How to Make Glass Disappear

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Ross Exton of the Live Science Team shows us a magic trick, with a science lesson on how it really works. You can put completely transparent glass in completely transparent water, or completely transparent air, for that matter, and still see it. But some materials, like completely transparent glycerol, can change that effect in a totally weird way. -via Laughing Squid


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GAH! Don't play to the end!! In one of their other videos advertised at the end, they're dissecting some animal's very large eyeball! Yeesh, I haven't even had breakfast yet!
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It put me either in Newark or eastern Florida...neither of which accurately represents, in any sense, where I actually live. XD (In fact, I live in the deep Southwest.)
That said, I moved around almost constantly as a kid, and went to school in Missouri, so I've been exposed to so many dialects that I can use 'sunshower' and 'sneakers' on one hand, and then turn around and use 'y'all'.
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I'm sittin' in Oklahoma City right now, just visitin' fer Chrissmiss, and sher enough, that dang ol' computer predicted that I'm around the Oklahoma City/Tulsa area. Guess that means I've binn here too long.
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