What are the Aesthetics of Physics?

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The discussion centers around a video showcasing the aesthetic aspects of physics, particularly focusing on a five-part series about helium from decades ago. Participants express fascination with the concept of antigravity, questioning how it allows objects to levitate and move, particularly in relation to the visuals presented in the video. One commenter draws a comparison between the appearance of the liquid in the video and bacteria, highlighting the intriguing and visually captivating nature of the physics demonstrations.
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I just don't get that antigravity one. I can almost understand it levitating in one spot, but I don't see how it can be moved around like that.
 
What's the first one with the liquid? wow it kinda look like bacteria
 

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