It is cotton candy

I’ve done the last one in class before it’s extremely cool

I'm here to get a dose of science trash immunity

Actually the one thing that’s really cool is the « cup, tbls teaspons,… » cause u just don’t to measure anything

In eu we use joules it’s way easier than BTU😊

I love the 1st one cuz it kinda like blackhole but it from 2d (water surface) to 3d (that whirlpool)

Thats a butt plug

C is fake

i thought we were supposed to guess if the 4.5 would be less or more than the real so i said under but i was technically right

My guessed before hearing the answers Round 1: The copper wire would need to have been enameled to prevent shorting. You specified it was bare. A clever trick question but can’t fool everyone. Round 2: The polarizer one is fake. The middle filter is one that rotates the polarization; like a sugar solution or liquid crystals. It’s not a polarizer as you said it is. I was wrong. Well, we come here to learn, don’t we? Round 3: A is fake. The straw will roll in the direction of the greater surface tension, where the bubble is intact. The stated prediction is opposite to what will really happen.

It’s newton fist law, not third

Can you do a face reveal?

number 1 is fucked up lol, having only seen textbook examples i wouldn't knew if it behaves differently

3 is fake

Nitrogen is 7 oxygen is 8

Yeah, you need something to stur your experiement for a while then get the first item.

2/3

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B

This is the first time I've gotten two wrong, but I'm pleased that I've learned something. Though failing to spot that the copper wire wasn't insulated is definitely on me

C

How does the polarized one work? It makes no sense that blocking even more light would somehow make it visible.

1:14 bad example, many of these copper wires have layer of isolation allthough its clear to see through, it still is an isolation

1 is fake

Cheater you didnt say the wire wasnt insulated. I have made electromagnets using this method.

3

Fun fact, you can get a cheaper version of the top by just buying a big bag of plastic Easter eggs, they do the same thing when spun.

C

Yes I got all correct

B was a lie.

Lmao I got them all wrong

C

B

2

YO I GUESSED 6 SECONDS LETS GO

he did say BARE copper wire, it's a fair cop. I didn't notice that, and so you got me.

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Prefect score, though I was pretty torn on Round 3 between all wrong and bubble wrong, but I ultimately went with bubble wrong as a 50/50 guess; either way, I was certain that the bubble thing was false, so I'm taking that as a W.

I got trolled by the bare copper, didn't notice that detail. Figured it was weird that there was no "all are correct" options on this video LOL Steel wool wasn't too difficult and I thought of surface tension for the straw, yipee 🥳

IS THIS THE SHIT I HAVE BEEN LEARNING MATHS IN SCHOOL ALL THESE YEARS TO SOLVE

B

the globe has so many negative reviews of people saying it doesnt work even though it comes with a tool to make making it work 10 times easier

I did the first one myself, my mom does the second one, and I learned about the real orbits in science

❤B

"Oh it has to be C, The other options are really suspicious but I KNOW that they make black

A

You can spin an m&m and it'll do the same thing as the top.

My middle school social studies teacher had one of those floating globes

I cant tell whats real anymore anyways

Talking about the direction of lightning can get very pedantic very fast