You should try it with one of those spherical fushigi balls, the internal reflections in the sphere is amazing looking. If I had mine still I'd take a photo of it but you gotta try it.
yeah .. i envy him for his child like everything is amazing view of the world .. guess that's why people have a second childhood when they care for their children
*DISCLAIMER: NO alcohol was consumed prior to or during the making of this video All giggles were caused strictly by science overload.* Hahaha *Remember to always science responsibly.*
Hello, everyone... My name is Andrew Hagadone. I am a scientolic. My first experience with science was when my older brother got me interested in space.
Hahaha, I've had a cop say almost exactly that phrase to a mate and me, because we actually were playing with lasers while driving along - we were young, and perhaps stupid.
im Not Lookin to Manage symptoms,,, Im Lookin for the cure... HA h ah h ha hah ahaaaa MKUltra does a Body Good Right Ha h ah ha aaaaa,,, just kidding... havin a lil fun,,, He sure is Smart i'll give you That one hands down... but He Ain't catchin fish... might as well cut Bait;. HA h hahahaa
Two American gentlemen wearing laser googles in the middle of the night in kayaks on some random lake armed with lasers and forms of acryllic. "pass me the fiber optics."
@@sky3fall866 they have collaborated before, on one of the pool videos I think. Also, this approach has already been done to make fiber optic cameras for surgery and intravital microscopy. So cool.
However,. You'll soon realize it's only going to transmit one big fat pixel of completely scrambled rays of the image at the light pipe objective end. I know you know about fiber bundles. You get fiber pixels, each fed from an image ray, but still scrambled, only less scrambled. Each pixel is correctly lit and colored. But translates to the wrong spot. So that bundle has to be built with the bundled fibers in perfect alignment. But then it won't flex. So you can fuse just the ends of the bundles then cut and polish them, and insert the thing into a protective flexible hose. Interestingly, because of the physical characteristics of molten glass, if you pulled a softened bundle, you would keep the pixel organization, but get higher resolution, since the bundle gets thinner. But it's also stretching longer, so you can cut it into multiple bundles an regain the original objective surface area. (with some loss due to cutting and polishing ends again). I've wanted to try to create a fiber coupled high resolution digital imager by printing a space transformer to align bundles in this jig, such that the imager end of an optical camera front end can be paved with an array of bundles, but the output end of each bundle illuminates the for of its own imaging CCD device. It would have to be an assembly that mounts onto a PCB with an array of CCD imaging devices, probably in contact with the die, otherwise it would be out of focus. Alternatively using a lens to focus the bundle image on each die. A hack to get a 16 8Mpix imagers looking at a piece of one image, for drone recon, or an astro-cam for a telescope.
I think they worked out an "underwater" rig when filming guns underwater and cavitation bubbles when working with the Slo-Mo Guys. IT used Two mirrors and reflections...
"Learning things on kayaks with lasers." Make that a shirt! Boost this comment and see if Destin will go for the idea! Design thought: rustic looking font and colors: brown on a beige shirt. Silhouette of a man in a kayak reaching below the water with a neon green line coming from his hand bouncing off the water line. Or holding a thick neon green light saber (acrylic rod) Possibly even put "smarter every day 219" in smaller font below the quote. Nothing wrong with advertising intelligent and entertaining program
Simple answer: Guy goes Bass fishing at night in Alabama. Fails to catch fish but occupies himself and fishing buddy by illustrating total internal reflection. I would have switched to black top water lures.
10:21 "That's fun. We're having fun! We're learning things! We're learning things on kayaks with lasers!" It's got to be said - Destin's enthusiasm and joy at figuring out, testing and playing with the world and all the amazing things in it is truly infectious. The sheer _delight,_ almost *_bursting_* out of him as he watches a laser reflect off the surface of some water, or illuminating the little globe as it hit the meniscus, can pry and dig its way through the prickliest bad mood and soon enough, you're entranced as well. I know exactly what's happening - I remember all of this stuff from High School Physics and saw much drier versions of these demonstrations back then. Seeing it performed by a guy who's exploding with happiness that he gets to see this stuff, and overjoyed that he gets to share it with other people makes the whole exercise a *_LOT_* more fun however. I'm so glad I found this channel. 13:41 "So, I hope you enjoy this half as much as I do . . ." Destin. Dude. You enjoy all of this stuff enough for *_everyone._*
Hey Destin, I just wanna let you know that you have changed the course of my life. I started watching your videos a couple of months ago and three weeks ago I decided to study Mechanical Engineering. I'm dead set on that now and I'm excited to live the rest of my life in fascination.
