James Orgill, the man behind the YouTube channel “The Action Lab” also runs another channel called “Action Lab Shorts” where he gives the audience short science tidbits that are awesome! While we are on the subject of science and awesome tidbits. Let’s have a look at the best YouTube Shorts by the “Action Lab Shorts”. Our top picks.
Yes, with a little science you can make spherical dice. But mind you they are weird!
While the world thinks that doing nothing is impossible, there exists a do nothing machine which actually works!
If we live in a simulation then the YouTube Short below shows us the glitch in the matrix.
Piranhas are deadly and a diamond is the toughest. Watch what happens when a Piranha solution meets a diamond.
Turns out with some science one can actually hold plasma. The YouTube Short below only proves our point.
In case you didn’t know about antibubbles, don’t worry you’re not alone. But yes after watching this short we agree that they are weird.
If you are wondering a Hydrophobic Knife is the answer to “how to get away with a murder?” (pun intended) then this YouTube Short is for you.
Nothing to see here (pun intended). Painting a room black makes it both weird and interesting.
No experiment can demonstrate getting inside someone’s head better than this one.
We always thought rocks are solid and rigid but bendable rocks exist and they are weird, of course!
If you enjoyed watching these fun short clips then check out “Action Lab Shorts” for more!
AI and creativity seem to be slowly entering the same discussion. Whether it’s graphic design…
Raghav Chadha, the internet-famous Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader, has highlighted the emergence of a…
There is a subtle but profound transformation occurring in the digital space in India, which…
Modern career success today is all about versatility, visibility, and cultural relevance, and Sahiba Bali…
Influencer boxing has gone from being a novelty sideshow to a full-blown pop-culture movement, and…
The YouTube 2025 India Wrap-Up is a glimpse into how the platform has developed into…
Leave a Comment