memory effect

Physics

29 Dec, 11:00


Creating a magnet 🧲

If you urgently need a magnet, but don't have one at home, you can make one from the available materials that everyone has...

Physics

28 Dec, 18:00


That solar panel "blooms" like a sunflower and produces 40% more electricity.

Physics

28 Dec, 11:00


Burning cup filled with water

Physics

27 Dec, 18:00


The Coandă Effect

The effect is actually quite widely used; from airplanes to windshield washers in cars and even in air conditioner designs.

Physics

27 Dec, 11:00


Jet Engine

Experiment with a mannequin demonstrating what would happen to a face if it were accidentally hit by a jet engine.

Physics

26 Dec, 18:00


Ferromagnetic effect🧲

A neodymium magnet turns nails into magnets: the cap is the north pole, the tip the south pole.

Physics

26 Dec, 11:00


Simple silver verification for authenticity

Due to its conductive properties, genuine silver moves much slower down the magnetic slide than silver diluted with various impurities.

Physics

25 Dec, 18:00


Hypnotizing epoxy time-lapse.

Physics

25 Dec, 11:00


Homemade mini-acoustic levitator.

Physics

24 Dec, 18:00


Lava vs. 10mm laminated glass

Physics

24 Dec, 11:00


Experiment with quartz beaker, microwave oven and magnesium. As a result, we can observe a clot of plasma.

(Not to be repeated at home)

Physics

23 Dec, 18:00


Better not to catch this one⚾️

Blew out a baseball. With a speed of 1,000 miles per hour.

The mass of the baseball is known and approximates m = 0.145 kg.

Physics

23 Dec, 11:00


That's the incredibly strong Isotruss material.

Physics

22 Dec, 18:00


Apply physics correctly.

Physics

22 Dec, 11:00


Display of a perfect combination of magnetic levitation and electromagnetic induction.

Physics

21 Dec, 18:00


Water decompensation in slow motion camera shooting.

Physics

21 Dec, 11:00


That illusion is commonly referred to as Mephisto spiral.

Physics

20 Dec, 18:00


Color laser + smoke generator, stunning and mesmerizing effect.

Physics

20 Dec, 11:00


Electrical short circuit.

Physics

19 Dec, 18:00


"Drunk glasses"

Curious concept, wine lovers will appreciate it.

Physics

19 Dec, 11:00


What's intriguing is the property of the vibration causing this thing to rotate in the opposite direction.

Physics

18 Dec, 18:00


The shock wave created by an airplane as it gains speed generates vapor cones.

The physical effects of an airplane flying so fast through the air are shock waves. Shock waves form around the airplane as it gains speed and approaches the speed of sound.

Physics

18 Dec, 11:00


Fast air moving around objects reduces pressure, allowing them to float.

Physics

17 Dec, 18:00


Hot cube vs. ice cubes!

Physics

17 Dec, 17:00


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17 Dec, 13:00


Uncanny welding💥

Demonstration of the friction welding process.

Physics

16 Dec, 18:00


Tensegrity is the principle of constructing structures of rods and cables, with the rods running in compression and the cables operating in tension.

Physics

25 Nov, 11:00


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

Physics

24 Nov, 18:00


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.

Physics

24 Nov, 11:00


Conversion of potential energy into kinetic one.

Physics

23 Nov, 18:00


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.

Physics

23 Nov, 11:00


The world's largest hand-held flashlight.

Physics

22 Nov, 18:00


Forced oscillations are motions that occur under the action of an external periodically changing force.

Physics

22 Nov, 11:00


Homemade heat machine with holiday spirit

Rotary motion results from the convection of hot air due to the flames of two tea candles.

Physics

21 Nov, 18:00


Viscoelastic fluid

It exhibits the elastic properties of solids and the irreversible flow properties of liquids.

Physics

21 Nov, 11:00


Luminescence of hydrogen under the action of an alternating electric field.

Physics

20 Nov, 18:00


Physics can be fascinating as well as beautiful.

Physics

20 Nov, 11:00


Illusion special effects pendulum in a spherical mirror.

