You see, In non infrared wavelenths it is transparent so this is possible. But you might be asking... How to turn it non-infrared. The way to do it is to grab my handy dandy non-infrared machine and when I put my hand through the water you can see my hand through it. So all we need is a non-infrared detector to make water transparent. this sounds like a vsauce video
Exactly. Add black food coloring - get same result for a fraction of the cost. Only that the food coloring might even have higher nutrition value than this hipster scam of a product.
Basically, don't pay 3x the cost of water for water with decomposed plant matter in it. In addition, with respect to the uncertainty of humic acid, one should consider the warning on wikipedia stating: "Humic and fulvic acids, when present in treated drinking water, can react with the chemicals used in the chlorination process to form disinfection byproducts such as dihaloacetonitriles, which are toxic to humans"
For a sec i did too but i originally said "Isnt soda black water." Alsi he should do one on what in cocacola and if its ok to drink it. Because some farmers use it as pesticides and it works.
Activated charcoal is for pulling toxins out of your body when you’re sick. If a healthy person takes it, it’s bad for health as it’ll take all the good nutrients out of your body instead.
He probably wouldn’t find much if he bought that humus from a reputable and well known place. That little amount is also not lethal. Of course, there may be elements that are not safe, so I guess it wouldn’t hurt to test it. The pH would probably be the same tho. Soil is around 5-7 pH, so yeah, a little teaspoon of it isn’t gonna do much.
i'm old enough to remember when we would drink water from water fountains, pumps and taps. we thought selling normal bottled water was for rich dummies.
I've noticed that black liquids such as Blk and Coke are actually just really dark browns, which becomes apparent when you shine white light through them. Is there any dye that would make a liquid look gray when you shine a white light through?
That's because black isn't a color, by definition, it's an absence of light (and in turn abense of color). Likewise white isn't a color either, it's a combination of Red, Green, and Blue, there is no wavelength of light that is white. Therefore as you add light to black (no light) in order to get gray, you would have to balance it with an even mixture of colored light. Any dark compound will tend to absorb one wavelength slightly more or less than the others, and water down as a color. Even carbon, arguably the darkest, blackest compond, has a very very slight yellow hue, which is why diamonds with microscopic imperfections are yellow in color.
*Ive been watching alot of Action Lab videos and I am starting to enjoy his videos. He just seems like such a cool guy, and the type of guy to always smile and make everyone feel good about themselves. He loves what he does and no one can take that away from him. He takes education and makes it something interesting, and something people would watch without being told, because its so fascinating. I enjoy this guy, he seems really kind and hope he keeps up the good work. If there's any hate, just know that the love for the channel is way stronger*
we had a water softener in the house i grew up in. occasionally you would leave a bottle of it out in the sun and it would turn black\purply. started out clear enough but turned very dark. dont know if this is the same thing though
Royally Princess no smoke isn’t just black air it isn’t breathable and can do severe damage to your eyes and lungs if you get it in there also theres a TON of other reasons why their not the same but i wont bore you with it (soz if it was a joke)
so, long story short, this water is just water with dirt mixed in, and it's the next dumb trendy drink for rich people who do zero research on what it is or does
It's just water with a tiny amount of anything mixed into it. It's harmless, but it's also not going to do anything to help, either It's just unappetizing-looking water that tastes worse
Actually many polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are considered carcinogenic, and because this humic acid contains a wild mix of them and other compounds with for example aryloxy groups that could break down to form some nasty poisonous and carcinogenic chemicals like phenol etc. and because there is such a variety of different compounds, it's almost certain that there are some of those in there. I wouldn't eat or drink that stuff!
Alcide Cloridrix Well, earthworms have a life expectancy of around 4-8 years and nobody cares if they get cancer, so I don't know if this really shows that it isn't carcinogenic... What worries me is that some of this stuff seems to be soluble in water, not just as a suspension, so the body could still absorb part of it. I don't think that it's very toxic, but it's better not to take the risk of getting cancer.
