Science teacher Jacob Strickling performs amazing experiments with liquid nitrogen, a tiny lab kit and an ASMR-inspired approach to sound.

The YouTuber behind the Make Science Fun channel got the idea to use tiny scientific equipment from an instagram post he saw of someone holding some tiny glassware.

After making a few such 'tiny science' videos one of his students suggested that he should combine it with an ASMR-inspired approach to sound.

Following their advice, Jacob made a number of ASMR science videos, like this one from 24 September 2019, which were wildly popular on social media.

Jacob Strickling, Science Teacher and YouTuber (Make Science Fun) uses tiny science equipment and ASMR to perform some different demonstrations with Liquid Nitrogen.
He got the idea of using tiny science from an instagram post he saw of someone holding some tiny glassware. After making some tiny science videos one of his students suggested that he should combine ASMR with the tiny science.
Following their advice, Jacob has now made a number of ASMR science videos and has seen a rapid growth in his YouTube channel as the ASMR Science videos trend.