Lightbulb explosion in slow motion.
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@Falconoflife ya i understand the science but i never imagined a single drop of water would do it. but being that a lightbulb is so brittle i can see why.
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@jffry890 well it actually makes sense - the drop of water cooled one side of the glass down creating tensions in the glass which it couldn't withstand and then it broke.
I know i'm a nerd no need to tell me.
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Quick! INHALE!
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@parrudo77 AHAHA!!!! omfg thats awesome. a single drop of water made it explode in ur face? dude ur whole comment is fkin funny i cant stop laughing.
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Explosion?
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this is why if you eber work with stage/theater lighting you know to never leave any finger prints on the bulbs... the oils from your finger prints heats up and causes a temperature difference in the glass - this temperature difference couases the bulb to crack- the crack lets air in and pretty much causes the bulb to implode...or explode if it is filled with a gas (most lightbulbs are - its cheaper that creating a vacum)
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@parrudo77 i did that too
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wrong
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if so, then what is that BROKEN GLASS flying off at the end?
dude. i did that on purpose, with one little drop of water. i wanted to see how fast it would evaporate (what a dumbass i was). it sizled (dont correct me on this one) for one second then blew up and i had to turn the other lamp to see what the fuck had just happened. Good times...
parrudo77 3 years ago 18
in 00:30 the fire /fog looks like a woman XD
FritjofGebhart 4 years ago 16