Magical World Of Crazy Science

By Anonymous -
Hello Bloggers,
Today we went to a science show held by a scientist named Richard and he taught us a lot of things like the chemicals in the world around us and how they work. We learned what goes into things like bubbles and fire. We learnt about a chemical called polymer and we saw Richard create GIANT bubbles.
I enjoyed learning about friction what friction creates. After watching the show I wonder what chemicals did he use to pull of some of the other magic tricks.
Overall I really enjoyed that science show and I wish I could see some more of those magic tricks.
Richard Doing A Magic Trick With Different Colour Liquids

Richard Pulling Off A Magic Trick With Metal Rings


 

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