Spinning Hurricane Balls: A Fun & Easy Science Experiment

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In this video, we dive into the world of science with a hands-on DIY experiment - creating mesmerizing Spinning Hurricane Balls!
What to Expect:
Join us as we demonstrate a simple yet fascinating physics experiment that's perfect for kids of all ages. It's not just about making hurricane balls spin, it's about understanding the forces that make it happen!
Materials Needed:
Gather your household items and follow along as we guide you through the step-by-step process. All you need are common items you probably already have at home!
Educational and Fun:
This experiment is not just about fun; it's a fantastic way to introduce kids to basic scientific principles in a playful manner. Watch as they engage in active learning and witness the joy of discovery on their faces!
Why You Should Try This:
Easy-to-follow instructions
Affordable materials
Promotes STEM learning
Sparks curiosity and creativity
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Check out our other science experiments and DIY projects for more educational fun at home.
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Thanks for watching and embarking on this educational journey with us!

[@KenG1ITV]

So many brilliant ideas... thanks Joey.

[@AdamUPNow]

Imagine seeing house sized marbles spinning!

[@mediastorm6801]

That's amazing! Thank you so much for sharing all these great tutorials:)

[@The.Dark.Panther]

Very artistic.

[@MrBobsohn]

I can watch it the whole day and it isn´t boring :O it´s mind-blowing!

[@johannes914]

Very creative

[@oscarroque01]

Amazing!!! Could those light swirls be edited/incorporated onto a movie scene? (Similar to the new Star Trek movie transporter effect.)

[@RandomFilmmaker]

Great video! Btw, epoxy works a lot better than hot glue :)

[@baddogoficial]

it´s really cool, but I don´t know the application for it. The video is beautiful. Hypnotic.

[@well.7705]

Lol the inception joke

[@seanisawesome000]

I guess this happens in space with binary orbits.

[@fahrvergnuegen]

Aim one or several (different colored) lasers at them!!!!