Most people I asked predicted the wrong winner here. Go check out the new CrunchLabs Roblox game where you can build rockets with your friends and learn stuff! www.roblox.com/BuildaRocket
I love this collab so much. I've been watching Rober and BYS for years and Nile and Will for about a year. Rober is what I put on for my students after testing days and they can't get enough of his videos
The damage done also depends greatly on the lava you use. Silicate lava (the melted "lava rock") is generally the coolest ranging from 800C-900C. Whereas Ultramafic lava can be almost twice as hot, ranging from 1600C-2000C (hot enough to melt steel and vaporize a lot of materials). In addition fluoroantimonic acid, Carborane acid, or Magic acid would be much more effective.
you should also get styropyro on it. hes pretty scary with electricity stuff and hes also a chemist. i think hed be amazing to bring on to show people the crazy things he does! i really love these dudes becoming more well known. but yes, please bring styropyro on, you could even have him and nilered compete in chemistry!
Im so happy nile red has now been recognised by a larger youtuber and getting to collab with mark. A guy who likes physics vs a guy who loves chemistry
1:03 fun fact: piranhas are actually scavengers, and wont eat anything live, infact, if you swim in a pool with piranhas, they’d swim away from you in fear!
I love how mark genuinely loves to work with all these other TH-camrs without any kind of competitive attitude towards anyone and supporting everyone while doing so
honestly if it wasn't for the filming at Crunch Labs I would have guessed this was William Osman's second channel content. Surprised he didn't bring his own excavator.
The problem with the «lava» is that for any thing that contains moisture it will gain a heat shield, in the form of vapor. The vapor becomes isolation. And with the amount of liquid in that is in meat, it gets a lot of shielding compared to the time it takes for the «lava» to cool. This is the reason that when we blacksmiths harden steel, we have to keep the material moving, as to have constant contact with the liquid, and not just get the the heat shield preventing hardening from happening.
@@niazjaffar7022I mean it's sorta hard to get large amounts of super acids? Plus having to film most of these in a plastic box wouldn't be interesting to watch. Also they dissolve metals even slower than normal acids so it wouldn't have helped. HCl is actually the best at dissolving metals out of any acid alone and even more so when mixed with nitric acid so I believe he did the option with the best possibility of working. I will say for the I pad he should have actually used a weaker acid like Hydrofluoricixed with hcl to dissolve the glass and the metal.
Easily one of the best collabs I've seen on this channel. The Science Boys™ are a total force of chaos and watching them collaborate with Mark (and his outrageous budget per video lol) was AMAZING. More collabs with these folks, please! (Also William Osman as the "unexpected" referee was hilarious and fantastic)
I love how Nile and Kevin are just doing what they are interested in. Nile is interested in the chemical parts, while Kevin is interested in the more "natural" parts. I loved this video. Keep up the great work, Mark!
"For today's 'make a dessert challenge', Kevin is baking a pie with the power of refracted sunlight, Nile is chemically leavening, and using exothermic reactions to bake a cake, and I think Will is trying to... scream... a s'more into melting?" *cut to the finale of the video, the camera focused on a vacuum chamber with speakers inside* "so we didn't expect that to work as well as it did"
William showing up uninvited is just so ... William, its perfect. This was one of your best videos Mark. I love the glitter bombs and other pranks, those are goated, but as a big fan of engineering/science YT this held a special place in my heart seeing all my favorite creators that I already watch collab together. Fantastic stuff guys
This video was so friggin' funny, from Mark missing the diamond on the first swing, pushing toys around rather than crushing them to a powder, Nigel chucking a brick at the beaker, the rulings from the ref, just hilarious. And then Mark comes blasting in like the Duke boys and complains that Kevin parked too close 🤣 What a witty group of people, love it!
I love these colabs. Mark’s excited, and yet somehow soothingly calm, educational energy mixed with the absolute ADHD chaos that is Nile Green, Backdoor Scientist and Big Willie is absolute gold! Moar pleeeeeeez!
If anyone was wondering, a 1.2 carat diamond would be around $350 if it was lab grown, or about $1,300 if natural - perhaps cheaper but that's a reasonable retail value.
