A neat experiment you can do at home with off-the-shelf Muriatic acid.
Muriatic acid contains Hydrochloric acid, which reacts with the zinc insid
A neat experiment you can do at home with off-the-shelf Muriatic acid.
Muriatic acid contains Hydrochloric acid, which reacts with the zinc inside a modern penny.
After the acid eats away all the zinc, all that`s left is a copper shell only one thousandth of an inch thick!
You can use this penny shell for an old but simple magic trick where you hide a dime inside it.
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Nikola Tesla, electrical engineer and scientist was best known for his extraordinary contributions to the development of electric power and electromag
Nikola Tesla, electrical engineer and scientist was best known for his extraordinary contributions to the development of electric power and electromagnetism. While some of his theories often seemed to nudge the line between science and wizardry, the apparent impossibilities of his reasoning was an illusion created by the lack of understanding of emerging technology in his time.
Although our technological capabilities have since come a long way, the fundamental science behind much of what we take for granted goes unexplained. This unawareness has become a comfortable state, justified by the convenience that technology brings us - which is the real illusion.
Today, our gadgetry and electronics rely on unseen forces as much as we rely on them. The following experiment celebrates the wonders of natural science and the impossibilities made possible through man-made technology.
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Weve all seen what happens when you add Mentos to diet coke but what happens when you put the tasty candy in a can of Tetleys Beer? The result may sur
Weve all seen what happens when you add Mentos to diet coke but what happens when you put the tasty candy in a can of Tetleys Beer? The result may surprise you.
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