Jelly Marbles – Clear Spheres
It looks like a ordinary glass of water… crystal clear water. But hiding just below the surface of the water are an amazing collection of large, jelly-like marbles that become invisible when submerged in water. The Jelly Marbles become invisible due to an identical index of refraction with the liquid. In other words, they vanish like magic! As you’ll see, there’s more to this experiment than meets the eye.
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as he said , swelled up oompa loompa.
3:10 My mind is blown
ORBEES
Where. Can u get them at
These are like the little orbs in the little "do not eat" packages in pepperoni…
Anyone else really hungry after watching this?
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its orbizes
i can buy em for 1.50 here
I literally thought it said Jenna Marbles…..
I used to have them when I was about 7. They were a new trend back then. Some guy told me that the jelly marbles can reproduce and if you break them to pieces, the full, round ones will eat the broken jelly marble.
… He's a liar.
They had them at my prom
if you eat one what would happen?
With what can you change the color of the clear ones?