I would like to thank everyone who supports Smarter Every Day on Patreon ( www.patreon.com/smartereveryday ). You're making all of our supersonic baseball data dreams come true. I have some very interesting things planned for the cannon, and I'm excited to share it. If you'd like to consider supporting on Patreon as well, I'd love to send you a baseball. If you've been a supporter for a while now, I have a little thank you headed your way in the near future (still working out the logistics). *_Thank you for sticking with me._* The fact that you've decided to not only support, but to *stick with me* is huge.
The amount of equipment out there to produce this video is utterly insane. I think you can judge the complexity of a shoot by how many E-Z ups you have to use.
This was great. Didn’t expect to see the cannon again and glad someone finally answered the important question of what happens when you hit mayonnaise at over 1000mph. 😀
The fact he was so happy about a caterpillar that he forgot about the baseball cannon is heartwarming. It is quite the beautiful caterpillar, and I'm glad he saved it. No hurting wildlife team!
I'm a physics teacher who taught a lesson on conservation of momentum YESTERDAY. I'm so glad you put in that specific bit. I can't wait to show this to my students tomorrow. It simply MUST be done! Thank you Destin and crew!
I am not sure what he meant by parting line, but i think there was a slight mistake? Since the initial momentum of the ball-sprinkle system was non zero to the left, the sum of left going and right going particle wouldnt add up to an equal, unless you take left and right wrt the center of mass of the system.
i got -7 out of 25 on a physics test once because i didnt underline my answers, and they were wrong at the same time. I would have received higher marks if I just didnt show up:/
Okay first up if I had a physics teacher named Kyle Coleman I'd never get below a 95% and the fact that you are going to show this to your students says what a cool person you are.
A supersonic baseball hitting a gallon of mayonnaise is amusing, but making it amusing for 28 minutes is a heroic feat of TH-camry. This is a truly great channel.
Dustin and DATA how happy he is with just gathering it made me giggle. I want to see him angry one day as he seems like the happiest person in the world.
First I saw this and thought to my self why does it only have 200 likes? Then I remembered that this video is only 2 hours old. Watch this comment get tons of likes.
"We Dieseled mayonnaise" Add that to the list of brand new sentences that have 100% never been spoken before today. I just about choked to death on my water when Destin said that!
That caterpillar is from a Gulf Fritillary butterfly! I used to gather these from my grandma’s backyard in Southern California. One of their favorite host plants is the passion fruit vine. The combination of watching their life cycle and learning about the symbolic nature of the Passion flower made for a great childhood memory.
On second thought, body armor might not be enough... Rough numbers for comparison: * 145 g baseball * 480 m/s = about 70 N-s momentum * 28 g 12-gauge slug * 537 m/s = about 15 N-s * 48 g .50 BMG * 859 m/s = about 41 N-s momentum
Now I want Destin to make a video to see how far they can shoot a baseball. Might have to go out into a desert somewhere for that though. And they may need to imbed a gps tracker in the baseball in order to find it. 😂
@@jonandvicki Rough numbers say 14.6 miles for 1074 MPH muzzle velocity, starting close to ground level, with zero air drag. So that's an upper bound on what's achievable. The data he collected in this video should allow a reasonable approximation of the ballistic coefficient (at sea level pressure... drag is lower at altitude), which will allow us to predict range far more accurately. One question is that of structural integrity: if the ball begins to break up due to stress in flight (especially when decelerating through max Q) there will be threads and bits of leather flailing around which greatly increase drag. So the BC of an intact ball might not be the best number to use.
WOAH! At 13:48 you can actually see the shockwave hit the container before the ball does! Look at the top just below the lid. You can see the reflection angle change as the plastic warps from the pressure change!
Forget the smooth creamy taste of Ken's extra-heavy mayonnaise, I need to know what kind of pen that is. It's clearly a unit of superior quality, in order to be so beloved by all who come in contact with it.
@@kevofraz Can confirm. I use one for sketching and linework all the time. Fun to use, acts like a gel pen. I got them at the dollar store for cheap, definitely worth the buy.
I died when he said that. Its cause it hit with so much force it compressed the mayo (oil/fuel) to the point of ignition like a diesel engine would. But those are internal combustion engines which makes it much easier to achieve that sort of compression, the air pressure delta was so great between the ball and the jug of mayo compared to the air pressure around it, it was able to achieve an external combustion by compression ignition. Which is pretty incredible.
Absolutely. But usually Gavin used to borrows Destins Phantom if I'm not mistaken, does Gavin now own the newest 72k (?) frame phantom and Destin borrowed that one?
"So we invented this camera that takes several thousands of pictures a second. What are you going to do with it?" - Alabama man: "I'm gunna shoot a jar of mayo with a baseball makin' mach 1".
Imagine slaving away in Ken's Mayonaisse factory, perfecting a sauce through a pain staking process, carefully packaging for the world to enjoy the taste, and then surfing youtube and finding this, your creation becoming vaporized by a supersonic baseball.
@@kellrik66 Not an entomologist or lepidopterist but I googled "Orange spiky caterpillar" and from the images I was able to determine it is an _Agraulis Vanillae_
Fun fact Mayonnaise is the invention of the French chef of the Duke de Richelieu in 1756. While the duke was defeating the British at Port Mahon, his chef was creating a victory feast that included a sauce made of cream and eggs. When the chef realized that there was no cream in the kitchen, he improvised, substituting olive oil for the cream. A new culinary masterpiece was born, and the chef named it 'Mahonnaise' in honour of the Richelieu's victory.
I love how destin is all over the place with content. one day he’s uploading content talking to a scientist about the James Webb telescope. The next he’s shooting a high velocity baseball at a jar of mayonnaise.
I died when he said they dieseled mayo. Its cause it hit with so much force it compressed the mayo (oil/fuel) to the point of ignition like a diesel engine would. But those are internal combustion engines which makes it much easier to achieve that sort of compression, the air pressure delta was so great between the ball and the jug of mayo compared to the air pressure around it, it was able to achieve an external combustion by compression ignition. Which is pretty incredible.
