I Made a Science Poodle Skirt | 1950s Science Outfit Part 1

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Last year, I had a brilliant idea. Poodle skirt, BUT MAKE IT SCIENCE! So now I'm executing that idea in what will be a two part video to make the ultimate 1950s style science themed outfit. Today we are focusing all on the skirt so watch to find out how it turns out and stay tuned for part 2 next week. Thanks for watching, I love you guys!!!
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28 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 13

@coledig7157 9 дней назад

I love the combo of science and design!

@BriannaDignard 5 дней назад

Glad you like it!

@MalcolmAubrey 6 дней назад

1,000 subscribers! Congrats!

@BriannaDignard 5 дней назад

Thanks! 😃

@EllenPeterson-py9ok 9 дней назад

Amazing! Because science nerds don't have to be fashion failures!

@MikinessAnalog 6 дней назад

I has a question about heavy elements. I know that stellar mechanics can't create anything more dense than iron, and gold is created in events no less energetic than supernovae. Are scientists suggesting that 118, 119, 120 and higher can't be created by natural events?

@BriannaDignard 5 дней назад

Elements 95-118 present on the periodic table are considered synthetic elements because they're produced in the lab and haven't been found anywhere naturally occurring on the Earth. Anything past 118 if it were to be created would probably fall into the same category.