@@cocomunga ..yup...someone made a video of ruperts-drops...how thay shatter... was interesting see... laws of physics can at times be counter-intuitive... its the shape and how forces are distributed and canceling eachother out almost completely (if its a perfect drop and material)...
Its basically because the way in which the drops are formed results in a very densely compacted ball of glass with a lot of tension (hence why it shatters when the tail is snipped, its releasing the tension like a rubber band snapping back)
Science has never looked so badass. That prince Rupert drop is an all timer. Also I love how much his wife gets excited to see things be crush and watch them explode.
You should get a thermal camera like a FLIR E5 so people can see the heat transfer through the thing you are compressing. The cryo ball would be cool to see how it changes from -500F to +200F . just as an example...
Seeing the carbon fiber today just gives a little insight to why using it on the Titan submersible was a bad idea. Took hardly any pressure for it to start cracking and deform compared to the immense pressure it took so many thousands of feet under the ocean surface.
I have to imagine the cloud of glass powder from an exploding prince rupert's drop is _extremely_ bad for your lungs. *Glad to hear you wearing a mask.
future experiments. Try using a softer metal to create a more evenly distributed force on those weaker brittle items such as; teeth, glass, prince rupert's drop. I think the total force woul go way up on some of those items.
What kind of bone is that? Holy shite! I did not expect it to explode! Oh damn, it made a divot in the metal. Nooo don't hurt the book! More explosions. Today on the Hydrolic press, we will explode many things! That glass breaking would make a fantastic special effect in a movie. Some of these are great for ASMR. The way that metal just splintered was awesome!
Cavities caused by bacteria, not specific external force. Similar to how a iron are extremely tough but they rust over time, degradation and tougness are unrelated.
Can you mount a laser temperature sensor on a try pod and point it at the sample? It would be interesting to see the how the sample temperature changes before the sample fail.
i can feel the moose bone being crushed as a feeling inside my teeth. why? idk edit: also the way the real tooth fell apart when it was being crushed made me extremely uncomfortable for whatever reason
hmm... quick question, what happens if you cool down a prince rupert drop with liquid nitrogen, or whatever gas you were using? i mean, those drops are made from shock cooling hot glass in water, so would another shock cooling shatter them?
A couple idea's. 1) here in the US it's become more common to be able to buy freeze dried candies example skittles give them a whole different texture. 2 parts to this (a) freeze dried candies compared to original and (b) the stringers made by the squished skittles will the freeze dry the same way. Next thought some larger animals ( like deer ) have a few teeth that are ivory are they stronger ( obviously youd have to find a hunter in your area that would give so.e to you ) or maybe import a few but you need to see if you'd legally be able to do that. Last idea in coal mining the use special bits that have carbide ( I think ) tips test those against the AR500
Need to attempt to fold a piece of paper an 8th time using the press...probably going to have to arrange the paper in a way to naturally make it fold onto itself as the press comes down
Maybe you all know that decades ago David Letterman did a series of these on his late night talk show. Someone requested a human head but he said that that would be inappropriate and so instead he did a bowling ball.
I actually just thought of something: What if we can find dark web videos like this... But with people? I will be in a paradoxed emotion of shock and not shock, if that is actually true. Different kinds of body parts, sometimes added an object in between or something
The moose bone doesn't surprise me, considering just how big and heavy those suckers are, it makes senses their bones can take a lot of load
old and dry without marrow/tendons/ligaments etc is really impressive though.
@@nuck- that's what I said. A live bone would be nearly impossible to break from that angle xif it had all the zupport around it. Nature is crazy.
Ten metric tons in compression though? That's a lot even for a moose.
@@microcolonel *tonnes, if you are using metric. :)
@@greensteve9307 no, that's language and dialect dependent.
My favorite are the books. It’s so cool how if you squeeze a book hard enough it just straight explodes into confetti
I like how even in slow-mo the paper flies out and hangs in the air a bit before falling.
I’m still blown away how hard the Prince Rupert drops are. It’s freaking glass!
..its because of the shape... like an egg vs a sphere...
If a little pressure is applied to the tail, the drop will shatter.
@@cocomunga ..yup...someone made a video of ruperts-drops...how thay shatter... was interesting see... laws of physics can at times be counter-intuitive... its the shape and how forces are distributed and canceling eachother out almost completely (if its a perfect drop and material)...
Its basically because the way in which the drops are formed results in a very densely compacted ball of glass with a lot of tension (hence why it shatters when the tail is snipped, its releasing the tension like a rubber band snapping back)
Glass = fall = break
Prince ruberts drop = fall = no break
Whenever Lauri says "it's gonna be bad" we all know it's really gonna be good. 👍
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True 😂
Wait I thought you said Luigi not Lauri 🤣
Lauri perkele 💪
True
The only thing that sounds better than the items exploding is “HOLY SHEET” haha I love it!