With humic and fulvic acid i think would be nice for hydroponics or feeding for plants, but humans definitely don't need them. Also we have the same pH pen tester 😀
I use carbon to make homebrew. It's used to remove bad smells/flavours from the yeast. It's the "blackest" water I've ever seen, much blacker than this stuff. A tiny sachet of carbon can turn a 25 litre batch of water pure black. Looks like a black hole when stirring it.
Actually Humic Acid is mostly carbon as it is just broken down plants and organic matter etc. all organic matter are carbon based which means Humic Acid is carbon.
Blk water isn't really very recent. It was first popular like 7 years ago. I bought some in 2011 at the local wegmans. I'm pretty sure also that most people don't buy it for any magical health benefits, they buy it because it looks cool.
"Humic and fulvic acids, when present in treated drinking water, can react with the chemicals used in the chlorination process to form disinfection byproducts such as dihaloacetonitriles, which are toxic to humans." Awesome!
I think what you described just there, can be very easily proven by the simple existence of "Color blind" But well, actually, everyone sees things just a slight bit differently, every single second. Because most of the image you are seeing with your eyes, aren't actually, there, a lot of it is your brain picturing it for you. This is because there are actually only a couple special cells in our eyes that can actually preserve colors correctly. Others are mostly just... shapes and light levels, I think. (Not biology proficient
The Earths gravity causes things to fall back down to it. But if something is moving fast enough, it can leave Earth instead of falling back down. This is called escape velocity. Earth's escape velocity is 11.2 km/s. The Sun's escape velocity is about 618 km/s. A black hole it stands to reason is any sufficiently massive body, such that it's escape velocity is greater than C.
Very simple explanation. Too much mass make things collapse into themselves. Forming a black hole that just suck in everything. Even light. :D its that simple
i'm never Learning science from my whole school days . but now like this subject after watching your videos . i don't know nothing about science but still watching all videos
carrot top actually... Thats wrong.. There is no gap in between cells of our skin. The junction of two cells is filled with glycoprotien. Its like a wall where cells are bricks and glycoprotien is cement. And to be honest that's almost impossible to pass a thread through our body.. Bcoz 1. There are tones of layers of cells which needs to be crossed by the thread to pass through our body.. 2. And for that we will have to find a point where the hole( if you consider there are empty voids in between cells) of every single layer should align.. The chances of which are as low as 1 in 10 billion trillions... Which is almost impossible.
This reminds me of the time i was in school and I had a bottle of black water, and my teacher says, “Jarrett what is that?!” I said, “black water. It’s colored with fulvic trace minerals. It’s healthy!” And my teacher goes, “Go put that in your bag! we only bring regular water to school!!” And blasted out with, “BLACK LIVES MATTER TOO!” Long story short I got sent to the office. 👍🏼👍🏼
Where i live the tubes carring potable water from time to time leak into terrain, when pressure drops, terrains get into water. And water becomes brown. There you have it: black water right from the tap!
I wish he'd talked about the 72 trace minerals in fulvic acid. It reminds of the nutritional supplement craze of the 1990s, where colloidal micro minerals were all the rage. I think there is some validity to our farming soils being depleted of minerals in American agriculture, since every year, we don't add minerals when fertilizing, we add 3 ingredients, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Nitrogen gives you the most bang for farmers' buck because it accelerates green growth in a few days. The fanfare on colloidal minerals back then was that they are hard for people to absorb in their elemental form, but through chelation or extracting them after they've been metabolized through plants, the human body could absorb them better. If we are deficient in these minerals, my thought is an occasional bottle of "Black Water" could have some health benefits. Time will tell.
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1:51 You can see that this has kind of a strong smell to it...
Me, in front of a screen: Oh absolutely, you're right...
So you’re telling me smell can’t go through the Internet??
@The Action Lab -Weird, huh?