@@bob-a-louannamaria7960 What are you even talking about. Of you two, one left a comment explaining what he thought was going on, and one person assumed their (unbelievably lazy) habits were everybody else's habits and that someone should be insulted for not following those habits. I know which one I'd be more likely to label a narcissist.
Embrace it, people used to make fun of me for being curious about everything but now they come to me with those same questions, sometimes paying me to answer them
Stoked that you're finally revisiting this. I'd love to be in the vicinity when that cannon goes off. You should see if you can split the ball with a huge "sword" of sorts.
The Slow Mo Guys shot an axe with a pellet gun and took a while to get it right. This thing seems like it would work a lot better because it aims really well and the projectile also is a lot bigger.
You may not have realized it but you actually instantly separated the water from the oils and proteins in the mayo. You can actually see the water vaporize right out of the mayo, leaving behind the remaining fats to coagulate in mid air. Ultra Rad buddy. 😲🤯
"I've never seen someone so excited about a graph before" Killed me, I was laughing way too hard. the passion you have with what you do on your channel, it is great.
I would love to see a high speed thermal image of the impacts, either on the steel plate or on the sprinkles. The energy of that ball is significantly being dissipated as heat, and it would be fascinating to see where it goes and at what rate it decays.
The amount of heat loss is proportional to how (in)elastic the collision is. The baseball is fairly elastic (until it isn't, at which point talking about the temperature of the rapidly dissipating debris cloud is mostly pointless), so I wouldn't expect it to heat up much. The sprinkles for example deformed quite a bit and stayed that way, so that would be interesting. Not sure about the mayonnaise or the steel plate, but I would expect almost no heat transfer to the mayo in this short amount if time (lots of water in mayo, which takes longer to heat up relative to other materials). The steel plate I would expect to be a couple degrees warmer for a minute or two after you shoot a Mach 1 ball at it, but that's just a guess.
"It's gonna smell like ants." That's a response from a guy that's had kids for a while; the most dad response ever. They want to do something fun and dad is thinking about having to clean it up. I had to pause the video from laughing because I can relate.
If the internet has steered me correctly, that is the caterpillar of the Gulf Fritillary buterfly. There's more than one kind of science we can do here.
I noticed something interesting happening at 13:58 just before the baseball hits the sprinkles. Around the laces on the right side of the ball, you can see a bluish halo. Is that a result of drag on the laces, light bending due to turbulence, difference in pressures like a cavitation bubble, or something else?
Yes that's light bending due to the pressure wave. Also notice the triange shape just below the red lid becomes darker right at 13:59 before the ball hits. I think that's also due to the pressure wave.
Destin, I wanted to thank you. I am currently and hopefully maintain the upswing from a serious health issue. Your videos have definitely meant the world to me. They are able to take my brain off of life and into your videos. A few questions though, are you using a Nitrogen cascade for gas for the confettie maker or just compressed air/atmosphere. And you guys made your backstop into something Jackson Pollock would find interesting. :) Keep on keeping on bud!
I’m pretty sure in one of his other vids on this he mentions using pure nitrogen. I can’t entirely remember though. Congrats on making it through your low point mate
I always have a sharpie and ink pen with me. It's great... until people around you realize that they don't have to remember to keep one themselves. Not that I usually mind but I understand the struggle. :D
I love the knowledge you share with the world SED crew, but that's only 50 percent of what makes these videos great. The other 50 percent is the kindness and genuine chemistry you all have with each other. Superb role models for even grownups like me.
"So Mary, what's your aerospace engineer son up to lately?" "Oh, lots of interesting things. Just today he shot a baseball at a gallon jar of Ken's mayo at 1.2 times the speed of sound" "......."
Destin - The stand shot at 19:48 reminded me of those spinning portrait things we used to pay for at the summer carnivals. All you would need to do to simulate one is add some food coloring by injecting it into different areas of the mayonnaise jar load. If you do that sometime, please tell me you'll consider injecting some sriracha sauce into it too. I'm out here cackling like a maniac waiting to see what you guys do next.
Recently on the moon: NASA mission control: "Please say again." Artemis astronaut: "I said we have found a bunch of baseballs. Some of them seem to be covered in mayonaise."
Sprinkles the Caterpillar. I think the channel has just gotten a mascot. When those sprinkles spread across the back stop it made me wish you had a double slit behind the target so we could see the interference pattern on the back stop.
I saw “1,074 MPH BASEBALL” and have never clicked so fast in my life. Fun, casual science, epic slow-mo shots… you have no idea what this is doing for me. Cheers, Destin et al.
Everything's really cool about the video, but as non US viewer I really wish he'd put metric conversion in his edit xD. Like how broken is this measurement system : 30feet = 360inches wat ???. I know what MACH 1 is in m/s so it's mostly fine but same thing for PSI, I can't always divide by 14.5 in my head on the fly to get bars lol
@@SwainixFPV totally agree. In fact it is a shame that he doesnt at least put the conversion. It is time to make it right and do it all metric. No need to explain why i guess
@@sNsReal i don't think it'd be justified to ask that he does his data acquisition and calculation part in metric (would be virtue signalling maybe idk), but conversions are long overdue xD
I'm pretty stoic. In fact, I've had a comedian come up to me after a show an ask why I didn't laugh (I did enjoy the act). But, at 19:54, when you said "At least this will keep our plate from rusting", I laughed out loud! Thanks.
The sprinkles Patreon knew what he was doing to the youtube compression algorithm. Also. That camera quality is amazing. I hadn’t realised until you zoomed in how much is lost when editing and uploading.
The amount of video editing is insane. The added sounds in the slow motion footage seems surreal. Massive amounts of time was spent to produce this video. Thank you to everyone that was involved. Y'all did amazing.
Just watched this for the first time. Amazing. A perfectly ordinary jar of Mayo. First it's there, then it 'stops being', 'fails to persist', 'ends existing'... So incredible. Thank you so much. Keep up the awesome work. Praying for you and your teams safety.
