I've watched HFS with Sam on it many times, but to me he still didn't look like himself. I finally realized it's because I've never seen him without a huge microphone covering most of his face.
Zac M., It's okay when I watched it. Maybe they moved it a bit after you point it out, 😅 Need seamless outro-intro to separate the ad. Or maybe like they've done with thought bubble transition.
I totally lost my finger prints after chemo. 6 months later, I still have a hard time unlocking my phone. They’re slowly starting to come back though. No one believed me.
Hank, I love how fair you are - I always love it when you bet more points than would mathematically make sense if you were in it to win it - sweet! ^_^
Fun Fact: Monkeys also chew on millipedes to get high. It releases some kind of drug that makes them SUPER drunk and buzzed. They topple over, it's so funny to watch.
@@leeseoul5735 I wouldn't try it. Millipedes don't move very fast so they create a toxin to keep most critters from munching on them. In Western Washington we have really pretty almond-scented millipedes, black with yellow dots above each set of legs. The reason they smell like almonds? Their other name is cyanide millipedes. You might get a buzz or feel drunk, or you might feel something far worse.
Do more of those : having a context (the game) and right after it an explanation (the quick "sci-show episode style") more "interesting but more importantly engaging. Thanks a lot for your work!
I missed the scotch tape question cause I was too busy checking if I still have fingerprints cause I'm 2 months into chemo treatment.... FYI they're still there.
Are we seriously not going to address the hours of Stefan and the rest of the team absolutely losing their mind when going through absurd numbers of takes when filming Prize Zone? That's the Blooper video we NEED!!
Hank, I am currently going through Chemo and I can confirm that it does effect your finger prints. My i phone doesn't recognize my thumb print at present.
Grrrrrrrrrr... this is one of my pet peeves- fluorescing under UV light means that something produces VISIBLE light. You do not need to be able to see UV to see fluorescence. In other words, the facts that chameleons have some UV-fluorescing bits, and that they are able to see in the UV does not mean that they use that UV-sensing ability to see the fluorescence. WE can see the fluorescence. If the fluorescing bits look any different to chameleons than they look to us, it is in that they look LESS conspicuous. Fluorescence ABSORBS UV light and reemits it as visible light, so in the UV fluorescent things look a bit darker. Similarly, no- fluorescence almost certainly does not play a role in sexual selection (in parrots, or scorpions, or anything else), except to make some (visible light) colors slightly brighter during the day. Non-human animals have not invented a way to produce UV light, so fluorescent animals look exactly the same to other animals as they look to us. In the day the fluorescence is mostly washed out and you don't notice it because everything else is so bright, and at night there's not enough (UV) light to make anything fluoresce... so you don't notice it either.
Yes and no. From my understanding some animals can "see" colors we can't. We see because of cones and rods. Not all animals have the same cone to rod ratio as us.
@@keriezy Thats not the argument he was making tl;dr Flourenscence turns incoming UV light into visible light, so you can only see flourescent bits in the visible spectrum. They do not reflect UV, they turn it into visible light. Thats why you can see it under UV light. That doesn't make it glow in UV, bc thats just not what that does
@@keriezy See sthngo's reply, it's spot on. In addition to that though, the cone to rod ratio has nothing to do with seeing different colors. Cones allow you to see color and fine details, rods allow you to see the amount of light (ie. to see in black and white) but with less detail, and the ratio between them just determines how well an animal can see during the day vs. night. Animals who can see colors we can't can do so because they have completely different cones. Humans as a species have three types of cones that detect three spectra of light, while other animals have four or more types of cones which allow them to see into the UV or whatnot.
@@davidonfim2381 Re op point 2:If you have UV cones then you can see reflected UV light. _Fluorescing is a different phenomenon entirely._ If you had UV cones, you would just see UV things as a different color, it wouldn't be all lit up. There is a difference between something that reflects UV and something that absorbs and then re-emits a photon. Your statement that animals that can see UV see things the same as we do because of the fact that only a small amount of solar radiation is UV doesn't take into account that they may be more sensitive to UV light. Bees, for instance, don't have red receptors, so that part of the spectrum is totally invisible to them, which would boost their sensitivity to UV, as it isn't competing with other colors. Or, if parrots were to have an abnormally high amount of UV cones to RGB cones, they could certainly be able to see the _reflected_ UV light in broad sunlight. Heck, even some human women are tetrachomatic, though not in UV. Their perception of color between green and red is significantly different (or rather, more sensitive to shades) than the rest of us.
