Here's a fab gloopy, gooey slime recipe from The Dad Lab, that you can make with your child in approx 25 mins. "Oobleck is an example of a ‘shear- thickening’ liquid, which just means that it gets ...

Right? Well actually no! Oobleck is a type of material known as a non-Newtonian fluid, meaning that it is neither a liquid nor a solid, and most definitely not a gas. Unlike water, for example ...

If so, could researchers instead use oobleck — a non-Newtonian fluid made from cornstarch and water ­— as a stand-in for nuclear fuel capsules in experiments? Ferrazzara asked. Oobleck might ...

When you are done playing with your Oobleck slime, put it in a storage ... contact solution (it must contain boric acid in ...

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