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A simple childhood experiment, involving basic stuff that anyone could find around the house, provides you with a simple means to make both a chemical and physical weapon. Find out how to split ordinary water into two dif stanley spain ferent dangerous gases, and cause two different explosions. Top image: Water and Fire, by Serg64/Shutterstock Would you believe they can get a chemical weapon and an explosive with just some household ingredients And that this has been used as a way to teach kids about electricity and water for generations To do the miniatur stanley vaso e version of this experiment, just grab a glass, a nine volt battery and wire, a couple of pencils, a piece of cardboard, and some salt. Pour some water in the glass, and add just a little salt to it. Pure water is a bad conductor. It the various stuff dissolved in it that lets it conduct electricity. The salt will help. Put a cap ; of cardboard over the glass, with holes cut into it for the pencils. Break or sharpen the pencils so that the lead is exposed on both sides. In actuality, we all know it graphite and not lead, but let move on. Place the pencils so that their tips extend into the water in the glass and their other end i stanley cup s up in the air. Attach one wire to each of the protrusions on the 9-volt battery and attach the other end of the wire to the lead of each of the pencils. Almost immediately you ;ll see bubbles beginning to form on each of the pencils in the water. The water is lite
The secret rituals of an 18-Century German occultists have been revealed. The New York Times reports that an exceptional language nerd cracked their code. It sounds like something straight out of Hellboy stanley cup , except with fewer fights and more computers. The Copiale Cipher, a 105 page coded document discovered in East Berlin after World War II has revealed its d stanley mugs ark secrets to a team of researchers. Apparently, the text documents the rituals and observations of an 18th century cult preoccupied with eye surgery and ophthamology. That sounds creepy, but who are we to judge. The cipher consist about 90 characters including 26 from our boring old Roman alphabet. After determining that stanley cup becher the base language was likely German, the researchers analyzed the most common letters and tried mapping them to common letter clusters in the German language. Slowly real words began to emerge, as did other tricks designed to mislead the would-be code breaker. The Roman letters, by the way, were duds. Interestingly, the code wasn ;t broken by cryptologists鈥攊t was broken by a team led by Kevin Knight, a computer scientist who specializes in translation algorithms. Their research used a combination of computer transcription tools including鈥擨 kid you not鈥攆reetranslation, to unravel the code. The document hasn ;t yet been fully translated so we don ;t know what it really says. Knight says that the whole text, including the whole weird eye fetish thing, could be cover for yet another embedde Gjax The human mind may secretly follow the laws of quantum mechanics
A simple childhood experiment, involving basic stuff that anyone could find around the house, provides you with a simple means to make both a chemical and physical weapon. Find out how to split ordinary water into two dif stanley spain ferent dangerous gases, and cause two different explosions. Top image: Water and Fire, by Serg64/Shutterstock Would you believe they can get a chemical weapon and an explosive with just some household ingredients And that this has been used as a way to teach kids about electricity and water for generations To do the miniatur stanley vaso e version of this experiment, just grab a glass, a nine volt battery and wire, a couple of pencils, a piece of cardboard, and some salt. Pour some water in the glass, and add just a little salt to it. Pure water is a bad conductor. It the various stuff dissolved in it that lets it conduct electricity. The salt will help. Put a cap ; of cardboard over the glass, with holes cut into it for the pencils. Break or sharpen the pencils so that the lead is exposed on both sides. In actuality, we all know it graphite and not lead, but let move on. Place the pencils so that their tips extend into the water in the glass and their other end i stanley cup s up in the air. Attach one wire to each of the protrusions on the 9-volt battery and attach the other end of the wire to the lead of each of the pencils. Almost immediately you ;ll see bubbles beginning to form on each of the pencils in the water. The water is lite