Smell-o-net is the next innovation from Elon Musk
The Action Lab there must be so the wrong with their phone, I could totally see the smell
So wait, you're telling me you _don't_ have Google Nose? I was able to smell it from my screen too! :P
**In Another Parallel Universe:** _Can Water Be Turned Transparent?_
You see, In non infrared wavelenths it is transparent so this is possible. But you might be asking... How to turn it non-infrared. The way to do it is to grab my handy dandy non-infrared machine and when I put my hand through the water you can see my hand through it. So all we need is a non-infrared detector to make water transparent.
this sounds like a vsauce video
It is already transparent, stupid
r/whoooosh
@@randomaccount512 you mean sounds like a DONG video
@@damontan4749 ik but I'm saying in another universe, their water is black and Action Lab tries to make it transparent
I think that water expired
Lol
Nah, it's drinkable
Szabo Csaba I know I’m kidding
Lmao
Water does not expire
*now make white water*
If this post had said “now make paint”
I would’ve said “who the hell calls white water paint” but joke wasted
Bill Clinton
Easy. Fap
Just go to a river with white water rapids
😁😁😁😁😁
So... This is essentially just *compost water*
This is exactly what I was thinking. This water should be used to watering the plants.
Water with dirt cmm
yes.
Sounds like grey water.
Yup
Just add a bunch of food coloring
I don't think black food coloring would turn water that black without altering its taste
Lmao
Exactly.
Add black food coloring - get same result for a fraction of the cost.
Only that the food coloring might even have higher nutrition value than this hipster scam of a product.
@@elimalinsky7069 food coloring has no nutrition
velmu pelailua 2 even if you add a lot of food coloring it still wont be deep black
Basically, don't pay 3x the cost of water for water with decomposed plant matter in it. In addition, with respect to the uncertainty of humic acid, one should consider the warning on wikipedia stating: "Humic and fulvic acids, when present in treated drinking water, can react with the chemicals used in the chlorination process to form disinfection byproducts such as dihaloacetonitriles, which are toxic to humans"
Just don't consume what I'd uncertain if it is safe. Just drink normal water and keep a healthy diet
Mmm.. Compost Water.
Damn
Its literaly water mixed with ash
I honestly thought it was just activated charchoal lol
Disappointedpistachios same
For a sec i did too but i originally said "Isnt soda black water." Alsi he should do one on what in cocacola and if its ok to drink it. Because some farmers use it as pesticides and it works.
Activated charcoal is for pulling toxins out of your body when you’re sick. If a healthy person takes it, it’s bad for health as it’ll take all the good nutrients out of your body instead.
Activated charcoal sounds a lot better than Humic acid
@@MinutePlant trust me, it's one of the nastiest tasting things you can drink
Wow, who knew that the nasty "soup" I made as a kid by adding leaves, grass etc to water and letting it ferment would be high dollar one day lol
Haha this comment 😂
The magical potion
@@gyonafra7686 So you are telling me that a store full of colored water is just a potion store with a *potion seller* ?
@@WhimsicalGobelin yesss that's rightttt
@@gyonafra7686 *I need the potions of that potion seller, I am going into battle*
*Water are racists too wow*
Ikr
Wow ikr
I can't sleep now because I keep thinking "water are racists too" is water several people? I'm confused
Water IS not ARE
@@maj113 you missed the joke 7 year old
It's very easy to make black water at the coffee machine at work
Its black but a bit brownish too
LOL
@@d4rp645 nah dude my work is pure black
Yeah right. Next you'll be saying that we can make see through water or something crazy like that too
That’s just REALLY watered down coffee, if you want black water go to flint michigan
How do you make water black? Turn off the lights.
omg yes
Try to do some safety tests on that water. (Ph heavy metal levels ext. )
He should actually do that, good idea!
If he does that, I fear the same thing will happen to him that happened to Alex Jones.
😂😂😂
He probably wouldn’t find much if he bought that humus from a reputable and well known place. That little amount is also not lethal. Of course, there may be elements that are not safe, so I guess it wouldn’t hurt to test it. The pH would probably be the same tho. Soil is around 5-7 pH, so yeah, a little teaspoon of it isn’t gonna do much.
It's not humus, but humic and fulvic acid that's been extracted.
“You can see that it has a strong smell” yeah sure james. Sure... i can definitely see the smell.
billie eilish watched this video
Lol
"I like it like that"
Legit why I’m here
do you also lick the ground she walks?
ok then
What if you boil it? Will it leave humic acid behind?
