A Red Hot Ball Of Nickel Placed On A Block Of Ice.

Grains of sand under a microscope 

Soaking flowers in highlighter fluid Try this at home: Flower science experiment for kids Top image source

“Adding colour to water… in zero g” [x]

This is a large-scale demonstration of the interaction between period and pendulum length, using 16 bowling balls hung from a wooden frame.

Alexander Graham Bell. Tetrahedral Kite Experiments, 1902-1908.

Materials: 1. Water 2. A clear plastic bottle with a cap 3. Dish washing soap 4. Glitter Steps: 1. First, fill the bottle until it reaches 3 quarters full 2. Next, add 3 drops of dish washing soap in the bottle. 3. Then, sprinkle in 3 pinches of glitter. 4. Next, put the cap on tightly 5. Finally, turn the bottle upside down. And hold it by the neck. Quickly, spin the bottle in a circular motion for 10 seconds and stop to see a mini tornado in your bottle. Lesson: When you spin the bottle, it creates a water vortex. The water is spinning around the center of the vortex because of centripetal force. Centripetal force is an inward force directing an object or fluid towards the center of its circular path. Examples of natural vortexes are tornadoes, hurricanes, and waterspouts.

10 Great YouTube Channels for Fun Science Experiments 

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WHIZKID SCIENCE Experiments

hooplakidz Lab 

Incredible Science

Science for Kids

Steve Spangler’s Sick Science

Veritasium

HowCast

Dr. Mad Science

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Science Bob

GIF Tip: Build a Potential Energy Vehicle 

Create a vehicle that stores potential energy, then converts it to kinetic energy. A fundamental law of Physics is that energy is never created or destroyed, only changed from one form to another.

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