"Didn't you go (to the grocery store|shopping|to the bathroom|breathing|regexing) last week?" - because regex is a kind of fishing... sort of... but not really.
I adore Destin cause he always gets super passionate about things. This whole video was great to watch cause he was so excited and happy about a specific phenomenon
Destin does an excellent job showing how the principles of fiber optics work in an intuitive way. Some of the earliest experiments that led to what we know as fiber optics today began by observing how light was contained in the streams of illuminated water fountains in the late 1800s. As for transmitting an image using fiber optics, the technology has actually been around since the 1950s. They are called "image guides" are used in the medical industry (endoscopes), the military, and some other industrial applications.
This is also a huge concept in my industry where we use ultrasonics to examine welds for things like cracks in pipelines and pressure vessels. This makes the whole idea of Snell's Law make so much more sense and being able to visualize it was really cool! Thank you
@@Pacer-456 Why are you asking me, idiot? They're to protect your eyes from the laser light. You don't have to point it into your eyes, the whole video is about _reflection._ Come on dude.
I wish my school taught it with visuals. I know about TIR and realised it the moment I saw it but didn't know it was so beautiful. Thank you Destin. You are the Real G.
"The light is just bouncing back and forth between the two surfaces" which creates a standing wave. yeah, it really is a standing wave. exactly like what you would get if you create a constant source of wave energy in an enclosed circle.
It isn't a perfect standing wave because the bottom antinodes aren't as crisp as the antinodes on top. Presumably because it isn't total internal reflection, some light is escaping through.
@@thomasneal9291 A standing wawe is when two wawes with the same wawelenght, traveling in opposite directions with the same speed interfere. This creates a wawe that has stationary nodes. (What circle?)
@@thomasneal9291 Btw i'm not that involved in the topic but i havent really heard of standing wawes of light, and i imagine they would be extremely hard to create
Now if only someone could invent a liquid whose surface naturally assumes the form of a tessellated corner cube retroreflector. Phew, that's a mouthful.
Hey dude! Not sure if you know it, but... the mirage effect you get on desert (it's the sky) or a car reflection on a hot asphalt road, that's total internal reflections as well. So what happens is air near hot asphalt out sand is significantly hotter, therefore it has lower density - it's a bit like the sky-window while diving, but upside down. At least I remember it that way, no extra research was done before posting this comment.
They can only shoot at an angle of 50 degrees against the surface, any shallower and it will be friendly fire... Or should I say friendly *water*? Makes them useless against anything too far away.
just wanted to point out how much you have my respect for reading Just Mercy, and reflecting on it too (in addition to literally everything else that is amazing on this channel haha)
I found this link later that night while fishing. twitter.com/smartereveryday
Did you check the local news the following day to see how many UFO sightings were reported?
SmarterEveryDay hey can we hang out?
SmarterEveryDay “how do you know you got laser googles on dude” 😂😂
You should try it with one of those spherical fushigi balls, the internal reflections in the sphere is amazing looking. If I had mine still I'd take a photo of it but you gotta try it.
Dustin this made me think. If one could make the crystals in the glass refract in the perfect way, would you be able to project an image in the glass.
Most people: "That sounds nice"
Destin: "That's Acoustically pleasing"
came down here about that lol
yeah .. i envy him for his child like everything is amazing view of the world .. guess that's why people have a second childhood when they care for their children
When's Destin gonna do ASMR?
It's "Engineers," a dialect of spoken language from an engineer.
Destin sounds stoned to be honest... :)
I don't think I've ever seen Destin so excited about anything...except Laminar flow
Laser with laminar flow maybe?
Total internal reflection on a laminar flow
Watch the hand held Tesla gun video :). He was freaking out on that one.
Should've seen him at NASA.
