In this video, BYU physics professor Brian Anderson and students, use "time reversal" to target sound waves to the Legos' locations to knock them over. Anderson uses a fun visual to demonstrate a technique that can be applied to destroy kidney stones or locate underwater objects like submarines. "At first science can seem intimidating and complicated, but when you use something like Legos to demonstrate the power of science, maybe [kids will] realize that when they grow up, science can enable th

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Normally, Brigham Young University and Utah Valley University are rivals on the field, but on Friday night, that was not the case. South Field felt different than normal Friday night as the Brigham Young University girls’ soccer team took on Utah Valley University (UVU), just days after Charlie Kirk was assassinated at UVU. After an emotional and difficult week in Utah County, this rivalry game brought students from both schools closer than ever before. Learn more at ABC4.com. 🔗Link in bio #cha