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Laser Ignites Alcohol Rocket Bottles

Mar 212013

Entertaining and informative science experiment channel World Scott used a super sweet 100mW Spyder III Krypton laser by Wicked Lasers to burn black flash paper and ignite the vaporized alcohol in homemade rocket bottles.

The results are glorious, creating a spectacle for both the eyes and ears as the alcohol ignites beautifully with very strange side effect noises and whistles. It’s even more magical in super slow motion.

The new video is quickly making the rounds, and is featured on Gizmodo, StuffIStole, and LaughingSquid.

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Red Hot Nickel Ball Dropped In Honey

Mar 212013

Homestead scientist Cars And Water loves experimenting with burning red hot balls of nickel. His most popular video–where he places a red hot ball of nickel on a giant block of ice–currently stands with over 4.9 million views.

Now, he has returned with an experiment fit for Spring. This time, he drops a RHNB into a cup of honey. The results? Glorious steaming, popping, pulsating, bubbling honey.

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Amazing Water & Sound Experiment 2

Mar 132013

Nearly a year ago, DIY science nerd Brusspup published a Dripping Water Illusion Created With Sound video that became a viral hit. That video currently stands with over 4 million views.

Now, Brusspup has returned with a second iteration of the experiment, only with much cooler visual effect. Using speakers set to very specific frequencies, he creates out of this world water illusions by recording at certain camera shutter rates.

Already, the new video stands with over a quarter million hits.

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Burning Stuff With Solar Power

Mar 102013

This amazing video by Grant Thompson was posted back in December, but it has just experienced a viral surge in viewership over the weekend.

From a previous experiment, Grant got his hands on a giant older television with a perfect screen to create a dangerously powerful solar lens in his backyard.

This isn’t your average juvenile ‘ant frying with a magnifying lens’ project. His DIY lens can literally melt metal, and instantly cause wood to ignite into flames. At it’s focal point, the sunlight reaches around 2000ºF!

Now, the video is featured on popular sites, such as Devour, DailyOfTheDay, and BestOfYouTube.

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Dropping A Red Hot Nickel Ball Into Ice

Feb 092013

Homestead scientist carsandwater continues his online experiment videos. For his latest, he again heated a ball of iron until it was red red hot. Then he simply dropped the ball onto a huge brick of ice.

The results are simply mesmerizing, and have garnered over 650,000 views already.