Gill found these instructions for making plasma in a microwave by carefully cutting up a grape and then nuking it. I finally got around to trying it yesterday, and it’s awesome. Even better than microwaving a light bulb in a glass of water. Check it out:
Making plasma in a microwave!
Crystal World — A timelapse of four containers growing crystals from the National Geographic Mega Crystal Growing Lab. The sequence was shot over two weeks (one frame every four minutes, running at 60 frames per second). It should have taken...
Adobe Super Resolution Timelapse (Crystal Growth) — This is the third batch of crystals from ourNational Geographic Mega Crystal Growing Lab kit (see the previous two). I have been meaning to experiment with Adobe's Super Resolution technology and this seemed like a good project...
3D DIY — This stupidly placed light switch has been niggling around near the bottom of my list for nearly three years. It's probably sat there with its wires exposed for closer to thirteen, since the kitchen was remodeled by the previous owners....
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