I'm super glad it was uploaded in 4K. Not because I have a 4K monitor, just so that it looks half decent on my 1080p screen after YT compression has had its way
@@ThunderboltMY the thing is, at any resolution above 360p, the Video will buffer for minutes, play a few seconds and buffer again. My internet connection is pretty slow (mostly less than 1mbit/sek down)
It's more like, they're learning what works with liquids and what doesn't, so they're professionals at thinking of ways to show off liquids in slow motion!!
@@mauricobian Lots of video that doesn't compress well, so youtube needs to send a LOT more data than usual to maintain video quality. min quality video probably takes as much bandwidth as 4k video usually does. So if anyone watches it at a high resolution, they are joking that it kills youtube's servers.
@@kz.irudimen I was watching in 1440p and I could still see the compression artifacting, so I tried my luck with my internet connection (Aussie internet) and it looked pretty glorious. The video buffer was barely keeping up, but it was glorious.
Gallium doesn't react with Aluminium Oxide, which forms a solid layer on Aluminium exposed to the air. Generally you need to either scratch or chemically remove the oxide layer to get the reaction initiated.
@@johnuferbach9166 However, still further than it reasonably would splash under the conditions it was in, although I will concede, theoretically someone could cause it to splash that far.
That was awesome. I know I am a bit late (3 years) to the party. Something that might look cool is to pour the Gallium down a very cold plate so see if it will freeze on the way down and leave some ripples as the flow stops.
if he poured it through the part for pouring it would have been a smaller stream so they wouldn't have been able to get as much reflection as they wanted
I love when these guys find something really original to make into a video. There's a lot of slo-mo channels out there now, but there's a reason the OG is still the best one.
I would love to see more with liquid gallium. Go artistic! With the speaker and reflection, set up a reasonably neutral background then hit it with RGB or CMY lights and watch the rainbows.
The latter would be nice. The first would be hard, as I doubt you can actually get a balloon full of air under water far enough, that it doesn't pop due to the large pressure difference.
@@ubermidget2 I did the liquid metal on the speaker as a raytraced simulation: th-cam.com/video/fvfRLyH6MT8/w-d-xo.html Yes, GPUs are excellent at this! Runs in real time with my FluidX3D software :D
I know you're just making a funny, but I think he had to hold it that way because of how heavy it was. if he tried to use that measuring cup normally he'd probably end up dropping it. And that stuff is expensive.
The purpose of the spout in cooking is usually to have a very accurate pour. However, in this case, they wanted a really wide pour so they could get as much reflection as possible.
I don’t think you guys understand that you just made one of my dreams come true without even realizing it. I’ve always had a fascinating with how water moves in air and honestly metal in air is next level amazing.
Fire Gallium out of a supersoaker against a sheet of Perspex and film it from the other side. Obviously the whole internet also wants to see Gallium vs Aluminium: The ShowDown!
The pouring shot at 4:00 has got to be one of the most beautiful shots I've ever seen. The focus is immaculate, the composition is perfect, the movement and the colors are amazing, and above all Gav did it in his first take without too much thinking about it. Simply astonishing!
I would love to see different genres of music on liquid metal or something similar - I imagine how beautiful classical music would look in a thick, coloured liquid on a speaker, or something like that
Patreon is going to have to show them some serious love for that to happen. From the first Google result, an Amazon listing is selling 100g of gallium for $39.99 USD. The density of gallium is about 5.1g/cc and the approximate volume of a 6ft balloon is 113 cubic feet, or 3200 liters. This *very* roughly totals up to around 6 million USD for the amount of gallium alone.
I think it captures a bit more. Poured from the pouring lip you automatically know where it falls, more or less. This is about seeing what gallium does differently.
you could see they already tried doing that by the marks on the mug, but for some reason decided this looked better. Dan went back to using the pouring lip in the second shot though
The melting/dissolving happens underneath the gallium though, I've watched a few videos and you cant actually see anything until you remove the gallium
“…shooting forwards all this gubs, that’s just creating little giblets…” Dan 😂😂 Rewatching years later it’s little things like that which has made me love these guys forever ❤
It's interesting how, during the speaker and drums sections, when the gallium shoots up like water, the droplets of them behave more like a solid than a liquid. You're not seeing them ripple in the air as they struggle to maintain their cohesive nature like water.
