If you have ever wondered how a remote control communicates with a TV? Well here is your chance to see them chatting away!
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See the world from a completely different point of view using an old webcam and some exposed film.
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Can a drinking straw be a musical instrument? Here is how to make a very simple if annoying oboe.
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Amaze your friends by making a piece of plastic levitate using nothing more sophisticated than a party balloon.
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Are you the sort of person who finds that whenever you knock some toast off the table it ends up butter side down. Find out if the toast gods are unhappy with you, or if there is something more scientific going on.
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Make an old kitchen,or toilet, roll tube fly and find out what it has to do with David Beckham's free kicks.
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We show you how to stop your mirrors, glasses windows etc. from fogging up in one easy step.
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Confuse your sense of touch with this very easy experiment
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We were asked whether if you are going to leave your tea for a while should you add the milk at the start or end of your wait? Which way gives the hottest tea?
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Make a flame jump several centimetres using just a humble candle.
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In a 'only do at home if you don't like your TV' experiment find out what a TV has in common with a particle physics experiment.
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Build your own navigational aid from stuff you could find in your kitchen.
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A handkerchief is not something you think of as very waterproof. Find out how waterproof a hanky can be and how this helps make coats waterproof yet breathable.
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Make yourself an electromagnet powered by a small battery and find out some of the mysteries of magnetism.
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Using nothing but a tiny bit of friction stick two books together so you can't pull them apart.
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Amaze your friends at a party by making some really strange sounds from a wineglass.
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