Jimmy Fallon and Kevin Delaney Do Science Experiments and Shoot Vortex Cannons on The Tonight Show

When performing science at home, it's important to supervise your kids. And your comedians.

By May 6th, 2014, 3:23 pm

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It’s over, nerds. We won. They’re doing science experiments for entertainment on The Tonight Show. Everyone who ever tried to convince you science wasn’t cool was wrong, and Jimmy Fallon will show you just how cool it can be with the help of Kevin Delaney (of Little Rock’s Museum of Discovery) and some flashy experiments.

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Jimmy Fallon and Kevin Delaney Do Science Experiments and Shoot Vortex Cannons on The Tonight Show

When performing science at home, it's important to supervise your kids. And your comedians.

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