13:38 Everyone makes this mistake. Don't hit it with the point on the Anvil. Diamonds are Hard. They are not Tough. Put the flat side on the anvil and hammer the point. That diamond will shatter.
Two videos in a few days. What a treat! Thank you to Mark and to the whole entire team. I'm sure there are a lot of people who help make these happen. Happy Thanksgiving!
Technically Nigel was the winner, since he gets to keep a working car. The acid might've damaged the engine, but just by washing it with water, it shouldn't be beyond repair.
What a thrill ride this video has been, Mark! The breakdown of the experiments was fascinating and your humor really added to the experience. A very innovative and exciting way of presenting science! Looking forward to the next showdown at CrunchLabs. 👌🚀🔬
I honestly expected the diamond to go crunch. Guess I underestimated how soft steel is. Plus, it being point-down instead of table-down helped it out in that regard.
@@kennyholmes5196 it would have helped if the anvil was propperly hardened as well. Hardness in steel is calculated by how deep a diamond is forced into steel when subjected to pressure/force. And with how far the diamond went into the anvil, it dosent seem like it was hardened at all.
12:24 That's true power. I know a metal artist, sculpture that uses this tool with his works. His workshop is like from another world. I never stood close to it because I'm only a keyboard hero, but while watching him in his work process, I've learnt to appreciate and to understand how power can be used to create beauty.
The funniest part about the diamond is if he had simply flipped it over and hit it on the culet (the point) it would’ve probably cracked or shattered or at least chipped. Diamonds are strong, but very brittle and some of them don’t actually have a perfect point at the bottom because of it, the culet is slightly flat to make them stronger.
Mark clearly made his choices for entertainment purposes. I just won't accept the fact that he actually thought he would smash the diamond on an anvil, dude just literally performed the most brute force hardness test 😂
It's not unreasonable to think it could've broken, in fact that was probably near the limit of how much stress a diamond can take before shattering. Just because something is extremely hard does not make it unbreakable
And tonight on top gear... Hammond destroys a Honda with lava... James destroys a Honda with acid... and I destroy a Honda with an excavator "POWAAARRR"
Nile Red usually spends half a year or more (usually) planning, researching, and testing multiple iterations give Nile Red this time he would crush everyone.
13:43 dude perfect did the same thing with a diamond. It caused a dent in the anvil, but the diamond did break. Only after more hits from the hammer as it is strong, but not impact resistant.
The real problem here is that Nigel didn’t pick the correct acids… He pick all the strong but still fairly safe acids. Had he put the safety “not last” this would have been a complete wipe imo.
@@froggy878not all organic materials are made equally. The ether bonds of the cellulose will readily hydrolyze, but the issue arises when we talk about polymers. The thing that holds wood together is hydrogen bonds, so even if you end up breaking the polymers, it will still be a lot more resilient due to intermolecular forces. Metal will just readily undergo a redox reaction and chewing through smth without intermolecular forces will be easier than with.
I'm a little surprised Mark explained the science behind corrosion, but not the Leidenfrost Effect, which is the reason why the lava was so ineffective against the turkey leg and ice.
@@vvmvx basically, two things with enough of a temperature difference makes a barrier between them. It's why something like liquid nitrogen drops can slide across a floor, but also why some really hot things like molten metals don't instantly react with water or ice (lava is molten rock, but close enough)
@@DarkFrozenDepths The cold substance specifically needs to evaporate rapidly for that to happen. Not just random 2 things with different temperatures. You can mix liquid tin and liquid iron without any problem, despite easily 2'000 °C difference in temperature.
The one thing about acid I never knew until I was an adult is it doesn't "melt" stuff. It actually strips atoms away from the matter, more or less deconstructing rather than melt.
I like how instead of specifically designing something to thrash the competition he just rented a steamroller I've never been more surprised that Mark Rober, a person known for bringing a nuke to a gunfight, brought another nuke to another gunfight
I love it when the science/engineering community of youtube comes together and Collabs with each other. I always get super excited when I see William Osman and the backyard scientist and it makes me even happier to see them both in the same video.