Approved! 👍
I just watched 2 grown men play with lasers in kayaks for 13min and loved every minute of it.
Giddy nerds and it's awesome. :)
Half the fun was the Looney Toons style pulling random heavy objects from improbable small containers.
14* cuz there only 5 secs
Just two guys, stoned by science. Who said we need alcohol to have fun.
Science!
pov: you're a fish and two aliens start sticking lightsabers into your house
"See it's the aliens! I told you Jimmy didn't move to florida, he was abducted and dissected!"
*DISCLAIMER: NO alcohol was consumed prior to or during the making of this video All giggles were caused strictly by science overload.* Hahaha
*Remember to always science responsibly.*
Gtfo
Also, don't science and drive.
Except me, I will happily admit I am smashed :/ By that I mean I am Drunk and Possibly have a Problem. Just Call me "SleeveHeart"
Quote from my physics teacher: "You don't need drugs when you've got physics"
Hello, everyone... My name is Andrew Hagadone. I am a scientolic. My first experience with science was when my older brother got me interested in space.
Officer: Do you know why I pulled you boys over?
Destin: frickin’ lasers man!
Hahaha, I've had a cop say almost exactly that phrase to a mate and me, because we actually were playing with lasers while driving along - we were young, and perhaps stupid.
how is this not the title "dudes with frickin lasers on kayaks "
Goobers with frickin lasers on kayaks
"You can tell it's an aspen because of the way it is"
Sick reference
Hehe that's pretty neat!
Huh
Where’s that from, I’ve heard it somewhere
@@thatjoshwright5577 Neature Walk
"how neat is that"
*_A dose of Smarter Every Day is good for the soul_*
im Not Lookin to Manage symptoms,,, Im Lookin for the cure... HA h ah h ha hah ahaaaa MKUltra does a Body Good Right Ha h ah ha aaaaa,,, just kidding... havin a lil fun,,,
He sure is Smart i'll give you That one hands down...
but He Ain't catchin fish... might as well cut Bait;. HA h hahahaa
*Yeah very very good*
daily dose
Life Progress - Health, Wealth, & Happiness Channel how did you get it to be slanted and bold at the same time?
Is it possible to overdose?
That kayak must use the same technology as Minecraft Steve’s inventory
lmao
Hey thanks for the likes yall
L00PdeL00P's Channel
nice
L00PdeL00P 1000th like... didnt read the comment.😂 edit: glad i read it
"I'm going to quit talking and just do stuff."
-Life goals.
I'm going to quit talking and just do stuff
2 seconds later: *It's a light pipe*
*keeps talking*
Two American gentlemen wearing laser googles in the middle of the night in kayaks on some random lake armed with lasers and forms of acryllic.
"pass me the fiber optics."
Nothing suspicious here, move along
err Make a "Googles" k let's do sumich
"oh, oh that's acoustically pleasing. You'll wanna hear that"
8:13 Destin: "u could make a camera that could see all the way to the bottom"
Mark Rober: "time to get to work"
Yoooooo that would be lit. A collab like that would be so epic!
@@sky3fall866 they have collaborated before, on one of the pool videos I think. Also, this approach has already been done to make fiber optic cameras for surgery and intravital microscopy. So cool.
However,. You'll soon realize it's only going to transmit one big fat pixel of completely scrambled rays of the image at the light pipe objective end.
I know you know about fiber bundles. You get fiber pixels, each fed from an image ray, but still scrambled, only less scrambled. Each pixel is correctly lit and colored. But translates to the wrong spot.
So that bundle has to be built with the bundled fibers in perfect alignment. But then it won't flex.
So you can fuse just the ends of the bundles then cut and polish them, and insert the thing into a protective flexible hose.
Interestingly, because of the physical characteristics of molten glass, if you pulled a softened bundle, you would keep the pixel organization, but get higher resolution, since the bundle gets thinner. But it's also stretching longer, so you can cut it into multiple bundles an regain the original objective surface area. (with some loss due to cutting and polishing ends again).
I've wanted to try to create a fiber coupled high resolution digital imager by printing a space transformer to align bundles in this jig, such that the imager end of an optical camera front end can be paved with an array of bundles, but the output end of each bundle illuminates the for of its own imaging CCD device. It would have to be an assembly that mounts onto a PCB with an array of CCD imaging devices, probably in contact with the die, otherwise it would be out of focus.
