36 GIFs Of Science In Action

Matt Arone Published 07/12/2014 in Pop Culture

Awesome science gifs and information that you might not have known..

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Tattoo laser removal
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Dry ice and dish soap
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Soy sauce is very high in Sodium which causes fishs nerves to become active and spasm.
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This is how a slinky falls
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Flying snakes exist. Theyre know as chrysopelea.
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Blood in hydrogen peroxide
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Making a simple motor, You need: a battery, a copper wire and a magnet. Place the battery on the magnet, then put the wire on top and watch it spin thanks to the interaction between the magnetic field from the magnet and the electric field from the battery.
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This is what a match looks like when it burns.
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Mercury II Thiocyanate decomposition
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Gallium in hot water. Gallium, used mostly in electronics has a melting point of 85 degrees Fahrenheit and will melt if held in your hand ... May or may not be toxic, so if you do buy some, do so at your own risk!
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This is how a tadpole becomes a frog.
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How ants walk.
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Gas igniting in a jar
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How a beanstalk finds support
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This is what a star being sucked into a black hole looks
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This is how a ladybug flies.
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This is what an egg looks like in water
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This is how the human face develops in the womb
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You can do this with your computer!...But be warned, it cannot be undone!
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This is how they make chains
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What happens when you pop a falling balloon
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This is what happens when you throw boiling water out a window at -41C
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Pythagorean's Theorem visually
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The octopus is the master of camoflauge
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This is how a dog drinks water
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Sulphur hexaflouride is much denser than air...Dont try this at home: sulphur hexaflouride is almost 24,000 times more potent than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas.
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Chlorine tablet rubbing alcohol in closed bottle
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How blood reacts to snake venom
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This might be how the statues on Easter Island were moved
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The Earth compared to the biggest star
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Slow motion transformation of beta tin into alpha modification
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This is how a key works
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Ever wonder what it looks like when a strawberry grows and ripens?
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More gas igniting in a jar, because you can't have too much of a good thing.
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1.
Tattoo laser removal
2.
Dry ice and dish soap
3.
Soy sauce is very high in Sodium which causes fishs nerves to become active and spasm.
4.
This is how a slinky falls
5.
Flying snakes exist. Theyre know as chrysopelea.
6.
Blood in hydrogen peroxide
7.
Making a simple motor, You need: a battery, a copper wire and a magnet. Place the battery on the magnet, then put the wire on top and watch it spin thanks to the interaction between the magnetic field from the magnet and the electric field from the battery.
8.
This is what a match looks like when it burns.
9.
Mercury II Thiocyanate decomposition
10.
Gallium in hot water. Gallium, used mostly in electronics has a melting point of 85 degrees Fahrenheit and will melt if held in your hand ... May or may not be toxic, so if you do buy some, do so at your own risk!
11.
This is how a tadpole becomes a frog.
12.
How ants walk.
13.
Gas igniting in a jar
14.
How a beanstalk finds support
15.
This is what a star being sucked into a black hole looks
16.
This is how a ladybug flies.
17.
This is what an egg looks like in water
18.
This is how the human face develops in the womb
19.
You can do this with your computer!...But be warned, it cannot be undone!
20.
This is how they make chains
21.
What happens when you pop a falling balloon
22.
This is what happens when you throw boiling water out a window at -41C
23.
Pythagorean's Theorem visually
24.
The octopus is the master of camoflauge
25.
This is how a dog drinks water
26.
Sulphur hexaflouride is much denser than air...Dont try this at home: sulphur hexaflouride is almost 24,000 times more potent than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas.
27.
Chlorine tablet rubbing alcohol in closed bottle
28.
How blood reacts to snake venom
29.
30.
This might be how the statues on Easter Island were moved
31.
The Earth compared to the biggest star
32.
Slow motion transformation of beta tin into alpha modification
33.
This is how a key works
34.
Ever wonder what it looks like when a strawberry grows and ripens?
35.
More gas igniting in a jar, because you can't have too much of a good thing.
36.