11:25 I don’t get why Nile didn’t choose the wood bat since wood has a buncha carbon acid would’ve eaten through it pretty easily (compared to metal at least)
Great video, but what impressed me most was the the diamond which made a dent in an anvil. Science is really cool. Thanks, Mark, for making it so enjoyable to watch! ❤
If you knew about Mohs hardness scale (or any other hardness scale for that matter), you wouldn't be impressed. Diamond is way harder than mild steel that that cheap anvil is made from. Of course it just makes a dent. The steel is much softer.
@@gorak9000 ok but knowing something and seeing it in a video are two entirely different things. one is cooler than the other. dont be such a sourpuss.
@@Romi969 the characteristic of how likely something is to shatter (fragility) and how hard something is are two completely seperate things. Diamonds shatter pretty quickly but are harder than almost everything else on the planet.
Most people I asked predicted the wrong winner here. Go check out the new CrunchLabs Roblox game where you can build rockets with your friends and learn stuff! www.roblox.com/BuildaRocket
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1:48 Mark’s hand wash detector is coming in handy!
LOL
7th wait I have a brain what am I doing?
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Nigel used a weaker acid solution because he knew they'd be keeping the cars they'd destroyed at the end, truly a mad genius
As is expected 💪💪
Aqua Regia is one of the strongest acids in the world buddy. Its hydrochloric acid + nitric acid....Crazy strong
That sucker has a long life ahead of it too
@@nuonchann5299aqua regia is not even close to being the strongest acid in the world "buddy".
@@nekomimicatears Which is why I said ONE of the strongest
I still can’t believe you can do all that to a diamond! I never would have guessed how tough they are..I’m still too scared to try it myself though 😅
How is there not a comment here
@@Epicly2cause he posted it 2min ago😂😂
hi
nice comment lil bro
Your my favorite youtuber
1:24 Please, Mark. Don't be a MrBeast.
this video was too heavily edited and getting straight to the point took too long. it's already a mr beast themed video
@@LiquidSnakeSSJ4 No because Mark doesn't torture his guests and employees
Real, lmaooo 🤣🤣
☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
@@LiquidSnakeSSJ4when has a mark rober video ever gotten straight to the point 🤣
Used cars for sale - slightly acidified/melted/crushed but with GREAT history.
No comment, let’s fix that!
"slightly crushed"
ok
Hey MakersMuse you should do a video making at home retainers with 3D printer!
it’ll buff out
The fact that mark can just get his hands on Lava and acid to the amount he can cover a car is crazy
@@ThisGuyDannyyy I hope it will!
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Having Will, Nigel, and Kevin was great. Please continue to do stuff with them.
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
I’m stuff.
@@p-__ If someone told me that your comment was made by a single-celled organism, I would be inclined to believe them.
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@@teslacactus1135 ii love gd cologne
I love this collab so much. I've been watching Rober and BYS for years and Nile and Will for about a year. Rober is what I put on for my students after testing days and they can't get enough of his videos
I'll admit, I was rooting for Nigel as I'm a huge NileRed fan, but everyone did awesome, and Kevin did the most satsifying destruction.
considering that his car was the only one still able to be driven back with after it was over did he really loose in the end?
@@cosmosyn2514 imagine it finally gives out in the middle of nowhere
@@thaumar64 better than walking the whole distance lol
@@cosmosyn2514 well I mean he still had acid in his engine which can’t be amazing for the car
why didnt he use Pirana Solution??
The damage done also depends greatly on the lava you use. Silicate lava (the melted "lava rock") is generally the coolest ranging from 800C-900C. Whereas Ultramafic lava can be almost twice as hot, ranging from 1600C-2000C (hot enough to melt steel and vaporize a lot of materials).
In addition fluoroantimonic acid, Carborane acid, or Magic acid would be much more effective.
the fluoro acid is TERRIFYING!!! there is no oopses allowed. that one needs an episode all to itself.
@@DumbOrangeFrogit’s a science channel deal with it
That and he only used orange juice amounts of it, instead of the cubic yards of it found in nature.
Go Team Lava!
