An otherwise perfectly straight beam of light...

[Kiddolioable]

Lawl sciene is not a monster ;)

[alternatypje]

i would like to bend her, shes cute

[nightxhawk95]

isnt it more like light being redirected or bouncing off between the water??

[sArLiemOr]

um.does this experiment have any formulas or something to solve like its angle of incidence or its refractive index??pls tel me.i badly nid it:]tnx.!

[burnfischer]

To make this a little more visually entertaining, and to make the cuts a little less awkward, I'd suggest using different angles for the interview, OR putting in other video clips (like examples of what you're talking about) with the voice track underneath. Relatively easy and will make it look a bit more professional, and keep people involved. Good though, cool video.

[sOmEoNemjsv]

this is cool.does the tape cover the hole??? if it's covered how can the water come out in a curve like that. i'd thought it'd come out dripping.

[agameofdarts]

too loud, uptight

[SireRage]

The objective of this lab is not to prove a scientific law, but to make it fun and interesting so that way more people realize that "science" is more fun that it seems, and go into research and careers within the natural sciences

[HeadMan12345]

seriously guys its a girl dont be mean XD good video anyway

[ticijev]

this was cool

[DoctorPlausible]

That's cool and fun, but it's not really *bending* light. It's more like redirecting it.

[illegaLBulgarian]

man or woman?? what would u say??? man i think

4 votes for women 6 votes for man here what do you guys think?

[deepinsidedorothy]

i don't know but i want to fuck it

[thomas242007]

agrees with ya

[kevinpluck]

Nice demonstration of total internal reflection!

I saw a cool demonstration of progressive refraction that bent light in a curve in a tank of water and gelatin (I think it was gelatin) in one of my physics lectures.

The lecturer got a tank of water and slowly poured gelatin in so that it sat on the bottom. He let it settle for the entire lecture and at the end he shone a laser pointer into it. The laser started off straight but then curved down as it entered the gelatin in a beautiful arc.

[xRaGxproductionsx]

your a fucking faggot lmao

[mowerofdoom]

So if I pee on a laser it will light up my internals! Cool!

[theinquisitor]

Refractastic.

[chrisjagon]

It looks like blood pee

[bLaSsSlAyEr]

U R THE BEST~~~

[davidproper]

Awesome vid! This is going to be one cooler then shit channel for sure. 5 stars

[msginca]

Thank you MooeyPoo for the *Very Cool* science lesson ... I love this stuff, it's great!

(had to correct a typo)

[smarterthanthat]

I removed the other one for you :)

And thanks for the compliments, I try my best, and I'm glad people like it! :)

[msginca]

God are you fun!!!

[CousinoMacul]

Liquid fiber optics: cool!

[CousinoMacul]

Oh, and you should use that Devo song in all of your videos. :-)

[smarterthanthat]

Yeah you could do that, but you need to make sure it's directed, so putting it in a box, with a hole in it..... I just figured I have a laser pen anyways, so.. what the heck.

Anyhoo, I planned to add that option on the blog, though.. I will after the night's sleep.