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19 Nov, 18:00


The inverted glass contains air, keeping the water from penetrating into the glass and extinguishing the candle. The larger the volume of the glass beaker, the longer the candle will burn.
For burning, oxygen is needed.

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19 Nov, 11:00


The curved copper tube is first filled with water. A candle heats the tube and steam forms inside the tube, pushing the water out, causing it to rotate.

A vacuum is created in the coil, which draws in more water to repeat the process.

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Physics

18 Nov, 18:00


The Coriolis Force Apparatus

The Coriolis force
is one of the forces of inertia used when considering the motion of a material point relative to a rotating reference frame. Adding the Coriolis force to the physical forces acting on the material point allows us to consider the effect of the rotation of the reference frame on this motion.

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18 Nov, 11:00


Simple example of how hydraulics function.

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17 Nov, 18:00


Kinetic toy with tail spinning.

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17 Nov, 11:00


Metal paperclip is held on water by surface tension

Molecules of a liquid experience mutual attraction forces. Inside the liquid, the attraction forces of other molecules act on all sides and therefore cancel each other out. Molecules on the surface of the liquid have no neighbors on the outside, and the resulting attraction force is directed inside the liquid. As a result, the entire water surface tends to shrink under the action of these forces.

Cumulatively, this effect leads to the formation of the so-called surface tension force, which acts along the liquid surface and results in the formation of a semblance of an invisible, thin and elastic film on it.

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Physics

16 Nov, 18:00


ELECTRON DIFFRACTION

Electron diffraction is the elastic scattering of a beam of electrons by atoms and/or molecules of a substance, which results in angularly deflected electron beams (so called diffraction beams) from the primary beam.

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16 Nov, 11:00


Benz & Cie is the world's first car with an internal combustion engine, built in 1885 by the German inventor Carl Benz. It was officially granted patent #37435 on January 29, 1886.

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15 Nov, 18:00


Glyphosate is a non-selective systemic herbicide used to control weeds. Among herbicides it ranks first in the world in terms of production volumes.

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15 Nov, 11:00


Aerodynamics at home

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14 Nov, 18:00


This is how a chain reaction occurs when a radioactive substance explodes.

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14 Nov, 11:00


The law of conservation of energy

A classic illustration of the principle is a spring or mathematical pendulum with negligibly small damping.

In the case of a spring pendulum, the potential energy of the deformed spring is converted into kinetic energy of the weight and back as it oscillates.

Likewise in the case of a mathematical pendulum, the potential energy of a weight in a field of gravity behaves in a similar way.

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Physics

13 Nov, 18:00


Niji cube

Here the iridescent spectrum is not created by refraction, as with a prism, but by diffraction, where light waves deconstructively and structurally interfere.

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13 Nov, 11:00


A flying drone with Archimedean propellers (based on sketches of Leonardo da Vinci), was created by American students at the University of Maryland.

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12 Nov, 18:00


Effect of temperature on the material

The vast majority of substances expand when heated.

This can easily be explained in terms of the mechanical theory of heat, since the molecules or atoms of a substance begin to move faster when heated.

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12 Nov, 11:00


Clear example of how effective LED bulbs are.

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11 Nov, 18:00


Ballistics

All shot at 100,000 frames per second.

Comparison of various pistol and rifle ammunition.

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11 Nov, 11:00


Two-dimensional magnetic levitation.

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Physics

10 Nov, 18:00


The vacuum was kept until the can was tilted.

The neck of the can is covered with a wire mesh. As it tilts it, the surface tension of the water prevents air from passing through the mesh until it flips over, increasing the pressure at the bottom and allowing air to displace the water at the top.

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Physics

10 Nov, 11:00


Visual illustration of the force of pressure ejection when a tire explodes.

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09 Nov, 18:00


AREOMETER

Concentration and density data are in constant demand. The strength of alcoholic beverages, the quality of acid in a battery, the condition of antifreeze, saline solutions, and the content of soluble substances in juice are just a few of the tasks where areometers are indispensable.

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09 Nov, 11:00


Van de Graaff generator in action.

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08 Nov, 18:00


Demonstration of a mere application of physics.

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08 Nov, 11:00


If we place the lens on the window sill and get an image of distant objects outside the window on the screen, the distance between the lens and the screen will be equal to the focal length.

