Imagine thinking you're going out with these guys on some scientific expedition and days later they finally show up and you realize they're just making soda
So now we have 2 popular videos about deep sea and soda. One about using deep sea and soda to carbonate said soda, and one video opening new soda on the base of the ocean. Will Coca-Cola make a deep sea compatible flavour?
Some day your time machine will get stuck in the 1500s and you’ll be craving soda but without a way to carbonate and then you’ll feel really stupid for calling this “a problem nobody has”
So if it tasted sour and/or salty, the salt could come from a small breach in the system, and if it was more sour, then it could just be from that much CO2, as it does have a taste that our tongues can recognize, so it makes sense if you had alot of CO2 and not alot of drink, Lovely test, and lovely execution, Cant wait to see more!
So... he's made ice cream in space, soda at the bottom of an ocean, now all he has to do is cook a pizza in a volcano, make smores with the sun, and fry French fries in a hydrothermal vent and he will be considered a god.
I just started watching your videos and I am in love with how good these are. I love scientific youtubers and these videos are one of the best scientific videos I’ve seen keep up the good work.
Ah yes, the classic "didn't let a thing air out for a couple of weeks after using PVC cement" blunder. Probably why the soda tasted so bad in the end. Did that once after building a PVC scuba tank and only letting it air out for a couple of days before pumping it up and going straight into the pool. That first breath, with the mix of pretty awful burning from the remaining fumes mixed with the 'oh sh*t i need to breathe' made for a very unpleasant experience. After a few recharges and just venting it into the air everything cleared up and it was a pretty neat experience, even though the tank only held about two breaths worth of air. EDIT: What does being in the Weisz Task Force actually mean? Just helping out with projects for internet points/shoutouts?
Good to know i can now make soda on long sailing voyages ! with taking minimal equipment ! this aint bad at all some refinement n you got a cool gadget
And at dawn upon the third day, the loyal priests of the great god Upshi shall pull upon the chains and free their deity! "Heave-ho and up she rises, heave-ho and up she rises, heave-ho and up she rises early in the morning!"
the cheapest meal plan on factor is $200 a month at 4 meals a week. that's pretty outrageous unless you can afford to already eat out that often. i wish these meal companies ever offered 1 meal a week, but it probably doesn't scale well to that low
I thought this was going to be about super pressurizing soda like the 16,000 psi at the bottom of the Mariana trench. ultimate fizz, like when bart put one of homers beers in a paint shaker
Unfortunately soda stream flavors are not the best but I think you probably had a leak in the line somewhere that let some salt water in or it could be that from using commercial grade co2 and not beverage grade co2 there was likely an additive to the gas to prevent people from inhaling/ drinking the co2
You'd think you'd organize a boat during the prep phase before traveling on a time limit especially in the off season, or AT LEAST make a decent tasting cola, but hey it worked out XD
There's a famous video of Chris Hadfield in an undersea laboratory under high pressure atmosphere. He shakes up a can of soda/pop/cola/take your pick and then opens it, and it doesn't fizz over or do anything because the air pressure's so high it keeps the carbonation inside the soda. Or at least keeps it from leaking out as fast. Probably the latter. I'm not sure what the "vapor pressure" of the co2 coming off cola is. Or if carbonation even works the same as vapor pressure. I'd imagine as the drink becomes less carbonated, the pressure of the co2 coming off of it would be lower. I don't know, but I have to find out now. I just dunno what I'd google other than "cola vapor pressure" which I don't think Google would know what I'm trying to look for if I searched that.
Could have saved a lot of work hoisting the thing up with some inflatable floaters that would activate on timer... Added complexity but would save work.
I feel like they should’ve filled the balloon with carbon dioxide generated from dissolving the shell of sea mollusc for the extra flavour, both figuratively and literally
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ok
I wish i can
i dig it
Imagine thinking you're going out with these guys on some scientific expedition and days later they finally show up and you realize they're just making soda
Yeah, totally ! I really wanna know how hard they had to work to convince the guy that this was worth his time !
really bad soda at that. but conceptually interesting soda at least!
My type of people
@@philb8437 money.
@@philb8437 money. :)
Don't think I've ever heard someone be quite so excited about something sinking! Another great video.
except for "boating accidents".
Being who invented submarine: *sad forgotten noises*
I’m sorry but
Suicidal people on the Titanic
@@cjthegunman9659 you wrong for that
@@cjthegunman9659 too soon
So now we have 2 popular videos about deep sea and soda. One about using deep sea and soda to carbonate said soda, and one video opening new soda on the base of the ocean.
Will Coca-Cola make a deep sea compatible flavour?
sea salt flavour
They made a space flavored coke why not deep sea flavored?!?!
@@MRblazedBEANS space flavor? you mean ass and old carpet?
@@nicholaslau3194 tried it, tastes bad
Cool Blue Coke, Seafloor Soda, Deep Sea Sprite, etc.
Ice cream from outer space
Soda from the bottom of the ocean
What's next? A cookie baked in a volcano?
You're giving him ideas
baking a cake , by using geothermal energy
Don't try to challenge this madlad.
