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These Homemade Science Experiments Caused Some Inexplainable Results

September 16, 2025 by Shelley Thompson

Did this man just open a portal to another dimension?

While at first glance, it may look like a scene from a Doctor Strange movie, this photograph was captured when a person tried to spin a couple of glow sticks tied end to end with a piece of burning steel wool on one end. The rapid spinning caused the sparks to look like an eerie bright circle of mesmerizing glowing lights.

Photo courtesy of Reddit /@Chris Matthew Brady

It almost looks like this gentleman has broken the time-space and opened the gates of another dimension. However, as charming as it appears, it is not advised to recreate this experiment as the sparks from the burning steel wool can cause burns or even ignite large fires if the environment consists of flammable objects.

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