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**wimbo77** · July 12th, 2016, 03:27 PM

Credit to original posters.

**SanteeFats** · July 12th, 2016, 06:30 PM

~~rodak~~ · July 12th, 2016, 07:45 PM

**Eric Cartman** · July 12th, 2016, 11:04 PM

**stockingfan** · July 12th, 2016, 11:55 PM

something different - haven't seen these posted here

Science is a funny thing. It provides a sense of order to this crazy world we live in,
explaining things that we never even knew needed to be explained.

Crazy tricks that will make you second guess the laws of science.

click on title above image for gif’s

frozen spiral of water

The hose is attached to a speaker that is vibrating the hose at the same rate as the
video camera is recording frames per second. This tricks your brain into seeing a
motionless spiral of water.

roaming flame

When you light a candle, the heat from the flame vaporizes the wax. When you blow
the candle out, the vaporized wax lingers in the air. If you apply a heat source
before the vapor dissipates, it will ignite and relight the wick of the candle.

vortex of fire

To produce a fire tornado like this one is a turntable, some cotton swabs drenched
in denatured alcohol, a soup can, and a mesh garbage can to contain it. Just light
the cotton swabs on fire, set the turntable in motion, and watch as the flame shapes
itself into a spiraling vortex of fire.

flaming hand

Coated her hand in a mixture of dishwashing liquid, butane gas, and water.
Because the gas has such a high vapor pressure, only the gas burns when she
lights it on fire, leaving her hand unscathed.

self-teetering candle

According to Isaac Newton's third law of motion, "for every action, there is an
opposite and equal reaction." As wax drips off each end of the candle, the heavier
mass shifts from one side to the other, causing the candle to rock back and forth.

microwaveable plasma ball

When something is on fire, electrons are freed from its atoms. But this freedom
doesn't last very long — the electrons are usually recaptured by the molecules,
causing them to lose energy and emit light, giving fire its signature glow.

But in a microwave, the electric field actually shoves the electrons above the
source of the fire, shaking them around, and causing them to smack into air
molecules. This kicks them into even higher-energy orbits. As the electrons fall
back, they emit light, producing a glowing ball of plasma above the flame. Since the
plasma is hotter than the air around it, it usually rises.

ball moves in slow motion down a slope

The thickness of the honey hampers the speed at which the inner sphere spins
around, causing the ball to move slowly down the slope.

puddle of water flows upward into a glass

The flame is raising the temperature of the gases trapped in the glass, making them
push outward against the liquid. As the flame fizzles out, the temperature of the
gas falls back down. This lowers the pressure in the glass, causing the water to
flow into it.

**Mal Hombre** · July 13th, 2016, 05:16 AM

**Gladys Allova** · July 13th, 2016, 02:21 PM

**SanteeFats** · July 13th, 2016, 03:10 PM

**Eric Cartman** · July 13th, 2016, 10:35 PM

**stockingfan** · July 13th, 2016, 11:00 PM

In honor of National French Fry Day on July 13,
rounded up the best fries in each state + DC by sorting
through expert reviews and local recommendations.

Should’ve listened to Eric Cartman, and not do this while hungry.
Just call me Little Bulb because I"m not too fucking bright.
Could’ve been worse, could’ve been high and have the munchies while doing this

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stockingfan Vintage Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: France, 1789 Posts: 448 Thanks: 1,598 Thanked 11,471 Times in 448 Posts	8 tricks seem to break laws of science something different - haven't seen these posted here Science is a funny thing. It provides a sense of order to this crazy world we live in, explaining things that we never even knew needed to be explained. Crazy tricks that will make you second guess the laws of science. click on title above image for gif’s frozen spiral of water The hose is attached to a speaker that is vibrating the hose at the same rate as the video camera is recording frames per second. This tricks your brain into seeing a motionless spiral of water. roaming flame When you light a candle, the heat from the flame vaporizes the wax. When you blow the candle out, the vaporized wax lingers in the air. If you apply a heat source before the vapor dissipates, it will ignite and relight the wick of the candle. vortex of fire To produce a fire tornado like this one is a turntable, some cotton swabs drenched in denatured alcohol, a soup can, and a mesh garbage can to contain it. Just light the cotton swabs on fire, set the turntable in motion, and watch as the flame shapes itself into a spiraling vortex of fire. flaming hand Coated her hand in a mixture of dishwashing liquid, butane gas, and water. Because the gas has such a high vapor pressure, only the gas burns when she lights it on fire, leaving her hand unscathed. self-teetering candle According to Isaac Newton's third law of motion, "for every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction." As wax drips off each end of the candle, the heavier mass shifts from one side to the other, causing the candle to rock back and forth. microwaveable plasma ball When something is on fire, electrons are freed from its atoms. But this freedom doesn't last very long — the electrons are usually recaptured by the molecules, causing them to lose energy and emit light, giving fire its signature glow. But in a microwave, the electric field actually shoves the electrons above the source of the fire, shaking them around, and causing them to smack into air molecules. This kicks them into even higher-energy orbits. As the electrons fall back, they emit light, producing a glowing ball of plasma above the flame. Since the plasma is hotter than the air around it, it usually rises. ball moves in slow motion down a slope The thickness of the honey hampers the speed at which the inner sphere spins around, causing the ball to move slowly down the slope. puddle of water flows upward into a glass The flame is raising the temperature of the gases trapped in the glass, making them push outward against the liquid. As the flame fizzles out, the temperature of the gas falls back down. This lowers the pressure in the glass, causing the water to flow into it. __________________ Don't forget - 2 wrongs don't make a right, but 3 rights make a left, 2 lefts make a U-turn, & two Wrights made an airplane.

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stockingfan Vintage Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: France, 1789 Posts: 448 Thanks: 1,598 Thanked 11,471 Times in 448 Posts	National French Fry July 13 In honor of National French Fry Day on July 13, rounded up the best fries in each state + DC by sorting through expert reviews and local recommendations. Should’ve listened to Eric Cartman, and not do this while hungry. Just call me Little Bulb because I"m not too fucking bright. Could’ve been worse, could’ve been high and have the munchies while doing this __________________ Don't forget - 2 wrongs don't make a right, but 3 rights make a left, 2 lefts make a U-turn, & two Wrights made an airplane.