Will we ever get a video version of Tangents? Even just a low-quality As We Record style? I love it, but I'm much more of a visual person and audio-only things have trouble keeping my attention.
The plan is to start livestreaming them for Patrons, but that has not been set up just yet. Hopefully that will be happening in a couple of weeks! www.patreon.com/scishow
@@amandastuart5712 I like to think (though I know it's not true) that my request personally helped bring about the new channel 😁 No, but seriously, I also am loving the video Tangents and am so thankful to Hank, Ceri, and Sam for making it exist! 💗
I noticed light emission by Band-Aid wrappers as a little kid. Like the tape. For whatever reason I was opening one in the dark and saw that it glowed. So, of course I did it again and again. As long as the Band-Aid wrapper stayed sticky I could close and open it and every time it emitted light. Who knew that I was x-raying my fingers a little every time.
Oh, you lose hair all over with chemo. Eyelashes, leg hair, pubic, etc. Just, scalp and face hair first, rest later so it can come down to how long a course of chemotherapy is
The scotch tape experiment is interesting... Because I observe it quite often when I peel the sticky tape off my photograph film (yes the physical photographic emulsion) in the darkroom... At normal atmosphere. It manifests it self as a very faint blue along where the sticky tape detaches off the film surface.
I think elderly people and nurses can also be hard to get a finger print from. With elderly people, it’s because they’ve been alive so long and I guess the cells just wear off eventually. And with the nurses, it’s because they wash their hands so much so the finger printers “rub off” essentially.
When Sam talked about hermit crabs taking up homes in him I thought he was referring to the character from 'Oathbringer' from 'The Stormlight Archive' by Brandon Sanderson. The man is made up of cremlins, crab-like creatures native to the planet. Think a bunch of hive-mind creatures working together to create a human-sized person.
I watch this video because the title seemed kind of scary. Anyway, I knew the answer to all these questions before they even ask them. Unfortunately AFTER they asked them I didn't have a clue.
This is a bit of a tricky question cause oxygen does become metallic under intense pressure just... 96 GPa, instead of the 10 GPa it takes to becomes the epsilon oxygen the question mentioned. Hydrogen becomes metallic at 450 GPa, which is likely what takes place at the center of Jupiter!
Was that good sportsmanship by Hank (at the last question), by not doing the obvious thing that would guaranty a win (betting something like 1 point)? He explained why, but aren't contestants supposed to be trying to win?
1. How do the oxygen atoms bond to 3 other oxygen atoms each, rather than the two you would expect? 2. Well, normal reindeer don't glow, anyway. 5. Why not just use a tablet of not-medicine, a sugar pill or whatever, since that was the part they wanted?
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Sam's voice is my favorite voice on SciShow Tangents, I love him
They almost got the truly rare "I tie Scishow Quiz show" pin, that one really make the collectors tremble in awe. :)
So close
Sam is such an adorable little nugget.
oh yes just the most precious little one
Ikr? I love him 😭
That collection of hermit crabs is so hilariously awkward trying to pass off as a person. Adorable.
I've only heard Sam's voice on Tangents until just now.
My brain is confused
I've watched HFS with Sam on it many times, but to me he still didn't look like himself. I finally realized it's because I've never seen him without a huge microphone covering most of his face.
That ad was well placed *just after the ad break point*
"Welcome ba-" *AD* :P
Zac M., It's okay when I watched it. Maybe they moved it a bit after you point it out, 😅
Need seamless outro-intro to separate the ad. Or maybe like they've done with thought bubble transition.
Hah I got one too. Mine was “Wel-“ *AD* (it was for some all called Robinhood)
@@elenagibbons4719 Mine was the same, which meant upon my return I got "Come back!" in such a plaintive tone
In my case it was "Welcome b" - AD - "Welcome back"
Mine too
That was the calmest, coolest delivery of an angry revenge threat ever. This guy needs a daytime Emmy.
