You Can Science It

Where amateur science happens. From quantum physics, to classical mechanics, to biology, and more - look here for regular posts about DIY science projects, some by me and some by others.

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New video testing for Iodine in salt.

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Seeing if light or heat is the primary trigger for the crocuses to open. Heat is definitely a strong factor.

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Seeing if light or heat is the primary trigger for the crocuses to open. Heat is definitely a strong factor.

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‪Increasing the entropy of the universe. #sciencingIt ‬ ‪...although pretty much everything does that.‬

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I alyways like finding the focal length of mirrors in the grocery store. #sciencingIt

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buzz aldrin looks like he’s about to tie trump to a rocket and launch him off into space

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Do it, buzz

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Now that’s a facial journey

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Some of my favorites:

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Its like hes going through the 5 stages of grief but he keeps flip flopping between bargaining and anger

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2017 mood.

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I think this one is my favourite

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I normally don’t reblog things like this but honestly this is one of a kind and buzz is fantastic

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God bless

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Mr. Lund does it again with this simple way to condense oxygen out of the air.

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My photo series from the Great American Eclipse 2017. Taken from Cody Wyoming. Not sure what took me so long to decide to upload this but I found this laying around in my photos and thought I’d share. 

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Great DIY experiment from @thephysicsgirl

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WATCH: Crystal Birth, a Beautiful Timelapse of Metallic Crystals Forming in Chemical Solutions [video]

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This is just cool.

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Copper (II) Acetate from Indie Labs. Looks like the first of a few, can’t wait to see what chemistry is to follow.

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I recorded this ages ago, but I finally got it finished. I’d seen in other places that supposedly you could get a fluorescent light bulb to light up if you held one up beneath high voltage power lines. Indeed it works. Also I did a few other little experiments and explain why we use high voltage in the first place.

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Speed cameras are there to measure the speed of the vehicles running on the road, and are used to find out the people violating the Traffic rules. But can you imagine that you can build a Speed Camera at your home and can measure the speed of vehicles outside your home.  

Check out this:

Raspberry Pi Car Speed Detector

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Been thinking about getting into electronics? Here's a great little resource from Mighty Ohm about how to solder - in comic book form! It also comes in many different languages if you visit the website.

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You may have noticed I’ve not been making a lot of new posts and even less of my own videos, and here’s why. Also a couple of announcements about future plans.