Musical Tesla Coil :-
Steve Ward can tune his Tesla coil so that the crackle of each spark sounds like a musical note.
Myth busters Play with Sulfur Hexafluoride :-
Everyone knows that helium can make your voice sound high like a chipmunk, but what will happen when Adam Savage inhales some gas that is over five times denser than air?
Boomerang in Zero Gravity :-
Japanese astronaut Takao Doi proves that a boomerang will always return to the person who threw it — even in outer space.
Helium Super fluid :-
At extremely low temperatures, some liquids stop playing by their usual rules.
Halo of Water Vapor Appears Around Supersonic F-14 Jet :-
The shockwave surrounding a supersonic jet can compress air so much that the ambient moisture will form a cloud.
Sound Waves on Fire :-
Reuben’s tube is a classic way to demonstrate the concept of a standing wave. Pump some flammable gas into one side of a tube, and attach a speaker to the other side, and watch what happens to the columns of flames that issue from small holes along the top.
Water Droplets in Zero Gravity :-
An amazing set of experiments performed on the international space station.
Fun with Ferrofluid :-
Magnetic fields creating dynamic sculptures.
How Superconducting Levitation Works :-
A fantastic lesson about exotic materials and magnetism in just over six minutes.
Large Hadron Collider Rap :-
Kate McAlpine and her friends filmed this amazingly informative song within the caverns of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.
