Why do industrial products and science projects looks so tasty?
Let us know which non-edible scientific breakthrough looks the most appetizing. Or tell us what industrial product has you salivating.
Aerogel or "Frozen Smoke": "Aerogel can completely transform the 21st century as it can protect your home against a bomb blast, mop up oil spillages and even aid man in the first manned mission to the red planet scheduled for 2018." [Gizmowatch via BuzzFeed]
Fluffy pink fiberglass insulation makes you feel like you're at the country fair.
We'd like to chew on this silicone air hose for hours.
This volcano science project is actually edible. Click here for a recipe.
In her art work entitled, "Dried Gels and Stoppers," artist, K. Gotek wants "to convey a sense of simultaneous serenity and urgency, exactly mimicking the practice of science." Well, we're licking our chops with the urgent desire to gobble these morsels up.
Comments
its cool stuff bubbt i dont like it its dum i hate it did you know that
Posted by: kallie | October 8, 2009 02:14 AM
how do make a science projects
Posted by: joel vasquez | October 26, 2009 02:40 PM
im in 4th grade and i need help.How do i make one
Posted by: jaquelin | December 3, 2009 11:45 PM
i think now i am ready to start my project after viewing this nice volcano stuff
Posted by: renu bhuju | January 12, 2010 11:45 AM
How to make edible volcano? I want to make it attractive and i also want to blow candles on it.
Posted by: vidhi | February 19, 2010 02:15 PM