I love all natural elements, especially METAL!!! I love this video! Thank you for this, it was very satisfying and I could also watch it all day long🗡 On to the next chapter..
I watched all the terminator movies just yesterday, and I agree. The animation for the t1000 is on point and the gallium looks just like it, well done gents
It'd be cool to see an updated version of this, except instead of playing music through the speaker, just play fundamental frequencies and see if the gallium reacts the same way as sand
1:56 "That has gotta be a compression nightmare for TH-cam."
That's correct lol.
I'm only watching on 240p anyways lol😂
Can’t even see it on 1080p lol
@@p3chv0gel22 I tried 240p and it looks like boiling water instead. You're getting inaccurate picture mate. Upgrade to at least 1080p.
I'm super glad it was uploaded in 4K. Not because I have a 4K monitor, just so that it looks half decent on my 1080p screen after YT compression has had its way
@@ThunderboltMY the thing is, at any resolution above 360p, the Video will buffer for minutes, play a few seconds and buffer again. My internet connection is pretty slow (mostly less than 1mbit/sek down)
The moment I saw Dan laying under a drum with Gallium on it to hit it from underneath, I understood that they will never run out of ideas.
It's more like, they're learning what works with liquids and what doesn't, so they're professionals at thinking of ways to show off liquids in slow motion!!
Haha, as dan said “that has got to be a compression nightmare for TH-cam” my quality dropped to nothing lol
same
Absolute same.😂👌
I thought I was tripping lol had to put it on max quality
Did they decreased the quality intentionally?
@@andreashon nope.
This has to be one of the most interesting visual things I've ever looked at. Incredible.
th-cam.com/video/rKTe1wom4q8/w-d-xo.html in the end of video
Yeah
So it would seem
Dude we taking the reality graphics to the limit. Almost thought frames were gonna drop irl lol
Nice pfp dogge, your human is cute.
"That has got to be a compression nightmare for TH-cam:
*TH-cam*: have some pixels
1 pixel actually
Set it to 4k and you'll have a higher bitrate, even if you're watching on a 1080p monitor.
@@0ia mine got much better apart from loading 3 seconds of video every 10 seconds
God I love having super fast internet and a decent screen. That was gorgeous!
@@TheKBrosTech Nice try! Whatever equipment you have is irrelevant when it comes to what bitrate TH-cam serves you!
6:20 "It's shooting forward all these gubs, it's just creating little giblets." ... Wiser words never spoken.
I also love Dan's descriptive words hahaha
6:35 "Oh look at that like crem there."
From an earlier video: "Floopin"
Words never before spoken, probably.
"They are speaking the language of gods"
It's always nice to get a new Slow Mo Guys.
And it’s cool having an original video
such a bs comment
These arent new Slow Mo Guys lol
Huh?
06:41
Slomo guys: lets do this *upload*
TH-cam: * three heart attacks and a stroke *
Explain this for those who do not understand your whimsy.
28 stabwounds it’s slowmo
What?
@@mauricobian Lots of video that doesn't compress well, so youtube needs to send a LOT more data than usual to maintain video quality. min quality video probably takes as much bandwidth as 4k video usually does. So if anyone watches it at a high resolution, they are joking that it kills youtube's servers.
Fun fact: heart attack and stroke are the same thing but in different parts of the body.
Physical properties of Gallium by Dan
Globby
Liquid mirror
Woah that’s heavy
A hawt mess
Don't forget the gibblets.
Vincent Zhou I call it “Alien Glob”
A cross between silver and milk
Thicc
Vincent Zhou why do u have bf1 as ur profile lol
Gav's back garden is going to be a toxic wasteland in a few years.
I suspect "a few years" has already passed!
Fallout: Backyard
Autumn poor Meg.
All I was thinking about is the disclosures that the real estate agent will have to fill out. What a nightmare!
Could be worse, NileRed has an ongoing collection of all sorts of toxic wastes.
"This is a compression nightmare"
As i literally get 1 pixel per inch
On a 1 inch screen
@@kz.irudimen I was watching in 1440p and I could still see the compression artifacting, so I tried my luck with my internet connection (Aussie internet) and it looked pretty glorious. The video buffer was barely keeping up, but it was glorious.
Bruh Moment
Jude IX lol ur just watching a color
I watched it on 144p
"Im a DJ of Science"
so...you play things Periodically?!?