Alternatively using a lens to focus the bundle image on each die.
A hack to get a 16 8Mpix imagers looking at a piece of one image, for drone recon, or an astro-cam for a telescope.
@@ipbatinic Oh yeah well...
you're a pixel.
Introducing Islam Abdul Wahab Luqman official pp
Destin: Full scientific explination of random thing
Also Destin: LIGHTSABER NOISES!!
That is the reason why he is my spirit animal :D
Why I love this channel and all content Destin makes
You can't tell me you could resist the urge to make lightsaber noises
> sitting in the dark
> only source of light is headlamps
"hey lets stick them in the water"
10:18
imagine another far human sees that in the middle of the night at a lake.
I would live in doubts for the rest of my life.
Yeah, another alien video on the internet then.
Thought the same thing when he did the light saber and the Christmas ornament. I bet it looked heckin' spooky!
Osama Alhazmi bro image what the fishies think 😂
@@peterbillings3276 dog rates?
@@0num4 uhh, I dont get it :/
Dude your enthusiasm for this is infectious; I love the relaxed yet excited atmosphere, it's inspiring.
With that infectious enthusiasm, I can totally imagine him in a dark alley smiling while holding a bloody knife.
Amazing 👍👍
Your next project should be the underwater camera tube.
Seconded!
Thirded
One hundred eight sixthed
I think they worked out an "underwater" rig when filming guns underwater and cavitation bubbles when working with the Slo-Mo Guys. IT used Two mirrors and reflections...
Somebody call Mark Rober.
Destin: **uses lasers in the water to do science**
The fish: TIME TO GET *_FUNKY_*
"Learning things on kayaks with lasers."
Make that a shirt! Boost this comment and see if Destin will go for the idea!
Design thought: rustic looking font and colors: brown on a beige shirt. Silhouette of a man in a kayak reaching below the water with a neon green line coming from his hand bouncing off the water line. Or holding a thick neon green light saber (acrylic rod)
Possibly even put "smarter every day 219" in smaller font below the quote. Nothing wrong with advertising intelligent and entertaining program
I second that motion
AYE!!
I third that
I'll buy it
Common people we need 1k likes to get this comment to the top! I want this t-shirt too!!!!
7:26 "You can tell that it's an Aspen because of the way it is" I CAUGHT THAT REFERENCE AND I LOVED IT
It was such a neat reference! And dropped so casually too lol
That’s pretty neat!
"That's acoustically pleasing" is totally how I compliment music from now on
That's the awesome thing about English, in German the translation would not nearly sound that cool :)
7:27
Destin: You can tell that it's an aspen cuz of the way it is
We love a science man who knows his meme literature
That's pretty neat
Wow. What a beaut.
@@trickytreyperfected1482 I respect it's neatness
Hmm yes the tree is made of tree
How neat is that?
"You can tell it's an aspen because of the way it is."
That's neat!
Christoffer Bader That's pretty neat!
Ben Sessions he wants everyone to know how neat science is. Instead of just him knowing it.
@@benjsessions That is pretty neat! But it's also why I always try to pack some he - - pack a gun
Hey! I think you're pretty neat but I respect your distance...
What a beaut!
Destin: That's acoustically pleasing.
Everyone else: That sounds nice.
Does Destin ever stop sciencing?
Yeah, give him a lightsaber, lol, swoosh!
Simple answer: Guy goes Bass fishing at night in Alabama. Fails to catch fish but occupies himself and fishing buddy by illustrating total internal reflection. I would have switched to black top water lures.
I love how you low-key dropped in “you can tell it’s an aspen because of the way it is” from Neature Walk. Well done
Picnic Chicken I'm only in the comments hoping to find someone else who heard that too 😂
@@curtp8105 Sameeee 😂😂😂
I flipped out when he said that haha.
Dude I literally screamed “NO WAY HE JUST SAID THAT” 😂😂😂
I don’t even know you all and I already love you! 😂
10:21
"That's fun. We're having fun! We're learning things! We're learning things on kayaks with lasers!"
