Francium has a 1/2 life of 22 minutes I think and there is an estimated 50g in the earth's crust at any time (I think 10,000 atoms is the maximum amount ever collected). So no, they wouldn't let them have francium, but if I had some I'd be willing to give it to Hammond especially if Clarkson and May were in the vicinity too.
This is just another example of lazy science on tv.
@doomknightsepulchure Oh I know they do. They spark and even explode, but Mythbusters proved the final video where the tub explodes is bullshit. They even added twice as much and 3 times as much Cesium as these people added and the tub didn't even crack. Same tub too. They needed a C4 charge to make the tub do that!!
@GraydonW francium is extremely rare on very small amounts can be crated and it has a very short half life but if u could enemas a decent supply then I can only imagine the destruction
@0100BB nope, the futher down you go on the periodic table the crazier the elements get, sodium creates heat to ignite the hydrogen from the water because these elements remove an electron from the wate to make hydrogen, its real
This is fake, because i saw some wires into the bath tub, and also , when he ran over the hill, the metals would blow immediately not go off after 10 seconds, he obviously went over the hill and into the truck to activate a detonator.
Watch it again slowly. Hammond says quite clearly that the Rb and Cs is kept in an airtight capsule that dissolves in water. Once it dissolved and the alkali metal was exposed to the water, the explosion occurred.
they cant get francium because its highly radioactive, and it only has a half life of about 19 minutes, by the time they obtain it and try and use it, it will have almost completely decomposed
"Rubbish science videos"... yet these dishonest clowns fake their own video for a paycheck. This isn't helping science - it's helping perpetuate distrust.
Ever notice that the explosions on Brainiac are (at least dynamically) very similar, even though they claim to use a wide range of wildly varying explosives?
This is because they use a few easily available, stable explosives to simulate the effects of dangerous, complicated or difficult to obtain explosives.
This is quite a good example, because although the reactions show would be very violent they would be utterly unlike what is shown here, especially carried out in an open bath.
@inFamousHero123 Yes I did... My teacher even said it was fake, so you must have no taken chemistry yet, because the reaction between water and Cesium and Rubidium is not that big....
thhis is a complete lie with the late one they starped a little bit of dinomight to it because it wouldnt go off the first and second time....but its true if it did go off probley it would go off like that xx
because there is no stable isotope of francium, it could not be attained easily, therefore we usually omit francium in reactions because they react quite fast....but nevertheless it is there.
Yeah, I bet none of you smartasses never even realised it was fake untill you saw the Thunderfoot's video. Now you're just acting like big douhes by calling the video fake. It might be fake, but at least it's interesting, therefore fun to watch.
@ToriNight Not everyone on youtube gets their knowledge from the media. Some of us are actual chemists or physicists. Don't be too quick to judge others. Unless they are speaking in such a fashion that it is obvious they have only a small amount of education.
there is another video on youtube to prove that this experiment is fake, 'Brainiac alkali metals- fake!', gives prove to how the experiment is fake and what a true experiment of those metals look like, it's very well done!
The halarious part is that my chemistry teacher actually showed this in class! She actually believed it, despite the horribly asinine story about a "special container that disolves in water (there's H2O present in the air, and he calls the container glass not 5 seconds earlier), or the fact that there is no way that the chemicals would be so explosive. Not to mention the cables to the explosives in the tub... XP
Its real...if you learned chemistry, its real. Alkali metals are not stable alone so they react with various substances (i.e the water). Those were alkali metals (if you cant tell...).
Hell, I don't care if this is faked. Personally, I just watch for the explosions and would be disappointed if they set it all up for real and the bloody thing just went "Poof." That would NOT be worth showing on TV.
@evildarkpoison Look up the mythbusters episode where they test alkali metals. Alkali metals react with water yes but the explosions are far less than what is shown here. They used extra explosive for dramatic effect. Don't believe all you see on TV :)
The energy released by the heavier alkali metals is easily calculatable. If you have a gram of each metal, you're releasing similar amounts of energy. A gram of Cs is actually a lot less atoms than a gram of lithium, so even though each reaction is more energetic per atom, it is mitigated by the decreased atom count.
At the end of the day, caesium is not horribly more reactive than is potassium or even lithium.
The difference in the explosion is largely kinetics, not energy.
I always dont get this program, it's either fake or exaggeration, so what's the point, they proved potassium in a but of water only makes a pop, so why fake the bath tub?
