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How does a submarine work? Using just a penlid, some plasticine and a lemonade bottle, to find out what principle submarines work on.	Why is the sky blue? Build a model atmosphere in your kitchen and use it to find out why the sky is blue.
Mixing two fluids of different densities Make some pretty patterns by mixing different fluids.	Decoding a computer generated voice Listen to strangely distorted voices and see if you can understand them.
Hurricanes in a Lemonade Bottle Build a minature hurricane in a lemonade bottle and find out why it happens.	Cornflour and Gravy Thickening liquids using the power of cornflour
Strange Cornflour Slime Is it a solid or is it a liquid? Make a really strange mixture and find out how it behaves.	Cooling Glow Sticks See what happens to a glow stick when you cool it down, and find out why this is important to snakes.
Butter from cream FInd out what happens to cream if you whip it, and the consequences of whipping it slightly too much.	An Invisible Fire Extinguisher Put out fires without using water, using an invisible fire extinguisher which won't stain the carpet.
Boiling Yoghurt Pots Discover the strange things that happen to a yoghurt pot if you heat it up, and find out what is going on.	Making Pyrex Invisible Make a glass bowl disappear, using the power of vegetable oil.

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