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Vox introduces us to the principle of density and offers to experience it. Eric discovers which liquids are denser than others.

Vox suggests to Eric to use the hoop or a rope to delimit a specific zone to then identify and count the living species in that space. Wow, there are many! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Come explore friction with Eric. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Did you know that Bernoulli's principle allows us to understand how air moves and allows airplanes to fly?

Did you know you can make your own airbrush? This video shows you how to create a work of art using paint and the movement of air through a straw.

This capsule shows the chemical reaction between water and baking powder.

Discover how to get your own rocket off the ground using the principle of energy transfer. Let's go! It's not magic, it's science.

We have a top-secret mission for you. We need to figure out who took a bite out of the cake by examining the fingerprint! It's not magic—it's science.

This vignette explains optical illusions and how the brain assimilates information from a sequence of images.

Make your own magnet with a nail, a battery and an electric wire. Let's go! It's not magic, it's scientific.

This vignette explains how to produce a tornado in a bottle. Discover how air moves from one bottle to another, producing a vortex.

An anemometer is a device used for measuring wind speed. Let's make one! It's not magic, it's scientific.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6! Did you know that all insects have 6 legs? Come discover more about these little critters. It's not magic, it's scientific.

Are you ready for takeoff? Eric shows us the best way to make a paper plane! Let's go! It's not magic, it's scientific.

Eric makes a paper helicopter that works on the same principle as the maple seed that flies away to take root much further than its tree. It's not magic, it's scientific.