@dakingdog: If they blew up a bathtub with dynamite and told us they were blowing up a bathtub with dynamite, it would be entertainment. If they blew up a bathtub with dynamite and told us they were doing it with THE POWER OF THE MIND!, it would be entertainment. But they are pretending to be doing it with a method that seems plausible to the average person, but actually isn't it. That is deliberately misinforming people, and it's not okay.
But why did you feel the need to post that comment? There are already hundreds of people pointing out it's fake, so it doesn't make any sense. Or does that make you feel big?
@chemnuke In the end, it's just entertainment. Why does it matter so much that it's "fake"? And besides; what's the "false urban legend" that you claim to have exposed?
To recap, things blow up, it's cool, I like the show because it tastes good on my tongue.
@bradrayp this fake, with a detonator, or a a legitimate few grams of potassium in H20 done by a man without special effects? both entertaining, the other being true
@DemoticTruth I really just don't understand what the big deal about it is. So what if it's fake? It's still fun to watch things blow up. If you know what's real and what's fake then good for you. Don't spoil it for the rest of us.
@chemnuke Why sure it is. Besides, how can you even prove that it's fake? Please show proof before you go criticizing something that you're apparently "an expert" on.
and never mix Francium with Fluorine
Khaied345 2 days ago
Thumbs up if you wanna see Francium
Khaied345 2 days ago
I read it Akali Metal, League of Legends players will relate
F0uLy 2 days ago
Just amazing Mme Bodart (vous voyez que j'écoute ce que vous me dites!)
Gruhm 1 week ago
I really couldn't care less this show was awesome, I mean who wouldn't want to do what they did!
equinton94 1 week ago
1:52 wires to detonator.
littlestworkshop 2 weeks ago
Its top gun not top gear guys
ten40tv 2 weeks ago
hamster! thumbs up if you like top gear!
holisticgoddess1 2 weeks ago
Francium has a 1/2 life of 22 minutes I think and there is an estimated 50g in the earth's crust at any time (I think 10,000 atoms is the maximum amount ever collected). So no, they wouldn't let them have francium, but if I had some I'd be willing to give it to Hammond especially if Clarkson and May were in the vicinity too.
This is just another example of lazy science on tv.
pocketmagnetic 3 weeks ago 2
Mythbusters proved this video bullshit in 2008!!!
Stevesrssrssrs 3 weeks ago 2
@Stevesrssrssrs Buddy, Alkali metals do react that way. I read the periodic table everyday.
doomknightsepulchure 1 week ago
@doomknightsepulchure Oh I know they do. They spark and even explode, but Mythbusters proved the final video where the tub explodes is bullshit. They even added twice as much and 3 times as much Cesium as these people added and the tub didn't even crack. Same tub too. They needed a C4 charge to make the tub do that!!
Stevesrssrssrs 1 week ago
Francium has a half life of 1 minute, thus it is useless for experiments
scivids1999 3 weeks ago
"They wouldn't let us have Francium" - no, it's just doesn't react because it is so reactive it reacts with the air first
hedgecliffedge 3 weeks ago
Richard why aren't you on Top Gear?
brandenman101 3 weeks ago
Mythbusters proved this wrong!
JorgetheElephant 4 weeks ago
dunno what was in that tub but it wasnt water and cesium
ndavid120 4 weeks ago
@ndavid120 Caesium*
trebot9292266 2 weeks ago
Wikipedia proves this is fake bit.ly /efAY4v
AndroidJellybean 4 weeks ago
i wish richard hammond was my science teacher
eiryn24 1 month ago
@eiryn24 What, and learn nothing?
Davemackintoshforce 3 days ago
9gag brought me here
domoazul14 1 month ago 3
yay snowflakes and chemistry.
boobadiboop 1 month ago
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cesium fainted.
Water gained 342 ep points.
Water leveled up to level 40!
What, water is evolving!........................
Congratulations, your water (H2O) evolved into Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)!
Junker281 1 month ago
> FAKE! Myth already busted.
CreamyGoodnessX 1 month ago
i like lithium now
JNQification 1 month ago
hehe dogs nuts
AVERASX2C 1 month ago
2:52 xD
MrDoctor29 1 month ago
@GraydonW francium is extremely rare on very small amounts can be crated and it has a very short half life but if u could enemas a decent supply then I can only imagine the destruction
deluxham 1 month ago
Y U NO FRANCIUM
GraydonW 1 month ago
i had to watch this video for my homework! :) i think my science teacher is EPIC!
