Big Sparks, Little Sparks!
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Wow! i love you guys more videos plz!
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you made me jump when you said no hahah
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@vampkid23 thats a really good idea now im really curious about that xD
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what would happen if you were to freeze bubbles with liquid nitrogen?
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Luv it. Science is my strong subject
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how far away can you get them from each other and it still spark ?
MrRupert8754 1 month ago
@MrRupert8754 If the air is good and dry, about a foot or so.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
What would happen if you did it in a vaccuum chamber? Would it be one continuous spark since there is no air to insulate?
TheScalyDemon 1 month ago
@TheScalyDemon I think so. You wouldn't actually see a spark since there wouldn't be anything in the vacuum to heat up, but I believe that you would get a continuous discharge.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
Is the reason we can only hear most of the sparks because the camera doesn't have a high enough frame rate to capture the flashes or is there actually no spark?
flowercowable 5 months ago
@flowercowable No, the sparks are there. We shoot at 29.97 fps, but I doubt the exposure time for a single frame uses that entire window. If a spark happens during a lull, the camera won't pick it up.
JeffersonLab 5 months ago