Watching this from Fermilab, still didn't get the question right...
You're fired!
Oof that’s rough
That sounds like a pain.
Lol
Did we just witness the origin story of a super villain?
And a new Scishow Quiz Show rivalry begins! Sam deserves a rematch! 😂 Love Tangents too btw 😁
I totally lost my finger prints after chemo. 6 months later, I still have a hard time unlocking my phone. They’re slowly starting to come back though. No one believed me.
Sam looks like Matt Damon and Taylor Lautner had a love child.
Can't unsee
Yeah, I see it.
And the love child grew up to be an artsy boy.
Accurate! 😂
OMG YES
Science talk, science talk, science talk, “has anyone pushed the table over?” I love Sam.
Hank, I love how fair you are - I always love it when you bet more points than would mathematically make sense if you were in it to win it - sweet! ^_^
So, did Ceri get her raise?
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I want more Sam!
Listen to SciShow Tangents!
Fun Fact: Monkeys also chew on millipedes to get high. It releases some kind of drug that makes them SUPER drunk and buzzed. They topple over, it's so funny to watch.
Do the millipedes work for us as well?
Yeah Tony, I absolutely love chewing on millipedes and toppling over as I watch Monkeys get super drunk!
I think those are the same monkeys that they were talking about, they mentioned the drooling
@@leeseoul5735 I wouldn't try it. Millipedes don't move very fast so they create a toxin to keep most critters from munching on them. In Western Washington we have really pretty almond-scented millipedes, black with yellow dots above each set of legs. The reason they smell like almonds? Their other name is cyanide millipedes. You might get a buzz or feel drunk, or you might feel something far worse.
Sam is one of the most adorable humans I've ever seen.
As a Tangents fan watching this all this time later, I was totally rooting for the resident everyman!
I love Sam's voice so much I had to watch this twice to take in what you guys were actually talking about😳❤️
We demand Sam for the next Quizshow!
The shampoo thing "Oh... Ok..." LMAO
I love Sam! He’s my favourite on the podcast :) Love having him on quiz show too :)
The quiz show is simply my favorite thing y’all do. So funny and smart! I’ve watched them all a few times each. Make more faster!!
sam should play more this episode had me laughing so hard :p
I love how big Olivia's Sci-show jacket is! 😂
Has hank lost his fingerprints and committed a crime yet?
Losing the ability to sneeze must have been what that weird sneezing doctor had happen
Wow Sam is so adorable 👀❤️
Love the Moonlight twist at the end haha 😂
Do more of those : having a context (the game) and right after it an explanation (the quick "sci-show episode style") more "interesting but more importantly engaging.
Thanks a lot for your work!
This was a brilliant episode
I missed the scotch tape question cause I was too busy checking if I still have fingerprints cause I'm 2 months into chemo treatment.... FYI they're still there.
Jim Beam Gamer hope you keep yours. I lost mine. Also, hope everything else goes well, not just the fingerprints part.
Are we seriously not going to address the hours of Stefan and the rest of the team absolutely losing their mind when going through absurd numbers of takes when filming Prize Zone?
That's the Blooper video we NEED!!
Sam's making it so cozy to watch
"Mom and other Harriet, Im sorry" hahaha
Hank, I am currently going through Chemo and I can confirm that it does effect your finger prints. My i phone doesn't recognize my thumb print at present.
GloriaNak same here, buddy. Hope everything goes well. I started to get my fingerprints back about 4 months after a mega dose of chemo.
Hank, you ought to give Sam a raise. That kid rocks.
Grrrrrrrrrr... this is one of my pet peeves- fluorescing under UV light means that something produces VISIBLE light. You do not need to be able to see UV to see fluorescence. In other words, the facts that chameleons have some UV-fluorescing bits, and that they are able to see in the UV does not mean that they use that UV-sensing ability to see the fluorescence. WE can see the fluorescence. If the fluorescing bits look any different to chameleons than they look to us, it is in that they look LESS conspicuous. Fluorescence ABSORBS UV light and reemits it as visible light, so in the UV fluorescent things look a bit darker.
