I'm not a chemist. Elephant toothpaste (aka slime foam) has sort been done so many times I wanted to do it really big. We did a ton of testing.
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Had a blast hanging out with the CrunchLabs Platinum Ticket winners! Nerf battles technically count as science right?
Welcome to the ninth week of Camp CrunchLabs, this week we will be having fun with liquid nitrogen!
We used YouTube's most expensive potato masher.
My Field Goal Kicking Robot v. the NFL longest field goal record holder Matt Prater.
I'm not a chemist. Elephant toothpaste (aka slime foam) has sort been done so many times I wanted to do it really big. We did a ton of testing.
Because scientific progress requires annual pumpkin sacrifices!
Knowledge is power! Even if that knowledge causes you to rethink some of those lovely summer memories.
In this playful competition for the CrunchLabs Cup, Mark welcomes popular kid creator Ryan (from Ryan's World) and his family to face off in a series of engineering-themed mini-games, tracking-focused arcade matches, and a final paper airplane showdown.
Knowledge is power! Even if that knowledge causes you to rethink some of those lovely summer memories.
I was challenged to build a T-Shirt cannon. I accepted the challenge.
Welcome to the eleventh week of Camp CrunchLabs! This week we will be using the power of air pressure to create the ultimate rainbow ping pong ball explosions!
I'm not a chemist. Elephant toothpaste (aka slime foam) has sort been done so many times I wanted to do it really big. We did a ton of testing.
Who knew the secret to magic was diapers...
Welcome to the third week of Camp CrunchLabs! This week Toys and Colors joins us for some laser maze fun!
Knowledge is power! Even if that knowledge causes you to rethink some of those lovely summer memories.
Welcome to the eleventh week of Camp CrunchLabs! This week we will be using the power of air pressure to create the ultimate rainbow ping pong ball explosions!
Who knew brussel sprouts could be so much fun? They still dont taste good though…
Remember... always follow the instructions )
It took 8 months, 150 tests and over 1,000 total working hours to reclaim what is rightfully mine :)
Because scientific progress requires annual pumpkin sacrifices!
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