Physics

07 Nov, 18:00


The way soap acts?

Liquid molecules experience mutual attraction forces, thus causing surface tension.

By getting into the surface layer of water, soap molecules noticeably weaken the surface tension forces.
Soap and laundry detergents reduce the surface tension of water, increasing its permeability. Therefore, soapy water soaks in and cleans fabrics and other materials, taking the dirt away with it.

Physics

07 Nov, 11:00


The drops of water act as a collecting lens, the image for the observer is inverted.

A collecting lens is a lens which is thicker in the middle than at the edges.

Physics

06 Nov, 18:00


Rehbinder Effect visual demonstration

It represents an adsorption reduction of strength — a change in the mechanical properties of solids due to physical and chemical processes causing a decrease in the surface energy of the body.

In the case of a crystalline solid, what is also significant is that the crystal exhibits the defects in structure necessary for the nucleation of cracks, which then propagate under the influence of the medium.

Physics

06 Nov, 11:00


If the Moon were a giant mirror.

Physics

05 Nov, 18:00


In fact, it is an optical illusion.

In this video, the frame rate of the camera unit coincides with the rotation frequency of the helicopter blades. That is why it appears that the blades are not rotating.

Physics

05 Nov, 11:00


Levitating pots with houseplants

The levitation effect is realized with the help of magnets in the planter and the stand.

Physics

04 Nov, 18:00


Besides liquid in the flask, there is also gas, which expands when warmed by the heat of the hand.

The temperature of the gas rises, so the pressure of the gas also grows. Increasing pressure of gas inside leads to the fact that the liquid begins to move upwards, against gravity, to the part of the flask where the pressure is less. When the gas in the lower part cools down, the liquid comes back down again.

Physics

04 Nov, 11:00


Steam machine

When water is heated, intense vaporization occurs. The vapor pressure rises, eventually causing the cork to fly out.

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03 Nov, 18:00


The law of momentum conservation for rotational motion.

Physics

03 Nov, 11:00


A clear process on the fuel consumption in a rocket.

Physics

02 Nov, 18:00


When the volume level gets above 155-160 dB, the car starts shaking and almost bursting with vibration. At low frequencies, the windows burst.

Physics

02 Nov, 11:00


Surface tension, taking soapy water as an example.

Physics

01 Nov, 18:00


Sports are sports, but no one has ever cancelled the knowledge of physics.

Physics

01 Nov, 11:00


Oscillation in an elastic medium

When striking the tuning fork, vibrations arise inside, they are almost invisible, only slightly audible. As soon as the horns of the tuning fork are submerged in water, a whole storm is born.

Physics

31 Oct, 18:00


The oscillation of the candle, by melting the wax and reducing the mass. And then inertia enters the process.

Physics

31 Oct, 11:00


The Mandela Effect

When the first bead pops out of the box and rushes down, the angle between the first bead and the one following it changes and they collide.

Physics

30 Oct, 18:00


The piston pump

When the piston moves upward, the liquid under atmospheric pressure enters the tube, lifts the bottom valve and moves behind the piston.

When the piston moves downward, the liquid under the piston presses on the bottom valve and it closes.
At the same time, the pressure of the fluid opens the valve inside the piston, and this fluid moves into the space above the piston.

Physics

30 Oct, 11:00


Cleaning the tangerine by pressure

Physics

29 Oct, 18:00


Sound pressure is the variable overpressure that occurs in an elastic medium when a sound wave passes through it.

Physics

29 Oct, 11:00


Kittens enjoy physics too 😽

Physics

28 Oct, 18:00


Polarization of light is a property of light, resulting in the vectors of electric and magnetic fields of light waves are oriented in a plane parallel to the plane in which light propagates.

It occurs when light is refracted, reflected, or passes through an anisotropic medium.

Physics

28 Oct, 11:00


Wave Optics

Light waves are regarded by their nature as electromagnetic waves, possessing all their properties.

Physics

27 Oct, 18:00


In order to blow out plastic containers, you need a compressor. It is the compressor that generates the pressure by which the air jet is delivered.

