As always, you can find links to these and more on my website CoolScienceFinds.com. Also, let me know here in the comments which one was your favorite?
Fun fact: The paper one is the reason why "blueprints" is what they are called. Because when the photocopier was still not invented that is how they used to make copies of the drawing/plans.
It’s called cyanotype and you make it by brushing a chemical on a layer of paper adding whatever items on top then leave in our in the sun it will take longer depending on the weather but when the green chemical gets a bit muddier and browner it should be ready to take the items off and put it in water until the place where the items were turns white and the rest turn blue then leave it to dry and you're done!
It appears to be a perfectly balanced metal egg doohickey but it's actually very slightly heavier on one side. So it LOOKS like it defies physics even though it's using physics for a cool trick
Me too! I had a “pet tornado” that was a small container with water and sparkles in it to create a vortex. I still have it but half the water evaporated out of it now though lol.
same, whenever i fill my water bottle with the fountain in school i swish it round in a circular motion and watch the tornado. it's soo cool, i really want the 1st one.
@@OdisseuBR cyanotype paper. then you follow pretty much the same instructions as the video. a sheet of glass on top prevents things from moving if that’s necessary for you.
Only thing he doesnt tell you in tue video 8s that most of this stuff is cheap that globe is fucking stupid too I got one as a gift maybe if I was impressed by chea0 bullshit maybe.
The way you narrate all your stories is wonderfully inspiring nd jst perfect for kids nd the way Sharvay responded in between was so adorable❤❤ we all enjoyed it as always. 😘😘😘