No
probably, unless humic acid decomposes into other molecules at high temperatures
it's dissolved already... it will evaporate with the water because the quantity is too small
No lmao
They found a way to sell decomposed plant powder to rich people. They are genius lol.
I suspect that, at some point in the future, it will be discovered that it contains an illegal amount of food colouring.
@@spankeyfish exactly what I was thinking.
i'm old enough to remember when we would drink water from water fountains, pumps and taps.
we thought selling normal bottled water was for rich dummies.
I thought it was water with a couple charcoal tabs mixed in.
That would have been healthier.
@@autumnakins7640 Actually It would not, Charcoal tabs have their pros and cons look it up.
I honestly thought it had charcoal in it too, lol.
@@munchia- Same lmao
Same same
“A little bit of acid”
*Throws in 50 tons*
Its really not that much I *think*
Gordon Ramsey: Just a touch of olive oil
"We left all the money in BlackWater Arthur" -Dutch
Expecting that
Fill a pool with this = instant viral vid
You're welcome.
Husky Studios I wanna see this lol
But you have to dive in it, for the clicks
or your eyes like billie
hailee ohaver ahhh I love Billie
Thank you
Looks like dissolved dirt
2:23 he literally said everything turns to dirt and he shows how to make his own using “dirt”
It is lool
It is
More like compost... But seriously, why would anyone want to drink that?
This looks like my pee
You should make your own brand and call it “absence of light” water
This humic acid comes from a mineral called leonardite. It makes a great soil conditioner by mimicking natural humus, as does charcoal or biochar.
To be honest, water being transparent is far more impressive than it being black, we just got used to it.
1:50
« as you can see, there is a strong smell.... »
Wait, what?!! 🤣🤣🤣
I know right xD
Why are you looking at such small details 🤨 I bet when you watch his videos you look like this🧐🧐🧐
The Lone Rider was that really nescessary? I just found something funny from one of my favourite channel. And btw i just finished my PHD...
Reminds me of Ghostbusters at the start of the movie. “Listen....you smell that?”
JadeLeaf1980 omg while im resding your comment im actually watching it, not exactly this particular episode but one episode, Amazing! 😂😋
I've noticed that black liquids such as Blk and Coke are actually just really dark browns, which becomes apparent when you shine white light through them. Is there any dye that would make a liquid look gray when you shine a white light through?
The same phenomenon occurs with key printer ink. I'm now curious about the answer!
That's because black isn't a color, by definition, it's an absence of light (and in turn abense of color). Likewise white isn't a color either, it's a combination of Red, Green, and Blue, there is no wavelength of light that is white.
Therefore as you add light to black (no light) in order to get gray, you would have to balance it with an even mixture of colored light.
Any dark compound will tend to absorb one wavelength slightly more or less than the others, and water down as a color. Even carbon, arguably the darkest, blackest compond, has a very very slight yellow hue, which is why diamonds with microscopic imperfections are yellow in color.
Anime pfp = No opinion
@@wadewillson9220 well... not exactly, in this case *FBI OPEN UP*
graphite
*Ive been watching alot of Action Lab videos and I am starting to enjoy his videos. He just seems like such a cool guy, and the type of guy to always smile and make everyone feel good about themselves. He loves what he does and no one can take that away from him. He takes education and makes it something interesting, and something people would watch without being told, because its so fascinating. I enjoy this guy, he seems really kind and hope he keeps up the good work. If there's any hate, just know that the love for the channel is way stronger*
What's with the bold text?
*yeah* *i agree*
*Well said*
*_-Yeah, this guy is dumbo head.-_*
*this.*
we had a water softener in the house i grew up in. occasionally you would leave a bottle of it out in the sun and it would turn black\purply. started out clear enough but turned very dark. dont know if this is the same thing though
Don't know if it was intentional, but I love your subtle debunking of the acid/alkaline diet myth.
Next up: Black air
Nah the next videos gonna be “ainbow coloured magma super eruption from a super volcano that can destroy earth” but he might think about that after
Otherwise known as smoke... 😂
Royally Princess no smoke isn’t just black air it isn’t breathable and can do severe damage to your eyes and lungs if you get it in there also theres a TON of other reasons why their not the same but i wont bore you with it (soz if it was a joke)
@@RoyallyPrincess YES
That's smoke...
so, long story short, this water is just water with dirt mixed in, and it's the next dumb trendy drink for rich people who do zero research on what it is or does
also, what the fuck, they're calling it alkaline water when it's explicitly acidic? the exact opposite of a base?
