We don't recommend dropping your iPhone in aluminum, but the result is pretty cool. YouTube channel TheBackyardScientist is known for trying all types of different experiments, but his latest video -- ...

Don't try this cooking method at home, folks. The Backyard Scientist answers the burning question of what happens when liquid aluminum contacts a hunk of meat. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers ...

A retired entomologist has developed a technique for studying the nesting habits of different ant species -- pour molten aluminium into their homes, wait for it to set and out comes a detailed and ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 29 (UPI) --A YouTube user who dumped molten aluminum into a hole in a watermelon was shocked when the experiment created a piece of "art" rather than an explosion.

Take the burning hot that is molten aluminum and mix it with the very cold that is liquid nitrogen and dry ice and you get an awesome as hell experiment that breaks science. Or something like that.