A few takeaways for me: 1. Destin laughing about data points reminds me of drunk kids trying to hide that they are drunk from their parents. 2. Destins laugh is infectious! 3. The person who suggested the mayo is clearly a donut operator/demolition ranch fan. 4.his name sounds like a curse word coming from destins mouth. 5. You need to do a cross over with demolition ranch!
The Caterpillar was a "Squirrel moment" If ever I've seen one... Also I love how excited you get about what you do. It's so genuine and unapologetic I love it.
At 13:37, if you look closely, you can see the ripples in the air distorting the image of the jar just before impact - you can actually SEE the shock waves from the supersonic baseball!
TH-cam's algorithm never shows me my favorite creators immediately, with one exception: if Destin has a video of baseballs above Mach 1 I will see it the minute it's released.
10:30 It's moments like this that make Smarter Every Day more than just another science channel, it's about learning, and discovery. Don't ever stop learning, and where you can, teach others. And in doing so, you will find the truest, purest joy of this chaotic world. Thank you Destin, for sharing that joy with us.
"It wasn't returned last time." I lost respect for you, Destin. "Oh I'm sorry." You think that was an adequate apology?! That's his pen. That's. His. Pen. Show some respect, man.
WOW! We are a homeschooling family currently with a 6th, 4th, 3rd and K students. My brother suggested we check you all out and it was a wise idea!!! We all really enjoyed this. My 5 year old boy said after the Mayo mess, "I wonder how long that took to clean up!!" Keep up the fun interesting way of sharing your love of Science to the world! Blessings!
Fun fact Mayonnaise is the invention of the French chef of the Duke de Richelieu in 1756. While the duke was defeating the British at Port Mahon, his chef was creating a victory feast that included a sauce made of cream and eggs. When the chef realized that there was no cream in the kitchen, he improvised, substituting olive oil for the cream. A new culinary masterpiece was born, and the chef named it 'Mahonnaise' in honour of the Richelieu's victory. Each time you eat Mayonnaise you are celebrating a british defeat 😉.
I like how Destin and Gavin share slow-mo equipment, puts things in perspective - it's not like one camera is better than the other, it depends on what you're doing with them (no need to slow down a supersonic baseball as much as when shattering tempered glass for example I suppose).
PLEASE, PLEASE, make a big series out of this. Everbody loves watching stuff going at dumb speeds thanks to science and engineering. MORE, WE WANT MORE
You guys are helping me through my "pre-hab" for a knee replacement. Comparing the sprinkles to galaxy's colliding is pure genius. All Ya'All have a Einstein mind with a 12 year old's excitement and awe of the world. Thank You
Kudos to the shout out to the writings of C.S. Lewis, a sure genius of thought. I love this video. So many applications for my high school and college classes. I hope your enthusiasm for graphs will inspire my high school freshman to embrace graphical analysis.
If anyone ever questioned how much effort it takes to make great TH-cam content, or thought "That's so easy, I could do that!"... just watch the first 5 minutes of this video to see how much preparation and organization goes into this. As always, well done Destin!
There are so many TH-cam channels that are toxic and only exist to divide or create controversy but this guy is truly what's great about TH-cam. He literally is there to teach us things that we would not normally know or maybe never considered. His passion for science is contagious. Even the excitement he showed for a mere caterpillar is refreshing. Keep up the great work 👍
I would like to thank everyone who supports Smarter Every Day on Patreon ( www.patreon.com/smartereveryday ). You're making all of our supersonic baseball data dreams come true. I have some very interesting things planned for the cannon, and I'm excited to share it. If you'd like to consider supporting on Patreon as well, I'd love to send you a baseball. If you've been a supporter for a while now, I have a little thank you headed your way in the near future (still working out the logistics). *_Thank you for sticking with me._* The fact that you've decided to not only support, but to *stick with me* is huge.
imagine shooting the death star with a baseball.
Thank you for these videos. You make science and engineering a lot of fun.
Congrats on 10M Subscribers
Toreemanewone
Dude.
The amount of equipment out there to produce this video is utterly insane. I think you can judge the complexity of a shoot by how many E-Z ups you have to use.
Y'all are awesome, so cool to have a couple of my favorite channels helping each other out
Nice surprising seeing you mentioned in this video. When's the next slow mo guys video coming out?
Yet only one pen. haha
XRAAAAAAAAAAAAY AND VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAV
Thanks for being awesome on YT Gav & Dan
I really hope y’all do a collaboration some day
"MATLAB is cool but have you done plywood?" That setence should be in everery single engineering bookl in the world
Are you going to build a rocket powered baseball to smash tomatos?
Haha, I know, right?
I love your videos btw. Messaged you on Patreon (I support you) a couple of months back.
Matlab means urdu pakistan
integza my faforite roket engenear 🚀🚀🚀🔥
Shoot a can of Surströmming!
“That’s my pen…”
As a nurse, I felt the emotion in that sentence, in the bottom of my soul.
Lol the pen struggles
Charting already sucks enough even with a good pen!
When you have a rectal thermometer behind your ear, it takes on a new meaning.
"it wasnt returned last time" ooh man this dude likes his pen. its a cool pen though, so its understandable
Personally, it took me back to the Kids in the Hall and the skit of the very same name.
You know it's serious when the cameras have umbrella. Merry Christmas SED crew!
Merry Christmas kind sir!
@@smartereveryday Can You Do Next A Soccer Ball Traveling At 1000mph
You guys need to come together and make a video
Shame they didn't have splatter guards...
@@Purify-n8l I was thinking a bowling ball.
Excellent demonstration of newtons impact penetration law.
All the cool youtubers gather under SED. Theres integza, cody, mark rober, and all the others. If only we could have a mega collab
Hello Cody, Im looking forward to your next upload!
… there’s a “your mom” joke in here … and I’m trying really hard
Mayotonian fluids.
thats what she said
This was great. Didn’t expect to see the cannon again and glad someone finally answered the important question of what happens when you hit mayonnaise at over 1000mph. 😀
Heavy mayonnaise lived up to the name
This makes me want to vomit.
