Magic rainbow milk
Sunday, December 30th, 2007A simple and colorful way to get milk to move with rainbow swirls. Would it work with soy milk or other liquids? The add-in appears to be ordinary dish soap.
The video is about 2 minutes long.
A simple and colorful way to get milk to move with rainbow swirls. Would it work with soy milk or other liquids? The add-in appears to be ordinary dish soap.
The video is about 2 minutes long.
Amazing sculptures that move on their own… the creator of these is probably going to be a lot more famous, but for now he may need an introduction… Theo Jansen makes these in Holland:
Strandbeast - a beast (or beest) that walks on the sand, hoping to be a viral video star! More seriously, Theo has a website where an upcoming movie is referenced - strandbeest.com.
A ferro fluid is, well, watch the video and read the description under it while you watch:
definition “A fluid in which fine particles of iron, magnetite or cobalt are suspended, typically in an oil.” (from webopedia, and they were invented by NASA. Answers.com defines it as “A colloidal suspension that becomes magnetized in a magnetic field because of a disperse phase consisting of ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic particles. “
Helpful video - not a trick, but a real technique.
No need to do 100 pushups a day.
Dice are not just for games anymore… watch stacking as you may have never seen before. All of the tricks are hard for the average person - the middle ones are probably the most interesting.
Amazing Dice Stacking Skills - Watch more free videos
Watch a painting get made, and remade, and evolve… until the final ending which is a bit of a surprise (but not shocking).
It sort of resembles a puzzle as it’s made, but the video & music is a nice 3 minute jaunt.
Amazing unicycle skills.
Don’t try this at home!