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  • So thats why some highway roads have those 'kathunk' bumps! Now my life is complete! ^_^

  • I love this show. My class sees it in science.

    btw Don't try and put wasps in a balloon. Trust me I`ve tried. It ended painfully

  • Mr Chesbros class is the best!

  • Poor little guy, he almost always gets hurt in the end!

  • I Understand now

    x

  • these really helped me in school

    they realy helped.....

  • YES!!! thks! it really explain the question in my head~

  • ok that girl yes her why did u say ketchup?????? jesus have mercy girl!

  • yay these vids helped me kecthup on school thx!!!!!

  • @demon4994 might want to "kecthup" in spelling and grammar.

  • this great for my physics hw

    yay

  • This is realy helping me on School

    BITCHES FOR LIFE

  • Why is my tacher making me watch a video with a guy with a dildo for a nose. This sux

  • Why is my tacher making me watch a video with a guy with a dildo for a nose. This six

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  • Does anyone know where I can buy these videos on DVD?

  • lol

  • C A WANKER

  • ipodmail ur gayyyy

  • best eva video

  • cool

  • sooo hot

  • THATS NASTY SCIENCE

  • Thank you for uploading this.

  • if concrete expands when it is heated and contracts when it is cold then, does a wine bottle full of water in a freezer shrink? becuase if heating solids expand them, than cooling the solids would make them shrink or contract. and the bootle would be very cold so shouldnt it shrink?? im really confused lol. answers plz!

  • When water (H2O) becomes cold and freezes, it expands because the hydrogen atoms in the water form crystalline bonds with the other slow moving water molecules. As the wine bottle becomes colder, the inside surface of the wine bottle becomes colder as does the water that contacts the wine bottle; it freezes (expands) from the outside in. The ice has the same amount of mass, but has a greater volume, and therefore it is less dense--the ice floats (Density=Mass/Volume)

  • GOOD

  • I am glad you enjoyed it.

  • I am a physical science teacher and was wondering if there is anyway of getting these video's for use in the classroom.

  • you could just hook up a computer with the internet to a projector, you could just show the youtube vids, several of my high school teachers do this

  • My dad used to use these. Nowadays, most teachers have ways of connecting their computer to the overhead projector. Personally, I don't know how myself, but if you learned how, you could just show this youtube page on the screen and watch it fullscreen.

  • first comment wahoo!!!!!

  • Awesome! as always!

  • haha tat sux 4 da little eureka guy his noes got popped!!!lol but he saved his ballon!!! good job

  • this videos is sooooo awsome it sux 4 da eureka guy !!

  • daaaaaaaaaaaa bust!!!!!! woooo go eureca

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