Kitchen Science Experiments

Glowing tape

Find out how to make ordinary sellotape glow in the dark, and how it has been used to make an X-ray.

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Ghostly Windows

Make you and a friend seem to appear and dissapear or even stand in the same place, just using a piece of glass.

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The Trebuchet

Build your very own medieval siege machine out of odds and ends you can find lying around the house

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Glueing glasses

Stick two glasses together using the power of hot air.

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Motor learning

Confuse your brain using a mouse. And Ben tries to throw a ball from a differnt perspective.

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Grape Plasmas

Create plasmas from a humble grape in your microwave.

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Rebounding Drop

An experiment you can carry out using a cup of tea and a little milk

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Steam Powered Can Crusher

How to use the power of the atmosphere to crush your drinks cans for you...

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Heat shrink

Find out what happens if you heat rubber, and what it has to do with crisp packets and shrink wrap.

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Fizzes from peroxide

Use the power of catalysis to create oxygen and relight a piece of wood, and we give the same reaction a more explosive twist.

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Impaling Potatoes

If you have ever wondered how to impale a potato with a straw? Then this experiment is for you...

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Whirling forces

Use whirling tennis balls to lift weights and find out what centrifugal force is.

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How useless is a Chocolate Teapot?

You have heard the saying, but it is meaningless unless you know exactly how useful a chocolate teapot actually is. We try to find out how thick the walls of a chocolate teapot would have to be to let you brew tea...

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Swinging for the Sweet Spot

Have you every wondered why when you hit a ball sometimes it goes miles and other times you just end up with a ball at your feet and a very painful hand? Find out here.

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Water Rockets

Launch lemonade bottle rockets and see what happened when we tried launching a camera on the top of ours.

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