These Science Experiments Would Be Banned Nowadays (1966)
186K views · Aug 12, 2026 · Science & Technology
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@paul9156c · 1 month ago
The professor is greatly needed today. <br>He could teach what critical thought is, and how to use it. Something missing from today's society.
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@volvoproblems3567 · 1 month ago
Please ABC, can you bring all these episodes back. Kids of now need it just as much or maybe even more than when released.
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@Peter_Nottle · 1 month ago (edited)
"why is it so!" great words to live by.
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@kedward6601 · 1 month ago
Let me take another drag of this cigarette for science, I loved this guy when I was a kid always made it interesting.
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@BeansNull · 1 month ago
i love his enthusiasm
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@sjdtmv · 1 month ago
He served me well as for being curious about everything as a child watching in the 60's, i still have not grown out of that
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@BRETTYZCAR · 1 month ago
That kid got benched for not having a telly.
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@Vibe77Guy · 1 month ago
Electrostatic plates are part of the air cleaning system above the galley cooking line on submarines.
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@frankbrent217 · 3 weeks ago
In 66 I was 7 , loved watching his shows
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@Nowayfella · 2 weeks ago
OMG! Julius Sumner Miller.. never did I expect to ever see him again.. used to watch him all the time as a child on public TV!
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@PaperLoverGirl · 1 month ago (edited)
I loved that guy!! He made science fun! ❤❤❤
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@HighlyInsulatedDummy · 1 month ago
'They' still needed truly intelligent people to work in their industries back then. They obviously do not need that any longer
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