I have titanium plates and screws in my spine… Watching you smash the titanium block made my back ache. 😂
I think it would be great to see when you test metal objects, also record with FLIR camera so we can see the temperature change with pressure.
This!
Science has never looked so badass. That prince Rupert drop is an all timer. Also I love how much his wife gets excited to see things be crush and watch them explode.
That's some strong bone. I love it when things go BOOM.
FBI, OPEN UP! 👮🏻👮🏼👮🏼👮👮🏻👮🏼👮🏿👮🏽
the last thing youd want to happen inside your body
in thousands of small pieces. Basically in bone dust.
You should get a thermal camera like a FLIR E5 so people can see the heat transfer through the thing you are compressing. The cryo ball would be cool to see how it changes from -500F to +200F . just as an example...
At some point we need a "Holy Shit" compilation. Even if it's just a Short 🤣🤣
i always end up catching these videos 20 minutes or less after uploaded.
love em, keep it up...
You have to love the manic laughter in the background, just makes it all the better.
Glass isn’t surprising. Glass has really strong compressive strength for its weight. That’s why they make good bricks for construction.
Seeing the carbon fiber today just gives a little insight to why using it on the Titan submersible was a bad idea. Took hardly any pressure for it to start cracking and deform compared to the immense pressure it took so many thousands of feet under the ocean surface.
I have to imagine the cloud of glass powder from an exploding prince rupert's drop is _extremely_ bad for your lungs.
*Glad to hear you wearing a mask.
Levels of Hardness
Hard
REALLY Hard
Holy Shit THIS is going to be badt
LMFAO
Hearing him curse in English with that accent is just fantastic 😂
This man possesses potentially a top 5 scariest torture weapon in history
8:24 To the Titan developers: pay attention!!! (before it's too late)
"Holy shit that was hard" Best accent ever
This made my day better 🙂
Ty HPC ❤
This channel always reminds me of early TH-cam stuff like "Is It a Good Idea to Microwave This?" and "Will It Blend?".
The book crushing is the best love all your videos throughout the years
I never would have thought that an exploding slow motion Ikea cup would unironically be kind of beautiful
So, don't mess with moose!
there's something so satisfying about seeing PAPER explode!
9:03: old Italian men when you break pasta before you put it in the pot
Do you know what that was? It was not labeled...
@Shylizard47 my guess would be another form of carbon fibre
Can we please get the slow-mo guys in as guests because with their cameras, some of these explosions will be incredible.
Needs to be a show. You can call it " Will it crush?"
That's exactly the state my teeth are in after a decade of grinding them in my sleep 😂
@insanity wolf thats hot
That's a sign of stress. It can be worked out. Not worth destroying your teeth over.
You should do a cleanup video. All that glass dust and paper and worms/spaghetti, etc must require a thorough cleaning.
The 79 cents Pokal glass is insane.
Cheapest vehicle Jack-Stands you can buy! 😁👍
Oh, I need moose bone for my guitar nuts!
That was a GREAT book smash!
These videos are so satisfying
4:42 I have one of those pint glasses... I've had it for ages!. 😅
Very Satisfying Was ❤ Thanks HPC 😊
Sipping from my IKEA Pokal while watching an IKEA Pokal get shattered :D
2:03 imagine watching this part before having a dentist appointment next morning. Yeiks. XD
Moose live in a cold climate, so how about a cryo moose bone? And for comparison, a cryo Ikea glass?
1:25 It's The Undertaker! The Deadman has returned.
I love seeing recaps! Plenty of carnage!
Absofreakinglutely fun to watch! Love you. I’m just glad that I don’t have to clean up your mess.
future experiments. Try using a softer metal to create a more evenly distributed force on those weaker brittle items such as; teeth, glass, prince rupert's drop. I think the total force woul go way up on some of those items.
So, an Ikea drinking glass is more than twice as strong than a moose bone. Damn you evolution!
“Pretty hard….really hard….holy shit it’s going to be bad. “
1:24 inhaling that glass dust will give you superpowers
more like crushing your hydraulic press with super strong items
1:10 I like when he says "holy shit that was hard" 😏
I got a toothpaste commercial during the tooth one 😂
Cryo hardened ruperts drops🤯
@7:41 you can see the top tool crack, on the left side.
A Nokia 3310 would brake the press 😂😂😂
What kind of bone is that? Holy shite! I did not expect it to explode! Oh damn, it made a divot in the metal. Nooo don't hurt the book! More explosions. Today on the Hydrolic press, we will explode many things! That glass breaking would make a fantastic special effect in a movie. Some of these are great for ASMR. The way that metal just splintered was awesome!
