Fun fact: in Valera, Venezuela, 1972, a cow was in fact killed by a meteorite falling from space. Thanks to my time as an educator at the Cincinnati Observatory, I have been able to handle a piece of that meteorite on a number of occasions. Unfortunately, that piece is sealed in a plastic case, so I am unable to determine whether or not it tastes like beef.
The funniest part was that there was an ad for grass fed, Paleo, beef sticks that came on just after the video ended that said, "Beef without the usual downsides.", and I immediately thought, "Like chunks of meteorite seared into it?". Haha!
Every channel has its heyday and wet and dry seasons. Even if it never blows up like it did again, I can appreciate that to this day it is just the same guys having way too much fun doing these things. The numbers don’t matter.
@@brandonb9452 oh yeah, I know that. I was thinking how close they have to get the cuttings head to the hot metal, wouldn't want them to damage their stuff
You should do the gel + hot thing experiment inside a big tub of nitrogen or other inert gas, so there would be less/no fire and you'd really get to see it melt.
Each fingertip touching your thumb, whilst touching the part of your palm under your thumb …. Index finger is rare, middle is medium rare, ring finger is medium well, and pinky is well done
@2:08 Not only is your hypothesis absolutely sound, but I definitely concur with the probability of this happening on the time scale of infinite possibilities in infinite multi-verses as fact. This is absolutely not just likely, but most indubitably happened many times with many different realities. So with all that said, I tip my hat to you good sir, 🎩 Enjoy The Scrumdiddlyumptious Steak. 🥩
I think I wanna try something similar for my pan seared steak recipe, the caramelization from the heat must be perfect, then you just cook the inside in the oven super slowly
Which one of your minions is responsible for the professional animation at the beginning of the video? I'm blown away... like a cow hit by a meteorite...
I guess it's fun to think that a meteorite would be even close to that temperature when it hit. Meteorites cool off completely before hitting the ground. So it'd be barely warm.
Unfortunately the premise of the video is wrong. If you watch "Meteorite Men" here on YT, they explain that meteorites are nearly cold when they hit the ground due to ultimately falling slowly through the thick lower atmosphere until impact. Looked like fun though.
You just need to add energy to the steak... like... I remember... someone on YT tried and calculated to cook a steak by slapping it thousands of times... theoretically working
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 They are meteors while traveling through the atmosphere, until they hit the earth(or not, as in burning up in atmosphere), then they are called meteorites, Before they hit atmosphere they are called meteoroids.
@@Bobs-Wrigles5555 ok. now I know "super useful" information on what is meteor, and meteorite. This thread is going super technical - yes, but sometimes it is better to clarify stuff.
Yes and no. The inside would be local space temp. However, the outside would be searing hot after going through the atmosphere, but after little while it'll be cold as hell again. Thats why you should never pick up a meteorite with your bare hands. High chance of *Instant* severe frost-burn. Let it mellow for a while.
@@The_Keeper Yeah well, nickel is dangerous to non-allergic, when inhaled example as dust or ingested repeatedly or in high dose. So, this wasn't very dangerous, I just wanted to make the general point.
Fun fact: in Valera, Venezuela, 1972, a cow was in fact killed by a meteorite falling from space. Thanks to my time as an educator at the Cincinnati Observatory, I have been able to handle a piece of that meteorite on a number of occasions. Unfortunately, that piece is sealed in a plastic case, so I am unable to determine whether or not it tastes like beef.
Same thing happened in Chicora Pennsylvania!
Cave men would leave cows in the open for meteorite cooking before they discovered microwaves
The production value.... I'm blown away!
Yea, it's out of this world...
Why?
I know blown away by a channel this old and still garbage content
Thats the kind of steak you could sell to rich people. "Filet Mignon Cooked by the Heat of an Authentic Meteorite From Space" - $10,000
Are the meteorites that dont come from space?
@@DutchClawz you have to specify or people will ask if it's from space.
Not sure they'd go for anything less than Japanese Wagyu A5 with a marbling score of 7.
@@nocount7517 not sure they could really tell the difference if it wasn't
Astro-Steak
The funniest part was that there was an ad for grass fed, Paleo, beef sticks that came on just after the video ended that said, "Beef without the usual downsides.", and I immediately thought, "Like chunks of meteorite seared into it?". Haha!
