As a thermal engineer, I appreciate this great scientific innovation. Looking forward to sharing this great video with my thermal group at Villanova University, USA!
I remember reading about this in USA Today about 30 years ago. They had a picture of an Aerogel cube in a person's hand, and a candle flame in the background. They said that Aerogel worked so well, that if a room was fully insulated with the substance, the candle flame would be enough to heat the room. I thought that was so intriguing. And yet, I never really heard much about it again. I'm guessing it's both very expensive and very fragile to be practical in mass insulation production.
You can order it right now. Just google for it Its kinda pricy at like 100$ per square meter and 1/4" thick. Its thermal isolation is about 1.5 times as good as PIR and 2-3 times as good as rockwool. So yes its there, but you have 5 inches of PIR for pennies and it insulates MUCH better than 1/4" aerogel. In the end all these insulation materials do the same, insulate by having tiny airpockets. The smaller the air pockets, the better, aerogel is the best, but its not a game changing difference. Thickness always remains key to insulation. Unless you are willing to spend a fortune to save a little on the thickness/weight, you're just better of using something cheap like PIR.
It's basically useless for that purpose. For one thing, if you want to reduce blue light from your phone, _you make your phone screen emit less blue light (which is _*_super_*_ easy);_ it's completely silly to try to block out that light after the fact. Second, aerogel would absolutely suck as a screen protector. On the one hand, it's cloudy; not completely transparent - so it'd distort and blur the screen image. On the other hand, it's horribly brittle. Ironically, since it is sort of "brittle on the nanoscale", it would actually make for a decent shock absorper - _for one single drop, then it's crumbled and ruined._ Real-world screen protectors are instead made to be extremely tough and hard - so that they can take the hits and scratches and _not_ get destroyed in the process.
I thought aerogel is soft, jelly and spongy, not glassy and easy breakable. Therefore, it's not aerogel, but aeroglass. Ehh... those scientists have no sense for sense.
I have never wanted to touch something more in my life. Edit: this comment has been on this video for two years and, to this day, I get notifications of people liking it in my inbox. It wasn’t even supposed to be a joke! I was but a simple fool writing the first thing I thought. It haunts me.
Right?? Omg I swear we were taught the same things every year and I was always in advanced science because it was to easy. I wanna learn stuff like this! It isn't even new! It was created in the 30's!! I wanna make aerogel!
nah bro, go into materials engineering and maybe in your masters you'll be able to work with this kind of stuff, but you gotta go through a few hard and boring years to start to understand these things practically
It's great to know about aerogels that have really great and interesting properties. Watching the video about the various uses and roles of the aerogel, I found it very attractive. I'm also looking forward to watching the aerogel develop further. Not only do we hope for more innovation and development in the future, but we also look forward to seeing aerogels being used in new areas.
Thank you so much for not making us go through a hell hole of introductions, presentations and giveaways in a schizofrenic voice. Straight to the point.
@Gaming Legend Absolutely unnecessary, it's just a comment! And, others find it funny so, if you dont have anything nice to say, don't say it! Good day! :)
Veritasium, the channel that makes video thumbnails make you think are clickbait but they aren't and you're not disappointed but happy 😀😀 Great vid mate
Me gusta que le entusiasme compartir sus conocimientos. Los maestros de las escuelas públicas deberían incorporar esto en su enseñanza. Cuando estaba en la escuela, dos de mis profesores de ciencias estaban entusiasmados. Amaban lo que hacían. Exudaban eso en su trabajo. La retención del trabajo de curso fue mucho mayor que en otras clases y materias.
I also think it's really interesting that he didn't title this "World's Least Dense Solid." He sacrificed some technical accuracy for a more relatable and "clickable" title. Given that he qualifies this in the first sentence of the video though, there's no reason to take issue with it imo.
Kaleb Pikachu : You can buy your own piece of aerogel or some (cheaper but much less spectacular) aerogel powder online. Just enter 'buy aerogel' into your search engine. Make sure that you get pure aerogel and not the fiber/aerogel composites , made for thermal insulations of buildings etc. Take a look at the hydrophobic aerogel. It really is amazing.
