[WoP #22: Rick and Morty 1 - Microverse Black Hole]

Love the show, its a brave feat trying to explain what happens in the show...

[My Physics Hat]

Sounds fun, maybe I should wear my hat more often!

[High Notes on the Tuba]

Eh, you aren't that experienced, you are good enough.

[The boost caboose]

This sounds incredible.

[Survival Hack (Crayon Candle)]

Huh I didn't know that the paper on the outside would act as a wick, I always thought that the reason the wick didn't immediately burn on a normal candle is because it is surrounded, guess that is not the case.

[Opticall Ilusions]

Very interesting, I always find optical illusions cool.

[MRI machine]

I recently saw a video of an open MRI machine, I didn't know that there is one magnet that just spins really fast on the inside along with other equipment. It's amazing that it's perfectly balanced so it doesn't tear itself to pieces.

[Time Travel]

I think this actually happens on the international space station, just on a smaller scale. Pretty sure the name for it is Time Dilation.

[Diet Coke and mentos]

The liquid, solid, mixture I like the most is water and dry ice in a sealed container. Very nice explosion.

[Microphones and Speakers]

I remember the one lab we did were we made little speakers, it was fun yet difficult. It makes me appreciate what the engineers do to make proper speakers sound so good.

[Real-Time Water Simulation]

I saw something like this once, completely through a browser using OpenGL. It was quite impressive.

[The Physics of being Colorblind]

What's fun is you can enable different forms of 'colorblindness' on your phone to simulate the effect.

[Firewatch]

Depending on what the ropes are made of could greatly determine how much strength they have. They could be made of some pretty heavy duty nylon. I am sure the devs thought of it. 

[The Death Star]

Building a Death Star would be cool, but my question would be, would we be able to harness enough energy to actually blow up a planet.

[Gauss's Law - for both Electricity and Gravity?]

Looks like this needs a little bit more work on the formatting, but it is interesting that these two are very similar to each other.

[Sleding]

Wouldn't this also have something to do with frictional force as well. If leaning to one side there would be more normal force increasing the frictional force on the side slowing it down on that one side applying a torque force, spinning the sled.

[Electricity and Magnetism]

It's a lot of fun to stick the balloon to a cat or dog and see them react to a strange object.

[Returning a serve]

I have always liked ping pong, but if you are good you could hit it back even harder and surprise your opponent... 

[Rising Bread]

And now I want some bread, or maybe waffles. Cool to think that physics occurs on such a small scale.

[Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy and Cats]

That is one active cat. All mine does is just sleep all day.

[Lava Lamps]

It's kinda like the convection currents seen in the mantle of the earth.

[Physics of Speed Bumps]

If the speed bump is small enough I find the opposite. At a slower speed the entire car is moved up and down over the speed bump, but if the car is moving faster the shocks take all that movement away because it is a much faster action. But yes if the car had no suspension the slower way is better.

[Chewing French Fries]

I could go for some french fries right now, although it is right before dinner...

[WoP #6: Floating Islands]

Magnetism is very cool, its interesting to see how fast the mag lev trains can go. It will also be interesting to see how Musk's Hyperloop works out.

[Hotwheels]

The stunts the people are doing in the videos seem insane, very cool!