Next up is uranium
Oh my word
Putting out sound especially bass on a cRapBook is like trying to light up a city with a match, it's not going to happen!
No
JS 09 Yewh, even San Francisco would tell you that you need a lantern at the very least.
dan: *pours it sideways*
pour spout: "am i a joke to you?"
He spilled it all in anyways
th-cam.com/video/7tprkPUZJP4/w-d-xo.html
@@rredu_ LOOKING LIKE CGI SIMULATION 5:22 🤯🤯
*"Look at how globby it is."*
Spoken like a true scientist.
Quantum Physicists: "What?!"
That’s the technical term.
The globscosity
Next: Get a clear Dyson vacuum and visualize the vortex of dust
Ohhh, I like that idea!
@ThomasHaberkorn A vortex of Gallium..
ThomasHaberkorn another idea, go to a water park and film water slides
@@flarp555 not fast enough for slo mo
oh YES
"it's shooting forwards all this gubbs, that's just... creating little gibletts"
expert commentary Dan hahaha
Can you do a video with bullets hitting bullet proof glass?
No... They should raid area51 in slowmo
Already done by Destin: th-cam.com/video/ZmO_J-_N_8Q/w-d-xo.html
dat profile pic tjo XD
th-cam.com/video/7tprkPUZJP4/w-d-xo.html
TH-cam hates guns now so probably not.
Dan: This stuff destroys aluminum
Also Dan: Let me put this aluminum laptop relatively close to the gallium
I can assure you, that 'relatively' short distance is further than the aluminum destroying properties of gallium can operate across.
@@okaydetar821 yeah, but not further than it can splash^^
Gallium doesn't react with Aluminium Oxide, which forms a solid layer on Aluminium exposed to the air. Generally you need to either scratch or chemically remove the oxide layer to get the reaction initiated.
@@rubinbingham9547 exactly
@@johnuferbach9166 However, still further than it reasonably would splash under the conditions it was in, although I will concede, theoretically someone could cause it to splash that far.
Gavin's favourite line: "This might be the most unwatchable video we've ever made"
*favorite
This is a british channel get out of here
B0ssguy both spellings are correct
@@B0ssguy No actually he spelt it right
technically its favorit if you wanna get all technical since it’s actually an anglicized french word.
That was awesome. I know I am a bit late (3 years) to the party. Something that might look cool is to pour the Gallium down a very cold plate so see if it will freeze on the way down and leave some ripples as the flow stops.
Ooooh! I wonder if you could get it to look or even behave like lava…
You may be late but that is a FANTASTIC idea
1:55 "That has gotta be a compression nightmare for TH-cam."
Me, watching in 360p: sure is
Same here lol
had to turn it to 4k for a pleasurable experience
flxdg That wouldn’t help at all. The video is in 1080p.
@@skertygerty6524 Higher resolutions improve the bitrate and lower compression. I'm watching on a 1080p monitor but switching to 4k was noticeable
Simeon Zylinski How would you setting your own monitor to 4k, help TH-cams compression?
"Compression nightmare for TH-cam" should have been the title.
"I bet this must be a compression nightmare for youtube"
Me : *Watch the video in 144p resolution*
Ultimate compression achieved*
Lol
Lol I'm whiching it on 1440p
3:45 Imagine if measuring cups had a designated part for pouring stuff. . .
Lol I see
Good call
I noticed that immediately. I think he needed two hands to control the tipping of the very heavy cup.
if he poured it through the part for pouring it would have been a smaller stream so they wouldn't have been able to get as much reflection as they wanted
“Compression nightmare for TH-cam “
*Tom Scott appears out of nowhere*
Deadlyslayer250 i cackled
is there a specific tom scott video you are referencing? id love to have a link
@@roguematsby569 it's this one th-cam.com/video/r6Rp-uo6HmI/w-d-xo.html about why snow and confetti ruin video quality
O
Perhaps the greatest flex in history
petition to get a hd wallpaper of the gallium on the speaker, without compression
@@DC-SA1 he said without compression
"Least watchable video we've ever made."
What are you on about, this is fascinating
They mean its hard to watch on youtube cuz of the compression, not that its boring
@@branimirgacina4 Set TH-cam to 4K, even if you don't have a 4K display, there is far less compression at 4K stream.
