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Steve Mould conducted an interesting experiment for which he used a loop of thread to make a moveable hole inside a soap bubble.

Science vlogger Steve Mould cut a gas nozzle in half to understand how it automatically turns itself off when the car's gas tank is full.

Science vlogger Steve Mould responded to a viewer asking if an electric kettle filled with alcohol will ever automatically turn itself off.

Science vlogger Steve Mould explored the science behind warbling Peruvian whistling vessels using 3D X-rays and other technologies.

Science vlogger Steve Mould took apart a children's toy to see how a strategically placed magnet in a mirror makes a ballerina spin.

Steve Gould, a television, stage and video presenter of science, very succinctly explained the concept of the Flashed Face Distortion Effect aka the Alien Faces…

Science presenter Steve Mould filmed Ivory soap foams and expanding during an experiment he filmed inside an active microwave. Mould says he will be using…

Science presenter Steve Mould explains how to make a dry erase stick figure dance, animate, and get abducted by aliens. You might have seen some…

Science presenter Steve Mould filled in for an episode of Tom Scott‘s series Things You Might Not Know to reveal the surprising fact that humans…

Science presenter Steve Mould used a power drill to beautifully visualize how gravitational waves are formed and travel through the universe. Mould’s example is a…