AMAZING AND FANTASTIC EXPERIMENTS YOU SHOULD REPEAT
Science experiments are just amazing! They are really easy to make and they look fantastic! And the best thing about these ones is that you totally can repeat them at home! Dry ice, static electricity, water tricks and that's only the beginning! Have fun!
You don't need anything special to do magic tricks. Sometimes, it can be just paper or water. Check out our cool water and oil tricks and surprise all you friends with your skills. For this craft, you'll also need some food coloring and aspirin. Pour some oil into a transparent glass jar, add up water and coloring, throw a pill, and enjoy a colorful geyser!
You have to check out our adorable soap bubble hacks – they are really incredible! Try to repeat a multi-layered soap bubble. Another awesome trick is lighting a candle. Watch our awesome kids magic tricks video and see how to surprise your friends and family.
Dry ice is a perfect material for magic tricks and experiments, especially, when you mix it with soap bubbles.
A plastic tube can be a magic wand! If you don't believe us, try and see yourself. It accumulates static electricity, and you can perform a lot of amazing science experiments with water, balloons, tin cans, and what not!
Watch this video for kids and see how many drops of water can a coil hold.
Surprise your friends and family with awesome (but a bit messy) chemistry hacks. For the most impressive one, you'll need potassium permanganate, liquid soap, hydrogen peroxide. Mix them all together, add hydrogen peroxide last, and behold the magic!
Check out our awesome electricity hacks. All you need for making them is...vegetables! You'll be impressed when you see how much electricity you can get from a lemon!
Watch this video up to the end and see how you can pop a balloon with orange peel.
TIMESTAMPS:
01:13 – Aspirin trick
01:39 – Dry ice tricks
04:40 – Microwave tricks
10:18 – Egg trick
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The following video might feature activity performed by our actors within controlled environment- please use judgment, care, and precaution if you plan to replicate.
Science experiments are just amazing! They are really easy to make and they look fantastic! And the best thing about these ones is that you totally can repeat them at home! Dry ice, static electricity, water tricks and that's only the beginning! Have fun!
You don't need anything special to do magic tricks. Sometimes, it can be just paper or water. Check out our cool water and oil tricks and surprise all you friends with your skills. For this craft, you'll also need some food coloring and aspirin. Pour some oil into a transparent glass jar, add up water and coloring, throw a pill, and enjoy a colorful geyser!
You have to check out our adorable soap bubble hacks – they are really incredible! Try to repeat a multi-layered soap bubble. Another awesome trick is lighting a candle. Watch our awesome kids magic tricks video and see how to surprise your friends and family.
Dry ice is a perfect material for magic tricks and experiments, especially, when you mix it with soap bubbles.
A plastic tube can be a magic wand! If you don't believe us, try and see yourself. It accumulates static electricity, and you can perform a lot of amazing science experiments with water, balloons, tin cans, and what not!
Watch this video for kids and see how many drops of water can a coil hold.
Surprise your friends and family with awesome (but a bit messy) chemistry hacks. For the most impressive one, you'll need potassium permanganate, liquid soap, hydrogen peroxide. Mix them all together, add hydrogen peroxide last, and behold the magic!
Check out our awesome electricity hacks. All you need for making them is...vegetables! You'll be impressed when you see how much electricity you can get from a lemon!
Watch this video up to the end and see how you can pop a balloon with orange peel.
TIMESTAMPS:
01:13 – Aspirin trick
01:39 – Dry ice tricks
04:40 – Microwave tricks
10:18 – Egg trick
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For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me/ This video is made for entertainment purposes. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, safety and reliability. Any action you take upon the information on this video is strictly at your own risk, and we will not be liable for any damages or losses. It is the viewer's responsibility to use judgment, care and precautions if one plans to replicate.
The following video might feature activity performed by our actors within controlled environment- please use judgment, care, and precaution if you plan to replicate.
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