Cool. So are you going to be doing everything the traditional disclaimer tells you not to try at home?
As for the video. An observation I was able to ascertain was that the explosion was slightly different than I had anticipated it to be. It seems the gas dropped just a bit before it was ignited by the spark. I figured the gas would have risen instead.
That ROCKED! I love how the balloon is all like, "POP! I'm outta here!" gone! Then it's just the ball of now exposed gas, becoming ignited from your fire source! Excellent! More! I must have more explosions! Be well.
Most excellent. For a game developer or movie maker, this would make a perfect little sample of flames (not that they haven't pretty much perfected the way they do that--e.g. the latest Harry Potter movie).
-gigglesnort- I was watching this video with my headphones on, and when the music started playing I laughed and my grandmother gave me a funny look. Then I showed her the video and she was like, "O_o"
correction the gas isn't explosive. it's just flammable.
that said glad to see your back. frankly I wish you weren't and instead showing up Mr. Wizard, Bill Nye, and (cringe) Beakman on national T.V. but I'll settle for this.
The main difference between "explosive" and "flammable" is rate of reaction. A pile of gunpowder on the floor burns more slowly than the propane did. But pack it into a sealed cardboard tube, and it goes bang.
That said, I'd love to break into tv. I've had some close calls, but nothing yet. Maybe someday.
key difference is if the substance will react with just it's self. get propane up to 1,000C with no oxygen and it will not create flames. in opposition explosive compounds require no external oxygen just the oxidizing or halogen compound in them. this is a big difference.
why have there been no new vids on the subject like was said?
thewii552 1 year ago
what?? did you do somthing like this inside your garage!!??
sykon5 1 year ago
Cool. So are you going to be doing everything the traditional disclaimer tells you not to try at home?
As for the video. An observation I was able to ascertain was that the explosion was slightly different than I had anticipated it to be. It seems the gas dropped just a bit before it was ignited by the spark. I figured the gas would have risen instead.
Raxilla 1 year ago
Any comparisons to Adam Savage yet?
Raxilla 1 year ago
:o)
TheRealVerbz 1 year ago
"A splodey face is a sad face". Awesome.
arloj 1 year ago
You're freakin' awesome
H33LYcRaZeD 1 year ago
love it
BAZHE 1 year ago
My god u might have burnt a lota of houses while u experiment ... lol
Desitara1 1 year ago
Do you think you could use an Areogel matrix filled with hydrogen
and see what happens.
I an curious.
Maleblade 1 year ago
@Maleblade If I have the ability someday to make an aerogel block for that purpose, I'll let you know.
TaoOfPooh26 1 year ago
@TaoOfPooh26
Thanks! :)
Maleblade 1 year ago
How do you have the spark to ignite the balloon? By a broken or by a high-voltage discharge.
applesweeter 1 year ago
@applesweeter By a HV discharge. 15000 v 60 ma. To ensure it not only breaks the baloon, but thoroughly ignites the gas.
TaoOfPooh26 1 year ago
@TaoOfPooh26
What equipments (hardware) is required to high-voltage discharge.
I mean what equipment did you deployed?
applesweeter 1 year ago
That ROCKED! I love how the balloon is all like, "POP! I'm outta here!" gone! Then it's just the ball of now exposed gas, becoming ignited from your fire source! Excellent! More! I must have more explosions! Be well.
Peace,
\A/
Awwa1 1 year ago
Cool, glad you messaged me about your channel. Some interesting stuff!
Sk1ll3rum0m 1 year ago
How many houses have you burned down?
gregsmetalworks 1 year ago
None. Sorry to disappoint, eh?
I've actually been doing stuff like this for over 20 years. No injuries and no loss of personal property during that time.
TaoOfPooh26 1 year ago
Most excellent. For a game developer or movie maker, this would make a perfect little sample of flames (not that they haven't pretty much perfected the way they do that--e.g. the latest Harry Potter movie).
v2keener 1 year ago
Try acetylene/oxygen @ 75/25. WEAR EAR PLUGS.
bamboo4tameshigiri 2 years ago
Have before, will again, and will be filmed, not to worry.