Chip packets are filled with a lot of nitrogen so that the chips stay fresher longer and have a longer shelf life..also when they are transported they get tossed around and so having the nitrogen in them prevents them from getting crushed. So yeah thats your fact of the day why chips have a lot of air :)
@@harshvithlani9399 ive held it before and i broke it ;-; it kinda feels like some easy to break foam but a little bit hard at the same time very hard to explain o.o
Would aerogel be suitable for insulation material in the building sector for normal houses, or is it way to expensive to produce? Could this technology be developed so that a broad use of the material would be possible? It's a fascinating material for sure! 😍
the thing about school is, that it's all about grades. you learn stuff to get an A in your next test and after that you forget everything to have enough space in your head for the test after that.
Is this thing ecofriendly ? Otherwise it also destroy our planet like plastic ..think before making something. Natural disasters happening for of our fault ...
@@kaizsislam1103 It's just silica gel, no worse than glass. It would pretty much dissolve after a while, anyways. There's barely any solid, it would pretty much just act as sand
Kaizs Ìslam why tf are you responsing like that, like your offensed, first of all its a gel not plastic which secondly makes you a hypocrit for saying think before you say, damn boomers...
Another video which is amazing is on the channel NileRed where he makes aerogel in his lab, I was surprised with how complicated it is to actually make this.
10:40 I totally did not expect THAT sound.
Ikr? Like I thought it's kinda... Soft... Like hard but... Not liek glass hard more like plastic or hard rubber hard...
Ohh hell ,I didn't even notice it , thnks for drawing our attention to that
it sounded like a tin can!!!!
I thought it would sound like jelly
Yeah, that noise definitely doesn't match the object and how their describing it. Not at all.
10:38 that second piece dropping, the sound blew my mind more than anything else
Ok yes thank you
It's piped in.
Exactly
life is a mystery of thing we'll never understand and also Karens are a very mysterious type
WFT mind blow
Aerogel - I’m the closest to air possible
Lays - Observe
best comment in this comment section
Awesome, it’s so true 😂
you cant compare air to air. thats just unfair :D
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This man gets it😎
As a thermal engineer, I appreciate this great scientific innovation. Looking forward to sharing this great video with my thermal group at Villanova University, USA!
You, lmao sure
@@0kay194 not cool
@@0kay194 shut
🤓🤓🤓🤓
Nice humblebrag!
Legend watch after 2 years
😂 😂
Lol so true after ignoring it several times TH-cam finally made me click it
I've watched it but i'm rewatch 2 years later
Legend's watch after u
U guys do like to spread cringe i guess....many ppl watch vids after years...u just want some stupid reason to call urself a LeGenD
My boy figuring out the TH-cam algorithm... you deserve it
1,344,121 viewws when i sawed it. He must be a wizard with purple pants.
Aseem Gidwani huh?
@@codycast love it
@@codycast Aseem is referring to the previous Veritasium video: th-cam.com/video/fHsa9DqmId8/w-d-xo.html
IQ 10000
"99.8% Air"
So the company producing this is associated with Lays, huh?
😂😂
Green for the win.
So true 😂
They actually have a partnership
They do sir
I remember reading about this in USA Today about 30 years ago. They had a picture of an Aerogel cube in a person's hand, and a candle flame in the background. They said that Aerogel worked so well, that if a room was fully insulated with the substance, the candle flame would be enough to heat the room. I thought that was so intriguing. And yet, I never really heard much about it again. I'm guessing it's both very expensive and very fragile to be practical in mass insulation production.
You can order it right now. Just google for it
Its kinda pricy at like 100$ per square meter and 1/4" thick.
Its thermal isolation is about 1.5 times as good as PIR and 2-3 times as good as rockwool.
So yes its there, but you have 5 inches of PIR for pennies and it insulates MUCH better than 1/4" aerogel.
In the end all these insulation materials do the same, insulate by having tiny airpockets. The smaller the air pockets, the better, aerogel is the best, but its not a game changing difference. Thickness always remains key to insulation. Unless you are willing to spend a fortune to save a little on the thickness/weight, you're just better of using something cheap like PIR.