It's got to be said - Destin's enthusiasm and joy at figuring out, testing and playing with the world and all the amazing things in it is truly infectious.
The sheer _delight,_ almost *_bursting_* out of him as he watches a laser reflect off the surface of some water, or illuminating the little globe as it hit the meniscus, can pry and dig its way through the prickliest bad mood and soon enough, you're entranced as well.
I know exactly what's happening - I remember all of this stuff from High School Physics and saw much drier versions of these demonstrations back then. Seeing it performed by a guy who's exploding with happiness that he gets to see this stuff, and overjoyed that he gets to share it with other people makes the whole exercise a *_LOT_* more fun however.
I'm so glad I found this channel.
13:41
"So, I hope you enjoy this half as much as I do . . ."
Destin. Dude.
You enjoy all of this stuff enough for *_everyone._*
That's so right
I didnt read it all :(
Everyone: "That sounds nice."
SmarterEveryDay: "That's acoustically pleasing."
“You can tell that it’s an aspen because of the way it is”
Now we now, for certain, that Destin is a man of culture.
that's pretty neat
My eyes are excited
Huzzah, a man of quality!
That's some good neature!
How neat is that!
Regular science is too easy. I know lets do it in a swamp in kayaks in the middle of the night...
kinda wouldn't work if it wasn't night :P
Hey Destin, I just wanna let you know that you have changed the course of my life. I started watching your videos a couple of months ago and three weeks ago I decided to study Mechanical Engineering. I'm dead set on that now and I'm excited to live the rest of my life in fascination.
How are your studies in mech eng going?
Destin: I would like to tell you about a book that made me internally reflect as well.
Well played...
I read this as he said that😂🤣
Me: That sounds good
Destin: That’s acoustically pleasing
Better than the younger generations: that sound lit bruh
Perfect excuse against
Wife: "But you already went fishing last week"
"Didn't you go (to the grocery store|shopping|to the bathroom|breathing|regexing) last week?" - because regex is a kind of fishing... sort of... but not really.
The only response any bloke will ever need "Yes, but this time we have lasers!"
Lol, that throwback, "you can tell its an aspen, cause it is". You're awesome Destin!
Your videos make me so happy every time I watch one of your videos your mood makes me smile
That is so true.
*Pulls out 5 foot acrylic cylinder*
Okay...seriously, are you REALLY in a lake on a kayak? 😅
*5 foot acrylic LIGHT SABER!
I feel like they didn't really *need* to be in kayaks on a lake to make this video but I wouldn't want to spoil the fun 👍
no, he’s on a lake in a kayak
he's actually on a Viking longboat
Jerry Seinfeld: Comedians in a car getting coffee.
Destin: Dudes on kayaks playing with lasers.
I smell a new show here.
In the dark
@@evandavis5223 Has to be in the dark for effect. :)
What's the deal with that
"Wheres my laserr" Hes so excited
It’s the funniest and most wholesome thing ever
@@willrands1532 yes
I adore Destin cause he always gets super passionate about things. This whole video was great to watch cause he was so excited and happy about a specific phenomenon
Who did you get this kayak from, Mary Poppins??
bahahaha
OH IT LOOKS SO AWESOME!!
Put your goggles on...
Oh.. Does it look awesome??
😄
I think he had a few beers before the shooting
"I happen to bring a larger version of a fiber optic with me" - sounds like what a leisure kayaker would bring
Those nature sounds stir up a serious bit of nostalgia & wanderlust. Great vid
Me, a normal person: That sounds nice
Destin, an intellectual: That's acoustically pleasing
your comment got stolen and then liked by destin. It´s ok if you cry.
4:34 just imagine if there were some people at the shore, they would think that some kind of alien stuff would be happening on the water!
Parker Bartnicki well I don’t really know about Huntsville
I'm pretty sure this is the first time in history that those objects been together in a boat
ardrone2.0 elite especially in a Kayak
Not in any boat, but in a kayak
Destin does an excellent job showing how the principles of fiber optics work in an intuitive way. Some of the earliest experiments that led to what we know as fiber optics today began by observing how light was contained in the streams of illuminated water fountains in the late 1800s. As for transmitting an image using fiber optics, the technology has actually been around since the 1950s. They are called "image guides" are used in the medical industry (endoscopes), the military, and some other industrial applications.
that’s amazing that technology has been used since the 1950s!!