@@DumbOrangeFrogyou're in the comment section of a science TH-cam video 🤦🏾♀️
@@MUEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE☝️🤓
Honestly to even the odds Nigel should have been allowed to use any non-metallic, non-high explosive chemistry he wanted.
It would have been way too easy.
Acetone for the Legos.
Gallium for the bat.
CO₂ tablets for the car to starve the oxygen.
that would have been so cool though@@tylerduncan5908
Power tools to disassemble it
Im pretty sure nigel could come up with something capable of dissolving pretty much everything if he can change in between rounds
@@tylerduncan5908
Galium would take too long, so he would still not win for that one.
14:13 “you only know how to drive a mars rover”
you should also get styropyro on it. hes pretty scary with electricity stuff and hes also a chemist. i think hed be amazing to bring on to show people the crazy things he does! i really love these dudes becoming more well known. but yes, please bring styropyro on, you could even have him and nilered compete in chemistry!
I’m thinking about him exactly 😂
Would be funny if styro used the demon circuit
styropyro is like on a whole nother level of crazy
Yeah, I was expecting Styropyro to bring up a deadly laser.
William is 100% the type of person to enter a video unannounced and I legitimately couldn’t tell if he actually did until everyone else showed up
"unannounced"
He doxxed his way in
Him and Kevin are friends he probably just came with cause they were together anyways
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Im so happy nile red has now been recognised by a larger youtuber and getting to collab with mark. A guy who likes physics vs a guy who loves chemistry
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
@@p-__ are you trying to poke fun at bots who post these type of comments?
@@Heggchandwichthat a bot
Yes Nile red is cool
id argue that nile is the larger youtuber. mark is a bigger 'default front page youtuber', but nile is a titan of the actual science yt community.
1:03 fun fact: piranhas are actually scavengers, and wont eat anything live, infact, if you swim in a pool with piranhas, they’d swim away from you in fear!
You know the video is going to be crazy when Mark decides to collab with Nilered and Kevin.
Second best collab
Nilered:science
Mark rober: engineering
Kevin: both
They were all on the safety third podcast too if you want to see more of them together
Yep
Yes
I love how mark genuinely loves to work with all these other TH-camrs without any kind of competitive attitude towards anyone and supporting everyone while doing so
Only on screen
Joined two months ago seems like someone comments it for him
@@PrivateLZG😂😂😂
@@PrivateLZGdefinitely not only on screen. They’ve all had a relationship for at least a year or two.
@@TheOfficialOriginalChad It's a joke my boy
I think william osman showing up despite the fact that he wasn't invited is one of the most in-character things i've seen from him
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
So true lmao classic william
Showing up uninvited... how can you even blieve that?
honestly if it wasn't for the filming at Crunch Labs I would have guessed this was William Osman's second channel content. Surprised he didn't bring his own excavator.
@@dziubo1 we all know it was just a joke but it’s still funny
Love how Mark came rolling in like he’s whistling diesel 14:03 and then the likeness intensifies 16:20
The problem with the «lava» is that for any thing that contains moisture it will gain a heat shield, in the form of vapor. The vapor becomes isolation. And with the amount of liquid in that is in meat, it gets a lot of shielding compared to the time it takes for the «lava» to cool. This is the reason that when we blacksmiths harden steel, we have to keep the material moving, as to have constant contact with the liquid, and not just get the the heat shield preventing hardening from happening.
Leidenfrost effect!
For acid case....he could have used superacids.....but he didn't....
@@niazjaffar7022I mean it's sorta hard to get large amounts of super acids? Plus having to film most of these in a plastic box wouldn't be interesting to watch. Also they dissolve metals even slower than normal acids so it wouldn't have helped. HCl is actually the best at dissolving metals out of any acid alone and even more so when mixed with nitric acid so I believe he did the option with the best possibility of working. I will say for the I pad he should have actually used a weaker acid like Hydrofluoricixed with hcl to dissolve the glass and the metal.
i mean sadly most acids are the best at corroding organic substances
The addition of Will, Kevin, and Nigel was awesome. Please bring them on more often.
nigel is my fav science youtuber
Kevin literally risked his arrest record for science gotta love the guy
agreed
you know theyre real scientists once they get contacted by the government lmfao
Easily one of the best collabs I've seen on this channel. The Science Boys™ are a total force of chaos and watching them collaborate with Mark (and his outrageous budget per video lol) was AMAZING. More collabs with these folks, please!
