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Making Jack o' Lanterns Vomit, and Do the "Ghost Rider" Bursting Into Flames Thing

You haven't lived until you've seen a carved pumpkin puke out of its eyes

By Rain Noe - Oct 30, 2017

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Here are two more Halloween tricks from the UK's Royal Institution. The first will look familiar to fans of Marvel's "Ghost Rider" character and uses gunpowder to good effect. The second uses a chemical concoction to simulate what happens when a Jack o' Lantern has had too much to drink:

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Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.

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