TaoOfPooh26 2 years ago
Nice. You could make some really valuable stock footage of flames if you setup the background.
saken 2 years ago
Do a Acetylene and Oxygen gas mixture in a balloon, I'd like to see that.
SuperTwit 2 years ago
that was awesome!
warhawkpro 2 years ago
Nice! Acetylene also works pretty well...
AlienScientist 2 years ago
*claps* very nice!!
GermanSniperBayArea 2 years ago
that was good!
Chrisfm94 2 years ago
a merry awesomemas to you too.
JackpotDen 2 years ago
nice video i will definately add u!
7025730168 2 years ago
it was entertaning big boom
Forestfirefilms605 2 years ago
That was pretty entertaining, love the slowmo... Try argon gas, it will make a bang...
^..^
TheWildAssCopyCat 2 years ago
5/5 stars. :>
Gokumarathon 2 years ago
5*****
Amazing!
IWILLBETHEDREAMOFALL 2 years ago
WoW Impressive
Andrey230 2 years ago
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Andrey230 2 years ago
-gigglesnort- I was watching this video with my headphones on, and when the music started playing I laughed and my grandmother gave me a funny look. Then I showed her the video and she was like, "O_o"
Fire is way more pretty when in slow-mo =D
goldenphoenixnaruto 2 years ago
That bike was TOTALLY ignoring safety protocols by standing so close to the experiment without a heat-resistant apron.
Good to see some more slightly mad science happening. You, sir, are completely insane! :D AHAHAHAHAHA PROPANE~
genshouthedeliverer 2 years ago
Dude! I've missed your slighty mad science! Also Happy holidaze :D
Jghalpin 2 years ago
WOW WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?!
gir489 2 years ago
its been like 3 years? WOW glad you are back
Mycatisbigfoot 2 years ago
YESSSSSSS NEW VIDEO!
JoshuaOndo 2 years ago
weeeelcome back, and happy holidays to you too!
GunnarAztek 2 years ago
iv burt my face with a can of butane a year ago i was in a burn unit for like 2-3 weeks 2nd and 3rd degree burns on my face worst pain ever
azorian7135 2 years ago
NST I SEE. I have 24 1gal tanks of nitrous oxide. Well my mom dose. Maybe i could seek one with out her knowing. Garbage bag full of NOS = Day time.
HighVoltageScience 2 years ago
i think your bike was dangerously stupid because it was close to the baloon
donovanlau 2 years ago
Heh. That isn't my bike.
TaoOfPooh26 2 years ago
Hence, you earned yourself another subscriber. :)
Surhotchaperchlorome 2 years ago
Yes! :D
Explosions = win.
Surhotchaperchlorome 2 years ago
welcome back!!! love ur videos!!!!!!!
morto360 2 years ago
Yay! The Slightly Mad Scientist is back! What a great Christmas present!
shanedk 2 years ago 2
Stop the internet, He's back!
cool balloon-bomb-high-fps-thing!
holycrapapie 2 years ago
correction the gas isn't explosive. it's just flammable.
that said glad to see your back. frankly I wish you weren't and instead showing up Mr. Wizard, Bill Nye, and (cringe) Beakman on national T.V. but I'll settle for this.
DonHoraldo 2 years ago
the distinction is splitting hairs, IMO.
The main difference between "explosive" and "flammable" is rate of reaction. A pile of gunpowder on the floor burns more slowly than the propane did. But pack it into a sealed cardboard tube, and it goes bang.
That said, I'd love to break into tv. I've had some close calls, but nothing yet. Maybe someday.
TaoOfPooh26 2 years ago
key difference is if the substance will react with just it's self. get propane up to 1,000C with no oxygen and it will not create flames. in opposition explosive compounds require no external oxygen just the oxidizing or halogen compound in them. this is a big difference.
DonHoraldo 2 years ago
great to see your back! Nice vid as always! What new camera did you get?
PinkFloyd10 2 years ago
Casio Exilim EX-F1
TaoOfPooh26 2 years ago
nice choice
PinkFloyd10 2 years ago
300FPS, pretttttty slick
prupsicle 2 years ago
w00t your back!
Vakrian 2 years ago