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Yes. You CAN Freeze Anit-Freeze

It doesn't sound right does it? This video explains how it's possible to freeze anti-freeze and the chemistry behind it.

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Zack’s desire to understand synesthesia translated into a hi-tech mask and of series sensors that allow him to smell red, green and blue.WWW

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Experiencing Synesthesia with Innovative Device

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It's not just opera singers who can shatter glass with the power of their voices.WWW

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This Trick Isn't Just For Opera Singers

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A beautiful blue lightshow trails behind this surfer as he cuts through ocean waves.WWW

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Bioluminescent Wave

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This teacher attempted to ignite alcohol vapor in a bottle, but things didn’t go as planned.WWW

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Science Experiment Gone Wrong

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These poor watermelons just can't seem to catch a break! RIP watermelons.WWW

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Weapons of Melon Destruction!

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Eat your heart out aquaman. This jetpack uses a simple system of propellers to send you flying through the water.WWW

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Underwater Jetpack

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Check out how this car transformers from a normal automobile into a robot.WWW

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Transformers in Real Life

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A Danish man is a master at breaking concrete blocks using just one hand.WWW

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How to Break Concrete in One Punch

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No corkscrew, no problem. See how this man opens a wine bottle with only a shoe.WWW

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Open a Wine Bottle with Only a Shoe

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This doctor is a baby magician!WWW

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How to Instantly Make a Baby Stop Crying

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Imagine waking up and seeing fish swim by your window!WWW

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Stay in this Underwater Bedroom

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Nature is weird.WWW

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Watch a Shark Emerge From Its Egg

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This new technology allows bands to play around the world without leaving their own city.WWW

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These Performers are Actually Holograms!

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Giant Jenga AND fire? What could go wrong? These guys use a special gel that shields their hands from the flames.WWW

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This hare defied the odds and escaped this massive avalanche.WWW

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How Do Animals Survive Avalanches?

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There's no science here you may scoff! Not so! Making a chip circle involves principles of engineering such as creating cantilevers - and a steady hand.WWW

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Forget Crop Circles. Meet Chip Circles.

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Jimbo was rescued as a cub and is now at 4500-pound bear!WWW

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Rescued Bear Cuddles His Human

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No, it's not magic. This illusion uses lights and lenses to make objects disappear.WWW

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The Invisibility Lenses

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This is a hilarious illustration of just how strong the drive of a male grouse can be as he mistakes a man's head for a potential mate.WWW

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Epic Mating Season Mixup

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This amazing robot is helping scientists study this amphibian.WWW

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Salamander Bot Replicates Amphibian's Movements

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An environmentalist has created an entire island floating on trash.WWW

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Float On This Trash Island

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Beware of "Snocomotive!" What looks like a light powder from a fresh storm coming from this commuter train, actually gets compacted into something unpleasant.WWW

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Commuter Train Creates Snowballs From Hell

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One bite from this venomous snake could kill 20 people. How and why is this man able to kiss one?!WWW

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For record breaking pogo jumpers their height comes from a mix of specialized pogo sticks and waving a free arm for balancing and momentum.WWW

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The How To Guide to High Stakes Pogo Jumping

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This woman is able to pull an entire truck with her hair, which begs the question how strong can your hair really be?!WWW

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How Strong is Your Hair?

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This family in Indiana has created this ice tree since the 1960s!WWW

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The Family Ice Tree

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An artist collects his blood for 18 months, creating batteries with them. The blood provides the electrons that moves between the electrodes powering speakers.WWW

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Find Out How This Artist Makes His Blood Sing

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Our scientists break out their best puns, but which one of them deserves the Pun Master title?WWW

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Which Outrageous Scientist is the Punniest?

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Giant Jenga AND fire? What could go wrong? These guys use a special gel that shields their hands from the flames.WWW

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Two inventors in Latvia have created a drone strong enough to pull a person on a snowboard.WWW

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Let's Try Drone Boarding!

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Find out what scientific process combined with some strong arms allow for some legen-dairy homemade butter making.WWW

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The Dudes Who Make Butter Faster Than Toast

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Our very own scientist, Mike North, gets to see colors for the very first time using some neat glasses!WWW

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Seeing Color for the First Time Ever

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