What do the Titanic and a Snickers bar have in common? #science #shorts #experiment #materials @TheRoyalInstitution
What do the Titanic and a Snickers bar have in common? #science #shorts #experiment #materials @TheRoyalInstitution
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Materials scientist Anna Ploszajski demonstrates the effects of extreme cold on ductile materials in this cool experiment.

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