ProfPikachu 1 month ago 2
@ProfPikachu same here :p
christianvn1 1 month ago
But there are still wire into the bathtub and he runs over the hill to detonate it.
Lefty7788tinkatolli 1 month ago
It's hard to believe but alkali metals really do this when they hit water.
carriedawaybyribbon 1 month ago
This is fake Mythbusters proved it in one of there episodes
0100BB 1 month ago
@0100BB nope, the futher down you go on the periodic table the crazier the elements get, sodium creates heat to ignite the hydrogen from the water because these elements remove an electron from the wate to make hydrogen, its real
12414666 1 month ago
I used to be an scientist like you, then i took a chemical to the knee
RavenCSS 1 month ago
This is fake, because i saw some wires into the bath tub, and also , when he ran over the hill, the metals would blow immediately not go off after 10 seconds, he obviously went over the hill and into the truck to activate a detonator.
Lefty7788tinkatolli 1 month ago
@Lefty7788tinkatolli
Watch it again slowly. Hammond says quite clearly that the Rb and Cs is kept in an airtight capsule that dissolves in water. Once it dissolved and the alkali metal was exposed to the water, the explosion occurred.
smoog 1 month ago
omg i was in science class and saw this video. i was like,"what the hell, is that richard hammond from top gear?!
123qcr 2 months ago
Faked aha.
WaysideReborned 2 months ago
Hey! It's the guy from Top Gear!
alecm858 2 months ago
Oh and let's see what video is up next? How to put on a condom looks very nice... lets click! :P
Racerlion1 2 months ago
they cant get francium because its highly radioactive, and it only has a half life of about 19 minutes, by the time they obtain it and try and use it, it will have almost completely decomposed
sirjordan5 2 months ago
Fake rubbish also Hamster and Tickle are very annoying, did he say "rubbish science videos"?......
drakelowc 2 months ago 6
@drakelowc All science videos ROCK!
MathPhysChemSkyNerd 1 month ago
Oh I miss seeing this show on tv. Only came here cause I was studying for my chem midterm and wanted something visual to help me remember stuff.
speechless05 2 months ago
i would hate to be the person that discovered this axadentaly!!!!!:)
JonOMec 2 months ago
wire into bathtub visible at 1:52
MasterOrganicChem 2 months ago
dogs nuts?
mewlar101 2 months ago 3
the Death Star
godinezbl 2 months ago
awesome mr. k
plp1997 2 months ago
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plp1997 2 months ago
"Rubbish science videos"... yet these dishonest clowns fake their own video for a paycheck. This isn't helping science - it's helping perpetuate distrust.
Shame on you.
chemnuke 2 months ago 6
@chemnuke Don't be so negative mate!
SenioreGhost 2 months ago
thats what happen when i cum in a girls ass , the but explodes from the 2 sides :P
UnforgivenRocker96 3 months ago
This was faked, myth busted.
pbrew85 3 months ago
@CTFxCForTheWin2009 and he has to buy a new toilet every time because every deuce he drops makes the toilet bowl disintegrate.
royalecrown 3 months ago
Ever notice that the explosions on Brainiac are (at least dynamically) very similar, even though they claim to use a wide range of wildly varying explosives?
This is because they use a few easily available, stable explosives to simulate the effects of dangerous, complicated or difficult to obtain explosives.
This is quite a good example, because although the reactions show would be very violent they would be utterly unlike what is shown here, especially carried out in an open bath.
anononomous 3 months ago
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anononomous 3 months ago
23412noby its the god :D
Thekeek123 3 months ago
FAKE!
IRoats 3 months ago
@IRoats You must not have taken chemistry yet.
inFamousHero123 3 months ago
@inFamousHero123 Yes I did... My teacher even said it was fake, so you must have no taken chemistry yet, because the reaction between water and Cesium and Rubidium is not that big....
IRoats 3 months ago
@IRoats Then how big should it have been in this case?
inFamousHero123 3 months ago
Frankium Hahahaha
My teacher today just told us that that was the wrong pronunciation of Francium.
Shaosprojects 3 months ago
my chemistry teacher said its fake...im in class right now lol.
JBSUX2255 3 months ago
@JBSUX2255 Same XD
IRoats 3 months ago
if there blowing stuff up. idm if its fake....