I remember to I seen it like frrr but I thought it was a joke but it was true
If a candle (over time) is enough to heart a room with this stuff, then it's gonna be really hot with a few biological radiators
@@mr.boomguy Yep, my plasma TV will cook me while I watch football.
So you are basically holding a piece of the sky
Minecraft end of world, lol (I so dumb)
Chicken little xd
The sky is falling !
Edit - Chicken Little reference
A sky can weight more than that
@@hellothere8430 it needs Atlas to hold it then....
Aerogel: iam 99.8% air but why do i hear boss music playing
*Lays: are you challenging me?*
"Come then, let us fight to the end"
I dont get it
Lmao 😂😂😂
Lust buy lays and you will understand
Ok
That aerogel is like a constant ‘Oddly Satisfying’ moment
😮
Guys, take a moment and check this guy's(aspect science) channel,
Guy has some good videos...
haha
Aspect Science love your channel ❤️
Yep. Mirror neuron theory?
The fact that they did this in 1931 is actually what blows my mind; it reframes what I think of scientific progress and capability back then
It is amazing how we learn great things here than we did in school.
why hello there
Yup
Hello verified person
Yeah whatever spammer..😒😒
nice grammar
Air: Who are you?
Aerogel: *I’m you but stronger.*
Daniel
The cooler Daniel
John
The cooler John
hahahahahah
I think it should be:
Air: Who are you?
Aerogel: *I’m you, but lighter*
@@dari2409 denser
love how chocolate takes mad long to melt under a fire but melts in 5 seconds in my hand
Foreal 😂😂😂
Hahaha I swear
Bruh so true
I can relate so so badly
Maybe your surrounding temperature that melt the chocolate
Would aerogel make for good screen protectors for phones since it scatters the color blue more then red/yellow?
I feel like maybe it could be, if they found a way to make it more durable while also staying incredibly thin.
impossible, aerogel is kinda expensive and extremely weak and brittle
@@icecube-n2d it is?
It's basically useless for that purpose. For one thing, if you want to reduce blue light from your phone, _you make your phone screen emit less blue light (which is _*_super_*_ easy);_ it's completely silly to try to block out that light after the fact.
Second, aerogel would absolutely suck as a screen protector. On the one hand, it's cloudy; not completely transparent - so it'd distort and blur the screen image. On the other hand, it's horribly brittle. Ironically, since it is sort of "brittle on the nanoscale", it would actually make for a decent shock absorper - _for one single drop, then it's crumbled and ruined._
Real-world screen protectors are instead made to be extremely tough and hard - so that they can take the hits and scratches and _not_ get destroyed in the process.
10:40 you really should have recorded more how it sounds like, that metallic/glass like sound was really unexpected
I just posted the same thing. 😄
It surprised me too.👍
Yeah I didn't expect it to sound like that at all lol
@@ShaddyWoohooMan in the end its still sponged up silica
I thought aerogel is soft, jelly and spongy, not glassy and easy breakable. Therefore, it's not aerogel, but aeroglass. Ehh... those scientists have no sense for sense.
@@damyr yea but its the SKELETON of the gel, there is no gel in it anymore its basically a scaffolding
“This object is 99.8% air”
Lays: finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary
HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHA you made me laugh
AHHAHAHAHA
lol
XD XD
Lol
It looks like an ice cube but it somehow died and turned into a ghost
It looks little Holographic
Your comment deserve an noble prize
@@ev2782 Why? This vid is about light solids, not noble gases!
Bruh, ive also seen you on CircleToon's new video wtf
Is your profile pic the Red blood cell from cells at work?
シリカエアロゲルについての動画が昔おすすめに流れてきてサムネが綺麗だったから英語もわかんないしそれがなんなのか分からないまま適当に見てたけど今謎が解けたありがとう
I have never wanted to touch something more in my life.
Edit: this comment has been on this video for two years and, to this day, I get notifications of people liking it in my inbox. It wasn’t even supposed to be a joke! I was but a simple fool writing the first thing I thought. It haunts me.
boobs?