The same thing that happens to everything else.🌩
Next question is what happens to your intestine when mayonnaise hits it at 1,000mph+ because you're swallowing a sandwich faster than you can chew.
@@hypothalapotamus5293 - Why would that be?
If someone loves you as much as that dude loves his pen, you've made it.
I've had love like that, it's awesome 👍
That man loves his pen for sure !
As a man with a pen, I hope I can find someone that loves me as much as I love my pen.
As a pen, I just want to be loved.
I totally get it. I bought my really really really good gel pen and get anxious when anybody else uses it.
The fact he was so happy about a caterpillar that he forgot about the baseball cannon is heartwarming. It is quite the beautiful caterpillar, and I'm glad he saved it. No hurting wildlife team!
My thoughts exactly!
"The difference between messing around and science is just writing things down." - Adam Savage
Eternally wise words from Adam.
Wise wise words
exactly what I thought after the test shot and he immediately gets up to right on the wood board
@Figgy Newton If you're talking Mythbusters, totally agree. Lousy science!
I'm a physics teacher who taught a lesson on conservation of momentum YESTERDAY. I'm so glad you put in that specific bit. I can't wait to show this to my students tomorrow. It simply MUST be done! Thank you Destin and crew!
I am not sure what he meant by parting line, but i think there was a slight mistake? Since the initial momentum of the ball-sprinkle system was non zero to the left, the sum of left going and right going particle wouldnt add up to an equal, unless you take left and right wrt the center of mass of the system.
To be fair, you're a physics teacher so it's the day after you teach x concept very often.
i got -7 out of 25 on a physics test once because i didnt underline my answers, and they were wrong at the same time. I would have received higher marks if I just didnt show up:/
Okay first up if I had a physics teacher named Kyle Coleman I'd never get below a 95% and the fact that you are going to show this to your students says what a cool person you are.
🤗 this is what I like about teachers, they always think about their students and how to better themselves... Have a good day sir...
Your enthusiasm for your first data point reminds me of how I act every time my kids do anything for the first time.
it's basically the same
Wow it's wholesome to see the youtube community supportive and appreciative of each other's work.
I thought you only recently had one baby. Time flies. Hope the family is doing well and Dad gets enough time to innovate in his workshop.
@@mozkitolife5437 I think he has more than one kid, that or I'm thinking of Destin's kiwico ad and I'm just getting things mixed up.
One of my new all-time favorite YT videos! I can't even imagine trying to set this video up and filming it.
A supersonic baseball hitting a gallon of mayonnaise is amusing, but making it amusing for 28 minutes is a heroic feat of TH-camry. This is a truly great channel.
Yeah, talk about a miracle whip for sure!
Dustin and DATA how happy he is with just gathering it made me giggle.
I want to see him angry one day as he seems like the happiest person in the world.
Hey Matt
First I saw this and thought to my self why does it only have 200 likes? Then I remembered that this video is only 2 hours old. Watch this comment get tons of likes.
Lmao no they failed at it. People have to keep fast fowarding over those bozos talking
"We Dieseled mayonnaise"
Add that to the list of brand new sentences that have 100% never been spoken before today. I just about choked to death on my water when Destin said that!
I ruined my new keyboard with beer...
Wasn't that outside the jar? So they dieseled the label.
@@markday3145 don't ruin it let them have it XD
No. The shockwave compressed the oil in the mayonnaise and dieseled mayonnaise. Which is why the light was diffused through the plastic and paper.
@@markday3145 I was thinking the same. It did appear to be outside of the container. Could be wrong.
That half-minute diversion for getting the caterpillar to safety was absolutely awesome.
"My master made me this collar, he is a good and smart master and he made me this collar so that I may talk... squirrel!"
Biology diversion, then back to physics.
@@Law0086 Smarter Every Day! lol
That Caterpillar will become a gulf Fritillary Butterfly!
@@Alco16-251F thank you for sharing!!! theyre so pretty and i love their orange stripes
That caterpillar is from a Gulf Fritillary butterfly! I used to gather these from my grandma’s backyard in Southern California. One of their favorite host plants is the passion fruit vine. The combination of watching their life cycle and learning about the symbolic nature of the Passion flower made for a great childhood memory.
"I'd love to send you a baseball"
Um, just how fast shipping are we talking about? Should I be wearing body armor?
Better be!
On second thought, body armor might not be enough...
Rough numbers for comparison:
* 145 g baseball * 480 m/s = about 70 N-s momentum
* 28 g 12-gauge slug * 537 m/s = about 15 N-s
* 48 g .50 BMG * 859 m/s = about 41 N-s momentum
Now I want Destin to make a video to see how far they can shoot a baseball. Might have to go out into a desert somewhere for that though. And they may need to imbed a gps tracker in the baseball in order to find it. 😂
@@jonandvicki Rough numbers say 14.6 miles for 1074 MPH muzzle velocity, starting close to ground level, with zero air drag. So that's an upper bound on what's achievable.
The data he collected in this video should allow a reasonable approximation of the ballistic coefficient (at sea level pressure... drag is lower at altitude), which will allow us to predict range far more accurately. One question is that of structural integrity: if the ball begins to break up due to stress in flight (especially when decelerating through max Q) there will be threads and bits of leather flailing around which greatly increase drag. So the BC of an intact ball might not be the best number to use.
@@AndrewZonenberg And if it's near a residential area?
Mayonnaise lips. One of the most impressive things to me was the flash of light between ball and condiment
Nobody could have ever imagined that a person would have cause to write such a sentence -- either one.
Mayonnaise Lips is the name of my new Miley Cyrus tribute band.
Ily
when one of them said "FIRE" i thought the mayo was gonna spontaneously combust xD
@@alveolate Now I want them to do one with a flame source a few feet away after the oil has had time to atomize and mix with the air.
WOAH! At 13:48 you can actually see the shockwave hit the container before the ball does!
Look at the top just below the lid. You can see the reflection angle change as the plastic warps from the pressure change!
Great spot!