(Also William Osman as the "unexpected" referee was hilarious and fantastic)
NileRed and Backyard Scientist are a duo I could watch indefinitely regardless of what theyre doing
"I made a thing" would be fun to see as well,
Yeah gladly they do where here ^^ Otherwise Mr.Fakebeast almost ruined it -.-'
Emy moth it burns its bruns
@@jasonrubikyeah but he lives in Australia
@@gabrielp-l9905 it's ok he can come as a package deal with E&F, and maybe primitive technologies as well
I like how Mark and William kept throwing slight insults at each other throughout the video
I love how Nile and Kevin are just doing what they are interested in. Nile is interested in the chemical parts, while Kevin is interested in the more "natural" parts. I loved this video. Keep up the great work, Mark!
And then there’s mark jst bringing out the most random chiz 😂😂
@@Zek.e_0 Marks doing what hes interested in, too! Even if that's giant flamethrowers or entire anvils.
Will is literally my favorite part of any video he’s is. Not to mention I love how his buddies “somehow” all end up in his videos too
I like to think they carpool in Kevin's new schoolbus to collabs
This is the kind of thing we dream about when we were kids, and Mark Rober is doing it IRL!
Nobody asked
@@actuallyarbitrary4444ok bruh 😂
Didn't expect to see you here
Except he is screaming too much
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
12:47 "I do?" "I don't" had me rolling! 🤣
William better be in the next competition, he's literally the definition of a wildcard
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
"For today's 'make a dessert challenge', Kevin is baking a pie with the power of refracted sunlight, Nile is chemically leavening, and using exothermic reactions to bake a cake, and I think Will is trying to... scream... a s'more into melting?"
*cut to the finale of the video, the camera focused on a vacuum chamber with speakers inside* "so we didn't expect that to work as well as it did"
I'd like to see Styropyro, he is a true wildcard
He’s OP.
Not the hand wash alarm going off though lol
William showing up uninvited is just so ... William, its perfect. This was one of your best videos Mark. I love the glitter bombs and other pranks, those are goated, but as a big fan of engineering/science YT this held a special place in my heart seeing all my favorite creators that I already watch collab together. Fantastic stuff guys
He doxxed his way in
Couldn't agree more
Seeing Mark Rober, NileRed, Kevin, and William in the same video is a dream come true 😁
The greatest dream of all time.
the science team
Yay. Willy Oz
You can’t forget Allen Pan
They are also all on a recent Safety First podcast video, discussing this video...
I love how Mark's solution to everything was to just smash it with something
Maybe he was frustrated because he was losing...
Well he did use a "borrowed" laser for the bat...
hey as he once said,if you can't solve it.then melt it.
@@DANIELHGG@
Ikr!! 😂😂😂
This video was so friggin' funny, from Mark missing the diamond on the first swing, pushing toys around rather than crushing them to a powder, Nigel chucking a brick at the beaker, the rulings from the ref, just hilarious. And then Mark comes blasting in like the Duke boys and complains that Kevin parked too close 🤣 What a witty group of people, love it!
My farts are better than Mr Beast’s farts.
@@p-__These bots are getting WILD
@@p-__blud thought this was a Mrbeast video 💀
Hear me out you’ll love safety third podcast
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Seeing Mark, Nigel, Kevin, AND William all together on Mark's channel brings me so much joy
Mark trying to break a diamond with a hammer is the last thing I'd expect to see in a video full of people smarter than me
The triple collaboration we never thought we needed. First Dude Perfect, Mark, and Zach King, and now Mark, NileRed, and The Backyard Scientist
you forgot william lmao
Basically mark and the safety third podcast
Forgetting slowmow guys
will :')
I love these colabs. Mark’s excited, and yet somehow soothingly calm, educational energy mixed with the absolute ADHD chaos that is Nile Green, Backdoor Scientist and Big Willie is absolute gold! Moar pleeeeeeez!