"You can tell it's an aspen, because of the way it is"
Destin freaking rocks.
That made me so happy when he said that 😂
That's pretty neat!
"Learning things on kayaks with lasers"
I'd watch that show
Umm.... I think you just did...
"Total Internal Reflection" sounds like a level 10 meditation or yoga technique. Lol
This is also a huge concept in my industry where we use ultrasonics to examine welds for things like cracks in pipelines and pressure vessels. This makes the whole idea of Snell's Law make so much more sense and being able to visualize it was really cool! Thank you
Dustin: This is so gonna look like a light saber!
Pulls out a 5’ glow stick... 😂
I just gave an exam about this stuff so when I saw this video I was like "well, this would've been useful yesterday"
Your videos make me so happy every time I watch one
:)
omg I just came to the comments to type pretty much the same thing! 😀👍
imagine the fish and turtles thinkin some aliens are invading them with crazy laser beams
The pure joy that Destin expressed in this video made me so incredibly happy.
*Destin: What happens if you shine light in water??*
_Water lights up_
*_Destin: (insert surprised pikachu meme)_*
This channel is just about a nerdy guy having fun with other nerds.
The fact that you did all of the acrylic and fiber optic stuff in the boat for absolutely no reason makes this video extra special.
"I'm gonna quit talkin' and just do stuff." I like that.
Destin can be like this: "Oh, that's acoustically pleasing!"
And this: "Can I light up the whole water?"
In the same video, and I love it.
Destin,
I have been playing with light and water all my life.
I love your enthusiasm for all things physics.
Your excitement for science is the best! Thanks for all the great videos.
normal drunk people: imma fite u in a bar
drunk destin: kayaks with frikin lasers man!!!!
"drunk"
"normal"
"destin"
"with"
Shoutout to your buddy instantly saying "put your goggles on".
So are the goggles just for when you or someone accidentally points the lazer into someone's eyes?
@@Pacer-456 Why are you asking me, idiot?
They're to protect your eyes from the laser light. You don't have to point it into your eyes, the whole video is about _reflection._
Come on dude.
@@Asdayasman Could've done a friendlier approach. Why so rude?
@@Asdayasman You seem like a fun person lol
hmm yea bit rude but makes sense. Thanks for the answer anyway
I wish my school taught it with visuals. I know about TIR and realised it the moment I saw it but didn't know it was so beautiful. Thank you Destin. You are the Real G.
Hey Dustin really cool vid. They already have cameras that use total internal reflection they are called endoscopes.
ditto
Does that mean Dustin gets retroactively included in the endoscope copyright? :P
ew
Love the genuine enthusiasm, it's addictive.
Ebola: I'm super infectious!
Destin's enthusiasm: /Watch this/
Lmao
Your supposed to do * watch this * like this *Watch This*
YeehawTV youre suppose to do You ‘ re like this You’re
@Wendy’s lmao
This is so cool... I never thought of this way to demonstrate reflection and refraction... Thanks.
@4:27 that standing wave made me gasp out loud, awesome, literally.
Yeah that's awesome, but it's not a standing wawe. The light is just bouncing back and forth between the two surfaces
"The light is just bouncing back and forth between the two surfaces"
which creates a standing wave.
yeah, it really is a standing wave. exactly like what you would get if you create a constant source of wave energy in an enclosed circle.
It isn't a perfect standing wave because the bottom antinodes aren't as crisp as the antinodes on top. Presumably because it isn't total internal reflection, some light is escaping through.
@@thomasneal9291 A standing wawe is when two wawes with the same wawelenght, traveling in opposite directions with the same speed interfere. This creates a wawe that has stationary nodes.
(What circle?)
@@thomasneal9291 Btw i'm not that involved in the topic but i havent really heard of standing wawes of light, and i imagine they would be extremely hard to create
Was just watching Steve mouldes video about reflectors. Perfect follow up
Now if only someone could invent a liquid whose surface naturally assumes the form of a tessellated corner cube retroreflector. Phew, that's a mouthful.