@@jtocool Not everyone has good internet
@@henritzspook or a PC ... Some use *gasp* PHONES
Nathan U but I still can’t compress it. Might be because I have an iPhone though. Either way, mobile might be the hardest to compress to.
You guys need to submit clips into an art museum what you guys really do is art
I love when these guys find something really original to make into a video. There's a lot of slo-mo channels out there now, but there's a reason the OG is still the best one.
Also best cameras
"This disintegrates Aluminium"
Surrounds it with an aluminium tripod and Aluminium macbook pro.
*aluminum
@@B0ssguy No breakaway british colonies here, mate. We speak the Queen's English.
Nothing to worry about honestly
@@B0ssguy Aluminium. I'm British thank you very much.
@@B0ssguy no we speak *English*
5:28 Looks like the Silver Surfer's having a massive diarrhea.
Good one
omg lol
5:47 his pee is gold tho
what a mental image... Silver Surfer doubled over in gastrointestinal agony
I want to unread that
I would love to see more with liquid gallium. Go artistic! With the speaker and reflection, set up a reasonably neutral background then hit it with RGB or CMY lights and watch the rainbows.
I clicked so fast that your cameras couldn't catch me
The camera must have blinked
@@theslowmoguys Good one guys. Good one.
@@theslowmoguys Nice one lol, keep up this epic content btw, known you guys for years
*Suggestions for The Slow Mo Guys*
- Pop a regular balloon under water
- Pop a water balloon with colour dye in it under water
or shoot a balloon with colour dye in it underwater
@@parzingtheasian That would be tough considering the fact that a gun will not shoot straight under water
Pop a water balloon full of gallium?
The latter would be nice.
The first would be hard, as I doubt you can actually get a balloon full of air under water far enough, that it doesn't pop due to the large pressure difference.
@@brannontirin in liquid aluminum
"Missed opportunity by not playing metal music through that speaker."
Copyright laws tho 🙁
"can you imagine if you tried to simulate this with a computer?"
"challenge accepted" - wren from corridor, probably, at some point
Simulating that is one of the lighting edge cases Raytracing on GPUs would be really excellent at
@@ubermidget2 I did the liquid metal on the speaker as a raytraced simulation: th-cam.com/video/fvfRLyH6MT8/w-d-xo.html
Yes, GPUs are excellent at this! Runs in real time with my FluidX3D software :D
6:20
"shooting forwards all these 'gubs', that's just creating little 'giblets'."
nice
Radicale Bezem *Insert ‘yea, science’ meme here*
nice
Gubs and giblets was just what I needed to hear today.
Haha, That's exactly what I noticed as well.
3:47
Measuring glass: *has spout*
Dan: *doesn’t use spout*
Spout: _Am I a joke to you?_
I know you're just making a funny, but I think he had to hold it that way because of how heavy it was. if he tried to use that measuring cup normally he'd probably end up dropping it. And that stuff is expensive.
@@Jimera0 he could hold it the same way just at a different angle
@@Jimera0 I mean he uses the spout for the second pour so obviously they considered it a good idea
Old meme references are old.
The purpose of the spout in cooking is usually to have a very accurate pour. However, in this case, they wanted a really wide pour so they could get as much reflection as possible.
6:51
Gav: could film this material all day
Sun: i'm 'bouta end this whole man's career
*The sun is a deadly laser.*
@@rainbowangel5264 ~not anymore theres a blanket~
I don’t think you guys understand that you just made one of my dreams come true without even realizing it. I’ve always had a fascinating with how water moves in air and honestly metal in air is next level amazing.
You guys are so casual but so good at making these videos ♥
im sad that they didnt play any heavy metal on those speakers
Bal hera Nice one!
Missed the perfect opportunity.
Google Google good thing I listen to heavy metal and not that negative music
I'm sad they didn't play megalovania
Badum tss!
that’s straight up unicorn blood from harry potter
I was thinking the exact same thing!
@@Mayur7Garg video froze at the ebd
To be fair you will be cursed it you drink it except the curse is of death...
To true
@@Relaxingtitan video froze end
You can't get a video from them without the iconic: "that's mental"
Gav: "lets try a nice pour"
Dan: *starts pouring galium off the side of the jug*
th-cam.com/video/7tprkPUZJP4/w-d-xo.html
Fire Gallium out of a supersoaker against a sheet of Perspex and film it from the other side.
