Liquid Nitrogen and the spinning ping pong ball

2 holes are punctured at a slanting/glancing angle into a ping pong ball. It is then immersed in liquid nitrogen. The air inside it cools. This lowers the air pressure inside the ping pong ball. Liquid nitrogen then partly fills the ping pong ball. The ping pong ball will start to spin as cold liquid nitrogen boils, shooting out cold nitrogen gas from these 2 holes and propels the ping pong ball and rotates it on a vertical axis

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• Liquid
• nitrogen
• spinning
• ping
• pong
• ball
• peterlim

[TheDPG10007]

all i heard was ping pong ball...something.....ping pong ball...... something else....frozen ping pong ball.....something

[petersplim]

@TheDPG10007 .... out Singapore & Malaysian accent sounds a little strange: can you read?

[alokraja1]

you have courage that you are touching a thing that in -260 C and your accent is kinda funny

[petersplim]

@alokraja1 .... this is our accent of English spoken in Singapore and Malaysia

I am afraid you may have to get used to it .

[zvezda07]

congratulations, you've discovered the meaning of life. now back to work

[petersplim]

@zvezda07 ..........this is my work and I am enjoying it!

[iCantSay]

what if you punctured a hole directly in the bottom, while also puncturing a diagonal hole in the side, will the pressure be enough to push the ball upwards while also spinning it to keep it stable. Making it appear as if it is levitating?

[Taxemicshadow]

@iCantSay o_0 Wut?

[naltitan2000]

that looks so cool.

[8o8inSquares]

wow

[crystalmonSpetznaz]

And the question is....WILL IT BLEND?

[JesusWasAnAsshole]

You guys are better than David Blaine

[leopulga]

thats more spin than Ma Long can put on it!!!!

[DirtyShots47]

@LULZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Liquid nitrogen evaporates really really fast. what is left is just a really cold ping pong ball. just don't hold it for more then a second in one spot :D