@@kuro13wolf solid comment for sure
Laminar flow laser fountain. Laser pointed down the flow you can see it bounce with the water.
Career cnc co2 laser operator here for ever a decade. This has been one of the coolest laser light tricks i've seen in years. Kudos.
Us: Omg, it’s a light saber
Fish: Omg, the world it ending
Destin: LIGHT SABERRRR
Fish: World-Ending Apocalyptic Omni-Ray
Destin just quoted neature walk, my life complete
That's pretty neat!
How neat is that?!
Hey dude! Not sure if you know it, but... the mirage effect you get on desert (it's the sky) or a car reflection on a hot asphalt road, that's total internal reflections as well. So what happens is air near hot asphalt out sand is significantly hotter, therefore it has lower density - it's a bit like the sky-window while diving, but upside down.
At least I remember it that way, no extra research was done before posting this comment.
Meanwhile, the fish are having either a dance party or epileptic seizures.
As someone from Florida, you guys sticking your arms in the swamp makes me a bit nervous.
Dude! He has a Lightsaber! Gators ain't no match for that... :)
I like this new series: “Science in a kayak”
Destin: Squeals in excitement
Friend: Put your goggles on dude.
Destin: HELLO DARKNESS MY OLD FRIEND ♫
"You can tell it is an Aspen 'cause of the way it is."
I love how he has seen and can quote Nature walk.
I like your profile picture.
Ps: I also like Wintergatan ;)
There’s ordinary stoned
There’s really stoned.
Then there’s sitting in a kayak, on a river, playing with lasers stoned.
Bravo 🤣
Nice! Now I can understand the mechanics of equipping sharks with frickin' laser beams on their heads.
That would make a great video game
@@MartinBuzon yeah imagine how cool it would be if that was in fortnite :O
@@pyrokugleis Wtf no it won't
They can only shoot at an angle of 50 degrees against the surface, any shallower and it will be friendly fire... Or should I say friendly *water*? Makes them useless against anything too far away.
Do sharks even tilt more than 50° relative to the water surface...
Wait never mind, sharks live mostly in seas or oceans which have waves.
*Regular people... "That sounds nice", Destin... "Oh that was acoustically pleasing" LOL... Why yes your rocket scientist brain is showing.*
Coming back months later because your enthusiasm and joy always makes me smile. :)
Your excitement is so contagious! I wish I could go along on these trips once! 😊
Destin always finds a way to make physics and math interesting.
On a different note - keep that beard, sir.
I always bring all this stuff when I go kayaking
Who doesn't?
just wanted to point out how much you have my respect for reading Just Mercy, and reflecting on it too (in addition to literally everything else that is amazing on this channel haha)
I feel like im being swarmed by bugs just watching this video
Get used to it city boi.
@@brainsploder4841 Right, us rural folks never complain about bugs. >.>
@@brainsploder4841 we got a tough guy here eh
@@rmdcade1717 Yes, but we're not overly dramatic about it.
@@OmarBKar-sw1ij You talkina me??!! >.>
“The reason this looks like a gigantic fiber optic, is because it is” “That’s pretty neat”
Destin: We're going to experiment with total internal reflection/
Also Destin: *Light saber noises*
“It’s moving my “Kayak” because it’s soo big” 😂 that’s what he said, I love this guy 😂
when you are so dedicated to science, an innocent fishing trip becomes an experiment. Great video!
What would happen if you put a laser in Laminar Flow?
No seriously, I'm genuinely curious what happens.
If every bounce is below the critical angle you'll get total internal reflection all along it. I might have to do this.
Fiber optics, but with water
@@sethbettwieser Then we should be able to turn our plumbing system into a fiber optic communication system?
@@funkingfuss9724 Unfortunately, plumbing is rarely, if ever, carrying a solid flow of water you could do that with. If it was, though... yes.
I don't think the laminar flow would make much difference to laser light.
I was expecting him to pull out a nuclear reactor from his kayak next 😲
was hoping for a synchrotron light source :D
So one could argue, that Lasers are kinda like... _laminar flow..._ for light.
That explains why Destin loves them so much.