Yeah, I was wondering about that I saw that too
It’s a lot sharper in contrast compared with the shockwave that they could see
Cool, good catch.🏁
13:38??
Forget the smooth creamy taste of Ken's extra-heavy mayonnaise, I need to know what kind of pen that is. It's clearly a unit of superior quality, in order to be so beloved by all who come in contact with it.
No kidding, I wanna know so I can buy one myself
@@foxeiy It's a Sharpie Rollerball pen 0.5 mm
Just imagining the ball tip sliding down a super smooth paper is making me wet...
Mmmmm... ಠ ل͟ ಠ
@@kevofraz Can confirm. I use one for sketching and linework all the time. Fun to use, acts like a gel pen. I got them at the dollar store for cheap, definitely worth the buy.
Vile
"We dieseled mayonnaise" has to be one of the strangest combinations of words I've ever heard. I love it.
I died when he said that. Its cause it hit with so much force it compressed the mayo (oil/fuel) to the point of ignition like a diesel engine would. But those are internal combustion engines which makes it much easier to achieve that sort of compression, the air pressure delta was so great between the ball and the jug of mayo compared to the air pressure around it, it was able to achieve an external combustion by compression ignition. Which is pretty incredible.
I've been laughing at this one part for a solid 5 minutes 🤣 Never would've even imagined this was possible!
r/brandnewsentence
I love that Destin says "I called in a favor from Gavin". Knowing we all understand exactly who that is, even without a last name or channel name.
Wait, Gavin has been FOUND?!?
@@hanskemperink did u just make a George not found joke…
Absolutely. But usually Gavin used to borrows Destins Phantom if I'm not mistaken, does Gavin now own the newest 72k (?) frame phantom and Destin borrowed that one?
@@someinternetperson it's an rdr2 joke lmao
Newsome? Isn't he still busy oppressing California? Yeesh
"So we invented this camera that takes several thousands of pictures a second. What are you going to do with it?"
- Alabama man: "I'm gunna shoot a jar of mayo with a baseball makin' mach 1".
I’m dying right now just reading that
Mach 1.4 to be precise. Gotta be scientific.
@@davidklein1245 Mach 1.38
@@lordneeko well... I was only going to one significant digit (correction: two, one after the decimal)
@@davidklein1245 Wouldn't 1.4 be two significant digits though?
Imagine slaving away in Ken's Mayonaisse factory, perfecting a sauce through a pain staking process, carefully packaging for the world to enjoy the taste, and then surfing youtube and finding this, your creation becoming vaporized by a supersonic baseball.
worth it
I unironically hate food waste
@@PedroPetracco There was no food wasted in the makings of this video. It was all sacrificed to the cause of SCIENCE!
@@CommanderStormrune Reasonable point. Cheers!
Now that he's seen it's possible Ken is probably working on a much cheaper and easier way to aerosolize mayo.
Destin getting distracted by a caterpillar is so relatable.
anyone determine what kind of butterfly it would turn into?
@@kellrik66 fairly sure it’ll be a passion butterfly
"Squirrel! ... Squirrel! ..."
that was an impressive caterpillar! I don't think I've ever seen one like that in the wild. Is it a US-only species?
@@kellrik66 Not an entomologist or lepidopterist but I googled "Orange spiky caterpillar" and from the images I was able to determine it is an _Agraulis Vanillae_
I've never been so excited for a video. It combines my two favourite things, Destin and Mayonnaise.
Your tastes are a bit peculiar, my good sir/madam/non-binary friend. ;)
What about reduction firing and flecks of iron
Fun fact Mayonnaise is the invention of the French chef of the Duke de Richelieu in 1756. While the duke was defeating the British at Port Mahon, his chef was creating a victory feast that included a sauce made of cream and eggs. When the chef realized that there was no cream in the kitchen, he improvised, substituting olive oil for the cream. A new culinary masterpiece was born, and the chef named it 'Mahonnaise' in honour of the Richelieu's victory.
@@ThatDonovanKid or undulations
Can’t wait for the onlyfans!
I love how destin is all over the place with content. one day he’s uploading content talking to a scientist about the James Webb telescope. The next he’s shooting a high velocity baseball at a jar of mayonnaise.
I'd like to see baseball impacts on non-Newtonian liquids!
I think there’s a point where it just destroys it like it did with the mayo
@@corgipawproductions1589 Be fun to find where that point exists
Demolition Ranch tried shooting Oobleck yesterday. Pretty good video.
Can you find a way to shoot non-Newtonian fluids out of the cannon? Will they hold together coming out of the cannon?
Exactly what I was going to say *sighs*
Please make him do a jar of non Newtonian substances at varying speeds :)
I died when he said they dieseled mayo. Its cause it hit with so much force it compressed the mayo (oil/fuel) to the point of ignition like a diesel engine would. But those are internal combustion engines which makes it much easier to achieve that sort of compression, the air pressure delta was so great between the ball and the jug of mayo compared to the air pressure around it, it was able to achieve an external combustion by compression ignition. Which is pretty incredible.
Do you honestly think anyone read this? Everyone who comments this many words on a TH-cam video is a narcissist
@@bob-a-louannamaria7960 I read it, laughed, and appreciate his comment. I think you're projecting your own problems onto people. Get help.
@@bob-a-louannamaria7960 What are you even talking about. Of you two, one left a comment explaining what he thought was going on, and one person assumed their (unbelievably lazy) habits were everybody else's habits and that someone should be insulted for not following those habits. I know which one I'd be more likely to label a narcissist.
I watched the next video before this one and the dieseled sprinkles on that one!! It was awesome!
@@bob-a-louannamaria7960 I read it and thought it was a great comment. Great comment Bob.
This involves an insane amount of high speed cameras. That field must sound like it's full of turbines.
Seems like you and have same TH-cam recommendations
This sounds like a collab
@Aboudi I have only 130 subscribers while he have 250k subscribers 😅
a noun
Being outside, it's not going to be as bad.
I love how Destin, an accomplished engineer, constantly gets distracted with child-like fascination.
Same! It's kind of comforting in a way!
