Feeling Fourth of July festive? Get your crafty fashion on for this weekend’s cookouts, parties, and festivals with a pair of awesome DIY fireworks sneakers! Add your own personal sparkle to the USA’s national birthday celebration! All you’ll need is a bit of dye, a dab of glue, and some glitter to make it happen. […]
Create gorgeous, enchanting images incorporating hard-to-capture bursts of light color with this neat guide to photographing fireworks!
Make your own sparklers by following the easy and hilarious instructions by Anthony and Tara in this video by Hard Science. But, you know, BE CAREFUL.
Eureka! LED CHUTIES are born one rainy day, from minds of Paul and Lee at Soldering Sunday.
Founded in 1989 by a handful of dedicated “pyros,” the Western Pyrotechnics Association is a west-coast answer to the older Pyrotechnics Guild International (PGI) and other fireworks enthusiast and advocacy groups. The WPA works with hobbyists and professionals to promote fireworks safety, educate about the science and art of fireworks display, and to entertain the public.
In honor of The Fourth of July, here’s John A. Conkling, adjunct professor and fireworks expert to show us the chemistry behind fireworks. Watch this video and learn the science so that you can impress all your friends and family tonight with your incredible knowledge.
Steve Hoefer created a fun video that shows you how to make match rockets.