Lets hope it makes the rich trendys sick for being such idiots...
It's just water with a tiny amount of anything mixed into it. It's harmless, but it's also not going to do anything to help, either
It's just unappetizing-looking water that tastes worse
Or maybe the SJW progressives drink them to prove they are not racist
@@m_d_c_t Maybe they were thinking it's an alkaline because acids give a proton and so do alkaline metals + hydrogen?
What if u dump the whole bag of that powder in a lake... Would it all turn black?
How much would it take to make the whole ocean black? lol
@Indian Buddhist I can really see that happening xD
If you had enough of it, you could make the black sea ACTUALLY black lol
More like a tiny i mean tiny little pond
you would need a giant spoon to mix it tho
Congrats u have just revealed a commercial secret
Achievement unlocked
Next step: coca cola
5:11(“You might as well go eat actual plants instead of eating the expensive black water”)
Me:*Starts questioning myself* “I can eat water?”
Make it ice cubes and eat them
Yes you can eat water. But it is not worth the hassle of chewing something to only taste oblivion.
Actually many polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are considered carcinogenic, and because this humic acid contains a wild mix of them and other compounds with for example aryloxy groups that could break down to form some nasty poisonous and carcinogenic chemicals like phenol etc. and because there is such a variety of different compounds, it's almost certain that there are some of those in there.
I wouldn't eat or drink that stuff!
Stfu none can understand a shit ur saying
@@abdi3672 your'e on a science show complaining about sciene wtf lmao
Wow dont be so agresive to eachother :( if u want i can shut up to make you happy :)
Humic acid and fulvic acid also react with chlorinated tap water to produce toxins.
Alcide Cloridrix Well, earthworms have a life expectancy of around 4-8 years and nobody cares if they get cancer, so I don't know if this really shows that it isn't carcinogenic...
What worries me is that some of this stuff seems to be soluble in water, not just as a suspension, so the body could still absorb part of it. I don't think that it's very toxic, but it's better not to take the risk of getting cancer.
Basically the water is dissolved decomposed plants (does that mean if I drink it I don’t have to eat veggies)
Is eating soil an alternative to eating vegetables?
@@tommy5965 yes
Not even necessarily plants... you could be drinking grandma.
ok instead of eating my brocolli i'll start eating soil
no, i've tasted grandma multiple times and it is much more sour
"humic acid is just broken-down plants" as in humus....
So, basically that stuff is mud?
Lol
Lol
That's what I gather.
Explains the taste 😂
But without the bacteria usually in mud. And very dilute.
"Yep" is the best food review I've ever heard.
“Water with dirt in it”. Alternatively, charcoal water. Or coal water.
compost water lol
Coal is not the same as dirt
Is that water from that apartment building where the girl is found dead on a water tank on the roof?
Crappy Animations oooooooooooooooff
Only if she was a black girl.
elisa lam is the one you’re thinking of
It was a hotel in Los Angeles
Rob Dyke viewers know whats up.
With humic and fulvic acid i think would be nice for hydroponics or feeding for plants, but humans definitely don't need them. Also we have the same pH pen tester 😀
You are genius
You didn't even watch full video
lmao
You are first
yes
The Action Lab
❤️❤️❤️ i love you man
I don't know why but that joke at the end about leaving more for him made me laugh out loud!
*Salesman* : Sir why do you want a Vacuum Chamber?
*The Action Lab* : To make Black Water , Duh!
I use carbon to make homebrew. It's used to remove bad smells/flavours from the yeast. It's the "blackest" water I've ever seen, much blacker than this stuff. A tiny sachet of carbon can turn a 25 litre batch of water pure black. Looks like a black hole when stirring it.
@@PhantomAgony
It's used in the sugar wash and yeast, during fermentation.