You would be suprised how many engineers are this way. Its the curious excitable mind that makes them good engineers.
That's why he's an accomplished engineer.
that's why he hasn't burnt out on this stuff!
Embrace it, people used to make fun of me for being curious about everything but now they come to me with those same questions, sometimes paying me to answer them
You know you're doing something absolutely crazy when the Y axis on one of your graphs has "Mach 1" and "Mach 2" as labels!
nice username
Stoked that you're finally revisiting this. I'd love to be in the vicinity when that cannon goes off. You should see if you can split the ball with a huge "sword" of sorts.
The Slow Mo Guys shot an axe with a pellet gun and took a while to get it right. This thing seems like it would work a lot better because it aims really well and the projectile also is a lot bigger.
Baseball of Damocles?
You may not have realized it but you actually instantly separated the water from the oils and proteins in the mayo. You can actually see the water vaporize right out of the mayo, leaving behind the remaining fats to coagulate in mid air. Ultra Rad buddy. 😲🤯
I thought those fast moving trails looked kinda steamy...
Nice breakdown !!
"That's one of my favorite data points"
Destin's enthusiasm is so contagious!
DID YOU SEE HOW WE GOT IT?
@@smartereveryday ummm yeah
The way you integrated your real time commentary of first seeing the footage with the slo mo edits make me proud to be a patreon supporter!
"We dieseled mayonnaise!" has got to be the best TH-cam mad science quote to date!
I couldnt stop laughing when he said that. It's the best thing I've heard all year. XD
I came here to say this. LOL That needs to be on a sign somewhere!
Now they just need to use actual diesel.
@@ryanbrown982 I concur
I *cannot believe* I get to watch this for free. It's so incredibly well done and took so much effort. _Thank you, Destin, team, and patrons._
I can't believe I get to watch this not for free!
--Very pleased Patron 😁
"I've never seen someone so excited about a graph before" Killed me, I was laughing way too hard. the passion you have with what you do on your channel, it is great.
You should see the Funhaus guys play Dollal Simulator. "Only buy under arrow"
I would love to see a high speed thermal image of the impacts, either on the steel plate or on the sprinkles. The energy of that ball is significantly being dissipated as heat, and it would be fascinating to see where it goes and at what rate it decays.
The amount of heat loss is proportional to how (in)elastic the collision is. The baseball is fairly elastic (until it isn't, at which point talking about the temperature of the rapidly dissipating debris cloud is mostly pointless), so I wouldn't expect it to heat up much. The sprinkles for example deformed quite a bit and stayed that way, so that would be interesting. Not sure about the mayonnaise or the steel plate, but I would expect almost no heat transfer to the mayo in this short amount if time (lots of water in mayo, which takes longer to heat up relative to other materials). The steel plate I would expect to be a couple degrees warmer for a minute or two after you shoot a Mach 1 ball at it, but that's just a guess.
"It's gonna smell like ants." That's a response from a guy that's had kids for a while; the most dad response ever. They want to do something fun and dad is thinking about having to clean it up. I had to pause the video from laughing because I can relate.
I would think it would smell like cotton candy go team incredible!
You can attract ants and hunt mlb players at the same time 😂
So how many slow-mo goop/water sound effects did you guys have to listen to for that mayo slow-mo edit?
glorps
Eyyy, it's the tf2 cheater!
Courtesy of A Shell In The Pit
That sound was spot on, it added to the grossness!
@@smartereveryday that's awesome
Destin saves a caterpillar and other stories
All hail sprinkles
If the internet has steered me correctly, that is the caterpillar of the Gulf Fritillary buterfly. There's more than one kind of science we can do here.
That was the ultimate Destin "Squirrel moment"
@@BLenz-114 You're spot on, I have Gulf Fritillary caterpillars defoliating my passion vines and they look just like Sprinkles.
Should have shot the caterpillar! JP.
Now a centipede SHALL DIE!
I noticed something interesting happening at 13:58 just before the baseball hits the sprinkles. Around the laces on the right side of the ball, you can see a bluish halo. Is that a result of drag on the laces, light bending due to turbulence, difference in pressures like a cavitation bubble, or something else?
You right! That is interesting
Yes that's light bending due to the pressure wave. Also notice the triange shape just below the red lid becomes darker right at 13:59 before the ball hits. I think that's also due to the pressure wave.
"We dieseled mayonnaise" is not a sentence i thought i would ever hear.
That's SED, answering questions (almost) nobody asked.
Derek drops a rope from a helicopter;
Destin: hold my mayonnaise...
Lmao
TH-camrs going crazy with production value is not something i saw coming in 2010
Ok. You win. 🤣
Yeah, stand right there, hold it!
😂
Destin, I wanted to thank you. I am currently and hopefully maintain the upswing from a serious health issue. Your videos have definitely meant the world to me. They are able to take my brain off of life and into your videos. A few questions though, are you using a Nitrogen cascade for gas for the confettie maker or just compressed air/atmosphere. And you guys made your backstop into something Jackson Pollock would find interesting. :) Keep on keeping on bud!
I’m pretty sure in one of his other vids on this he mentions using pure nitrogen. I can’t entirely remember though. Congrats on making it through your low point mate
@@benbawden3589 Thank you Ben! In the world of Pumpkin Chunk'n Nitrogen is a no no, only compressed atmosphere can be used.
How you doing friend?
@@giovanni545 I'm well, thank you for asking!
let's buy that guy a spare pen! 😆
Defo I just commented on this also
he's not happy with sharing his pen at all lol
I'd be willing to contribute some money to buy a massive multi-pack of pens... at the same place they got a tub of sprinkles that big and the mayo.
I always have a sharpie and ink pen with me. It's great... until people around you realize that they don't have to remember to keep one themselves. Not that I usually mind but I understand the struggle. :D
Every subscriber sends one pen in!
"We just dieseled mayonnaise" was not a sentence I was ready for, but so glad I heard.
Lmao agreed
Imagine working at a supermarket and a guy comes to buy a galon of mayonese and a galon of sprinkles
If I had heard that sentence before, I'd have thought it was nonsense. I'm glad to be wrong.
