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Sorry about that - perhaps try a different browser, the format is gifv ( video gif), so the browser needs to support that format. Also - on the page it does have a download link, it was to download the content, not a program. - The site is imgur - a prety relable image / gif sharing site. Still I can understand your concern / diligence.Fervent Freyja said:The link won't load for my browser, it is asking that I download something. Nope.
"Do not try this at home" is a warning typically used in science experiments and demonstrations to caution individuals against attempting the experiment on their own. It is often used when the experiment involves potentially dangerous materials or procedures that should only be performed by trained professionals.
It is important to not try experiments at home because many experiments involve potentially hazardous materials or procedures that require specialized training and equipment. Attempting these experiments without proper knowledge and supervision can result in serious injury or harm.
While having adult supervision can reduce the risk of harm, it is still not recommended to try experiments at home. Many experiments require specific safety protocols and equipment that may not be available in a home setting, even with adult supervision.
Yes, there are many safe and simple science experiments that can be safely performed at home with proper supervision. These experiments usually involve common household items and do not require specialized equipment or materials. It is important to always follow safety protocols and guidelines when conducting any experiment.
If you are interested in trying an experiment at home, it is best to consult with a trained professional or reputable source for guidance. They can provide you with the necessary safety protocols, equipment, and materials to ensure a safe and successful experiment. It is also important to always follow safety guidelines and never attempt experiments that involve hazardous materials or procedures.