@@PhantomAgony
No it goes just like a normal fermentation, albeit in the pitch black heh.
I'ts black because it contains Fulvic acid and other humic acids.. not carbon
@@lonniew2329
Yep. I use carbon which is blacker than this.
Actually Humic Acid is mostly carbon as it is just broken down plants and organic matter etc. all organic matter are carbon based which means Humic Acid is carbon.
I love how you use your vacuum chamber for almost all the experiments! It's a beloved member of this channel!
agreed, l will just eat the greens so l don't have to drink the black!
who is l?
Racists
"doesnt have a taste"
"tastes like water"
"tastes more bitter than water"
wut?
“Sounds good right?”
*Famous last words*
Blk water isn't really very recent. It was first popular like 7 years ago. I bought some in 2011 at the local wegmans. I'm pretty sure also that most people don't buy it for any magical health benefits, they buy it because it looks cool.
He just said eating black water 5:13
Venkat Raju 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂
"Humic and fulvic acids, when present in treated drinking water, can react with the chemicals used in the chlorination process to form disinfection byproducts such as dihaloacetonitriles, which are toxic to humans."
Awesome!
6:05 LOLOLOL never thought I'd see you do comedy like that!
"You can see this has a strong smell to it" 💯 1:50
Guy:looks like coke but like not carbonated
Me: PUT COKE IN THE VACUUM CHAMBER!!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😋😋
It would be nice if you explained to us how ice pops have that professional texture that we can't make by just freezing sugar water.
Is it possible that different people see colours differently plz do a video on that
I think what you described just there, can be very easily proven by the simple existence of "Color blind"
But well, actually, everyone sees things just a slight bit differently, every single second.
Because most of the image you are seeing with your eyes, aren't actually, there, a lot of it is your brain picturing it for you.
This is because there are actually only a couple special cells in our eyes that can actually preserve colors correctly.
Others are mostly just... shapes and light levels, I think.
(Not biology proficient
He touched base on that subject with his “colored shadows” video
XD it's called being color blind dude
Everyone sees color differently even your two eyes detect color differently however it's almost always similar between people
Watch the Vsauce video "Is Your Red The Same as My Red?"
1:53 "so you can see this has kind of a strong smell to it"
Uh no I can't lol
1:53 as you can SEE this has a strong SMELL to it
Me: 🤨🧐
♪ Old black water, keep on rollin'
Mississippi moon, won't you keep on shinin' on me? ♪
Wish the action lab can give me a like!!!!
Everybody try to make a wonderful joke comment. And here you beg for it.
Laaaazzzzzyyyyyyyy
@@hellatze bruh
Lol I like that straight forward approach. Lol But I do think four exclamations might have been a bit much. Lol
I hope you got their like. 😀👍
@@hellatze Good luck NVM you got a heart
You turn into a prawn like in District 9.
You my sir, have achieved the most random comment, good stuff.
I love watching youtube because you are exposed to new things everyday. I didn't know anything about blood ph but now I'm off to investigate!
The first thing I thought of was the Billie music video 😂
SAME
What is he going to do with that giant tank of black water?
CHUG CHUG CHUG!
He gave the water to a random bunny ....and after drinking that the bunny became big chungus😂
Invade Iraq?
I'll tell you how to make black water: water + black food colouring = water tasting black water. BOOM... Mindblown! 😂
@@kawaiinekopink764 or you could use a whole bunch of blue and green food coloring so you don't have to use as much
Mix in charcoal powder.
Hi
Hi
Helli
Hellooooo
Hola
hi
Normal person: Oh cool black water
Me: MAN THAT'S SOME NICE *V O I D*
I’ve been watching you on Facebook for years and only just found your TH-cam. Love the videos.
Can you make a video to explain black hole in simplified version pls
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The Earths gravity causes things to fall back down to it. But if something is moving fast enough, it can leave Earth instead of falling back down. This is called escape velocity. Earth's escape velocity is 11.2 km/s. The Sun's escape velocity is about 618 km/s.
A black hole it stands to reason is any sufficiently massive body, such that it's escape velocity is greater than C.
@@k_tess C being the speed of light or nearly 300,000 km/s. 👌 Keeping it simple.
