Why RED BUBBLES are impossible… or are they?! - Take a look at a bubble and you’ll see all the colors of the rainbow... right? WRONG. Bubbles are actually missing colors!
Take a look at bubbles and you’ll see that they're actually missing colors!
How likely are you to get sick on an airplane?
Dianna from Physics Girl walks through 5 experiments.
ER Nurse Practitioner and Epidemiologist talk about their experiences with the pandemic.
What happens when you shoot a ballistic ping pong ball going 450kph at a tennis ball?
Bored adult or a parent stuck at home during the coronavirus quarantine? Try this!
What happens to your image if you bend a spoon from concave to convex?
What the heck are spider-web rainbows? What are these rare white rainbows?
The universe is microwaving itself.
Dianna visits CERN and dives into the fundamental question: what are particles?
How is it possible that you can't see 95% of the universe?
There’s a factory in Europe that makes antimatter!
Wine legs aka wine tears or wine fingers are stranger than they seem.
We caught the short window of time to see the largest digital camera's massive lens.
Wanna know all the reasons Mars will kill you and how we know?
What happens when black holes collide? What is the speed of gravity?
The Physics Girl team visited LIGO once again.
What activates your butt muscles more, running or squatting?
Unboxing an MIT Physics Exam from the 8.012 Classical Mechanics course.
When you look through a straw in water something strange happens as you move it up & down.
Top 5 creepy science experiments ft. iJustine
Experiments with $100,000+ Speakers
DIY Science - Make a colored vortex ring in the pool
Try to sing up the scale of notes into a pipe, certain notes are impossible to sing!
Magnet paper or magnet film shows you were magnetic fields are.
The black hole information paradox and Soft Hair
Join host Dianna Cowern as she puts her MIT physics degree to the test. With experiments, demonstrations, and cool new discoveries, Physics Girl sheds new light on the fun, adventurous side of physical science.
