Things We Saw Today: Buckyball Magnets In a Blender

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If I were a scientist who knew how to do so safely and not die I would spend so much of my time just sticking stuff in microwaves and blenders and seeing what would happen. Today’s blender contender: Some high-powered neodynium magnets. Behold! (Oh, and if you’re looking for a more delicious safe-to-try-at-home substitute to Will It Blend, may I suggest Will It Waffle? (via io9)

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