Very simple explanation.
Too much mass make things collapse into themselves. Forming a black hole that just suck in everything. Even light.
:D its that simple
Thanks guys for explaining
Haha, just add black paint in water. There!, You have it.
Yea, but with black paint I don't think it would be still drinkable! 😅
BadGalaxy its a joke
*Next Video: Is it Possible to Make Yellow Coca-Cola?*
In Japan, they have that "Clear Coke". I would be cool if he made a video on that too.
Yellowish coke.
Isn't that just how they get it after using milk in the coke for like half a hour
Get a cup, go to the CR and drink it.
pee
_Bob McCoy inca kola is yellow
Activated charcoal?
i'm never Learning science from my whole school days . but now like this subject after watching your videos .
i don't know nothing about science but still watching all videos
Wow awesome.... What will happen if u drink a neon water or Black 2.0 water blackest water ever 😂
Can you drink only black water for a week and test if your pee turns black ?
Ew
that's my doubt
That's incredibly color-dense. Damn. I never expected such a small amount to make all that water as dark as it went.
Fyi: black water and there is some white (transparent like usual water) coffee
*balance*
In theory, if you want to see black water you have to be a goldfish.
How thin should have to be a thread pass through our body without damaging us?
Jose Tovar probably as thin as the void between atoms
@@shubhampatil155 lol no, it just has to be thin enough to pass between cells.
I'v always wondered about this.
carrot top actually... Thats wrong.. There is no gap in between cells of our skin. The junction of two cells is filled with glycoprotien. Its like a wall where cells are bricks and glycoprotien is cement. And to be honest that's almost impossible to pass a thread through our body.. Bcoz 1. There are tones of layers of cells which needs to be crossed by the thread to pass through our body.. 2. And for that we will have to find a point where the hole( if you consider there are empty voids in between cells) of every single layer should align.. The chances of which are as low as 1 in 10 billion trillions... Which is almost impossible.
@@shubhampatil155 lies
*WHAT IF IT'S ALL FAKE IT'S JUST SODA* 😂😂😂😂
The Rolling Stones sang, "I had some water and I had to make it black."
6:05 - 6:13 was the best part. Now we know the real reason you made this video lol.
It goes great with some bath salts...
when the party's over
This reminds me of the time i was in school and I had a bottle of black water, and my teacher says, “Jarrett what is that?!” I said, “black water. It’s colored with fulvic trace minerals. It’s healthy!” And my teacher goes, “Go put that in your bag! we only bring regular water to school!!” And blasted out with, “BLACK LIVES MATTER TOO!” Long story short I got sent to the office. 👍🏼👍🏼
“You can see it has a strong smell”
Me: ?
Where i live the tubes carring potable water from time to time leak into terrain, when pressure drops, terrains get into water. And water becomes brown. There you have it: black water right from the tap!
Plot twist : this is the secret formula of coca cola
The ending of the video😂😭😭😭😭💯funny
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Fill a pool with this
Viral vid
The comments section: "haha, you can see how it smells. Silly man"
Me with syneasthesia: Yes
Science:Is it possible to make black water??
Me: yeah pour black ink inti water.
I wish he'd talked about the 72 trace minerals in fulvic acid. It reminds of the nutritional supplement craze of the 1990s, where colloidal micro minerals were all the rage. I think there is some validity to our farming soils being depleted of minerals in American agriculture, since every year, we don't add minerals when fertilizing, we add 3 ingredients, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Nitrogen gives you the most bang for farmers' buck because it accelerates green growth in a few days. The fanfare on colloidal minerals back then was that they are hard for people to absorb in their elemental form, but through chelation or extracting them after they've been metabolized through plants, the human body could absorb them better. If we are deficient in these minerals, my thought is an occasional bottle of "Black Water" could have some health benefits. Time will tell.
LIQUID AMATERASU ♨️
Gagan KP ?
Did anyone think of Pirates of the Dark Water?
rushthezeppelin it's easily one of the best from the 90s
I missed his three two one... Before drinking water 😂
Just another way of selling water... Who knew water could get so expensive just by adding the table scraps at it... 😂