Makes me wonder if putting mayonnaise in the skirt of a .177 pellet would work anywhere close to as good as Vicks vaporub
@@ringofasho7721 🤣🤣🤣
22:27 "we dieseled mayonnaise" omg Destin thank you, I laughed so hard at that
Sorry that one went over my head.. what does dieseling mayonanaise mean? How there was a small fire/spark?
I am curious as well. Is it a meme?
@@LeoStaley usually refers to ignition from compression/high pressure alone.
The ball hit it so hard there was combustion.
I love the knowledge you share with the world SED crew, but that's only 50 percent of what makes these videos great. The other 50 percent is the kindness and genuine chemistry you all have with each other. Superb role models for even grownups like me.
"We dieseled mayonnaise" may be the greatest thing I've ever heard on TH-cam.
came to post this.
Project Farm was running tests an engine running it on cooking oil, honey, toothpaste and bananas
Things no one has ever said before.
Somehow sounds like something exclusive to the south
"So Mary, what's your aerospace engineer son up to lately?"
"Oh, lots of interesting things. Just today he shot a baseball at a gallon jar of Ken's mayo at 1.2 times the speed of sound"
"......."
That's the spirit of the channel.
Was looking for this ref
Destin: Builds war-crime machines.
Also Destin: hey look pretty bug in the firing range better get him to safety
"We diesel'd mayonnaise" has to be my favorite out-of-context Destin quote ever.
"Just move the mayonnaise." Needs to be an engineering phrase from now on.
“Mayonnaise mist”
And followed by a self-help book titled "Who moved my mayo?"
I'm going to casually slip that into my conversation this week at work. Let's see what mayo may not come out of it.
Who needs bullets lol when you got baseballs
RETURN THAT PEN! Loved the video!
Bro did’nt want to lend out a pen 😬🥴
@@AleaxnderABC
Maybe he liked to be asked about his pen...
@@AleaxnderABC he already knew it was gonna be a problem. He kept his eye on it like a hawk
@@AleaxnderABC You simply don't mess with the pen of people who do math...
Destin - The stand shot at 19:48 reminded me of those spinning portrait things we used to pay for at the summer carnivals. All you would need to do to simulate one is add some food coloring by injecting it into different areas of the mayonnaise jar load. If you do that sometime, please tell me you'll consider injecting some sriracha sauce into it too. I'm out here cackling like a maniac waiting to see what you guys do next.
His cackles of “yeah, data” capture what it means to do science
And to have a deep, sincere passion for something.
Now, THAT I envy.
That's why we love *data*
Yes, and his interaction with the caterpiller captures what it means to be high. 🤣
"This is the best advertisement for Ken's extra ever mayonnaise mayonnaise ever!"
22:30
Recently on the moon:
NASA mission control: "Please say again."
Artemis astronaut: "I said we have found a bunch of baseballs. Some of them seem to be covered in mayonaise."
😂
I love how he says Gavin and everyone immediately knows who he is talking about.
i missed it, when was that?
@@Sellsor 1:40
it makes me so happy because i love both those guys so much and their friendship makes sense and i’m not jealous
Admit that you were halfway expecting to hear their slo-mo music. I was. :-P
Is he closer friends with Gavin than the other guy from Slo Mo Guys then (forget his name)?
Sprinkles the Caterpillar. I think the channel has just gotten a mascot.
When those sprinkles spread across the back stop it made me wish you had a double slit behind the target so we could see the interference pattern on the back stop.
Kudos to Andrew and his Sprinkles idea! Who knew how awesome that would be? Excellent!
I saw “1,074 MPH BASEBALL” and have never clicked so fast in my life. Fun, casual science, epic slow-mo shots… you have no idea what this is doing for me. Cheers, Destin et al.
Everything's really cool about the video, but as non US viewer I really wish he'd put metric conversion in his edit xD. Like how broken is this measurement system : 30feet = 360inches wat ???. I know what MACH 1 is in m/s so it's mostly fine but same thing for PSI, I can't always divide by 14.5 in my head on the fly to get bars lol
@@SwainixFPV totally agree. In fact it is a shame that he doesnt at least put the conversion. It is time to make it right and do it all metric. No need to explain why i guess
@@sNsReal i don't think it'd be justified to ask that he does his data acquisition and calculation part in metric (would be virtue signalling maybe idk), but conversions are long overdue xD
This channel: Look I am in a nuclear attack submarine.
Also this channel: I want to know what happens when I hit mayonnaise with a mach 1.6 baseball.
1.4
Smarter Every Day contains multitudes.
"Ooh, we can chart data!"
This sentence alone is enough to make me love Destin.
I am the first one to reply on your comment.
I'm pretty stoic. In fact, I've had a comedian come up to me after a show an ask why I didn't laugh (I did enjoy the act). But, at 19:54, when you said "At least this will keep our plate from rusting", I laughed out loud! Thanks.
The sprinkles Patreon knew what he was doing to the youtube compression algorithm.
Also. That camera quality is amazing. I hadn’t realised until you zoomed in how much is lost when editing and uploading.
Yep! See also: Slowmo Guys and Glitter
The amount of video editing is insane. The added sounds in the slow motion footage seems surreal. Massive amounts of time was spent to produce this video. Thank you to everyone that was involved. Y'all did amazing.
Let's graph actual time of footage used to time spent editing to get final video.
1:18 You know you are about to do something cool when the velocity in your graph is measured in "Mach".
Just watched this for the first time. Amazing. A perfectly ordinary jar of Mayo. First it's there, then it 'stops being', 'fails to persist', 'ends existing'... So incredible. Thank you so much. Keep up the awesome work. Praying for you and your teams safety.
That jar of mayonnaise was not merely destroyed, it was unmade like Thanos in Endgame.
A few takeaways for me:
1. Destin laughing about data points reminds me of drunk kids trying to hide that they are drunk from their parents.
2. Destins laugh is infectious!
3. The person who suggested the mayo is clearly a donut operator/demolition ranch fan.
4.his name sounds like a curse word coming from destins mouth.
