This week on How Success Happens, I chatted with the delightfully geeky Steve Mould, the physicist-comedian behind a wildly popular YouTube channel where he pulls off mind‑bending science experiments ...

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Steve Mould, a science YouTuber, educator and author of children’s books on science, in his latest video – which already amassed more than a million views – recorded a phenomenon that, despite being ...

From mind-bending tricks on BBC 1's Britain's Brightest and element-hunting on ITV's I Never Knew That About Britain, to dismantling a child's robot to make it talk backwards "like the devil", Steve's ...

(via Steve Mould) The Brennan Torpedo works in a very counterintuitive way - you pull a cable out of the back to make it go forwards! This video explains how.

(via Steve Mould) Hose instability describes the dangerous phenomenon of nozzle whip the fire fighters experience but also sky dancers (Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Men).