Patpiee Design why did I imagine someone saying something like that before I clicked on replies!?😂😂😂
@@szef1539 yeah I came here to say that mate I'm disappointed I didn't get it first
Dick?
Err uhm I mean boobs! Damnit
You didn’t hear that
If this was taught in schools I would willingly go to school even on weekends.
be honest, no you wouldnt
to all the people saying you would, if this change actually took place youd be regretting it after a few weeks
Right?? Omg I swear we were taught the same things every year and I was always in advanced science because it was to easy. I wanna learn stuff like this! It isn't even new! It was created in the 30's!! I wanna make aerogel!
nah bro, go into materials engineering and maybe in your masters you'll be able to work with this kind of stuff, but you gotta go through a few hard and boring years to start to understand these things practically
till you have to calculate those gels and understand the chemical reactions itself :D
no, but you sure know that cell's powerhouse is mitochondria
I really wanted to see him break/squish/crumble the Aerogel (more)
*11:05*
@@DJHeroMasta +
Vilcum To hedrolik prays chennel...
I know right
Very NİCE Video Look My Channel :)
It's great to know about aerogels that have really great and interesting properties. Watching the video about the various uses and roles of the aerogel, I found it very attractive. I'm also looking forward to watching the aerogel develop further. Not only do we hope for more innovation and development in the future, but we also look forward to seeing aerogels being used in new areas.
Beat the algorithm, viral, and no click-bait? Veruitasium is the king of the Tube.
Steven Laity hopefully he won’t go clickbait later tho
cos science is cool yo
Good ole Dirk of Veristablium.
Click bait doesn't just mean lying, it's just having an attractive title/thumbnail. So yes, he does clickbait. Everyone does.
Jamie Dickinson thats kinda right ig
bad clickbaiting is misleading titles and thimbnails
Super Light Solid
When Dropped Sounds Like Metal
*Seems Legit*
K
Watched this comment in the same moment
@@alessiomantovanelli2758same
@@alessiomantovanelli2758 *watched a comment*
Sounds like glass... it's silica
Thank you so much for not making us go through a hell hole of introductions, presentations and giveaways in a schizofrenic voice.
Straight to the point.
I recently unsubbed to all channels that overdo this, youtube is now nice and calm :)
I wish TH-cam would stop using “watch time” in their algorithm. I miss the days of short and concise videos, straight to the point.
Guys make sure we hit 5000 likes in the first hour AND I'LL UPLOAD AEROGEL PART 2 !!
and checkout our merch🍰✌✌
make sure you smash like, hit that bell and check out my patreon
Who you calling out? I'm not getting the hint
There's a lot of organic and polymer chemistry in aerogels. Very exciting materials!
Veritasium figured out how the internet works. I'm so glad to see you get consistent success again.
If there is one great thing clickbait-y youtube channels have done, it's teach legitimate content creators how to make a living again.
You're not a true science channel until you science the frick out of your entire medium!
@@nowheremap You're not a true science channel until you stop supporting oppressive, fascist Internet censors (i.e., Patreon).
@@paulthompson9668 Please cry more, your tears sustain me.
@@TheMightyPatapon That's an old one, son.
Aerogel:
Lays: Finally! A worthy opponent!
Lays: Our battle will be legendary!
I understood that reference ☝
Lol
XD
copied but ok
@Gaming Legend Absolutely unnecessary, it's just a comment! And, others find it funny so, if you dont have anything nice to say, don't say it! Good day! :)
"Is this okay to touch"
-This man, while touching it.
*breaking
Very NİCE Video Look My Channel :)
He meant “may I touch it.”
he did that a few times & out of habit it made me a lil mad -,-
Ruilmon sez hi Im the 1k like
It's one of best video I have seen since last 21 years 🙂
Aerogel is 99.8% air
Lays: are u challenging me
Chocolate ur weird
Thanks
@@Thomas-bt7or ...shut up
Shut up Critical even if I’m wierd to that makes u weirder
GAMING WITH E.W AND M.K ok?
I tought that thumbnail was fake?!!
Veritasium never disappoints.
