Just updated your iPhone to iOS 18? You'll find a ton of hot new features for some of your most-used Apple apps. Dive in and see for yourself:
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Spice Rack Explosives:
How to Make Gunpowder with Salt & Sugar
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How To:
Turn Water into Fuel by Building This DIY Oxyhydrogen Generator
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How To:
Turn a Microwave Oven Transformer into a High Amperage Metal Melter!
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How To:
Build Your Own Mini Altoids Guitar Amp for About $5
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How To:
Make Slow Burning Fuses from Yarn, Sugar, & Potassium Nitrate
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DIY Polygraph Machine:
Detect Lies with Tin Foil, Wire and Arduino
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How To:
DIY Rocket Propellant! How to Cook Solid Rocket Fuels Using Common Household Ingredients
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How To:
Make a Hydrogen Fireball from Aluminum Foil and Toilet Bowl Cleaner
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How To:
Weapons for the Urban Guerrilla: Make a Taser from a Disposable Camera
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How To:
Make Solid Rocket Fuel at Home with Old Newspapers
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DIY Blacksmithing:
Forge Your Own Steel at Home!
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Bat Science:
How Realistic Are Batman's Gadgets in Dark Knight Rises?
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How To:
Build Your Own Projection Microscope with a Syringe, Laser Pointer, and Drop of Water
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Dragon Safari:
The Incredible Metamorphosis from Nymph to Dragonfly
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Supercool Science Trick:
How to Turn Water into Ice on Command
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How To:
Build a Long Range Laser Spy System for Eavesdropping on Your Neighbors
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News:
This Real-Life, Working WALL-E Robot Is Absolutely Perfect (And Built Entirely from Scratch)
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How To:
Use a Funnel and Butane Torch to Make a Huge Corn-Flour Fireball
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10th Time's the Charm:
Success and Failures of Making a Jam Jar Jet Engine
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Inception in Real Life:
Make These Lucid Dreaming Glasses and Take Control of Your Dreams
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Spice Rack Explosives:
How to Make Gunpowder with Salt & Sugar
-
How To:
Turn Water into Fuel by Building This DIY Oxyhydrogen Generator
-
How To:
Turn a Microwave Oven Transformer into a High Amperage Metal Melter!
-
How To:
Build Your Own Mini Altoids Guitar Amp for About $5
-
How To:
Make Slow Burning Fuses from Yarn, Sugar, & Potassium Nitrate
-
DIY Polygraph Machine:
Detect Lies with Tin Foil, Wire and Arduino
-
How To:
DIY Rocket Propellant! How to Cook Solid Rocket Fuels Using Common Household Ingredients
-
How To:
Make a Hydrogen Fireball from Aluminum Foil and Toilet Bowl Cleaner
-
How To:
Weapons for the Urban Guerrilla: Make a Taser from a Disposable Camera
-
How To:
Make Solid Rocket Fuel at Home with Old Newspapers
-
DIY Blacksmithing:
Forge Your Own Steel at Home!
-
Bat Science:
How Realistic Are Batman's Gadgets in Dark Knight Rises?
-
How To:
Build Your Own Projection Microscope with a Syringe, Laser Pointer, and Drop of Water
-
Supercool Science Trick:
How to Turn Water into Ice on Command
-
Dragon Safari:
The Incredible Metamorphosis from Nymph to Dragonfly
-
How To:
Build a Long Range Laser Spy System for Eavesdropping on Your Neighbors
-
News:
This Real-Life, Working WALL-E Robot Is Absolutely Perfect (And Built Entirely from Scratch)
-
How To:
Use a Funnel and Butane Torch to Make a Huge Corn-Flour Fireball
-
Inception in Real Life:
Make These Lucid Dreaming Glasses and Take Control of Your Dreams
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10th Time's the Charm:
Success and Failures of Making a Jam Jar Jet Engine
1 Comment
How ridged can that be made to be? Dose it require the constant charge to maintain shape? Dose it keep a certain shape with a certain amount of voltage or current or is it constantly changing shape? If the electrodes were placed so the current is applied in different spots on the edges, would that create different shapes? Is it feasible to create and maintain custom shapes?
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