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Published On: January 25, 2012, 12:00 AM
Updated On: November 10, 2020, 04:00 PM
“I-bilib, The Wonders of Horus”, the Sunday night show that will reveal the amazing mysteries of science starts airing on GMA-7!
“I-bilib, The Wonders of Horus”, the Sunday night show that will reveal the amazing mysteries of science starts airing on GMA-7!
An aluminum foil boat floats inside an aquarium… with no water inside!
A pipe that can make pieces of shiny tinsel to levitate, with no strings attached!
You can’t see it, you can’t taste it but if you inhale it, your voice becomes funny. What is it?
Objects made of glass disappear when dipped in liquid gold!
Is this magic? Host Chris Tiu investigates the logic behind the magic with the curious comic duo of Moymoy Palaboy and Roadfil and the cosplay-clad Isabel Oli. Theirs is a barkada of eternally curious myth-busters who will try anything to make the audience believe that things we see as magic actually has a science behind it.
They discover which certain type of gas can be trapped inside a glass tank, allowing the foil ship to float even without water. They experiment with PVC pipes so they can make thin pieces of tinsel float like ghostly orbs. They answer the riddle and have fun finding out which air can change their voices. They also figure out what gold-colored liquid creates the illusion of disappearing glass objects.
An aluminum foil boat floats inside an aquarium… with no water inside!
A pipe that can make pieces of shiny tinsel to levitate, with no strings attached!
You can’t see it, you can’t taste it but if you inhale it, your voice becomes funny. What is it?
Objects made of glass disappear when dipped in liquid gold!
Is this magic? Host Chris Tiu investigates the logic behind the magic with the curious comic duo of Moymoy Palaboy and Roadfil and the cosplay-clad Isabel Oli. Theirs is a barkada of eternally curious myth-busters who will try anything to make the audience believe that things we see as magic actually has a science behind it.
They discover which certain type of gas can be trapped inside a glass tank, allowing the foil ship to float even without water. They experiment with PVC pipes so they can make thin pieces of tinsel float like ghostly orbs. They answer the riddle and have fun finding out which air can change their voices. They also figure out what gold-colored liquid creates the illusion of disappearing glass objects.
This new educational program feeds the curiosity of both the young and the young at heart and makes science an accessible, fun, experience! “I-bilib, The Wonders of Horus”, airs every Sunday night, after Kap’s Amazing Stories.
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