These TOP 50 tricks will BLOW your mind

Hi, guys! In this video you will see best science and magic tricks and experiments from Mr. Hacker.
You will see water, glass bottles, plastic bottles, coins, bubbles and balance tricks and experiments.
Have a nice view!

[Scarcen]

This is like five minutes crafts but this is actually worth watching

[nemo]

Basic science should be taught in high school like this instead of through boring text books. You take a child's interest sense of wonder and investigate the principles of the science behind these tricks and the kids will be far more engaged and learn so much more.

[M_Istini]

Замечательный полет фантазии!))) Из простых элементарных физических явлений сделал шоу. Молодец!

[agreatvoid]

His daughter will be very lucky for his father as he teach her science with joy...
God bless you buddy...

[nfuqbiw]

Парни молодцы вообще! 👍👍👍
Всей семьёй смотрели, все в восторге! 😄👍

[BINH-DIEN-NANG]

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[bencoman]

I needed several minutes contemplating the transfer of forces why it worked @13:00. Really cool. Perhaps another alternative... unroll a single paper clip, bend a hook at the end to attach a string with weight. Show putting that on desk edge won't support weight. Put a 90degree bend in paperclip then put it back on the desk edge. Does it support weight?

[jahb]

7:54 "how does charging work?"

"That one friend who always knows the answer:

[chadczternastek]

Wow I been on this Rabbit Hole of these for 32 straight hours. Amazing 🤩

[Lvely_bnes]

Holy crap 👀

27 years old and just now finding out science can be really cool 👀

[andrypramudya]

my son must learn from this video. thanks Mr. Hacker

[Izuku_Midoriya]

Buble + gas + fire.... I love it...cool mr hacker

[samiksha]

Found this channel Accidently but the experiments are mind blowing.And satisfying....

[geekygamergirl]

I'm loving this! I just wish a couple more stuff was explained. Like is that water at 4:45? How/why does it do that? I'm marathoning these kinds of videos trying to write about the science of it so knowing why and how this stuff is happening would be much loved! Some explain themselves but like that one I just assume its water and want to know how its gelling/crystalizing instead of evaporating.

[thegamingkid]

3:17 the answer to your question is that when you hit the bottle it creates a small vacuum so when the water comes back down the air has nowhere to go so the bottle breaks. With the sparkling water, when the vacuum is created at the bottom of the bottle, the carbonation fills it and pushes the air back out the top. Your welcome.

[solutionplanet]

Amazing Science is really fun when you learn understand and do experiment with this

[gamingsub]

I think it is better to start a Mr.Magic Channel

[lexksailordreluya]

the water bottle thats up side down its real even without the plastic it is still possible

[helgenigma]

Парень конечно молодец. Профессионально снято...

[emmd]

These experiences and others should be used to make new inventions that solve existing problems