Physics

27 Oct, 11:00


Induction heating

A method of non-contact heating with high frequency and high magnitude currents of electrically conductive materials.

Physics

26 Oct, 18:00


Experiments in weightlessness

Physics

26 Oct, 11:00


Shape memory effect

Physics

25 Oct, 18:00


Rare footage of "blue jets" captured from the space station

Blue jets are cone-shaped flashes of light spraying upward from the top of a thundercloud.

Physics

25 Oct, 11:00


Creating a magnet 🧲

If you urgently need a magnet, but don't have one at home, you can make one from the available materials that everyone has...

Physics

24 Oct, 18:00


The Painful Magic of High Voltage Levitation

And keep in mind, you have to be extremely careful with electricity.

Physics

24 Oct, 11:00


That solar panel "blooms" like a sunflower and produces 40% more electricity.

Physics

23 Oct, 18:00


Burning cup filled with water

Physics

23 Oct, 11:00


The Coandă Effect

The effect is actually quite widely used; from airplanes to windshield washers in cars and even in air conditioner designs.

Physics

22 Oct, 18:00


Jet Engine

Experiment with a mannequin demonstrating what would happen to a face if it were accidentally hit by a jet engine.

Physics

22 Oct, 11:00


Ferromagnetic effect🧲

A neodymium magnet turns nails into magnets: the cap is the north pole, the tip the south pole.

Physics

21 Oct, 18:00


Simple silver verification for authenticity

Due to its conductive properties, genuine silver moves much slower down the magnetic slide than silver diluted with various impurities.

Physics

21 Oct, 11:00


Hypnotizing epoxy time-lapse.

Physics

20 Oct, 18:00


Homemade mini-acoustic levitator.

Physics

20 Oct, 11:00


Lava vs. 10mm laminated glass

Physics

19 Oct, 18:00


That's the incredibly strong Isotruss material.

Physics

19 Oct, 11:00


Experiment with quartz beaker, microwave oven and magnesium. As a result, we can observe a clot of plasma.

(Not to be repeated at home)

Physics

18 Oct, 18:00


Better not to catch this one⚾️

Blew out a baseball. With a speed of 1,000 miles per hour.

The mass of the baseball is known and approximates m = 0.145 kg.

Physics

18 Oct, 11:00


Apply physics correctly.

Physics

17 Oct, 18:00


Display of a perfect combination of magnetic levitation and electromagnetic induction.

Physics

17 Oct, 11:00


Color laser + smoke generator, stunning and mesmerizing effect.

Physics

16 Oct, 18:00


"Drunk glasses"

Curious concept, wine lovers will appreciate it.

Physics

16 Oct, 13:00


Water decompensation in slow motion camera shooting.

Physics

15 Oct, 18:00


A red-hot knife against a fishing line.

Physics

15 Oct, 11:00


Ordinary keys, and what a good effect when they move at the same time.

Physics

14 Oct, 18:00


A perpetual motion machine

Scientists have not yet succeeded in creating one, because the amount of energy produced is always less than the amount of energy expended

Physics

14 Oct, 11:00


This is what happens when two apples collide at about 90 km/h.

Physics

13 Oct, 18:00


Prince Rupert drop VS hydraulic press.

Physics

13 Oct, 11:00


Archimedes' Law of Expulsion

One of the laws of statics for liquids and gases: a body submerged in a liquid or gas has an expulsive force equal to the weight of the volume of liquid or gas displaced by the part of the body submerged in the liquid or gas.

Physics

12 Oct, 18:00


Amazing illusion.

There is a transparent tube in the stream, pumping water upward, and then it falls dow

Physics

12 Oct, 11:00


Volcanic lightning is an electrical discharge caused by a volcanic eruption. This rare phenomenon is caused by the static electricity that is generated in the volcanic plume

Physics

11 Oct, 18:00


Fantastic slow-mo. What happens if you add molten salt (800ºC) to water.

Physics

11 Oct, 11:00


Pulling beams🛸

These are waves that can pull particles toward the source.

Physics

10 Oct, 18:00


Demonstration of centrifugal force in action🚀

This is the force of inertia, which is introduced in a rotating reference frame and which is directed from the axis of rotation.

