29 SCIENCE TRICKS that look like real MAGIC

It's no secret that science is amazing. But sometimes, it can be downright magical.

Here are 29 science tricks that look like real magic.

1. Make a Penny Float

All you need is a clear glass, a penny, and some salt.

Fill the glass with water and add enough salt to make the water saturated. Carefully add the penny to the glass and watch it float!

The science behind this trick is that the saltwater is more dense than the penny, so the penny floats on top.

2. Make a Balloon Stick to Your Wall

This one is sure to impress your friends.

All you need is a balloon and a piece of yarn.

Tie the balloon to the end of the yarn and blow it up. Hold the end of the yarn and throw the balloon at the wall. The balloon will stick!

The science behind this trick is that when the balloon hits the wall, the air inside the balloon pushes against the wall, creating a vacuum. This vacuum is what causes the balloon to stick.

3. Make a pencil stand on its own

This trick is sure to amaze your friends and family.

All you need is a pencil and a glass.

Fill the glass with water and place the pencil in the glass so that the pencil is standing up. The pencil will stay in place!

The science behind this trick is that the water creates a seal around the pencil. This seal prevents the air from getting under the pencil and toppling it over.

4. Make a Coin Disappear

This trick is sure to amaze your friends and family.

All you need is a coin and a glass.

Fill the glass with water and place the coin on top of the water. The coin will disappear!

The science behind this trick is that the water creates a seal around the coin. This seal prevents the air from getting under the coin and making it float.

5. Make a Balloon Inflate on Its Own

This trick is sure to amaze your friends and family.

All you need is a balloon and a straw.

Blow up the balloon and tie it off. Insert the straw into the neck of the balloon and seal it off with your finger. Hold the end of the straw in your mouth and blow into the straw. The balloon will inflate on its own!

The science behind this trick is that the air pressure inside the balloon is greater than the atmospheric pressure outside the balloon. This difference in pressure causes the air to flow into the balloon and inflate it.