If you haven’t already seen some of their videos you really owe it to yourself to watch the huge water balloon explosion we posted. And now they are back with a simple tuning fork in water, I give you the slow mo guys:

This is one of the cooler slow motion videos I’ve seen for sure.

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Dropping knowledge like always. Also, try to watch this and not have the “Billy Nye the Science Guy” theme song stuck in your head.

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I knew about a couple of these, but this was still both informative and amazing.

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Apparently some students at UC Davis helped develop a real time colored topography and virtual water flow sandbox….this is awesome.

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Warning: Don’t watch if you don’t believe in Evolution

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Thank God gum doesn’t take that long to pass, and I don’t care if it doesn’t cause arthritis it’s gross…

Can you imagine being in the plane as it’s wobbling back and forth like that? Pretty amazing that even some of the smaller planes were able to land in those conditions.

This is just a great video celebrating an amazing moment, and I don’t care what any one else has to say about it.

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I think this guys commentary is almost as cool as the fact that this magnet doesn’t fall quickly through the copper pipe.

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This isn’t your ordinary summer camp…

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I’m a sucker for Rude Goldberg videos and what better way for Google to announce their worldwide science fair along with CERN, Lego, National Geographic, and Scientific American to announce a worldwide science fair?

Who knew Georgia was a hot bed for extreme weather, let alone hail?

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You can always count on the Japanese to come up with some crazy ideas. Shimzu construction and architecture firm doesn’t disappoint with this very cool list of futuristic mega projects. From floating botanical cities to a self contained mega city pyramid that would house a million people. My favorite by far though is this solar belt that would circle the moon and then beam energy back to Earth through lasers!

This really is an amazing job of creating the illusion of an upward slope. When I see videos like this it almost makes a lot of the big theatrical magic I see not as exciting because I understand more how easy it is to manipulate people’s vision of what is happening. I mean is David Copperfield really flying in this clip? Claudia Schieffer should be ashamed of herself.