I skipped this video multiple times in recommended because it looked like clickbait, until I saw it was from veritasium
Neil deGrasse Tyson showed this thing in his podcast
he has already woken up to the "youtube-game", like he said in his how to go viral video. except it from this point on.
That's a banger!
You uncultured swine
He discovered that you could swap the water in jello for alcohol. The true inventor of the jello shot.
that would be rad
🤣😊🖖
He was invited to all the parties
@@GizmoMaltese And they said nerds didn't get invited to the cool parties
Literally, my first thought was how far can we then take the jello shot. 99.8% ethanol?
I need to find and buy this
Could you replace the air inside that cube with Helium and make the Aladdin's flying carpet?
-- anyone, give this guy a stable genius award.
Well Aladdin's flying football field then 😂
like... a rubber balloon
@@---fj1ju Right on !!!
XD
7:28
So what you're telling me is that this is the first ever thing that is truly colored "sky blue"
And you just gave a possible simple reason why the sky is blue, thank yue
@@kuhataparunks thank hue**
Fancy Glasses door’s that way ->
I mean there's the sky
Not really not at all
Lol well at least i dont think thats what its saying
10:39 that was a shocker to hear the aerogel sound like that
Dimtriyo Freeman fr the sound doesn’t fit what your looking at at all
If you can *see* aerogel *sound* that's a shocker in itself
@@HagenvonEitzen oops
Theres a metal table on the bottom ?
Peter Quill But if you drop a sponge on a table, what does it sound like?
i'm crying this is so beautiful
Nobody :
My brain : can I eat that
Same
No no no, can you BREATHE that
yes.
you’d float
Main question is if it is edible!
Dropping aerogel sounds like metal?
I was fine up until that point.
Like tin almost
hahaha so it's not only me, I cringed a little
I don't believe it!!
Please explain these acoustic properties
@@TheTom90100 A light solid that makes a little tiny sound, but resonates a lot in all those micro-air chambers? That is my hypothesis at least...
Wow, crazy how something so simple can make such a big impact. I’m sure there’s so much more we can do with this in do time. Very interesting👍🏽
due time*
Aerogel- 99.8% AIR
Lays: "I'm gonna end this man's whole career"
@@Chaytonioio no sh1t Sherlock
@@Chaytonioio u must be fun at parties
@@Chaytonioio ...just no
Nitrogen is air tho
@@Chaytonioio r/wooosh
Aerogel: 99.8% air
Plankton: 1% evil, 99% hot gas
Soon this comment will have 4k likes.
@@goatfather6045... soon...
xD
Old Goat 400*
Shrexy
Here's a video I would like to see :
1. Make a piece of aerogel shaped like a boat
2. Fill an aquarium with CO2
3. Make the boat float on the CO2
Gr8 idea
Float it on supercritical CO2
It want an aerogel benchy now
@@oliverer3 hello fellow 3dp'r
Did you know: engineers have made boats out of *steel* now?
Clicked on this video by accident and now I love it and won’t stop watching it
Veritasium, the channel that makes video thumbnails make you think are clickbait but they aren't and you're not disappointed but happy 😀😀
Great vid mate
What_are_we_doing ? Diamond in the rough 👌
If it gets you to click on it, it is clickbait
But this is the good clickbait
The exclamation mark in the title makes it really clickbaity for sure!
only reason to click was the reputation of this channel
One could say the guys making aerogels are aerosmiths. Steven Tyler would be proud.
**slow clap** 👏
*continues Slow clap*
Continues continued slow clap
*Slow claps starts to fade!*
fade becomes roaring applause!!
6:00
Are we just gonna ignore that the bunny landed on its feet?
I will!
do a flip
Charlie Falcon I realized that too!
Its a kind of plot twist that scientists would ignore
Technically it landed on its abdomen, since its feet melted off and stayed in the petri dish...
Let’s all take a moment to celebrate a modern day legend: Samuel Kistler, inventor of the Jello Shot. A king amongst men. Salute!
WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE
Imagine you build a house with Aerogel, will the house be flying somewhere when the wind blows? o-o
Omg I'm in deep thoughts now bro....
