EXPERIMENT Glowing 1000 degree METAL BALL vs ice tea

EXPERIMENT Glowing 1000 degree METAL BALL vs ice tea

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ice cream is delicious, but what happens when it's exposed to extreme heat? In this experiment, we will test what happens when we put a glowing 1000 degree metal ball into ice cream

In this series of experiments, we will be comparing the effects of two instances of the Glowing 1000 degree Metal Ball experiment. The experiment involves heating a metal ball to a temperature of 1000 degrees, causing it to emit a vibrant glow. We will explore how this heated metal ball interacts with various objects and substances.

The experiments will include the following elements: gallium, a gas torch, an anti-stress ball, orbeez, marshmallows, a liquidizer, a blender, markers, an egg, slime, liquid nitrogen, eggs, popcorn, Coca Cola, watermelon, toothpaste, chocolate, and jelly. Each of these items will be subjected to the intense heat of the metal ball to observe their reactions and outcomes.

Additionally, we will compare the effects of the hot metal ball against ice, a 1000 degree knife, and lava, examining the unique interactions and consequences of each combination.

These experiments draw inspiration from sources like Power Vision and encompass various do-it-yourself activities, crafts, and life hacks. They offer an opportunity to learn new skills, explore creative projects, and have fun. However, it is crucial to prioritize safety and exercise caution when conducting any experiments or projects.

Remember to follow safety guidelines, take appropriate precautions, and conduct experiments in a controlled environment.