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Stone is hard to carve, but very easy to model, as Rob shows. This is an excellent, inexpensive and simple way to create :stone" in model landscapes and railway layouts.

A match pushed through a hole in a board magically jumps to another one. As Rob shows, it is an easy trick to set up.

Waxwork flowers were once extremely fashionable. Not many people do them now, but Rob shows how to make simple wax flowers with a candle - and takes a quick look at some vegetable creatures!

Changes of state -- melting, freezing, boiling, condensing-- involve heat transfer , but rearranging rubber molecules from ordered to disordered has the same effect, as Rob shows with a balloon.

There are various forms of invisible ink, but Rob shows a different way to send an invisible message.

How does the brain decipher a picture? Rob shows the importance of masking and perspective in creating illusions of reality

Rob deciphers this impossible coded message easily with red cellophane spectacles.You can easily do the same.

Deane and Rob try two physical exercises involving folding arms and clasping hands. The results are surprising.

Deane presents puzzles which require viewers to fold and wrap pictures in the mind.

Mucilage is the lick-and-stick glue on some stamps, envelopes and stickers. Very useful stuff and, as Rob shows, it is extremely easy to make your own, which will keep for a long time in the refrigerator once you have made it.

Welcome to Curiosity Show YouTube Channel. We will be uploading more segments on a regular basis, and you'll find them grouped in different playlists, so we hope you find something to interest you - and lots to make and do. Rob and Deane

Deane shows how to make a miniature cardboard duck shooting gallery. It is made from matchboxes, rubber bands, ice cream sticks, matches, cardboard and marking pens.

Deane and Rob start with a length of rope which has three knots in it. When they pull the ends of the rope, the knots magically untie themselves. You'll need to try this several times before you work out why it happens!

Vertebrates can look very different but, as Rob reveals, their skeletons all have the same basic form. It can be intriguing to see how those bones are arranges in different feet, wings and flippers.

Deane describes the origin of the Marathon running race.