Obviously the whole internet also wants to see Gallium vs Aluminium: The ShowDown!
The Slowdown
That already happens in slow mo but if you haven't seen it, you absolutely should. It's really bizarre.
*Aluminum
B0ssguy **Aluminium
Ailuminiuium.
Watching this on mobile (1080p) and I can confirm that the speaker experiment was indeed a compression nightmare
The pouring shot at 4:00 has got to be one of the most beautiful shots I've ever seen. The focus is immaculate, the composition is perfect, the movement and the colors are amazing, and above all Gav did it in his first take without too much thinking about it. Simply astonishing!
This was the first channel I ever subbed to. 8 years ago, still one of my favourite channels
1:35 is a pretty great analogy to how Chernobyl happened :b
Dude the droplets that get launched up solidify midair and rain down as spikes this is probably the best video on the channel
I would love to see different genres of music on liquid metal or something similar - I imagine how beautiful classical music would look in a thick, coloured liquid on a speaker, or something like that
Of course the perfect type of music is heavy metal!
So uhh...
How long until we see Dan in a 6 ft. Balloon filled with gallium?
Patreon is going to have to show them some serious love for that to happen.
From the first Google result, an Amazon listing is selling 100g of gallium for $39.99 USD. The density of gallium is about 5.1g/cc and the approximate volume of a 6ft balloon is 113 cubic feet, or 3200 liters. This *very* roughly totals up to around 6 million USD for the amount of gallium alone.
@@matthewgarcia5617 r/woooosh
@@MouseJuan you're on youtube not reddit
@@Titan12 Wait really this isnt reddit?
@@matthewgarcia5617 it would also weigh something like 16,320 kg.
Looks like about half a litre, so about 3kg... that's roughly 1000$ of Gallium
Quick, pour it on a secondhand kick drum!
Mercury would have been cheaper
@@beeblaine539 and more dangerous
Not if you factor in sanitation or the drop in value on the house.
Just go visit Cody's Lab. He doesn't seem to care in the slightest about his proximity to mercury.
Guys, if you want to pour vertically instead of slightly forward, poor in a funnel first ;)
hopefully not in one made out of aluminum
@@coles5908 would be interesting to see when the aluminium melts and there is just a ton of gallium flooding down xD
Cooler than I was expecting
My goodness this is so satisfying to watch...
I don't know about you guys, but it really bothered me when he didn't use the pouring lip to pour out the gallium at 3:48...
I think it captures a bit more. Poured from the pouring lip you automatically know where it falls, more or less. This is about seeing what gallium does differently.
Think it might have been so they could get a wider pour too?
also if dan had held the measuring cup by the handle to pour like that, it probably wouldve broke from the weight
When I saw him do that, I got so triggered lol. But they ended up with good results so 🤷🏾♀️
you could see they already tried doing that by the marks on the mug, but for some reason decided this looked better. Dan went back to using the pouring lip in the second shot though
I could fall asleep to the slo-mo music that you have while playing back the frames
...and that's a complement. It's peaceful.
th-cam.com/video/Wd5DcLhO23s/w-d-xo.html Knock yourself out~
@@lilfireball9 literally lol
Eddie Porter I’ve been looking for sooo long *whispers* thank yooou
@@lilfireball9 legend
Still one of the best SLO Mo videos EVER!
Gav and Dan: were gonna film something really cool
TH-cam compression: ha
"This has got to be a compression nightmare for youtube" *video instantly stops to load*
2:00 Most
satisfying thing ever i see in Slo Mo Guys channel... WOW!!!
(EDIT) VIDEO!!!!
Ngl, a science DJ sounds AWESOME!!!!!
Mad respect for not stretching the video to 10mins.
Everybody gangsta till Gav pulls out the liquid mirror
Could you please link the uncompressed raw footage in the description. Cause TH-cam compression is quite harsh, thanks
If you select 4k playback the video is not as compressed, even if you are only using a 1080p screen.
Even if 4k there is a decent amount of compression though. Just upload a 30 sec slo-mo clip to google drive or something and link it
@@InfraSolart no, everything that gets uploaded to TH-cam gets really compressed so that Google can save storage
The pair of you are absolutely insane... but that's why I enjoy your videos so much !
