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Watch outtakes here! http://testu.be/1grk4GC Michael Thurber of cdza joins Tara and Anthony as they attempt to break glass with the human voice. Will Michael's vocal cords be enough to get the job done? Watch to find out! Experiment Tips: Place a straw inside the glass. When the straw starts to bounce around your voice has reached the natural frequency of the glass. Leaded, crystal glasses work best for this experiment because they are more delicate. A horn driver helps center the sound in one place. List of Materials Used http://hardscienceshow.tumblr.com/ima... How To Breakdown http://www.wikihow.com/Break-a-Glass-... Best Glasses To Use http://www.breakglass.org/How-does-so... The glass needs to contain a small flaw. The shattering starts with this small crack. The blemish can be too small to be seen by the naked eye. High fives to our special guest Michael Thurber of cdza! http://www.cdzamusic.com Special thanks to the Jewish Community High School of the Bay (www.jchsofthebay.org) and to our Science Advisors: Kishore Hari (www.bayareascience.org) and Marc "Zeke" Kossover (www.kossover.net) and Sound Consultant Meara O'Reilly (www.mearaoreilly.com). Join Anthony Carboni and Tara Long as they turn the world around them into a giant science experiment. New videos every Wednesday! Watch Hard Science on TestTube: http://testtube.com/hardscience Subscribe now! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Watch extra footage from Hard Science here: http://testtube.com/hardscienceextras Follow Hard Science on Twitter:   / hardscienceshow   Like Hard Science on Facebook:   / hardscienceshow   Add Hard Science on Google+: http://goo.gl/BKfY3U Anthony on Twitter:   / acarboni   Tara on Twitter:   / taralongest   Hard Science Crew Credits: Executive Producer: Barry Pousman Producer: Nicolette Bethea Shooter: Michael Baca Second Shooter: Matt Piniol Editor: Conor Gordon Production Assistant: Kendall Long