It would be the end of the world if it was actually NileGreen.
Bro Mark was the only one screaming the whole time. Wdym soothingly calm
More colab please
I don’t know whether I gained or fried brain cells from watching this.
If anyone was wondering, a 1.2 carat diamond would be around $350 if it was lab grown, or about $1,300 if natural - perhaps cheaper but that's a reasonable retail value.
Links to examples?
13:38 Everyone makes this mistake. Don't hit it with the point on the Anvil. Diamonds are Hard. They are not Tough. Put the flat side on the anvil and hammer the point. That diamond will shatter.
Nice
No it won't lol
@@namelles6143yes it would?
Two videos in a few days. What a treat! Thank you to Mark and to the whole entire team. I'm sure there are a lot of people who help make these happen. Happy Thanksgiving!
15:21 I just love how the acid is growing.
What makes this video so cool is that it's just the boys being boys, doing what they love doing. Thanks Mark
I love how after 2019, all of the science TH-camrs started to collab so much more. Safety Third boys
Technically Nigel was the winner, since he gets to keep a working car. The acid might've damaged the engine, but just by washing it with water, it shouldn't be beyond repair.
He didn't win it, it was already his
He didint win, he just didn't lose
What a thrill ride this video has been, Mark! The breakdown of the experiments was fascinating and your humor really added to the experience. A very innovative and exciting way of presenting science! Looking forward to the next showdown at CrunchLabs. 👌🚀🔬
1.4K Likes and no replies? Let me fix that.
Ight bro don’t glaze
Quit yapping lil bro
He’s not gonna let you hit bro
Bro doing tricks on it
Mark breaking the anvil instead of the diamond with the hammer was like the perfect Looney Tunes punchline
I honestly expected the diamond to go crunch. Guess I underestimated how soft steel is.
Plus, it being point-down instead of table-down helped it out in that regard.
@@kennyholmes5196 If it was point up, it would have done the same thing to the hammer instead
@@kennyholmes5196 it would have helped if the anvil was propperly hardened as well. Hardness in steel is calculated by how deep a diamond is forced into steel when subjected to pressure/force. And with how far the diamond went into the anvil, it dosent seem like it was hardened at all.
@@__nog642 Depends on if the hammer was properly hardened or not, as Halvblodsprinsen100 pointed out.
@@kennyholmes5196post atomic steel, unfortunately
12:24 That's true power. I know a metal artist, sculpture that uses this tool with his works. His workshop is like from another world. I never stood close to it because I'm only a keyboard hero, but while watching him in his work process, I've learnt to appreciate and to understand how power can be used to create beauty.
Metal
My guess is Mark hasn’t seen DP’s very first Overtime episode, or else he’d have known how smashing a diamond with a hammer would turn out 😂
Mark Rober’s ability to blend exciting science experiments with his team’s unique personalities is what makes his channel so special to be honest.
*Rober
@@Medabee8 LOL SORRYYYY
@@Medabee8 HOW DIDNT I EVEN NOTICE
This is just a Mr Beast copy
@@LuisSierra42Well, no...
The funniest part about the diamond is if he had simply flipped it over and hit it on the culet (the point) it would’ve probably cracked or shattered or at least chipped. Diamonds are strong, but very brittle and some of them don’t actually have a perfect point at the bottom because of it, the culet is slightly flat to make them stronger.
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
He should have used a real anvil that thing was just soft cast iron. It's like trying to brak the diamond on a 2x4
Mark clearly made his choices for entertainment purposes. I just won't accept the fact that he actually thought he would smash the diamond on an anvil, dude just literally performed the most brute force hardness test 😂
i wouldn't be surprised if as far as anvils go, it was somewhat soft.
Tbh I’d use a diamond cutting material to cut it, if it’s not against the rules.
Diamond's hardness just means it wins a scratching battle vs other materials. Think glass vs wood, which one scratches which, which one breaks easier?
It's not unreasonable to think it could've broken, in fact that was probably near the limit of how much stress a diamond can take before shattering. Just because something is extremely hard does not make it unbreakable
An engineer always has a backup plan 5 seconds later an. Anvil falls on the ice got me cracking up laughing
Mark: 12:17 “This is the closest thing to a lightsaber I have ever experienced”
Hacksmith Industries: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!
