Cigarette smoke is trapped under two glasses. The surface under the glass on the right was warmed, creating convection currents in the smoke.

Cigarette smoke is trapped under two glasses. The surface under the glass on the right was warmed, creating convection currents in the smoke.

Jan 17, 2013 00:00

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Dish soap on a pool of food dye drops the surface tension of oobleck, which pulls the spread of the dye.

Smoke rises and spreads from a candle smothered by a glass.

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