PR3DATORcg 3 months ago
did he die?
MrBrotchie 3 months ago in playlist Insane Science
Fake!
WeaselWJ 3 months ago
that is fake, they even proved it on mythbusters...
TehGiffinator666 3 months ago
watchin this bull shit for science home work a hand grenade would have blown the fuck out of the bath
TheWiseMonkeyDF 3 months ago
Chemie Homework: Watching this Vid. DONE!
ilikewebm 3 months ago
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ilikewebm 3 months ago
ive watching this video, when i was a teenager!!!
really grea!!!!!!!t, now, im a university student of biochemical engineer!!!
JIGOKU8TANIA 3 months ago
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JIGOKU8TANIA 3 months ago
thhis is a complete lie with the late one they starped a little bit of dinomight to it because it wouldnt go off the first and second time....but its true if it did go off probley it would go off like that xx
spongebob8910 4 months ago
who cares if its fake or not, its a really fun video! so stop whining like kids
fredsta786 4 months ago
he straped dynamite to the chemicals, ceasium might be very reactive, but its not that bad
alexocoolg 4 months ago
If cesium is the emperor, what is Francium then?
23412nooby 4 months ago 40
@23412nooby Universal Ruler of Everything?
Asuperl33tninja 4 months ago
@23412nooby God.
Mohair2012 3 months ago
@23412nooby The God of the periodic table?
LordWeegee450 3 months ago
@23412nooby GOD?
MrMrEMiller 2 months ago
@23412nooby god of course
supermariostar18 2 months ago
@23412nooby God?
UkrainianDragon1993 2 months ago
@23412nooby
In theory it is more powerful but it is so rare and radioactive that it can't really be used
pen6816 2 months ago
@23412nooby Francium is God
9thwonderand1 2 months ago
@23412nooby Your mom
12414666 2 months ago
@12414666 Nice! So my mother could blow up your hometown by swimming there? Awesome!
23412nooby 2 months ago 3
@23412nooby
because there is no stable isotope of francium, it could not be attained easily, therefore we usually omit francium in reactions because they react quite fast....but nevertheless it is there.
x15Lovex 1 month ago
@23412nooby radioactive -.-'
Massahans 1 month ago
@23412nooby The Sith lord, maybe even God. :/
Aurumvideo 1 month ago
@23412nooby the god
kryptonight63 1 month ago
@23412nooby it's god
devilpizza123 1 month ago
Francium??
Thank you.
nicolasmperrault 4 months ago
Well, I knew it was fake before Thunderfoot's video...because of MythBusters :P
magicboy10xx 4 months ago
Yeah, I bet none of you smartasses never even realised it was fake untill you saw the Thunderfoot's video. Now you're just acting like big douhes by calling the video fake. It might be fake, but at least it's interesting, therefore fun to watch.
ToriNight 4 months ago
@ToriNight Not everyone on youtube gets their knowledge from the media. Some of us are actual chemists or physicists. Don't be too quick to judge others. Unless they are speaking in such a fashion that it is obvious they have only a small amount of education.
Aviatorsmith 4 months ago
there is another video on youtube to prove that this experiment is fake, 'Brainiac alkali metals- fake!', gives prove to how the experiment is fake and what a true experiment of those metals look like, it's very well done!
hamishshierlaw 4 months ago
I have lost all faith in my science department in my school after they showed this.
smileyking96 4 months ago
The halarious part is that my chemistry teacher actually showed this in class! She actually believed it, despite the horribly asinine story about a "special container that disolves in water (there's H2O present in the air, and he calls the container glass not 5 seconds earlier), or the fact that there is no way that the chemicals would be so explosive. Not to mention the cables to the explosives in the tub... XP
NezumiKuro 4 months ago
i watched this in science class 2day :)
OwenAKAMinecraftKid 4 months ago
@OwenAKAMinecraftKid what school you go to? so did i? i think you might be in same clas or if not thats just weird... o.O
Fairfuzzle 4 months ago
@Fairfuzzle i live in uk, midlands.. dont think u are
OwenAKAMinecraftKid 4 months ago
@OwenAKAMinecraftKid ahh, i live in leeds uk, how weird? :) same video aswell
Fairfuzzle 4 months ago
@OwenAKAMinecraftKid nice minecraft videos btw :)
Fairfuzzle 4 months ago
Rubidium and Cesium: the 'dog's nuts' of the Alkali Metals
rasellewolf 4 months ago
BZZZZZZZ BUHHHHHRRRRRR GIHHHHHHHHHH HERRRRRRRRRRPES
wesleyis16 4 months ago
HERRRRP HERRRRRRRRRP DURRRRRRR
wesleyis16 4 months ago
lol i saw them do some of this in school...
