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Soda Can Jump – Sick Science! #206

Soda Can Jump – Sick Science! #206

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Air pressure is one of our favorite invisible forces, especially when Bernoulli’s Principle is involved. The Soda Can Jump utilizes this awesome principle to launch an empty soda can out of a coffee mug. It’s a hands-on experience in physics that you won’t want to miss.

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8 responses to “Soda Can Jump – Sick Science! #206”

  1. MagicalLeaf_282

    The trick to doing this is you have to blow in the space between the can and mug, and the air will force the can up and out.

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  2. Bill Cipher

    step 1 was very difficult

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  3. o3rds old channel

    soda can jump is A pun soda can can jump

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  4. Joumana Rashad

    I see the pun in the video's title.

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  5. Faris Firoz

    The air pressure flows under the can, an then pushes it up! Causing it to jump!

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  6. Dan Charley Dela cruz

    It have low weight

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  7. Monica Yeom

    I'm working on a science project of Bernoullis principal and I was wondering if this experiment is a example of Bernoulli's principal

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  8. trinandmike

    Lewis (7 years) says its because your breath is like the wind blowing the can up

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