Lol. They need to do a collab
I knew someone would say that that is exactly what I was thinking
bro tried to be funny
Hack Smith took four years, thousands of hours, ten to hundreds thousands of dollars, got hundreds of millions of views just to not get recognized.
Didnt they do that?
13:53 I love how Top Gear-ish this is, really brings back memories
Yeah, that's what I thought too! 😂
It surely was the inspiration. Loved it
We just needed the stig!
And tonight on top gear... Hammond destroys a Honda with lava... James destroys a Honda with acid... and I destroy a Honda with an excavator "POWAAARRR"
mark=jeremy, nile=james, kevin=hammond
Nile Red usually spends
half a year or more (usually) planning, researching, and testing multiple iterations give Nile Red this time he would crush everyone.
So I guess Nigel is the new Batman
@@mabogibo525 Nigel + prep time = low diff
Give Kevin half that time and he would come up with some redneck contraption. 😂
5:46 what was that aluminum foil thing that came out of the iPad
I think it’s part of the display, or more likely, part of the stand.
@@chrisbrasher6177it could also be the back panel idk :)
I love how at 13:50 it just transformed into Top Gear
Now this is peak big kid content. Makes me feel like I'm back on the playground. Thanks for this, Mark.
@NileRed is a dope cameo. Thanks for giving him some more exposure. He definitely deserves it.
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
Hi Mark Rober!! I really want to say I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! They are educational as well as epic!!
Should have let William get in on this more. He’s the only one with the courage to commit to a task at the expense of his own health.
Well Kevin already got 1st degree burns from the lava, what more could you want?
Homie is too busy dropping eggs and calling it a science channel
Honestly he's pretty one dimensional. Not entertaining. Should have had more Allen Pan though.
@@acatwithaids5398 I mean, technically everything is science. Remember when he set a racoon loose in his house? That was science!
16:57 That's what you call a "Nobel cause of Science" love it
13:43 dude perfect did the same thing with a diamond. It caused a dent in the anvil, but the diamond did break. Only after more hits from the hammer as it is strong, but not impact resistant.
Nigel used a weaker acid solution because he knew they'd be keeping the cars they'd destroyed at the end, truly a mad genius🤣
0:23 best frame you could've chosen. 50x more chad than usual.
I would like to say William and his cronies did a fantastic job refereeing this competition! Just look at the bat round.
The real problem here is that Nigel didn’t pick the correct acids… He pick all the strong but still fairly safe acids. Had he put the safety “not last” this would have been a complete wipe imo.
Another thing to note: Acid seems better for organic materials overall, so why did Nigel go for the metal bat instead of the wooden one?
@@froggy878not all organic materials are made equally. The ether bonds of the cellulose will readily hydrolyze, but the issue arises when we talk about polymers. The thing that holds wood together is hydrogen bonds, so even if you end up breaking the polymers, it will still be a lot more resilient due to intermolecular forces. Metal will just readily undergo a redox reaction and chewing through smth without intermolecular forces will be easier than with.
O bastão de metal deveria ser dissolvido pela água reja enquanto a coxa de frango pela solução piranha
3:06 I smelt what you did there. (Foul -> bird meat -> turkey leg.)
I'm a little surprised Mark explained the science behind corrosion, but not the Leidenfrost Effect, which is the reason why the lava was so ineffective against the turkey leg and ice.
what is the liedenfrost effect?
@@vvmvx basically, two things with enough of a temperature difference makes a barrier between them.
It's why something like liquid nitrogen drops can slide across a floor, but also why some really hot things like molten metals don't instantly react with water or ice (lava is molten rock, but close enough)
@@DarkFrozenDepths The cold substance specifically needs to evaporate rapidly for that to happen. Not just random 2 things with different temperatures. You can mix liquid tin and liquid iron without any problem, despite easily 2'000 °C difference in temperature.
@@DarkFrozenDepthsand why you can see videos of a guy quickly putting his hand through lava
he literally just invited all the safety third members together to destroy stuff. how fitting.
