Grant Thompson teamed up with Cody, from Cody’s Lab, to experiment and see what would happen if Sodium Metal got flushed down the toilet. Watch the video below.
Tag: experimental films
How to Make a Railroad Tanker Implode
MythBusters Hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman took on their biggest experiment ever in an attempt to implode a full size tanker car! On their last episode of the season, the TV hosts spent four days in July at the Port of Morrow in Boardman, Oregon testing whether a railroad tanker can actually implode if… Continue reading How to Make a Railroad Tanker Implode
Watch What Happense When Injecting Egg Yolk With Ink
A video uploaded by NikonMicroscopes YouTube channel that features ink being injected into a beating heart of a chick embryo just 72 hours old, while inside an egg. Whether you like it scrambled or sunny side up, the video may make you change your mind about eating eggs for a while.
Chasing Ice: The Largest Glacier Calving Ever Filmed
Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed the largest glacier calving ever filmed at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full 1.6 kilometers (1 mile) across a calving face 4.8 kilometers (3 miles) wide. The height of the ice is about 914.4 meters… Continue reading Chasing Ice: The Largest Glacier Calving Ever Filmed
Amazing Bead Chain Experiment in Slow Motion
On the latest episode of Earth Unplugged by BBC Earth Productions, they met with Steve Mould, the science guy from Britain’s Brightest, to explore the science behind the “self siphoning beads”. Steve demonstrates how the self-siphoning chain of beads works in slow motion. Amazingly, the entire chain of beads siphons out of the jar, float in midair seemingly against gravity. The chain levitate even… Continue reading Amazing Bead Chain Experiment in Slow Motion
Screengrab: Will Mess with Your Brain
Documentary filmmaker Willie Witte likes to make fun experimental films in his spare time. His latest, SCREENGRAB, was made without the help of computer effects, which is pretty amazing. Watch the video below. via: This is Colossal