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Topic: evaporation
The Engineering of the Drinking Bird
How is a drinking bird like a heat engine? In this video from Engineer Guy Bill Hammack, we can see how this famous drinking/dipping bird toy "exploits a temperature difference to convert heat energy to a pressure dif...
How Do Tropical Rainforests Make Clouds?
What is a tropical rainforest and how do they make clouds? Maddie Moate and Greg Foot visit the world's largest indoor tropical rainforest at The Eden Project in Cornwall, United Kingdom. There, while crossing the pro...
Why Most Rain Never Reaches The Ground
In our planet's constantly moving water cycle, our oceans, lakes, puddles, and other collections of water evaporate, or water transpires from plants. That vapor travels upwards into the atmosphere and can form clouds....
How Maple Syrup is Made | Où se trouve: Garland Sugar Shack
Though the methods and technologies have modernized in recent years, four generations of the Garland family have made maple syrup from the trees on their century-old farm. Stereokroma visits the Garland Sugar Shack in...
Here’s Where the Juice That Powers Batteries Comes From
Atomic number 3 on the periodic table, lithium is the 'li' in the li-ion batteries that are inside of our smartphones, laptops, digital cameras, and electric vehicles. Above, Alejandro Bucher gives Bloomberg's Ashlee ...
Crystallization2, a 4K macro time lapse
The subjects of this project were droplets of saturated aqueous solutions containing various inorganic salts (e.g. table salt, sodium sulfate etc.). The evaporation of water initiated the crystallization processes ins...
How to Make a Cloud in Your Mouth – Physics Girl
To make a cloud in your mouth -- yes, this is a very cool trick that actually works with practice -- you'll need to make tiny water droplets in your mouth. Then up the pressure. Physics Girl Dianna Cowern demonstrates...
Shade balls roll into the LA Reservoir to prevent water evaporation
2016 Update: Why shade balls aren’t such a great idea after all and The drought-busting balls that don't bust drought. How do you keep your recycled water from evaporating during a state-wide drought? Shade balls. ...
A solid, liquid, & gas at the same time – The Triple Point
How can a chemical be a solid, a liquid, and a gas at the same time? In the video above, a clear liquid called cyclohexane is experiencing the perfect pressure and temperature combination for its solid, liquid, and ga...
Stanford researchers solve the mystery of the dancing droplets
This beautifully-made video about a beautifully-colored series of experiments from a Stanford research team showcases how a observing a few droplets of food coloring -- made of water and propylene glycol -- have led t...
Why Do Clouds Stay Up? – It’s Okay to Be Smart
Clouds are filled with so many water droplets that they're actually heavy... like 100 elephants heavy or a 747 airplane heavy! So why don't clouds fall out of the sky? It's Okay to Be Smart's Joe Hanson explains every...
Throwing a pot full of just-boiled water into the -41C air
What happens when you throw a pot full of just-boiled water into the -41C air? Dmitry Klimensky in Novosibirsk, Russia demonstrates. Related reading: Mpemba effect: Why hot water can freeze faster than cold. Thanks...