69 likes lol imma ruin that and make it 70
@@anwarhossain6979 me 2
If you are inside home so it won't 😂
hol up..
Aerogel- I am 99.8% air.
Lays- Hold my air.
Aerogel- I am 99.8% air.
SeDnA YT- Hold my brain.
@Carson Bailey lol right? Man desperation at its finest.
Hold my solid**
😂
@@hallucy2215 lays fan huh? ;)
1st episode: "A New Aerogel"
2nd episode: "The Aerogel Strikes Back"
3rd episode: "Return of the Aerogel"
Aerogel Salvation
@@ChallengeTheNarrative After 21 glorious episodes of aerogel videos...."Aerogel: Endgame"
This was actually episode 4...Episode 1, and 2 are coming later.
Aerogel begins
The Light Aerogel
The Light Aerogel Rises
Rogue 2
A short Aerogel story
Me gusta que le entusiasme compartir sus conocimientos. Los maestros de las escuelas públicas deberían incorporar esto en su enseñanza. Cuando estaba en la escuela, dos de mis profesores de ciencias estaban entusiasmados. Amaban lo que hacían. Exudaban eso en su trabajo. La retención del trabajo de curso fue mucho mayor que en otras clases y materias.
You literally translated someone else's comment, props to you
Aerogel has 99.8% air
Inside of my skull: Hold my Brain cells
Anton1561
r/ihadastroke
Anton1561 r/engrish
@Anton1561
*are
*you
*saying
*you
*have
*brain
Patrick: "airhead heheh." *head deflates*
@@alexh1131 r/ihavereddit
The world's *second* lightest solid is my wallet.
Edit: Yo, I left for a year and came back to look at this thread. And nope. I am not even gonna ask.
Lol
lol
lol
Lol
Lol
World Lighest Solid: *contains alot of air*
Lays: *_Allow me to introduce myself_*
This is the 3rd version of this comment, and the newest
@@humanbeans4498 Still not funny tho
@@dontknowdontcare1934
What did one potato chip say to the other?
Hi, I'm Humpty Dumpty, are you Frito Lay?
Was that funny enough for you?
I really don't understand but Lays are Called Walkers in my country.
😭
every video is produced with such care and quality, it shows!
Veritasium : *video goes viral*
Veritasium : *makes a video about why his video goes viral*
Veritasium : *goes viral again*
I also think it's really interesting that he didn't title this "World's Least Dense Solid." He sacrificed some technical accuracy for a more relatable and "clickable" title. Given that he qualifies this in the first sentence of the video though, there's no reason to take issue with it imo.
Aries The Ram lol
That is not a very well adjusted Bunsen burner. My chem teacher would be disappointed.
Nathan VanderWal haha was thinking the same thing
@@DandolfiGames Same here.
The regulation of the burner is irrelevant at this point
Akira Ichikawa r/wooosh
@@akiraic LOL wow. Yeah... about that...
imagine just having a giant block of this and just picking it up with ease
Hi kiffui
@@sophiegb6077 hello sophieGB
The pyramids are made of aerogel case solved
and colour it
consider that if it will be "giant" block you can not pick it up with ease simply because you can not grab it because of its size
The animation of Knudsen effect was next level 💥
"Can I put my finger here?"
*Puts finger there without hesitation
and then licks his finger, and puts it straight onto the device without wiping
@@ifrite3 wrong finger
@xiggie
who cares, out of everything you can take from the video that's what you care about gtfo lol
If it isn't hot enough to melt chocolate it won't melt his finger
Derek's last words will be "what does this button do?".
4:28 "Can I put my finger here?"
**puts it there anyway before the guy tells him it's safe**
Because he's TH-camr 😂 He is must make a good content 😂
That's whats he did to his boyfriend.
@@sergejnikitin99nt Yep thats what he must did have to did!
he pointed at it
3:10 So you can swap out water for say alcohol.
Did Samuel Kistler also invent jello shots?
