Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Monday, July 29, 2013
Geek Video of the Month
This month’s 'Geek Video of the Month', shares ‘10 amazing science stunts from the psychologist, author and performer that is Richard Wiseman. View his website for a 30 second introduction slide show on him here: www.RichardWiseman.com
We sourced the video from Richard’s YouTube channel ‘Quirkology’, which has nearly 800K subscribers. Well done team Wiseman!
Some of these science stunts featured on this video you will remember from school, others were totally new to us. So if you do have a need to impress your friends, class mates or neighbours, this Summer, with impressive science stunts, then Richard’s Quirkology YouTube channel is a must watch.
Enjoy ;)
We would love to know if you are thinking of trying out any of these interactive experiments. Feel free to comment below.
Author: Sarah Griffiths
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geek video,
sarah griffiths,
science
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Geek Video of the Month

Spotted by our Technical Director, Kieron, this month we’re checking out some seriously ‘cool’ science!
With video courtesy of the Association of Science–Technology Centres, physicists from Tel-Aviv University have put together this fantastic demo of the phenomena of quantum trapping and quantum levitation.
Because of the way superconductors and magnetic fields interact, the cooled superconductor is held in position above the magnets. If you’re interested in learning more about the physics behind this demonstration, why not read up on their site or check out this video, which gives a breakdown of the process.
Author: Alice Cheetham
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alice cheetham,
geek video,
science,
youtube
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