redboxer54 4 months ago
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JYR38 4 months ago
Its real...if you learned chemistry, its real. Alkali metals are not stable alone so they react with various substances (i.e the water). Those were alkali metals (if you cant tell...).
staciec2 4 months ago
Guys its i think its not fake if you learn chemistry
dwarfLT97 4 months ago
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dwarfLT97 4 months ago
Top Gear should have Mythbuster's as a guest. It would be pretty funny seeing them and Hammond talk about this (considering the busted it).
charcar543 5 months ago
myth busted by mythbusters
dottorrent 5 months ago
Hell, I don't care if this is faked. Personally, I just watch for the explosions and would be disappointed if they set it all up for real and the bloody thing just went "Poof." That would NOT be worth showing on TV.
Halo2nothing11111 5 months ago
Why do you idiots think this is fake? If you think its so fake then go get some of the alkali metals and drop it into water, see how "fake" this is.
evildarkpoison 5 months ago
@evildarkpoison Look up the mythbusters episode where they test alkali metals. Alkali metals react with water yes but the explosions are far less than what is shown here. They used extra explosive for dramatic effect. Don't believe all you see on TV :)
Slurfs 5 months ago
@evildarkpoison it was faked.
pbrew85 4 months ago
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Can we even use Francium?
xaxie1 5 months ago
The energy released by the heavier alkali metals is easily calculatable. If you have a gram of each metal, you're releasing similar amounts of energy. A gram of Cs is actually a lot less atoms than a gram of lithium, so even though each reaction is more energetic per atom, it is mitigated by the decreased atom count.
At the end of the day, caesium is not horribly more reactive than is potassium or even lithium.
The difference in the explosion is largely kinetics, not energy.
chemnuke 5 months ago
I have always wondered, if this where true, then why the fuck don't NATO make Rubidium weapons?
smileyking96 5 months ago
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IrishknifeRD 5 months ago
hiiiiiiiigh waaaayyy to the dangerzone :D
evilpoptart37 5 months ago
I always dont get this program, it's either fake or exaggeration, so what's the point, they proved potassium in a but of water only makes a pop, so why fake the bath tub?
marco168888 5 months ago
Today's lesson; build your own bomb
Hower98 5 months ago
a coke bathtub with 20kg of mentos.try it!
timurtimu 5 months ago 2
francium?
BARUtubbig 6 months ago
this is fake. you can see the actual wire at 2:31. (the wire that sets off the explosive).
wayney97 6 months ago
@wayney97 aparently uve never seen mythbusers they proved that this stuff actually does this
superduperteacupshoe 5 months ago
@wayney97 That's not a wire numbnuts, that's probably to hold down the bathtub, or the hold the cones to it.
Sup3rTr0jan 5 months ago
At least those 'rubbish' science videos are real and not fake.
nickbhalo 6 months ago
What a bunch of fake bullshit........ I can't believe they would air such lies!
See the truth about this video below
watch?v=jhg0WsINmPc
RyanB0011 6 months ago
SO FAKE
It just wouldn't work/explode like that.
EnigmaticBiker 6 months ago
too bad Francium is such a rare metal because that would have been epic
xxxBradTxxx 6 months ago
fake, and bad use of chemistry
Damianingus 6 months ago
you can see the actual wire at 2:35.
#Fail.
MrFiekert123 6 months ago
@dakingdog: If they blew up a bathtub with dynamite and told us they were blowing up a bathtub with dynamite, it would be entertainment. If they blew up a bathtub with dynamite and told us they were doing it with THE POWER OF THE MIND!, it would be entertainment. But they are pretending to be doing it with a method that seems plausible to the average person, but actually isn't it. That is deliberately misinforming people, and it's not okay.
jms4979 6 months ago
Guys, it's entertainment. Does it matter if it's fake? It's entertaining and fun to watch.
dakingdog 6 months ago
@dakingdog It's not entertainment it's science. Or atleast should be.
MrWaterman080 6 months ago
@dakingdog
They entertain you under the guise of education. It's like saying "How harmful is Fox News?"
