It sounds like a magic trick, but it's simply physics. Power shows up in surprising places: bend ordinary ice and you can ...

When a magician uses science to present his tricks, the effects are seductive. Alison Abbott takes a masterclass in sorcery.

It even has its own tournament on ESPN: Tune into Trick Shot Magic and you’ll see the likes of Segal, a graduate of Carnegie Mellon, demonstrating four jump shots at the same time, or Florian ...

To some people, physics might just be a magic trick. For University of Utah professor Adam Beehler, it's his life's work.

Actually, it’s just good old physics in action. First watch the demonstration by Veritasium’s Derek Muller: Anti-Gravity Wheel?