Compound Bows, Pit Crews, & Every Way to Cook an Egg
Welcome back to Science Goes Boom. First, we’ll take a look at the recent world record for the deepest free dive, aided by some really weird fins:
Classical Building 101 with the Amish, who occasionally use power tools nowadays, apparently. Note there is a lot of non-Amish footage thrown in, but the narration is still pretty good:
I’m a recurve man all the way, but here’s how compound bows work:
Harnessing the concentrated power of Niagara Falls is a bad idea, I guess:
How to destroy a thousand-dollar cube of metal:
How the Army built a plane around a massive gun:
[Parent’s Note: A two minute commercial for Nebula begins at the 23:00 timestamp and includes the term, “AI generated cr**.”]
Who knew you had to be an athlete to work a pit crew?
And finally, how to cook eggs in every style, including a little hate for the overhard method (I agree). Note: He uses the Gordon Ramsey method for scrambled, which I think is dumb and overly complicates literally the easiest method. Ask your momma her opinion on that one:
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