I had to eliminate all of the demos that were dangerous, toxic, smelled bad, that fire marshals would object to or that took too much time to set up or dispose of. The hardest idea for Krampf was coming up with a demonstration that would compete with the finale for his electricity show, in which he stands barefoot in a pan of water and lets big sparks jump off him. Finally, I found a professional stunt person that would train me to use the professional gel that they use to protect themselves from fire. When he's not performing, Krampf writes shows for museums and other institutions. You don't have to be a genius or a geek to enjoy science.
Most people know quite a bit of science just from their daily experience.
They just don't realize that it is science. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.