How to Make a Crater

How can cake ingredients be whipped into a moon-like crater? This activity works in classrooms, camps and at home.

[@SquirrelASMR]

NASA lunch lady?

[@prophetessesther7902]

No it’s not a NASA lunch lady, it’s just a lady.

[@jyoshika790]

NASA lady

[@revin_0007]

Thanks!! Great experiment!!

[@neelshah1651]

Good explanation!!

[@reshugarg1697]

Kya hum narmadeshwar shivling ka bhi issi viddhi se rudrabhishek kar sakte hai...humare ghar par chote se narmadeshwer shivling hai

[@zanzalurspace3161]

What is with the music?

[@okboing]

It's a combination of jazz and funk. We call it junk

[@nappyboi3968]

@@okboing lol

[@muertovivo2156]

So where are the rocks on the moon??

[@UpTempo_0]

MUERTOVIVO 215 they get destroyed when they hit

[@prophetessesther7902]

I watch this before.

[@prophetessesther7902]

I mean I watched this before.

[@thisdude_5265]

We have 2 watch and dooo this as a “Fun Activity!”

[@ferriex7658]

Why was this 9yrs ago?

[@threelastt]

Love the funk

[@squacket]

this saved my 6th grade

[@ayushpandey5151]

Good explanation but want to know more

[@abcdeisthekeygaming277]

I thought we were Baking a cake when I clicked on the video

[@whatislifebro]

we live in one of these craters on the moon, if yk, well then yk..

[@stratoblaster23]

no meteors ever come in at anything but a 90 deg angle? when I throw a rock at angle, crater is not circular...look more like electrical discharges on moon, esp given spiral pattern of craters at poles

[@macke2879]

Most meteoroids come in at less than 90 degrees, the reason that the craters on the moon are circular is cause upon inpact the excess velocity is turned into heat by friction, this happens quickly making an explotion, there are oblong craters on the moon though, but very few since they need to come in at an angle less than about 10 degrees for that to happen

[@lloydlemaudit2807]

The real question is: Real or fake ?

[@ryanzeitler3710]

Fake

[@Jale299]

just here the music bruh, its like we're in a disco club

[@wangdong8778]

Instructions unclear: can’t shit

[@Wavva4]

Who else had to watch this in school

[@owenjstephens9477]

nice

[@thisdude_5265]

For skool

[@benquinney2]

Dino killer

[@Rosettemansour10]

Any one from bus pls comment

[@Christians_outdoors]

?

[@danielsteele4329]

Yes, i knew the moon was flat

[@FILMLANDSTUDIOS]

This is proof that the moon landing was fake LOL

[@macke2879]

Please, how does an experiment on how craters are made mean that the moon landing was fake?

[@okboing]

You better be trolling How does this even give evidence toward a fake moon landing

[@FILMLANDSTUDIOS]

Lol you all think I'm serious!!

[@admistical]

@@FILMLANDSTUDIOS lol

[@arian3976]

Who's here for a project

[@robertjkilgore]

Mix, take pic😆wala, NASA pic worth Millions.... 😂😂 Just don't sell it to any one with any prominence 😂😂😂or common sense😂

[@silviaaj3841]

Homework fourth grade iPad [how are craters created]

[@justwondering1967]

Isn't it disingenuous to represent crater impacts this way given cosmic debris is moving at tens, hundreds, even thousands of miles per second and that the majority of these meteors are exploding before ever making contact with the "regolith"? That is the official reasoning given for why the vast majority of lunar craters are round regardless of a meteor's angle of approach, yes?

[@cart6484]

oui

[@anaryl]

No.

[@panzersusmander3728]

I mean, you can't throw a rock at 42,000Km/h, can you?