Similarly, no- fluorescence almost certainly does not play a role in sexual selection (in parrots, or scorpions, or anything else), except to make some (visible light) colors slightly brighter during the day. Non-human animals have not invented a way to produce UV light, so fluorescent animals look exactly the same to other animals as they look to us. In the day the fluorescence is mostly washed out and you don't notice it because everything else is so bright, and at night there's not enough (UV) light to make anything fluoresce... so you don't notice it either.
Yes and no. From my understanding some animals can "see" colors we can't. We see because of cones and rods. Not all animals have the same cone to rod ratio as us.
@@keriezy Thats not the argument he was making
tl;dr Flourenscence turns incoming UV light into visible light, so you can only see flourescent bits in the visible spectrum. They do not reflect UV, they turn it into visible light. Thats why you can see it under UV light. That doesn't make it glow in UV, bc thats just not what that does
Scishow literally did a video on this a few days ago!
@@keriezy See sthngo's reply, it's spot on. In addition to that though, the cone to rod ratio has nothing to do with seeing different colors. Cones allow you to see color and fine details, rods allow you to see the amount of light (ie. to see in black and white) but with less detail, and the ratio between them just determines how well an animal can see during the day vs. night.
Animals who can see colors we can't can do so because they have completely different cones. Humans as a species have three types of cones that detect three spectra of light, while other animals have four or more types of cones which allow them to see into the UV or whatnot.
@@davidonfim2381 Re op point 2:If you have UV cones then you can see reflected UV light. _Fluorescing is a different phenomenon entirely._ If you had UV cones, you would just see UV things as a different color, it wouldn't be all lit up. There is a difference between something that reflects UV and something that absorbs and then re-emits a photon.
Your statement that animals that can see UV see things the same as we do because of the fact that only a small amount of solar radiation is UV doesn't take into account that they may be more sensitive to UV light. Bees, for instance, don't have red receptors, so that part of the spectrum is totally invisible to them, which would boost their sensitivity to UV, as it isn't competing with other colors. Or, if parrots were to have an abnormally high amount of UV cones to RGB cones, they could certainly be able to see the _reflected_ UV light in broad sunlight.
Heck, even some human women are tetrachomatic, though not in UV. Their perception of color between green and red is significantly different (or rather, more sensitive to shades) than the rest of us.
Nice to see these back... more more more!!!
Sam and his addiction to hermit crabs...how META.
who is this child and why does he look 16
10/10 thumbnail today.
I thought all matter is 95% empty space-so there should be plenty of space for a bunch of empty hermit crabs
One of the rare times hank green wins in the scishow quiz show.
Do cost ineffective items next
TH-cam's 👏 favorite 👏 show 👏
this video feels like a disney villain's origin story, i'm into it.
Will we ever get a video version of Tangents? Even just a low-quality As We Record style? I love it, but I'm much more of a visual person and audio-only things have trouble keeping my attention.
The plan is to start livestreaming them for Patrons, but that has not been set up just yet. Hopefully that will be happening in a couple of weeks! www.patreon.com/scishow
Thank you for the request! Loving the video format
@@amandastuart5712 I like to think (though I know it's not true) that my request personally helped bring about the new channel 😁
No, but seriously, I also am loving the video Tangents and am so thankful to Hank, Ceri, and Sam for making it exist! 💗
OK I don't have twitter, but am really enjoying Sci Show Tangents. And Sam is almost always my favorite part. Tuna can! (Pregnancy episode)
I noticed light emission by Band-Aid wrappers as a little kid. Like the tape. For whatever reason I was opening one in the dark and saw that it glowed. So, of course I did it again and again. As long as the Band-Aid wrapper stayed sticky I could close and open it and every time it emitted light. Who knew that I was x-raying my fingers a little every time.
I love these quizzes there my favorite part of existence!!!
that commercial break was neatly placed
although they missed a second
A semi-related question: Why when losing hair,from chemo(or other reasons),is it only on the scalp?Why not facial or body hair?
Oh, you lose hair all over with chemo. Eyelashes, leg hair, pubic, etc. Just, scalp and face hair first, rest later so it can come down to how long a course of chemotherapy is
Just went and listened to all the podcasts. 👌👌👌
Checks end credits... Yep! Ceri's getting a raise!
