Heiße Sache
Tim poses with NASAs latest addition to the space program. Fuelled by baking soda and vinegar, will this rocket raise the roof?
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Heiße Sache
This diamond looks authentic, but has Tim got some science hidden up his sleave that will out this imposter?
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Spiegelei braten - Motor bauen - Ballon in Mikrowelle - Metallplatten ziehen
Las Vegas, NV. United States: In this experiment, Tim Shaw blows up a mountain, with the help of some wives.
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Blechschaden
Tim and his crew discuss the results of the experiment while the truck burns.
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Kräfte der Natur
Tim Shaw prepares for the stunt.
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Kräfte der Natur
What is more flammable? Sugar, detergent, cooking oil, or coffee creamer?
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Funkenflug
His idea is to get from frozen to deep fried in seconds.
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Schönheitsideal
Tim Shaw looks for science everywhere he goes, here Tim highlights that hairspray is incredible flammable.
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Blechschaden
None of the Above host Tim Shaw loves science - no matter where he finds himself, he's sure to find a way to demonstrate some amazing feats of scientific fact.
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Schwerelos
The black 'rope' in the top left corner, is actually human hair - capable of lifting surprisingly heavy loads! But just how many of Tim Shaw's friends will this strand lift?
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Heiße SacheTim poses with NASAs latest addition to the space program. Fuelled by baking soda and vinegar, will this rocket raise the roof?Bild: © National Gographic / National Geographic Channels
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