🌽A visual demonstration of Stokes' Law in corn syrup

Stokes' Law, named after George Gabriel Stokes, describes the relationship between the frictional force of a ball moving in a fluid and other quantities (like the radius of a particle, the speed of a particle). If a ball or body moves in a liquid, it must overcome the force of friction.

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The most gorgeous single-phase ground fault

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Slo-Mo and gravity = a sticky experiment

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The simplest, yet most useful cable break test tool 👍

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This robot can do real work.

Imagine this in a commercial laundry (hotel, hospital, or retirement home) or retail laundromat folding clothes for customers.

It could replace lots of jobs soon.

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Interactive analytical AR presentation of a road cycling race

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A spectacular experiment demonstrating what happens to powerbanks if you put them under the press

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A Chinese father's video of his daughter tearfully saying goodbye to her broken Al learning robot.

People already get emotionally attached to AI. Now imagine Figure03 at home and it breaks, people will have a breakdown.

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🚀Spectacular launching of a butane "rocket"

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Fun games with the Mobius strip

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🔦 Portable laser light in action

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Levitron is a spinning spinner capable of "hovering" in the air over a special box that forms a magnetic cushion

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One more illusion 🤓👇

Because of the light flickering at a certain frequency, the impression is created that the water is flowing upwards. This is not the case, the water flows as usual.

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Buildings resist earthquakes

Seismically insulated foundation buildings rest on several elastic rubber cylinders. They act like car shock absorbers, turning sharp shocks into slight vibrations.

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Another video proving that transport automation is closer than we think.

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Plastic water bottle under the press🔥

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🧐How to make a rocket out of Coca-Cola and butane

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⚡️Inert gas - xenon excited by electric discharge

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Conversion of mechanical energy into business 😎

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Experimental unit for hydrogen peroxide-based aircraft

Early prototype. The reactor for decomposition of peroxide is on the "tip of the blade". The pressure in the reactor is pressurized by centrifugal force. Silver catalyst for decomposition of peroxide.

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