@@markpereira3931 Electric oven in Iceland
🤔 I'll have to take this to Louis
Louis Weisz, the pinnacle of jank engineering to solve problems nobody has. Was a fun journey from inception to this point!
Pinnacle
Sorry
@@nosidenoside2458 why do I have autocorrect if it won't autocorrect!
The art of the bodge, as Tom Scott calls it
If ur talking about jank engineering, u should pair him up with michael reeves
Some day your time machine will get stuck in the 1500s and you’ll be craving soda but without a way to carbonate and then you’ll feel really stupid for calling this “a problem nobody has”
So if it tasted sour and/or salty, the salt could come from a small breach in the system, and if it was more sour, then it could just be from that much CO2, as it does have a taste that our tongues can recognize, so it makes sense if you had alot of CO2 and not alot of drink, Lovely test, and lovely execution, Cant wait to see more!
a lot not alot.
seriously look up alot in the dictionary you wont find it.
@@darkshadowsx5949 bruh
@@Yko_dayo hurb
𝟱:𝟬𝟬 𝗮𝗺
Sleep: nah
How to carbonate soda using only ocean: yeeaaaaaaa
Video starts at 0:00, thank me later 🙏🙏
instantly goated
@@Weisz he is da goat
@@Weisz thank you thank you! But last time I checked, you are 100x more goated 🤝
@@EddieTristes fr
Man's humour is 💀
Now make a root beer float with icecream from space and soda from the bottom of the ocean.
Damn louis i have seen you grow exponentially, keep up the good work you are on the way to 1 mil subs!
shouldve just left a 2 liter open to let it go flat then recarbonate it and do a taste test haha
So... he's made ice cream in space, soda at the bottom of an ocean, now all he has to do is cook a pizza in a volcano, make smores with the sun, and fry French fries in a hydrothermal vent and he will be considered a god.
I keep avoiding your videos cause I forget who you are, but then I click and I'm like "Oh! This guy! He makes good stuff!"
Does your soda taste like PVC cement?
Good ol pvc, sea water, and too much co2
Nah just too sweet an a touch salty (we forgot to clean the nozzle b4 dispensing haha)
Coming a year later after the titan submarine incident
I just started watching your videos and I am in love with how good these are. I love scientific youtubers and these videos are one of the best scientific videos I’ve seen keep up the good work.
I hope Captain Tyler got to try some soda. He came in clutch
When you parents say how they got soda as a kid:
Louis: shockingly February in the north Atlantic isn't a great time to rent a boat
The titanic: *goes absolutely nuts*
Louis should start making money off of deep sea carbonated sodas next. Call that Deep Sea Cola.
I imagine Tyler like “you guys seen young to be scientists” and once they get done with their test they crack open the bottle and start drinking
Mans really just doing science labs as a job. Amazing
Only 55 meters deep? That's less than I expected.
Well, a meter is pretty big.
@@Periwinkleaccount its like 100 centimetres!
1m deep = 1bar = 1kg/cm2 = 100kPa = 15psi
1m = 15psi
55m= 825psi
@@Francois_Dupont you're out by a factor of 10. The numbers you've got are for 10m of water not 1m
@@dill5ter 1cc=1gram so 1m deep = 100g
55m = 5.5kg/cm2 ? that is not much pressure. its about 78psi
Make a giant version and sell it like belle poarches bath water
This is an incredible video.
yo most underrated channel back at it again !!
Ah yes, the classic "didn't let a thing air out for a couple of weeks after using PVC cement" blunder. Probably why the soda tasted so bad in the end.
Did that once after building a PVC scuba tank and only letting it air out for a couple of days before pumping it up and going straight into the pool. That first breath, with the mix of pretty awful burning from the remaining fumes mixed with the 'oh sh*t i need to breathe' made for a very unpleasant experience. After a few recharges and just venting it into the air everything cleared up and it was a pretty neat experience, even though the tank only held about two breaths worth of air.
EDIT: What does being in the Weisz Task Force actually mean? Just helping out with projects for internet points/shoutouts?
I absolutely love this channel. It's funny, it's entertaining, and Ive learned more here than in science class
Hey, since you’re there, I recommend going to the Eastern Shore. It’s a great place and Onancock has the best food there.
2:25 that dude in the black coat casually taking a pic of them
It appears the Weisz Taskforce has done it again. Another awesome video
You could also buy a soda stream adapter and regulator at a lot of brewing supply stores.
"Today we carbonate soda the hardest way possible"
- Continues to make an even harder way to carbonate soda.
I’m glad it seems like you’re doing well since college! You need to get in touch with Mark Rober if you haven’t already. I would love to see a collab.
Good to know i can now make soda on long sailing voyages ! with taking minimal equipment ! this aint bad at all some refinement n you got a cool gadget
this is one of the best adverts for go pro I've seen yet
Factor looks like the average public school lunch
The difference between science and screwing around is recording the results. You are indeed scientists.
So did the titan make human soda
And at dawn upon the third day, the loyal priests of the great god Upshi shall pull upon the chains and free their deity!