5. You need to do a cross over with demolition ranch!
@joe blow I'm not quite sure Matt cares about clout lmao
Definitely needs to happen! Matt is a doctor... ish 😀 and would love the science of it.
@joe blow oi, Demo does alot of science.. :p
"Matlab is cool, but have you tried plywood" LMAO 😂☠
Plywood? You think I'm made of money or somethin?
@@SimplePhill The plywood is cheaper than the MATLAB liscences!
@@SimplePhill you can substitute with a stick and some sand or napkins
Can you crash the plywood though?
Imagine not using OCTAVE
The Caterpillar was a "Squirrel moment" If ever I've seen one...
Also I love how excited you get about what you do. It's so genuine and unapologetic I love it.
Come! this is no place to die!
21:50 - 21:56 = stunning recreation of the Hubble Pillars of Creation and NGC 602 pics. Great video!
I love the solid 5 minutes of Destin and everyone else realizing just how much they regret shooting mayonnaise XD
sploogesplosion
i will see myself out
Obviously they never watch a few guntubers. That might has gave them a heads up to protect there equipment a little better lol.
Should have used Miracle Whip and not wasted mayonnaise.
At 13:37, if you look closely, you can see the ripples in the air distorting the image of the jar just before impact - you can actually SEE the shock waves from the supersonic baseball!
Perfect time stamp for it 👍
TH-cam's algorithm never shows me my favorite creators immediately, with one exception: if Destin has a video of baseballs above Mach 1 I will see it the minute it's released.
10:30
It's moments like this that make Smarter Every Day more than just another science channel, it's about learning, and discovery.
Don't ever stop learning, and where you can, teach others. And in doing so, you will find the truest, purest joy of this chaotic world.
Thank you Destin, for sharing that joy with us.
This was great.
guess it isn't anymore now
Yaaaaaaa
I recommend you to watch the whole video but if you came for the shots then here you go
11:49 ( Sprinkles)
18:33 ( mayo)
Thank you!
"It wasn't returned last time."
I lost respect for you, Destin. "Oh I'm sorry." You think that was an adequate apology?! That's his pen. That's. His. Pen. Show some respect, man.
You do not mess with that dude's pen. To do so is to seek chaos.
@@ScarletImp put the pen in the cannon
LOL
Anybody know what pen he was using?
I'm the same way, return my stuff!
WOW! We are a homeschooling family currently with a 6th, 4th, 3rd and K students. My brother suggested we check you all out and it was a wise idea!!! We all really enjoyed this. My 5 year old boy said after the Mayo mess, "I wonder how long that took to clean up!!" Keep up the fun interesting way of sharing your love of Science to the world! Blessings!
I do love how the sprinkles functioned as a sandbag in this video. Shows why sandbags are so effective at stopping ammunition.
"Gotta eat it right? Have to."
Stuff like that is why Destin is one of the best. Hasn't lost a bit of his real self to the fame.
Yet...
He failed to taste-test the mayo...
:(
@@Tinker001 My thoughts exactly...
@Kel Rowland nobody asked.
@Kel Rowland I hope you're paid well. Witness elsewhere, dedicated heathen walking.
"There's a mist of mayonnaise, and there's mayonnaise on the camera's."
"My shoes are oily."
😂😂😂😂😂
Fun fact Mayonnaise is the invention of the French chef of the Duke de Richelieu in 1756. While the duke was defeating the British at Port Mahon, his chef was creating a victory feast that included a sauce made of cream and eggs. When the chef realized that there was no cream in the kitchen, he improvised, substituting olive oil for the cream. A new culinary masterpiece was born, and the chef named it 'Mahonnaise' in honour of the Richelieu's victory.
Each time you eat Mayonnaise you are celebrating a british defeat 😉.
Probably at least a hundred thousand dollars worth of cameras, and your charting your data on a board, love it.
I wish I could've written you into my last book in the chapter about "stunts" with baseball. What you're doing is legendary.
Sup Zack. Love your vids!
When he hit the mayo my first thought was, “I wonder how bad that air smells”
Dustin “I cannot describe the smell”
I was dying laughing
Let it bake in the sun for a few hours and see how it smells then :(
Mayonnaise isn’t an instrument but it can be turned into one with a canon
So Patrick was right all along....
Sounds more like an instrument of torture in this case
amogus
Wondering how different the explosion would look with a lidless container?
deserves more likes
Dustin your the only guy making anything of quality that TH-cam will bring up in my algorithm anymore
I like how Destin and Gavin share slow-mo equipment, puts things in perspective - it's not like one camera is better than the other, it depends on what you're doing with them (no need to slow down a supersonic baseball as much as when shattering tempered glass for example I suppose).
"You know what...it wasn't returned last time." I felt that.
Yes. I have my loaner pens and I have ones that no one else touches.
PLEASE, PLEASE, make a big series out of this. Everbody loves watching stuff going at dumb speeds thanks to science and engineering. MORE, WE WANT MORE
10:36 I love how we went from baseballs at the speed of light to an incept.
You guys are helping me through my "pre-hab" for a knee replacement. Comparing the sprinkles to galaxy's colliding is pure genius. All Ya'All have a Einstein mind with a 12 year old's excitement and awe of the world. Thank You
Kudos to the shout out to the writings of C.S. Lewis, a sure genius of thought. I love this video. So many applications for my high school and college classes. I hope your enthusiasm for graphs will inspire my high school freshman to embrace graphical analysis.
If anyone ever questioned how much effort it takes to make great TH-cam content, or thought "That's so easy, I could do that!"... just watch the first 5 minutes of this video to see how much preparation and organization goes into this. As always, well done Destin!
There are so many TH-cam channels that are toxic and only exist to divide or create controversy but this guy is truly what's great about TH-cam. He literally is there to teach us things that we would not normally know or maybe never considered. His passion for science is contagious. Even the excitement he showed for a mere caterpillar is refreshing. Keep up the great work 👍