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A physics professor declared his experiment dead on TV and turned his back. 30 seconds later the steel tank crushed itself. Watch his face when he finds out. He had failed this trick before. Once in Uppsala, Sweden. Once on the previous episode of his own show. The setup...

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Pablovor 10 Tagen

All the Gen X Canadians spotting The Professor

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SAGMARIASUSvor 10 Tagen

Professor Julius Sumner Miller - his TV show was a must watch for me as a young boy and he was a man who inspired my fascination with science and the world in which I lived. Very fond memories of this bloke ...

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Jeff Lacevor 10 Tagen

I knew him as Dr Sumner Miller. He came to my school in Huntington Beach about 1970 and did demonstration with physics. I remember him vividly to this day

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Carey Durbinvor 10 Tagen

Julius Sumner Miller..loved that guy.

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Rohan Parkesvor 10 Tagen

He was a fixture on Australian tv when I was growing up.

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@rasterman101vor 10 Tagen

There is no telling how many people got into physics because of that guy. Used to watch him on PBS.

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Haris Eldonvor 10 Tagen

Julius Sumner Miller. It WENT! HO HO!

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Tanner Larson Fan Accountvor 10 Tagen

Ai

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The Real Gomez Wylde 🖤💚😒😈vor 10 Tagen

Many years ago when I was not watching Addams Family home movies on tv, I was watching this old bugger … 🧐

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Greg Masonvor 10 Tagen

So will the ball bearing sink or rise a little?

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Chris Primaudvor 10 Tagen

why is this so?

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Devy "Bad People" Degaimervor 10 Tagen

Omg core memory unlocked... I remember seeing this fellow as a child and loving every minute of his presentations.

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Stu79fevor 10 Tagen

He was soooo cool to watch when I was a kid. Imagine how lucky you were having him as a physics teacher. 😎👍🫡 Remember the egg being sucked into the milk bottle! 🍼

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Ed Figarskyvor 10 Tagen

I broke a microwave oven and tripped the circuit breaker in our kitchen performing a variation on this experiment in the late 90s. My now ex-wife was not impressed. The implosion actually blew the door of the microwave open when the plastic bottle collapsed. Don’t ask me how. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Zapp Rowsdowervor 10 Tagen

I used to watch this guy when I was like 7 years old I had no idea what he was talking about at the time 🤔

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Prince of Starknessvor 10 Tagen

I loved Dr Miller

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