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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

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

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

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Bioluminescent Wave

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

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

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Weapons of Melon Destruction!

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

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

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Transformers in Real Life

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

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

This doctor is a baby magician!WWW

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How to Instantly Make a Baby Stop Crying

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

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Stay in this Underwater Bedroom

Nature is weird.WWW

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Watch a Shark Emerge From Its Egg

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!

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?

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

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

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The Invisibility Lenses

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

This amazing robot is helping scientists study this amphibian.WWW

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Salamander Bot Replicates Amphibian's Movements

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

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Float On This Trash Island

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

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

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?

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

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The Family Ice Tree

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

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?

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!

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

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