It said moose bone right on the screen
Need a thermal camera to see the heat built up from the pressure, be very interesting
That book can hold a tank😂
our teeth can handle up to 1400 lbs... HOW DO WE EVEN GET CAVITIES???
because cavities are the result of chemical reactions, not pressure?
49,000 lbs from a glass yet as soon as I drop one....
@@sqmotorsports9230 heh, ain't that the truth
Because you don't brush and floss enough
Cavities caused by bacteria, not specific external force. Similar to how a iron are extremely tough but they rust over time, degradation and tougness are unrelated.
Can you mount a laser temperature sensor on a try pod and point it at the sample? It would be interesting to see the how the sample temperature changes before the sample fail.
The Undertaker has come from Prince Rupert's drop 1:27
The glass drop spooked me AGAIN!
Prince Rupert drop? More like Prince Rupert BOMB.
ARe you guys making new content or just releasing old compilations?
What do you mean? Past 6 videos have been original.
These compilations lure in so much new viewers that it's important for channel also to release some of these.
1:24 imagine taking a big inhale of all that glass dust.
Ouch
I think you would die
I’m breathing in the chemicals *inhales and starts choking*
I'm surprised about the glass cups. I dropped one of mine from the table and it broke 😂
I like the way you pronounce "Pretty cool" "Pretty hard", where are you from? Your pronounce is so cool! 🙂
i can feel the moose bone being crushed as a feeling inside my teeth. why? idk
edit: also the way the real tooth fell apart when it was being crushed made me extremely uncomfortable for whatever reason
No one's asking the real question: WHO'S TOOTH WAS THAT?!?!
You guys should do a new video where you freeze a prince Ruperts drop in liquid nitrogen and then crush it
hmm... quick question, what happens if you cool down a prince rupert drop with liquid nitrogen, or whatever gas you were using?
i mean, those drops are made from shock cooling hot glass in water, so would another shock cooling shatter them?
Hey u should get that AR- 500 steel and put it against the pressure gauge and then shoot it and see how much pressure the bullets make when they hit
Do glass and mineral particles have the strength to injure someone nearby when it explodes?
That’s why they say knowledge is power
Which did I like the best? That is an enigma I can't solve.
You needed a lot for the tooth but jokes on you, I completely broke mine in half from a potato chip
Can you put titanium cube into liquid nitrogen then crush it?
For being as strong as teeth are they can easily be beaten with a small glass pipe and burnt chemicals inhaled lol
I THINK IF IT CAN MAKE ANNI LAUGH IT'S ALWAYS GOOD. 😊
I had as much trouble as the hydraulic press did getting through a DH Lawrence novel.
Dass der Knochen knapp 10t aushält, wahnsinn.
What happens when you squeeze the Glass drop then hit its tail?
The shit you can learn just smashing stuff
My anxiety when the moose bone wasn’t breaking
A couple idea's.
1) here in the US it's become more common to be able to buy freeze dried candies example skittles give them a whole different texture.
2 parts to this (a) freeze dried candies compared to original and (b) the stringers made by the squished skittles will the freeze dry the same way.
Next thought some larger animals ( like deer ) have a few teeth that are ivory are they stronger ( obviously youd have to find a hunter in your area that would give so.e to you ) or maybe import a few but you need to see if you'd legally be able to do that.
Last idea in coal mining the use special bits that have carbide ( I think ) tips test those against the AR500
I mean the moose bone have to support the whole weight of the moose while running so its not that suprising
True, dont they average around 1000lbs?
That's some strong ikea cups
Need to attempt to fold a piece of paper an 8th time using the press...probably going to have to arrange the paper in a way to naturally make it fold onto itself as the press comes down
That was how they found out paper explodes. It about 4 years back
1:25 - pretty sure that was the "bell of the dead"
Or Taco bell... to each their own...
Maybe you all know that decades ago David Letterman did a series of these on his late night talk show. Someone requested a human head but he said that that would be inappropriate and so instead he did a bowling ball.
What about a beaver tooth?
I actually just thought of something:
What if we can find dark web videos like this... But with people? I will be in a paradoxed emotion of shock and not shock, if that is actually true.
Different kinds of body parts, sometimes added an object in between or something
FBI is watching 👁️ 👮♂️ 🚨
7:39 and maybe a second or two later the top die on the left side cracked also. That’s fucking crazy
20 seconds in,,,,,, 😂thats what shee said😊👌
When something explodes I’m like AAaa
Can you press superglue and bakingsoda please.
“Watta hell”💀💀
The compressed items:as if we weren't already having suffered enough this bastart decided to make us shatter apart
We gonna edit that out
It would be interested what a real human skull can take?
0:16 that's what she said 👽
What would happen if you put water in the class and then try it