"Heave-ho and up she rises, heave-ho and up she rises, heave-ho and up she rises early in the morning!"
the cheapest meal plan on factor is $200 a month at 4 meals a week. that's pretty outrageous unless you can afford to already eat out that often. i wish these meal companies ever offered 1 meal a week, but it probably doesn't scale well to that low
What was the footage at the beginning about? Like, the metal containers kind of imploding. Was it just editing, or some kind of reaction?
I think that they imploded because of the pressure, maybe not from the outside but by compresing the gas inside?
@@benlucgoro1445 I was thinking there might be some kind of temperature element to it, as in one clip it was being sprayed with water.
Now this was one of a kind
I wonder if it would taste better in even deeper water?
Like maybe go twice as deep.
one suggestion i have for future deep water projects is lake superior. no problem finding a charter boat or deep water there.
One of the best TH-cam channels no question
You’ve sent something to space, and now the bottom of the ocean! What’s next! 🌏
This channel is underrated
Jesus man I had to check if my speed was on 1.5x 🤣
I like it, quick and straight to the point
Good thing you had a great captain!!
0:08 goofy AUUUUGHH oil tank
I refill my soda stream tank with dry ice and when it melts the tank is full again
Ah yes, something bat shit insane yet honestly really cool and impressive
I thought this was going to be about super pressurizing soda like the 16,000 psi at the bottom of the Mariana trench. ultimate fizz, like when bart put one of homers beers in a paint shaker
Now it makes me curious tho
is it possible to preserve food in the cold sky?
Unfortunately soda stream flavors are not the best but I think you probably had a leak in the line somewhere that let some salt water in or it could be that from using commercial grade co2 and not beverage grade co2 there was likely an additive to the gas to prevent people from inhaling/ drinking the co2
Given that they got it from a brewery supplies store, I'd hope it's beverage grade.
The title is a bit wrong because it should be " The coolest way to carbonate a soda"
Do we agree that this man is an absolute legend
What's the difference between squeezing the bag by hand ?
LOL
This was absolutely stupid! I love it!
where were you on the cape?
You'd think you'd organize a boat during the prep phase before traveling on a time limit especially in the off season, or AT LEAST make a decent tasting cola, but hey it worked out XD
There's a famous video of Chris Hadfield in an undersea laboratory under high pressure atmosphere. He shakes up a can of soda/pop/cola/take your pick and then opens it, and it doesn't fizz over or do anything because the air pressure's so high it keeps the carbonation inside the soda. Or at least keeps it from leaking out as fast. Probably the latter.
I'm not sure what the "vapor pressure" of the co2 coming off cola is. Or if carbonation even works the same as vapor pressure. I'd imagine as the drink becomes less carbonated, the pressure of the co2 coming off of it would be lower. I don't know, but I have to find out now. I just dunno what I'd google other than "cola vapor pressure" which I don't think Google would know what I'm trying to look for if I searched that.
Moral of the story: lie about your profession to get a something from someone,for whatever it is you need.
Another great video keep it up ❤❤
Louis your my favourite youtuber
Now thats a stupidly cool way to carbonate water!
from the beginning a few seconds in I am thinking "bad idea"
Did anyone else see the weird sea creature that’s only visible for like one frame when they first throw it in? Play it at .25 speed starting at 7:31
Really fun and interesting idea!
10:15 Damm thats dark
LMFAO your comment is awesome
Goes hand to hand with mine
You watched 10 minutes of the video in 7 minutes?
i can't believe you got me with this
TH-cam has playback speed up to 2x.
Half of 10:15 is 5:07.5
Why the hell would you assume a co2 canister SOLELY for a soda stream would have a standard fitting?
Next video: testing 20th century planes on the moon
Congratulations 🎉
6:19 you could've used physics equations?
Damn your crazy. Also how do you come up with this stuff?
The discord has a channel for pitching and discussing ideas.
@@jacob2802 wow. His discord has some of the weirdest ideas.
Kids pitch weird stuff, engineering students figure out how it can work. It's a great system .
Could have saved a lot of work hoisting the thing up with some inflatable floaters that would activate on timer... Added complexity but would save work.
finaly youtube recommendeding something interesting
Ah a nice 4am upload. Man I should go to sleep
Video uploaded for people from Europe :D
You must have gone through 69 boat offers before you go put onto the point Judith lead
If you only need a few hundred feet this could be done in a bunch of lakes, even a few in my area are deep enough lol.
Yo hype video. What a interesting idea.
6:45 *insert ocean man song*
I love your videos!
great vid, but im offended that there isn't a second of spongebob music in this video lol
I feel like they should’ve filled the balloon with carbon dioxide generated from dissolving the shell of sea mollusc for the extra flavour, both figuratively and literally
your videos are really good
Good video keep one making them
Can't wait for more Ocean content
@@lpc9929 Yeah, I am just _Drowning_ in anticipation
This looks like something you would see in dr. stone
New England in the winter on a boat sounds awful. Bet it was cold asf.
AWESOME
I hope you gave captain Tiler some soda.
Newest company idea
Hi love your video's! Keep going👍👍👍
I have a video idea for you. Try to train geese so they won’t chase after you and bite you lol
6:17 Pool's closed!
Yes