Watching this (again) many moons later, I feel a little better for Sam since he won Season One of SciShow Tangents.
We should add the shock pen... John would be proud
The scotch tape experiment is interesting... Because I observe it quite often when I peel the sticky tape off my photograph film (yes the physical photographic emulsion) in the darkroom... At normal atmosphere. It manifests it self as a very faint blue along where the sticky tape detaches off the film surface.
I think elderly people and nurses can also be hard to get a finger print from. With elderly people, it’s because they’ve been alive so long and I guess the cells just wear off eventually. And with the nurses, it’s because they wash their hands so much so the finger printers “rub off” essentially.
Hank won? Wow that's a surprise
This was really well done.
10/10 thumbnail
"A Gentle Hate" is that new Pete Seeger/RATM crossover cover band!
The editing on quizshow is always great.
HANK WILL NEVER LEARN
Sam is such a cutie! Omg, that smile! I hope he becomes someones amazing dad someday (if that's what he wants).
I miss this show so much
When Sam talked about hermit crabs taking up homes in him I thought he was referring to the character from 'Oathbringer' from 'The Stormlight Archive' by Brandon Sanderson. The man is made up of cremlins, crab-like creatures native to the planet. Think a bunch of hive-mind creatures working together to create a human-sized person.
This continues to be my favorite thing
“mom and other Harriet”
I was guessing red-Blood is red when oxygenated, Iron Oxide is red.
I actually got an ad before the final question
1:57 My face exploded after hearing that.
the only video that im rooting for the add to show up
Someone didn't watch Physics Girl's video on band aids for the tape question :P
Nice reference. And reverence.
Hanks face @13:40 haha
Yay! I actually knew 2 things, the last from BBC documentary and the fingerprint thing from a crime show.😁
Thank you @physicsgirl I actually got one question correct
I really want a dramatic final quiz show episode where Sam and Hank face off in a lightning round, anyone else?
WOW IVE BEEN LISTENING TO HFS AND NOW TANGENTS FOREVERRRR AND I DID NOT KNOW SAM LOOKED LIKE THIS WOWWWWWWWW
4:25 I guess the buns finally came out of the oven.
Thank you no man's sky for teaching me the answer to question 1
I watch this video because the title seemed kind of scary. Anyway, I knew the answer to all these questions before they even ask them. Unfortunately AFTER they asked them I didn't have a clue.
This is a bit of a tricky question cause oxygen does become metallic under intense pressure just... 96 GPa, instead of the 10 GPa it takes to becomes the epsilon oxygen the question mentioned. Hydrogen becomes metallic at 450 GPa, which is likely what takes place at the center of Jupiter!
7:08 ay that's the same kind of bird my grandfather has.
Hahaha... I friggin love this show!!
So weird coming here from tangents and actually seeing faces attached to the voices
Or Sam might be a cuttlefish pretending to be some hermit crabs pretending to be a person :D
As a child i noticed that triboluminescence happens when you quickly open a letter (the glue emits light when ripped open/apart fast)
I guessed C for the last one , and I was confident. So happy!🤗
Was that good sportsmanship by Hank (at the last question), by not doing the obvious thing that would guaranty a win (betting something like 1 point)? He explained why, but aren't contestants supposed to be trying to win?
You still make these?? Yes!!
I learned the millipede thing from the Animal Planet show "The Most Extreme." I think the episode was "Medics"
The way Sam Schultz talks it somewhat reminds me of Todd (played by Jesse Plemons) on Breaking Bad.
It went to commercial break after he said welcome back.
1. How do the oxygen atoms bond to 3 other oxygen atoms each, rather than the two you would expect?
2. Well, normal reindeer don't glow, anyway.
5. Why not just use a tablet of not-medicine, a sugar pill or whatever, since that was the part they wanted?
You'll just said that it was about colour and light. Yet you both picked the other 2 😂 😂 😂 😂
They did the scotch tape xrays on an episode of Bones when a blizzard knocked out the power...
*excuse me, is this 5 minute crafts*
Yes
Rematch! Rematch! Rematch! More Sam!