Maybe go crazy and do a timelaps of galluim eating a piece of aluminium ”anti-slowmo guys” 😀
they're the slow mo guys not the fast mo guys
@@RaineyLX i know, hence.. "go crazy"
The melting/dissolving happens underneath the gallium though, I've watched a few videos and you cant actually see anything until you remove the gallium
Gavin: "it's like heavy water"
Me:"well, it's liquid metal, the science checks out"
Gavin has never shown to be the smart one of any group.
people like grapes
@@crystalnep4908 "it was a grape and people love grapes"
You should put gallium in the spinning cup and film it like you did with the water
If gallium is heavier than water the blender might strip a gear and break idk tho
@@HumidBucket3779 maybe
@@Dunovant perhaps
@@HumidBucket3779 : Do blenders have gears to strip??
@@kadmow If it spins, it likely has a gear or gears involved mechanically in it somewhere: th-cam.com/video/FZ6Hla7BcDQ/w-d-xo.html
Danke!
I can totally picture an alien species drinking that on the daily basis
Ken M Area 51 stuff
Ken M that’s interesting lol now that u mention it I can see it too
And some of it goes to their stomach acid so they eat aluminum
Whoever disliked this video, should be sacrificed to the slo-mo camera for better function
Would be cool to see a rock skipping on the water in slow motion
Or maybe a rock skipping on gallium, if they want to use it again.
@@AmEndederSonne DAGH! You beat me to it.
“…shooting forwards all this gubs, that’s just creating little giblets…” Dan 😂😂
Rewatching years later it’s little things like that which has made me love these guys forever ❤
*I enjoy watching liquid metals bounce all around*
you guys should make more videos of pouring liquids. Maybe some non newtonian fluids?
they have already done a video with non newtonian fluids
Hey slo mo guys, what about a collab with waterjet channel and film how water slices trough different objects in super slo mo!
Yes
abdullah kozan thatd be cool af
Very cool.
I’m happy I discovered this channel and decided to watch it but also sad because I need to sleep but I also want to watch every video
Basically u
You: imma sleep
TH-cam: wanna see mirror liquid on a mirror
You: _I DONT NEED SLEEP, I NEED ANSWER_
Silver Surfer could just be Gallium Surfer?!
I think his board will melt when the board is out of gallium
I keep seeing the terminator
Doesn't roll off the tongue...
@@Djay_B How bout Gallium Boarder? The Surfing Gallium? Gallium Glider?
or murcury... Mercury is quick silver... and the cause of mad hatter disease.
3:43 ‘Let’s try a nice pour’ - then doesn’t use the spout...
They wanted a wide flow for the video instead of the narrower stream the spout would provide.
My phone can’t comprehend this.
The T-1000 my favourite movie villain 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
The SlowMoGuys: liquid mirror
TH-cam: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I think I speak for many people when I say "DO A SEQUEL!!!" XD
Sure thing!!! But please don’t lay underneath it again!
It's interesting how, during the speaker and drums sections, when the gallium shoots up like water, the droplets of them behave more like a solid than a liquid. You're not seeing them ripple in the air as they struggle to maintain their cohesive nature like water.
I love all natural elements, especially METAL!!!
I love this video! Thank you for this, it was very satisfying and I could also watch it all day long🗡
On to the next chapter..
These guys descriptions of what they're seeing is almost as entertaining as the stuff itself.
I was thinking TH-camrs had tried everything with Gallium.... I then saw this video!
6:50 you can pause it at literally any frame in this shot and Gav's face is still funny.
fr 😂
I watched all the terminator movies just yesterday, and I agree. The animation for the t1000 is on point and the gallium looks just like it, well done gents
6:54 when your phone brightness is literally 1% but you just woke up
3:47 Literally holding a pitcher and decides to pour it out the side 🤦♂️
Lol
A psychopath
No regard for human life
That's a Dan move for sure.
its to get a bigger flow at the top for them nice reflections
Records in 4k
TH-cam: I'm about to end this whole man's career
Me:Cries in compression
I don’t know how many times I have watched this video, still amazed at the footage. Thank You!
The internet needs a supercut of Dan saying... "That's Amazing!"
It'd be cool to see an updated version of this, except instead of playing music through the speaker, just play fundamental frequencies and see if the gallium reacts the same way as sand
“Again, I still don’t really know what I’m looking at” 😂
Probably the best vid ive seen on this channel 👍🏻