Science engagement and outreach Science at home Our Master of Science Communication Outreach students have been busy making the videos below for you to learn more about Science you can do at home. Try them yourself or download the Science at Home booklet for more fun experiments. Coin Illusion | The Science of Magic A deceptive illusion using just a coin, a glass and some water. Try this simple experiment to learn about the science of magic! Watch the video Hot Ice | Supercooled Liquids Part 2 What can be used to make crystals, hand warmers, and to make salt and vinegar chips taste super delicious? Let's take a deep dive into sodium acetate, which is also called hot ice! Watch the video Remote Learning A new take on 'remote' learning! Infrared waves are hiding in plain sight when you use a smartphone. Try this activity with different remotes and types of cameras - do you get different results? Watch the video Cloud in a jar | Weather Science Make a cloud inside your very own home! Explore some weather science with this very simple experiment. Safety warning: this experiment requires a responsible adult. Watch the video Make a Walking Rainbow Create a magical 'walking' rainbow using capillary action! Watch the video Water Colder Than Zero Degrees? || Supercooled Liquids Part 1 In this video, we explore whether we can cool water below its freezing point. Stay tuned for part 2! Watch the video Eggs-ploration Do you know what is inside and egg or how you can make it bounce without breaking?. Join Dr Julie Egg-sploring the inside of an egg. Watch the video pH magic Lean how to do a fun science experiment with red cabbage juice. Watch the video Rising Cake Experiment | Baking Powder vs. Baking Soda How do cakes rise? And what is the difference between baking powder and baking soda? Try this exciting experiment to find out! Watch the video Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Next page › Last page »