- Welcome back to What's Inside.
I'm Lincoln, this is Dan.
Today, we are at Pike's Market in Seattle, Washington.
- Took this show on the road a little bit today
up here in Seattle.
We're looking for something that we can go and cut open.
So we came to this iconic place of Pike's Market.
We're gonna go see if we can see some fish
that are being thrown around, eat some donuts.
Just generally have a good time
and see what Seattle is all about.
Lincoln's never been to Seattle.
I've been here before so we're going to have some fun today.
(men yelling)
(crowd cheering)
- We're at the Daily Dozen getting some donuts.
(people chattering)
They're so good.
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Can't go to Seattle without stopping by the Space Needle.
- [Dan] We're here inside of the gift shop
of the Space Needle, they have all kinds of things.
And who would have thought but this is the place
where we found something to cut open.
- This is what we think we should cut open.
A kaleidoscope.
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- We're here at the top of the Space Needle.
We have our Space Needle kaleidoscope up here
so before we leave, we want to give it a try
and see what it looks like inside of there.
Here is the kaleidoscope.
So let's see if we can get this in the camera
and see if it'll work.
Oh, yeah, that's nice.
See that, when you spin it,
you can see the Space Needle in there
and then all those rocks go around.
That's really cool, wonder how that thing works.
- [Lincoln] We'll know when we cut it in half.
- [Dan] So a kaleidoscope of the Space Needle
from the top of the Space Needle.
- Seattle was awesome.
Now we're back at the house
and we're ready to cut this kaleidoscope in half.
- It'll be interesting to see how this works.
I'm excited.
You saw the view from the top of the Space Needle.
All the different colors, you can kind of see on this side,
there's some different beads,
it looks like, that are falling.
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- [Lincoln] Wow, that was pretty easy.
- So here's the first part.
There was a little piece of glass in there.
And it's actually a magnifying glass.
So we'll show you what's inside of there
before we even have seen it. (laughs)
So I don't really know what it looks like yet.
Look Lincoln, why don't you look inside of it.
- Whoa, yeah, I was right.
There is a mirror, but what, what?
That isn't a mirror, okay.
You can just stick your finger right through.
But there is three mirrors right here, yes.
- Take each one of the mirrors out.
There's one, okay.
Two, three, so here we go, there's three mirrors.
And they're mirrored on both sides.
Here is the Space Needle kaleidoscope
and if you look inside,
we'll put it up like we did on top of the Space Needle.
You can see, there's the beads.
This is without the mirrors on it or the magnifying glass.
So it's just a bunch of beads going around
with the end of it, with the little Space Needle on the end.
So, now, let's get to those beads.
- Yeah.
- Pull on it, I'm just gonna pull on it.
- What?
Oh my, okay.
- Okay, so there's that.
- We did it.
- It looks like an empty roll of toilet paper.
Says the Space Needle on it.
Let's see if I can just get it out of here.
- [Lincoln] Oh, there you go.
- [Dan] There we go, let's see what this is made of.
- [Lincoln] Beads!
- [Dan] Beads, colorful beads.
Look at that, there is the Space Needle inside of it.
It's just on that plastic and then here are all these beads.
They look like they're from a necklace.
Some of them, they have a hole inside of them
if you wanted to use them for that.
They're pretty simple.
- That's what's inside a kaleidoscope.
- We cut things open so you don't have to
and there's another one that we've cut open.
If you have suggestions on things
that we should cut open in the future,
go ahead and just add it in the comments below.
Thanks so much for watching.
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