DannyAces 6 months ago
@dakingdog That statement just confirmed you as a moron.
Protean213 6 months ago
FAKE! if u put a piece of Rb or Cs the size of a brick into a bath tub, it will probably be powerful enough to blow the bath tub up.
wayney97 6 months ago
Liars.
bamboo4tameshigiri 6 months ago
I wont be watching Sky One UK until this video is pulled. FAKE
Adrianlunnon 6 months ago
Not possible.
Taaplari 6 months ago
False and homosexual
Assassin1675 6 months ago
fake and gay
Anon12356 6 months ago
FAKE
james79ableify 6 months ago 3
At least Justin has a lot of dislikes
Arghira 6 months ago
I don't care if it is fake, I find this show fun and entertaining. :D
julianking93 6 months ago
'Only on brainiac do you get that kind of...science'
Richard Hammond is a prick.
Lpoolboy 6 months ago
Thumbs up if you just saw Thunderfoots video about this!
nevets66s 7 months ago 36
Anyone who thinks this is real, look up Thunderf00t and how he explains how this is bullshit.
disappointed, braniac, disappointed...
thepouchka 7 months ago 8
Fake.
InvertedHorizon 7 months ago
Fake, im disappointed Hammond!
alewisgb 7 months ago
I know that everybody's hating on them for faking this but... my question is WHY? Why did they do that?
sonic8005 7 months ago
FAKE LIAR
singingstudio05 7 months ago
@singingstudio05 Fake liar? If a liar was fake, he would be telling the truth.
Bamananatic 7 months ago
@Bamananatic He was clearly saying 2 statements, and stupidly didn't put a comma or exclamation mark or other punctuation to separate them.
He was calling it a fake and the maker a liar.
blackjeffrey1 7 months ago
@Bamananatic there was susposto be a comma but you just had to be a douche and prefect a stupid comment on youtube.... does that make you feel big?
singingstudio05 7 months ago
@singingstudio05 Yes, it does make me feel big.
But why did you feel the need to post that comment? There are already hundreds of people pointing out it's fake, so it doesn't make any sense. Or does that make you feel big?
Bamananatic 6 months ago
@Bamananatic yes it does make me feel big... look we could go on with this all day... we both are big
singingstudio05 6 months ago
Fake and gay
KarinMikazuki 7 months ago
Fake as shit
Adam12088 7 months ago
Fake!
lennex88 7 months ago
they had to realize they weren't gonna get away with faking this shit. idk what they were thinkin
TheAlbinoRhino1218 7 months ago
Only on Brainiac can you get this kinda fake video.
reptile8373 7 months ago
These sort of videos are crimes against society by irresponsible scientists.
Faking a video for science sake is as bad as publishing something in a peer reviewed journal by doctoring the data.
This video should be pulled by the authors.
chemnuke 7 months ago 43
@chemnuke this video is 5 years old so shut up
CheesusTheGreat 6 months ago
@chemnuke who said this was faked?
quila001 5 months ago
@chemnuke This, my friend, is something called "entertainment".
bradrayp 4 months ago
@bradrayp You're referring to science fiction, to which this video clearly does not claim to represent from the first sentence.
When your "science video" leads to a false urban legend, you are simply spreading idiocy.
Do it legitimately.
chemnuke 4 months ago
@chemnuke In the end, it's just entertainment. Why does it matter so much that it's "fake"? And besides; what's the "false urban legend" that you claim to have exposed?
To recap, things blow up, it's cool, I like the show because it tastes good on my tongue.
bradrayp 4 months ago
@bradrayp this fake, with a detonator, or a a legitimate few grams of potassium in H20 done by a man without special effects? both entertaining, the other being true
DemoticTruth 4 months ago
@DemoticTruth I really just don't understand what the big deal about it is. So what if it's fake? It's still fun to watch things blow up. If you know what's real and what's fake then good for you. Don't spoil it for the rest of us.
bradrayp 4 months ago
@bradrayp Then go watch star wars, or perhaps movies of an atomic bomb blowing up.
chemnuke 4 months ago
@bradrayp Why does it matter that someone falsifies something in the name of science? Is this a serious question?
chemnuke 4 months ago
@chemnuke Why sure it is. Besides, how can you even prove that it's fake? Please show proof before you go criticizing something that you're apparently "an expert" on.
bradrayp 4 months ago