By mysterious means
, I am now in possession of a small medical centrifuge. For those who don't know, it's a circular machine with a few test-tube sized container spaces in a wheel that spins at breakneck speeds. They are meant to apply huge centrifugal force to separate out substances (i.e. separate blood).
So far, I've discovered that they are good for draining Crayola markers and VERY good for bringing ballpoint pens back to life.
Whenever I find some test tubes I can try separating Kool-Aid, but for now I can't think of any other good experiments. Any ideas? 
So far, I've discovered that they are good for draining Crayola markers and VERY good for bringing ballpoint pens back to life.