Just imagining a meteor speeding towards Earth at a blistering 1/2 mile per hour is very amusing to me.
i am so sad this channel is not doing as good as it used to. you are good at what you do. DO NOT GIVE UP!!!!!!!
Every channel has its heyday and wet and dry seasons. Even if it never blows up like it did again, I can appreciate that to this day it is just the same guys having way too much fun doing these things. The numbers don’t matter.
@@archivethearchives Facts
Y’all just goof off in the name of science. I appreciate that.
This video was so entertaining would love to see more videos like this in the future
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0:05 if it's in space, it's a meteor, it's only a meteorite when it hits the ground.
And in between it's a meteoroid.
And its all semantics.
@@The_Keeper it's
Who knew ballistics' gel was so flammable? It's amazing.
It was for a brief moment I was happy that it was weighed in grams 😔
Haha non american
@Typefyr shut mouf pls 😡
@@Alex632 rofl 🤣😂😂 laughs in America
There's a portion of Americans that use grams, mostly drug dealers, but still...
I know you couldn't probably do it, but try waterjet cutting a super heated piece of steel. Would the water evaporate before it could cut???
Even if it did, it’s not the water that does the cutting. The water is just the medium used to carry the garnet (sand)
@@brandonb9452 oh yeah, I know that. I was thinking how close they have to get the cuttings head to the hot metal, wouldn't want them to damage their stuff
You should do the gel + hot thing experiment inside a big tub of nitrogen or other inert gas, so there would be less/no fire and you'd really get to see it melt.
The veggan teacher is proud of u boys =P
I really can't believe yall get away with this at the same place you work at
Each fingertip touching your thumb, whilst touching the part of your palm under your thumb …. Index finger is rare, middle is medium rare, ring finger is medium well, and pinky is well done
Why does the cow live in windows xp?
Cow provided by Microsoft
@@alexanderthomas2660 Moo-croSoft.
Sorry. Couldn't help myself.
You guys owe me a coffee! Your corny "bubblin' Ireland" statement made me unexpectedly laugh and blow coffee out of my nose!
$5
Buy yourself something nice ;)
I just found yalls channel the other day and ill tell ya, as a fellow man. Im hooked.
I'd imagine the cow minding HER own business rather than HIS own business :)
Bubblin', Ireland. :'D
The way he took the steak off the knife with his mouth gave me GREAT ANXIETY LOL
@2:08 Not only is your hypothesis absolutely sound, but I definitely concur with the probability of this happening on the time scale of infinite possibilities in infinite multi-verses as fact. This is absolutely not just likely, but most indubitably happened many times with many different realities.
So with all that said, I tip my hat to you good sir, 🎩
Enjoy The Scrumdiddlyumptious Steak. 🥩
@Waterjet Channel _Come on 1 Million Subscribers! It won't be long now! My 2 sons and dad (myself) love your channel!_ *Thanks* 👍
I think I wanna try something similar for my pan seared steak recipe, the caramelization from the heat must be perfect, then you just cook the inside in the oven super slowly
My skin crawled when the blade hit the steel
3:22 I know a guy called John Jones and he laughed upon hearing this lmfao
Why does this video keeps getting like no views this shits amazing
The only thing I learned from this video is that Neil is going to remain a virgin for a very long time
You know I bet you are all the first to eat a steak cooked on a meteorite
"Bubblin, Ireland"
Very funny..as if the Dublin jokes weren't awful enough
Which one of your minions is responsible for the professional animation at the beginning of the video? I'm blown away... like a cow hit by a meteorite...
The smell of the burning gel block made it through my phone.
A petrified tree 😂😂🤣🤣 I'm done
Honestly I think if you were hit by a meteorite, not only would you die instantly on impact, but you'd probably also be obliterated
Using Hot Rocks is actually a very convenient way to cook meat
“Mongolian grill style” the food poisoning is delightful!!!
And that's how we started our very own outer space zombie apocalypse virus!
I'll give you a dollar for the gel trophy!
Good job brother
4:42 nothing like the smell of burning peanut oil.
That is some exquisite steak.
