Step into the world of extreme kitchen experiments with the sharpest aluminum foil knife ever created. In this video, we ...

Electricity can flow through some materials but not others. If electricity flows through a material, the material is said to “conduct” electricity. In this activity, you can use batteries, an aluminum ...

2 brass paper fasteners sharp pencil screwdriver aluminum foil plastic tape a light bulb in a bulb holder 3 pieces of wire with bare ends paper clip cotton empty dishwashing liquid bottle scissors ...

A dog owner named Gary recruited his Golden Retriever, Marley, to test whether canines are really afraid of aluminum foil! | ...

How can students from Flintridge Prep unlock their inner science nerd? One way is to take science experiments to homeless ...

When trying to think of a science fair experiment to perform at home, keep in mind some simple rules. Some of the most impressive experiments are the simplest, and demonstrate fundamental ...

IMPORTANT NOTES Reagents B and C are extremely light-sensitive so keep them covered with aluminum foil. Reagent C and D are temperature sensitive so keep them in cold temperature or on ice when using ...

Metals are the only substances that are magnetic. But some metals are magnetic and some are not. The most common magnetic metal is iron. You don't see too many objects made of pure iron but you do see ...

Ever needed a strong yet adhesive-free way to really stick PLA to glass? Neither have we, but nevertheless there’s a way to use aluminum foil and an IR fiber laser to get a solid bond with a … ...