The concept of a science-based magic experiment set combines the wonder and excitement of performing magical illusions with the logical principles and explanations behind them. This unique blend allows individuals to engage in a hands-on learning experience that encourages scientific inquiry and critical thinking. Whether it's creating a levitating object, making a coin disappear, or predicting the outcome of a dice roll, these experiments bring the world of magic to life using scientific concepts and principles. This not only enhances the sense of awe and wonder but also helps individuals understand the underlying scientific principles involved. A science-based magic experiment set typically includes a variety of props and tools that facilitate the performance of these experiments. Additionally, it provides a detailed instruction manual that outlines the step-by-step process for each experiment and explains the scientific principles at play.

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Sequel to rare superpower heroine franchise returns with rookie actress

By Kwak Yeon-soo

On returning with the much-anticipated sci-fi thriller "The Witch: Part 2. The Other One," a sequel to "The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion" (2018), director Park Hoon-jung made it clear that there is still more story to tell.

The upcoming film tells the story of a girl who comes out into the world as a lone survivor of a top-secret lab where the facility creates creatures with superpowers.

The first installment of the female-centered heroine franchise attracted over 3.1 million moviegoers in 2018.

"It's taken us four years to get a sequel. Our project has been delayed due to COVID-19. Under challenging circumstances, we weren't sure when we could resume filming. The plot also changed over time. I feel like I haven't told a 10th of the story in mind, but I think this one turned out to be a good one," Park said during a press conference for the film, Tuesday.

Rookie actress Shin Si-ah beat out 1,408 actors who auditioned to nab the main role. "At first, I was just shocked. It didn't even really register until I started filming. It was a real honor," she said.

She explained how her character, Sonyeo ("girl" in Korea), differs from Koo Ja-yoon (Kim Da-mi), the heroine of "The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion."

"My character is the strongest among children who are trained to be ruthless killing machines. Compared to Koo, who was adopted by an elderly farmer and raised like an average kid, Sonyeo lacks social skills and can hardly feel or express her emotions," Shin said.

Actress Jo Min-su, who plays dual roles as Dr. Baek, a scientist who orders the slaughtering of genetically engineered children, and her twin sister, said she was worried that the sequel might be disappointing.

"I was really happy to return for 'The Witch: Part 2,' but at the same time, I was a bit worried. I thought to myself, 'What if the sequel is not as good as the first one?' Even after reading the script, I only had a vague idea of how director Park would unravel the story," she said.

Actors Lee Jong-suk, Park Eun-bin, Seo Eun-su, Jin Goo and Sung Yu-bin have been cast in the film. Lee, who is returning to the big screen for the first time since she appeared in the 2017 crime film "V.I.P.," didn't attend the press conference as details about the character are being kept under wraps.

Instead, director Park hinted at the mystery character, saying, "When we collaborated on 'V.I.P.,' my impression of Lee was that he is incredibly smart. He's been on my mind ever since I created his character, a mysterious man in charge of the secret lab."

Actress Park, who shot to fame through KBS' "The King's Affection" (2021) and plays Sonyeo's only friend Kyung-hee, talked about more thrilling and immersive action sequences. "The action looks bigger and better than in the first movie. Most of the action sequences take place outside of the lab, in open space," she said.

"The Witch: Part 2. The Other One" will hit local theaters on June 15.

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The Witch’s Diner aired as a web drama on TVING and with its refreshing setting is one of the better ones. With Song Ji-Hyo, Nam Ji-Hyun, and Chae Jong-Hyeop in the leader roles I had to watch!

Coming through today with a shorter drama with shorter episodes as well! Sometimes that is exactly what I need after being bombarded by long and slowly developing dramas. The Witch’s Diner was a refreshing drama and really surprised me with its story line and how much I enjoyed it. That being said don’t expect anything revolutionary here it is a web drama after all but with the Halloween season slowly approaching I thought it was a nice drama to review, even if I watched this from July to August and technically it was a summer drama.

The Witch’s Diner synopsis as always via AsianWiki: Jung Jin is an ordinary 28-year-old woman with a job and a boyfriend, but her boyfriend dumps her and she gets fired from her job. Jung Jin then decides to open a restaurant with her mother. The restaurant goes bankrupt. Her mother goes down to the country and Jung Jin is left alone at the restaurant. At that time, Jo Hee-Ra (Song Ji-Hyo) appears in front of her. Jo Hee-Ra is a witch and she wants to borrow Jung Jin’s restaurant to open her own restaurant. Jo Hee-Ra’s restaurant would make food that grants a customer’s wish. In exchange for granting their wish, the customers would give Jo Hee-Ra something that she wants from them. Jung Jin is skeptical at first, but she has an incredible experience from eating Jo Hee-Ra’s food. Jung Jin soon works with Jo Hee-Ra and the restaurant becomes popular.

Okay first of all it was so nice to see Jonghyeop for two times a week at some point while the drama was airing. He also played the second lead in Nevertheless which did my boy a bit dirty. The Witch’s Diner though knows how to use this man and his charms to the fullest and his character is pretty righteous yet likable. A boy with a good head on his shoulders! (I am biased here okay).

The real stars of the show I have to say are my two women here Jihyo is a fantastic actress and her portraying a witch was a sight to see. She really nailed that role and she looked good and hot doing it. Jihyun is also always refreshing to see and her character’s growth. You all know I love powerful women who grow past the need for a man and stand up for themselves!

As for the drama overall I’ll keep it short! The eight episodes were very nicely paced and I really enjoyed each of the little side stories of the drama, we really get to learn something here and are told to think. Man, I love a good drama that makes you question your morals and engages you to use your grey cells. The Witch’s Diner has great story writing and the food and cooking is just a plus!

I also loved that this didn’t focus on their being a couple in the end, yes it focuses a lot on dreams, wishes, revenge and love but in the end something else is much more important and the end is really wholesome. I need to get myself a Jonghyeop since he plays the cutest roles. I loved all of our main characters’ story arcs a lot and where they ended up! All in all, I didn’t expect to enjoy The Witch’s Diner this much but we all love a nice surprise!

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Additionally, it provides a detailed instruction manual that outlines the step-by-step process for each experiment and explains the scientific principles at play. By combining the elements of magic and science, individuals can develop a deeper understanding of scientific concepts while also having fun and engaging in magical performances. In this way, it fosters an environment of curiosity and exploration, encouraging individuals to ask questions and seek explanations for the phenomena they observe.

Participating in science-based magic experiments can have numerous benefits. It promotes critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and scientific literacy. It also cultivates creativity and imagination as individuals are encouraged to come up with their own variations and interpretations of the experiments. Moreover, science-based magic experiment sets can be an excellent tool for educational purposes. They can be used in schools to enhance science lessons and make them more engaging and interactive. They can also be used for science outreach programs to spark interest and curiosity in young minds and inspire them to pursue scientific endeavors. In conclusion, a science-based magic experiment set combines the art of magic with the principles of science to create a unique learning experience. It encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry while also providing a sense of wonder and excitement. With its potential for educational use, it has the power to inspire the next generation of scientists and magicians alike..

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