Very NİCE Video Look My Channel :)
Uğur Yiğit wow I looked yur chanil I absolutely hate all your vids 😀
Nope, it was invented by Tom Lehrer actually
Crackerproductions 😂🤣🤣 I’m cracking up
@@narutosaga12 Ahhh, poisoning pigeons with jello shots.
Yes.... I have already done research on aerogel in 2013 .
🎉Congratulations on your research....
I can confirm that you can replace the liquid in jelly with alcohol. Source: My college years.
So, where are alcoholic jellies coming to market?
Aerogel that is hydrofoob must be made with a apolair structures right and solvends
And every 14 year old
😦
Jelly shots, nice on the top but on the other side is pure death 💀
"Can I put my finger here?"
*puts finger there before getting answer*
I've made that mistake before.
That’s a rape case right there
I read this comment right as he said that
Be careful. Not because it's hot.
Science
Him: It is 99.8% air
Me: Are you talking about Lays?
😂😂😂
Man it's 2010 huh?
Daniel Song more like lays bags XD
It's not an air in Lays
This comment needs more likes
"A liquid chocolate situation". Sounds like my kind of situation 😍
This is the most comprehensive and instructive explanation on aerogel, I've seen so far. Thank You.!!
did you just put a period before two exclamation marks, you monster.
Same but i still dont understand it, its so weird, i really want to see some in real life with my own eyes/ not just online
@@imasloth.2965 1
Kaleb Pikachu : You can buy your own piece of aerogel or some (cheaper but much less spectacular) aerogel powder online. Just enter 'buy aerogel' into your search engine. Make sure that you get pure aerogel and not the fiber/aerogel composites , made for thermal insulations of buildings etc. Take a look at the hydrophobic aerogel. It really is amazing.
Aerogel- has 99.8% air.
Lays-HoLd My AiR
The AK yeah if you buy a bag of air you will get some chips too
hahaha nice one
I call them walkers
😂
Prefect comment
Bets in 1930's: dare you to change the molecular structure of jelly into an unseen before composition
Bets in 2018: eat a tide pod
Lol
🤣
@@OFFICIAL_VIDEO_AWARDSwell deserved. Stay proud
ti-tide pods? MY god, that was 2018!?
@@fruze8478 Yeah you can stop eating them now.
"This object is 99.8% air"
My dad: yes, a worthy opponent
It’s a solid sky/cloud that made by human
6:00 bunny did a flip off the cloud and STUCK IT
That’s a gas
@@BWGBGAMES ⊙_⊙
If it was a Cube, it’d be a Block of Sky from Minecraft
Aerogel: I am basically made from air.
Lays: So am I 😊
🤣
how u gon say its lay but it be almost all chip backs that be like that
I-Ehh?
I’m made of air
@@user-qs1mn9xj1z man i love opening *chip backs* and eating the chips inside
Aerogel: I’m 99% air
Chip bags: *pathetic*
Actually that's not 99% air, it's composed of 98.8% of air, there is a difference of 0.2%.
you mean lays
LMAO
@@noidadeepti prolly also doritos
Chip packets are filled with a lot of nitrogen so that the chips stay fresher longer and have a longer shelf life..also when they are transported they get tossed around and so having the nitrogen in them prevents them from getting crushed. So yeah thats your fact of the day why chips have a lot of air :)
It looks like something I ate in my dream
Do more about aerogel. It's been a fascination for years. Great work.
i agree
Yes, please do.
10:37 I was very surprised by that sound
Me, too. They sound like small pieces from a brick.
Eren Kaya ehhh more like metal
Yea seriously what the hell
Sounded like ceramic to me
LARAUJO me too. I think that's because of its rigidness
i did not expect the Aerogel to sound like that when he dropped it
Same😂
It sounds like metal
@@harshvithlani9399 ive held it before and i broke it ;-;
it kinda feels like some easy to break foam but a little bit hard at the same time
very hard to explain o.o
Would aerogel be suitable for insulation material in the building sector for normal houses, or is it way to expensive to produce? Could this technology be developed so that a broad use of the material would be possible? It's a fascinating material for sure! 😍
It's way too expensive for commercial properties. The process to make it also isn't easy, however easy it seems on demos like these.