People would pay stupid amounts of money just to say they ate something cooked by a meteor
this is just a bunch of dads finding fun ways to cook steak
🐐 video
I guess it's fun to think that a meteorite would be even close to that temperature when it hit. Meteorites cool off completely before hitting the ground. So it'd be barely warm.
How many people in this solar system can say they ate a steak cooked by a meteorite ?
For the intro I believe God had some BEEF with that cow
Unfortunately the premise of the video is wrong. If you watch "Meteorite Men" here on YT, they explain that meteorites are nearly cold when they hit the ground due to ultimately falling slowly through the thick lower atmosphere until impact. Looked like fun though.
Most of what we do is wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@WaterjetChannel and this is why you're so entertaining!
You just need to add energy to the steak... like... I remember... someone on YT tried and calculated to cook a steak by slapping it thousands of times... theoretically working
Was the cow in a windows Home Screen?
How did the dead cow turn over half way through? Also, isn't there metal scale on the meat he is eating?!
Meteroites can't be "headed towards earth" it only becomes a meteriote once it's landed on earth.
Came here to say this.
if it is a requirement for the meteorite to land on earth to be a meteorite, then meteorites that burn in the atmosphere aren't the meteorites then?
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 They are meteors while traveling through the atmosphere, until they hit the earth(or not, as in burning up in atmosphere), then they are called meteorites,
Before they hit atmosphere they are called meteoroids.
@@Bobs-Wrigles5555 ok. now I know "super useful" information on what is meteor, and meteorite. This thread is going super technical - yes, but sometimes it is better to clarify stuff.
What are meteroites and a meteriote?
Children @ ❤️. That's saying it best!
The beginning is essentially the nuclear pizza theory
By the way space is extremely radioactive so hopefully you don’t get sick
Everything is radioactive
It took millions of years of cooling in space to create those meteorite metal crystals lol
All I’m saying is @4:52 that’s chemical warfare for people with a nut allergy
That's a scorched steak you donut! -Gordon Ramsey
The reason why i and subscribed and the reason watch is for Mitchell
3:51 No. That's a *former* cow.
You guys need fire gear I swear
This guy invented Black Rock
Damn, this is making me hungry.
No lick test for Meteorite 😭
Now does the meteorite have authentic alien viruses?
this is why women live longer then men, but at least we gave fun
You guys should make an
Ant Hill Bismuth encased in Resin :0
Hey that’s not a bad idea
touching time
Isn't the inside of that kiln made of fiberglass? You took the meteorite from the fiberglass surface and stuck it to the steak, then ate the steak.
This seems like a Mitchel idea
Please be more carefull, my heart xD
The more you know!
Some restaurant would actually sell something like thos for like 8000 bucks
I admire your guys determination to try and keep the channel going.
5:55 should have showed it inslow motion
To me it seems like the thicc guy is just there to just keep control over the children so they dont hurt themself
Where tf did you get a meteorite from
can i come work with you guys
OSHA approved.
Oh wow
Thanks. Now I want a steak.
Thats 90% raw
Do some research on the metric sistem in much easyer ti use it
Just casually making some napalm
This one is great lol
Anyone remember rhnb channel? Red hot nickel ball ?
I remember when they used to do things safely.
That's one expensive Muonionalusta BBQ
This guy gets it
TH-cam is not recommending your videos to me guys....
How to call this recipe?
“Astrosteak”
Meteors would actually be freezing cold
Yes and no.
The inside would be local space temp. However, the outside would be searing hot after going through the atmosphere, but after little while it'll be cold as hell again.
Thats why you should never pick up a meteorite with your bare hands. High chance of *Instant* severe frost-burn.
Let it mellow for a while.
Meteorites are usually not just iron, but also nickel. Not food safe.
Have you seen some of the stuff Mitchell has licked on this channel..?
This might be the safest thing he has ever put in his mouth in the workshop.
@@The_Keeper Yeah well, nickel is dangerous to non-allergic, when inhaled example as dust or ingested repeatedly or in high dose. So, this wasn't very dangerous, I just wanted to make the general point.
Lets hope OSHA doesn't subscribe to this channel xD
Cow is pink mist the end
2.7kg.
Finally the first unit of measurement I've understood on this channel.
Fun thought, and fun video guys, but meteors are rarely hot by the time they hit the ground, let alone red hot.
thermal conductivity is very low
Didn't rest it