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Tidal Wave - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

In search of the perfect wave? Try an electromagnetic one. Just like the ocean’s tidal forces, electromagnetic forces are incredibly powerful and awe-inspiring. Created to mimic the effect of a giant swell, Tidal Wave Thinking Putty comes with a...

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Super Oil Slick - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

Everyone knows that oil and water do not mix. Yet when they do, what is known as an oil slick appears. An oil slick creates a colorful layer of oil that floats on the surface of water. This layer is highly reflective due to the light wave...

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Solar Wind - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

Made up of streams of charged particles originating from the sun’s corona, the solar wind is a cosmic powerhouse—reaching temperatures of over two million degrees Fahrenheit and supersonic speeds of over 450 miles per second. When you need to...

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Super Lava- Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

When geothermal energy heats rock deep within the Earth, the molten result is called lava. Lava takes many forms, but the most well known erupts from a volcano or fissure in the surface of a planet.The color of lava depends on its temperature and will...

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Super Fly - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

Musca Domestica (commonly known as a housefly) has thousands of individual visual receptors called ommatidia. These receptors create what is known as a compound eye, which is capable of an almost 360-degree view and incredibly speedy sight...

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Star Dust - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

Star dust is the material that remains when stars explode into supernovas. Earth accumulates over 35,000 tons of it every year. As black as deepest space, Star Dust Thinking Putty glimmers with rainbow holographic glitter in daylight and glows with...

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Super Scarab - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

The ancient Egyptians were amazed by the scarab beetle. Its beautiful, color-shifting exoskeleton — which mirrors light in tones of purple, blue, red, and copper — appeared magical and beyond the powers of man. Often used in...

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Pure Platinum Precious Metals

Although platinum has been mined throughout human history, it was not considered a precious metal until 1751. It then became “the metal of kings” and was used to fashion bowls, chalices, and crowns. The Queen Mother’s Crown is the only...

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Northern Lights - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

Also known as aurora borealis, the northern lights are a display in the sky caused by solar wind slamming into our atmosphere. It creates charged particles that release energy in the form of colored light. Named after this natural wonder, Northern Lights...

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Mystic Glacier - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty 4"

Glaciers often appear to glow with shades of blue, purple, and green light. This is because they absorb the red, orange, and yellow light delivered by the sun. The remaining higher spectrum colors change depending on the ice thickness, trapped air...

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Copper Crush Precious Metals

Copper is thought to be the very first metal mined and used by humankind some 10,000 years ago. Soft, malleable, and undeniably beautiful, it was used for tools, weapons, and most notably sculptures. The Sultanganj Buddha is an impressive...

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Chameleon - Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty

One of the most adaptable animals in all of nature, the chameleon is a small lizard that has lived on Earth for millions of years. It has a prehensile tail, eyes that rotate independently and an amazing ability to change its color to match its...