Wouldn't the coin bounce inside and make it drop? 🤔

Australian 1 cent coin might be a bit hard to come by these days but ill give it go...

It comes naturally to Aussies

It's a feature of the game, if the devs didn't want you to use it then it wouldn't of been there.

He did say, "with whatever you've got on the table" 🙏

​@@bbbbbzzzzzzzzzz5431exactly.

@@Akanio_Vatheros Wouldn’t have.

This was shot in Australia where the one cent coin was much smaller than the ten. The two cent coin was close in size to the ten, and five was similar to the one cent. One and two cent coins are no longer in circulation here now, and there's occasional debate about phasing out the five cent coin too.

2c too!

I would imagine it's several cels (sheets of cellophane) painted with the Curiosity Show name, that move closer to-gether and further apart in front of a fairly close camera.

@@woodyofp8574 Why did you type together like to-gether?

I think it's an example of the technique of "video feedback" - which they actually explain in one of the Curiosity Show segments, funnily enough 🙂. One camera pointed at a monitor showing its own video stream - no need for computers.

@@robertcrookall5991 Based on the “bleeding” in the upper left and lower left at 0:00 you could be correct. But I’ve never known video feedback to be stoppable; it goes into infinity, whereas this phenomenon stops at the “furthest back” iteration of the title words, and it doesn’t reduce into the “vanishing point.” But perhaps the “furthest back” iteration is the origin of the feedback, and the “bleeding” is actually the iterations at the edge of the frame starting to approach infinity.

@@robertcrookall5991 Video feedback was also how the first episodes of Dr. Who in the early 1960s had their opening video effect made.

Pennie's what?

between two fingers you mean. ez pz

I've still got a jar full of them... I'll send you one ;-)

I'll send you one from the U.S. ;) we still make them for some reason

where am I supposed to get a 1 cent, glass bottle, table, chair and studio from to recreate the same conditions, these days? : )

Find a 30+ year old house and look inside/behind/under the furniture - they are still breeding in those habitats

Crono Doesn't feature Rob and Deane's present selves killing their past selves with their future selves, 2/10 - IGN

the window washer is on the 40th floor washing windows without a harness when the scaffolding falls to the street but (s)he(they) is un-harmed. how? they're washing the inside of the window

This isn't magic, this is science. And that's the point, which you seem to have missed

@@holdingtonfarley4444 They are both truely wizards of the magical arts!

thanks for typing it :)

Not if you are in Inception

@@LukasBulevicius that comment is tops :)

We still are - Rob

@@CuriosityShow ok you got me there. Thanks!