"Follow The King of Random for more exciting experiments, life hacks, and creative science projects. From crazy builds to fun DIY ideas, we test wild concepts and bring science to life in unexpected ...

"Follow The King of Random for more exciting experiments, life hacks, and creative science projects. From crazy builds to fun ...

Production of carbon dioxide from reaction of citric acid and baking soda ...

It's all thanks to tiny living organisms called yeast! In this experiment, we'll see exactly how yeast works by watching it inflate a balloon. The same process that makes our balloon grow is what ...

Imagine you're at a hot air balloon event. The balloonists are busy preparing for flight. They spread out the enormous balloons on the grass and check all the lines. The talk is all about today's ...

Watch this simple but fascinating experiment in action. Notice how the aluminum foil balls respond instantly to the charged balloon, creating a mesmerizing dance inside the bottle. When you rub the ...

Cracker question because helium balloons are actually a pretty controversial topic. Some people argue that they are harmful to the environment because on returning to Earth, animals mistake them ...

“There’s so much science that we can get into, I can only scratch the surface,” the pilot in charge of the hot air balloon said. “But if I can help inspire the students, ask ...

They experiment with two ways that vehicles may be driven - energy directly applied to the axle with a wind-up rubber band, and energy that is separate from the axle using balloon-powered propulsion.

Students at Rochester's John James Audubon School #33 went to new heights Monday, experiencing the wonder and science of a hot air balloon — in the gym. The group learned about the science of ...