Science teacher with ‘superpowers’ amazes students with stunt! Watch

The depth of science can’t be measured. Science is an ocean of gaining knowledge that is shaping the world. The advancements in science and technology have gone a way ahead. Science and several new inventions are surprising people across the globe since generations. However, small tricks of science can also leave anyone stunned.

If you love magic tricks, you must have seen people performing magic tricks leaving everyone stunned. However, science is the real magic . 

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Here we bring a video that will leave you amazed. The video shows a science teacher with ‘superpowers’ and exhibiting those in front of the class. 

As seen in the video, a man, who seems to be a science teacher, is standing behind a young boy. The young boy is sitting on a chair while holding a box. Smoke is coming out from a hole in the front side of the box. 

Several other students are also seen inside the class and watching the teacher curiously.

The science teacher stretches his hands outwards and suddenly punches the box from both sides. A small smoke cloud thrusts out of the opening in the box. The smoke cloud travels towards a pyramid of paper cups kept on a table. 

Though the intensity of the smoke cloud seems to be fading, it hits the cup pyramid. The pyramid breaks scattering a few cups. The students in the classroom applauded this trick with high enthusiasm.

Más profes así, por favor 🙏

#ingenierotesla #teslaingeniero pic.twitter.com/VLL5iqpKDP

— Nikola Tesla (@teslaingeniero) March 5, 2023

This is the same trick used by vapers who amaze everyone with the smoke rings and several other stunts. Basically, the trick is all about the right timing.

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The video shared on Twitter by Nikola Tesla has been viewed over 3 million times and netizens are in awe of the ‘superpower’ and super trick of the science teacher.