Truly safety *third*
14:15 I realized that “Mark Rober” sounds an awful lot like “Mars rover”
and Neil Armstrong backwards is gnortsmrA lieN, which to me looks like "Gnorts, Mr Alien"
Really makes you think 🤔
I just had this exact experience 🤣
😂😂😂
"Nothing beats a volcano" "i think acid could"
Technically a volcano produces both. Lol
This really just feels like the perfect mix of the science of youtube with all their crazy different yet similar personalities
I love how Mark said that his lair is secret and unknown to everyone and then William just walks in the back door 😂
I love that the diamond round was in this, such a great demonstration of diamond properties :D
As soon as Mark said he was gonna try and just smash it, I knew I was in for a treat lol
Ваша енергія та ентузіазм відчуваються в кожному відео. Ви надихаєте своїм підходом до справи. Дуже вдячний за вашу працю
A collab with NileRed and Kevin? You know the video is going to be crazy. One of Mark's best videos
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
Who's Kevin
I love how many collabs you guys have done since OpenSauce. It's so fun to see
2:59 NileRed used this video as a perfect opportunity to dispose of the bodies under everyone's noses
the fact that nigel has actually disintegrated diamonds with heat before...
The one thing about acid I never knew until I was an adult is it doesn't "melt" stuff. It actually strips atoms away from the matter, more or less deconstructing rather than melt.
This was really cool!
Nice 👍👍
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17:42 Great shot!
therefore, that’s why walter wanted jessie to get a plastic bin instead of ceramic tub 9:06
I've been thinking for a month how cool it would be if Nigel did a video with Mark...and here it is! Y'all freakin' delivered!
16:48 just flying a 17.000$ drone over an excavator that could destroy it any time: ok
If you gave him enough time Nile would have turned the diamonds into soda.
He'd just burn it if the point is to destroy the diamond as fast as you can.
@@LordDragox412 Exhaling it as a burp is the way to go.
14:02 - song is "Click and Clack" - Hunter Quinn
Mark's personality and his enthusiasm is something I'll never be able to comprehend...and yet I absolutely love it!
My farts are better than Mark’s farts 💨
I like how instead of specifically designing something to thrash the competition he just rented a steamroller
I've never been more surprised that Mark Rober, a person known for bringing a nuke to a gunfight, brought another nuke to another gunfight
"you can only drive a mars rover" was the most scientist way to throw shade 😂
Mark Rober, Mars Rover
@@rdgames-49424bro is onto something
13:55 As a professional midwesterner I applaud the yeehaw vibes emitted here.
I love it when the science/engineering community of youtube comes together and Collabs with each other. I always get super excited when I see William Osman and the backyard scientist and it makes me even happier to see them both in the same video.
They’re just coming up with excuses to have fun and destroy stuff as much as possible. Love it😂
11:25 I don’t get why Nile didn’t choose the wood bat since wood has a buncha carbon acid would’ve eaten through it pretty easily (compared to metal at least)
Because mark was cheating and it wasnt an option for him
No!!!! HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS 11 MONTHS AGO! 😱🔥 this collab is awesome!
8:25 Mr. Rober, you saved the City.
How does it feel ?
MR: It feels great !
Но я же в России
Great video, but what impressed me most was the the diamond which made a dent in an anvil.
Science is really cool. Thanks, Mark, for making it so enjoyable to watch! ❤
If you knew about Mohs hardness scale (or any other hardness scale for that matter), you wouldn't be impressed. Diamond is way harder than mild steel that that cheap anvil is made from. Of course it just makes a dent. The steel is much softer.
@@gorak9000even being aware of the hardness scale it’s still just cool that it does that especially since it’s so tiny
@@gorak9000 ok but knowing something and seeing it in a video are two entirely different things. one is cooler than the other. dont be such a sourpuss.
@@gorak9000 it doesnt matter that its the hardest material if he hit it hard enough it would probably still shatter
@@Romi969 the characteristic of how likely something is to shatter (fragility) and how hard something is are two completely seperate things. Diamonds shatter pretty quickly but are harder than almost everything else on the planet.