This video shows an updating of the famous Magdeburg experiment carried out by Otto von Guericke in 1654 using two metallic hemispheres to show the effects of atmospheric pressure - try it for yourself!
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Nice example of atmospheric pressure, unlike me there are people who don't technically understand why, so just for general advisory,you should include the scientific explanation. other than that, good video!
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