Plasmoid in a Microwave

[Agarlicabreadacheese]

the sound is awesome

[flippy102]

yepp. :D

[Bergunthera]

I want to try it, but i also don't want to die yet! dilemna! Maybe if you'd left it one more second the whole thing would have blown!

[romwell32]

Don't worry, there's no pressure buildup. The plasma can get pretty hot though, and I heard "on the internets" that it can melt your the glass, so try it with cheap bowls only.

[Bergunthera]

So why does the glass smash in this one?

/watch?v=A7RFyh5ABcQ

[romwell32]

Vide not available =(

[Jackisblack3]

aaw, a baby ball lightening!

[darek4488]

Can this be dangerous in some way?

[romwell32]

It can melt the glass, but I am not aware of other dangers.

[F0RD0Z]

@darek4488 who cares about radiation???!!!! plasma is so coooooool!

i dont give a shit if the anti magnetic grid of my microwave oven is not supposed to hold that much enegetic magnetic field.

Cancer can be fun anyway! ^^

[opiates]

A small sample of what our star is made of. Very cool.

[p135syche9q]

ах рома.....до бороды своей...

coool

did it melt =)

[romwell32]

Не, стекло не расплавилось. Говорят, если долго подержать - расплавится =)

[xUltraVioletDreamx]

sweet....... I'm totally trying that

[romwell32]

great =)

[hellopplimu]

yea ok sure! how often do u get on?

[hellopplimu]

i think it is a relly cool topic! i mean-cmon- a friggin floatin ball in a microwave?! FREAKIN SWEET!!!!

[romwell32]

Agreed =) Try it, post your video too ! Then we could make a group =)

[hellopplimu]

yay! i am doing a science research project on this! by the way u are never to young 4 youtube!anybody agree?

[romwell32]

Yep! =) Where are you studying/doing research ?

[Teslaguy]

I'm trying to make this work, I'm not too successfull so far.

[zieba]

The plasma itself is an ionized gas. The fire is nothing more than a combusted helium particles. So using a microwaves ultrashort waves combined with extremely hot ions turns helium into ionized gas and that's the plasma. A natural phenomenon.

[lilcrzym0nkeY7890]

cool

[Lkenmaner]

how can that be explained using scientific terms?

[romwell32]

I don't remember =( google for plasmoid in microwave, it's something about ionized carbon atoms..

[Mulletness]

How exactly was that set up? *Subscribed*

[romwell32]

Thx=) Setup: 1. Take a bottle cap and make a small hole in it 2. Insert a match or other wood fiber into the hole (I used wood from incense sticks) 3. Attach something to a bowl so that it could be covered with another bowl so that the air can go inside [I used pens] 3. Place the cap with fibre into the lower bowl 4. [quick] light the fiber, cover the lower bowl with upper bowl, close microwave, start !

[SapphiredragonG3]

Funny, looks almost exactly like what i did....

[romwell32]

Well, we kind of did the same thing =)

[whitegrant]

Dude that was awesome. :D Show us some more tricks.

[romwell32]

Thanks =) I'll try to make superheated water =)