Physics

26 Sep, 11:00


A great concept for an electromagnetic levitation module.

Physics

25 Sep, 18:00


A prime example of how to delight an entire room of serious men.

Physics

25 Sep, 11:00


What happens if you squeeze a wet rag in space?

Water forms a cocoon.

Physics

24 Sep, 18:00


Falling an egg into a liquid.

Physics

24 Sep, 11:00


Active hinge mechanism based on spherical gears.

Physics

23 Sep, 18:00


Demonstration of gravity on different celestial bodies.

Physics

23 Sep, 17:03


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Physics

23 Sep, 11:00


Due to the large number of nails, the pressure on the surface of the ball is evenly distributed.

Physics

22 Sep, 18:00


An experiment not worth to be repeated at home - aluminum foil in the microwave.

Physics

22 Sep, 11:00


Effect of color on heat absorption.

Physics

21 Sep, 18:00


The slamming of the soap cylindrical membrane in the slow-mo.

Physics

21 Sep, 11:00


Melting steel with electricity.

Physics

20 Sep, 18:00


That’s how the aerodynamics of vehicles are tested

This method is a wind tunnel. Where the reduction of air resistance, the reduction of noise, the prevention of lifting forces are revealed.

Physics

20 Sep, 11:00


The film allows you to see the magnets inside the devices.

Physics

19 Sep, 18:00


Incredible speed of modern trains.

Physics

19 Sep, 11:00


Working not with our hands, but with our heads.

Physics

18 Sep, 18:00


Demonstration of the bouncing bomb🛢

A special depth-charge aerial bomb for destroying dams, invented by the British during World War II.

Physics

18 Sep, 11:00


A magnetic chaotic pendulum.

Physics

17 Sep, 18:00


Incredible crane power.

Physics

17 Sep, 11:00


Knowledge of physics could help in times of need.

Physics

16 Sep, 18:00


A demonstration of the giant magnifying glass.

Physics

16 Sep, 11:00


Shockwave 💣

Shockwaves can be caused by explosions or by objects moving in a fluid at faster than the speed of sound.

Physics

15 Sep, 18:00


Shape memory effect

Physics

15 Sep, 11:00


Creating a magnet 🧲

If you urgently need a magnet, but don't have one at home, you can make one from the available materials that everyone has...

Physics

14 Sep, 18:00


That solar panel "blooms" like a sunflower and produces 40% more electricity.

Physics

14 Sep, 11:00


Burning cup filled with water

Physics

13 Sep, 18:00


The Coandă Effect

The effect is actually quite widely used; from airplanes to windshield washers in cars and even in air conditioner designs.

Physics

13 Sep, 11:00


Jet Engine

Experiment with a mannequin demonstrating what would happen to a face if it were accidentally hit by a jet engine.

Physics

12 Sep, 18:00


Ferromagnetic effect🧲

A neodymium magnet turns nails into magnets: the cap is the north pole, the tip the south pole.

Physics

12 Sep, 11:00


Simple silver verification for authenticity

Due to its conductive properties, genuine silver moves much slower down the magnetic slide than silver diluted with various impurities.

Physics

11 Sep, 18:00


Hypnotizing epoxy time-lapse.

Physics

11 Sep, 11:00


Homemade mini-acoustic levitator.

Physics

10 Sep, 18:00


Lava vs. 10mm laminated glass

Physics

10 Sep, 11:00


Experiment with quartz beaker, microwave oven and magnesium. As a result, we can observe a clot of plasma.

(Not to be repeated at home)

Physics

09 Sep, 18:00


Better not to catch this one⚾️

Blew out a baseball. With a speed of 1,000 miles per hour.

The mass of the baseball is known and approximates m = 0.145 kg.

Physics

09 Sep, 11:00


That's the incredibly strong Isotruss material.

Physics

08 Sep, 18:00


Apply physics correctly.

Physics

08 Sep, 11:00


Display of a perfect combination of magnetic levitation and electromagnetic induction.

Physics

07 Sep, 18:00


Color laser + smoke generator, stunning and mesmerizing effect.

Physics

07 Sep, 11:00


"Drunk glasses"

Curious concept, wine lovers will appreciate it.