It's pricey because its not mass produced yet, it'll be cheaper when its already mass produced
I dunno if it’s me but *i want to eat the aerogel* like rlly bad
Me too
You could if it s 99,8% air
It *just looks so good* I think I have a problem......
Same
Same I wonder how it tastes?
*My thoughts the whole video*
“Can you eat it?”
Lol I was thinking I want a bed made of this stuff.
Same lmao
Me too lamao
@@LilyOfTheTower indeed
*Munch*
FINALLY a good solid explanation of just WHAT an aerogel is.
It literally is a solid explanation
They're so transparent about it too.
@@EvilNeonETC Love the puns, intended or unintended.
- A.A
@@EvilNeonETC that's because they tend to take this lighter than most
@@abhyjith.k.a I find it funny the highest rated comment I ever had was for unintended puns, lol.
Found this by accident & am so glad I did!! Fascinating!
10:38 I was shocked to hear the way it sounds when it dropped, definitely not what I was expecting.
yaah .. it sounded like a metal ring on a steel table
Same here, I thought it would sound a way more plastical and not so clear metallic.
Thanks for the ad
Lmao I tapped your time tag and an ad popped up hahahahah
Thanks for the timestamp now i gotta skip to the part i was at 🙂
4:28 "Can i put my finger he-"
*has already put his finger on the plate, right next to the open flame*
He didnt
@@whiteflaco5370 yes he did
Nisse he didn’t
No he didn't.
Nisse such a weird comment... He clearly didn't
A wise man said: real knowledge is outside the "school"
the thing about school is, that it's all about grades.
you learn stuff to get an A in your next test and after that you forget everything to have enough space in your head for the test after that.
@@15bitGod my words dude..
@@15bitGod never agreed on anything more
True
@@15bitGod Depends on the school.
finally a material which can withstand the extreme tempratures in space..
I feel like this is the new eco-friendly solution to housing insulation.
It probs cost a lot 😬
BeastyBeard too expensive
Is this thing ecofriendly ? Otherwise it also destroy our planet like plastic ..think before making something. Natural disasters happening for of our fault ...
@@kaizsislam1103 It's just silica gel, no worse than glass. It would pretty much dissolve after a while, anyways. There's barely any solid, it would pretty much just act as sand
Kaizs Ìslam why tf are you responsing like that, like your offensed, first of all its a gel not plastic which secondly makes you a hypocrit for saying think before you say, damn boomers...
My brain: Okay, go to sleep
TH-cam recommendations at 3am: worlds lightest solid?
My brain: sure why not
same issue
really, youtube recommendations are becoming a meme now
My brain cant get by the chocolate bunny they ruined...
Same man
F4TE WackoJacko - LoL. That’s the story of my life. 😉
I did not expect a glass like clank when it was dropped. This makes me slightly uncomfortable
It's a metallic clank
Not the sound I expected at all. 10:41 for anyone who missed it
It's silica, glass, how wouldn't you expect it to sound like glass?
@@maissaaraujo7590 But it looks so much like silicone! :)
This reminds of the SNL pizza skit 😂
Learned a lot, but mostly this was just hot air
Aerogel: I’m 99.8 percent air
Lays: *begins boss music*
we can all see the top comment
HAHAHA FUNNY I LOVE THIS 😂
*not actually, plus, its cringe 🙄*
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TheDragonKing and basically every other comment below is the same too lol
Memetaroshiki ok
@Veritasium
This is really very fascinating! Yes, more please!
The start of an Areogel trilogy?! Oooh dang, I'm looking forward to it!
Edward Brearley-Smith Episodes IV, V and VI first, please.
Edward Brearley-Smith yay
Aero-gel
Areogel? Sounds like something you'd use to treat jogger's nipple.
Another video which is amazing is on the channel NileRed where he makes aerogel in his lab, I was surprised with how complicated it is to actually make this.
Please do more of videos on this. This material is amazing.
Please don't do
Aerogel Trilogy confirmed!
Imagine a Block of it as large as ur house and lifting it
Dere Ngo I woulda run around screaming I am hulk
Dere Ngo and no, I’m not 9 XD