Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream
Milk, Suger, Cream, Vanilla and a dash of liquid nitrogen are all you need to whip of a batch of really tasty ice cream in less than two minutes.
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Milk, Suger, Cream, Vanilla and a dash of liquid nitrogen are all you need to whip of a batch of really tasty ice cream in less than two minutes.
Technically it’s the “Worlds largest ball of twine…Wrapped by a single person.” Located in Darwin, Minnesota. Looks best when viewed full screen. [pano w=”850″ f=”TwineBall/TwineBall.xml”]
Very colorful place… Pretty good for a series of handheld shots. [pano f=”El-Camino-Sky/El-Camino-Sky.xml”]
Dunk a basketball in liquid nitrogen and then try to dribble it. What do you think will happen?
This footage of an octopus camouflaging itself is amazing. A few seconds into the video it simply appears right in front of your eyes.
A fine powder injected into a flame can create an incredible torch of flame. One correction, the second powder is lycodpodium which has nothing to do with mold, not sure where that came from!
It’s become a classic summer experiment – mentos and cola. Drop a handful of mentos candies into a container of your favorite carbonated beverage and you get a jet of liquid as the candy makes the carbon dioxide come out of solution.
The ballplosion is created by filling a 2 liter bottle with super cold liquid nitrogen and allowing the expanding gas to rupture the bottle. The force of the explosion launches the balls 20 feet or more into the air!
This was the second annual water rocket event at Imagination Station. We had all the supplies on hand for any visitor to build a water rocket and then head outside to launch it. We only had a few land in the river and none hit a building like happened in this segment. Overall it was a lot of fun.
Back in 2008 there were paddle boats at international park in Toledo.