Unique at-home Science Experiments! with Physics Girl

The video explores various science experiments, including using a Jello prism to demonstrate light properties, opening a soda can with a Sharpie, skewering a balloon without popping it, extinguishing a candle with a water-filled balloon, and demonstrating triboluminescence with band-aid wrappers. It also covers the milk and food coloring experiment to illustrate surface tension. The video includes quizzes and fun facts to engage viewers.

What optical properties can be observed when shining a laser pointer through Jello?

Explain the process of how a Sharpie can be used to open an aluminum soda can.

What happens when you poke a skewer through a balloon, and why does it usually pop?

What are the properties of the materials that allow them to stretch up to 50 times their original length?

Describe the phenomenon of triboluminescence as demonstrated with band-aid wrappers.

What is the effect of adding dish soap to milk and food coloring, and how does it differ when using water?

How does the surface tension of water affect the behavior of pepper when soap is added?