We’ve all made a tiny ping-pong ball float on a hair dryer, but what YouTube’s Veritasium is demonstrating here—a giant styrofoam ball floating on the side of a thin stream of water—seems ...

In the brief vid, shot in crystal-clear 4K resolution, we see a roughly tennis ball-sized blob of water floating around as Kelly changes its color by injecting a few drops of dye.

Add another entry to the growing list of crazy footage captured by GoPro cameras. NASA posted a video this week of three astronauts playing with a floating, softball-sized water bubble aboard the ...

Take a ball of water in microgravity. Add coloured dye and an effervescent tablet. Film the fascinating results.

If you've ever floated a ping-pong ball atop the warm blast from a hair dryer, you'll appreciate this video that endeavors to explain the physics behind ...

Place a ball on top of the vacuum cleaner. Turn on the vacuum. Notice that the ball is floating in the air. Replace the ball with a different-sized ball or a plastic bottle. Try floating two styrofoam ...

Add another entry to the growing list of crazy footage captured by GoPro cameras. NASA posted a video this week of three astronauts playing with a floating, softball-sized water bubble aboard the ...