I hope you guys enjoyed the cake! Thanks for all your support and feedback. Really appreciate it! Before I placed my first order for the parts, I knew I could get the chamber to work but my biggest concern was that I would run out of ideas for episodes. You guys have stepped up and alleviated that by coming up with more and better ideas I would've never thought of. So, thank you for that. I jotted everything down and you guys will get your answers. Cheers!
Another idea would be a high pressure sodium lamp. I think they contain elemental (or amalgamated) sodium so that might make for an interesting light show. Pure alkali metals inside a glass envelope might be interesting too as I'd like to see what effect pressure has on the reaction with water. Sealed Swiss cheese could be interesting too. Or any other cheese that contains gas bubbles. See if compressing and rapidly decompressing changes how the bubbles are arranged in the cheese.
With CFL’s, nowadays there’s not usually liquid mercury inside the bulbs, but an amalgam of mercury to help control the vapour pressure better. Typically it’s in the form of a little pellet, which you may hear rattling around in some lamps, though typically they’re held in a special pocket or near the electrodes to avoid damaging the phosphor coating.
Very interesting demo! I was expecting the CFL to take a lot more pressure versus the bulb, because of the geometry of the glass tube. Also; congrats on the 10,000 subscribers!
I like your professionalism, humor, little factoids you toss out once in a while. It is a brilliant idea to make a channel of stuff imploding in a pressure chamber. The first time I saw one of your videos I got hooked right away. Just the way you presented it, ya know that first impression. So here is something. Years ago I read that when they did a dive on an old warship, the cordite from the powder bags had transformed into long cylindrical rods. But was still explosive. There was a photo...and it looked weird. Almost like a crystalline structure that just grew straight as a rod. I am not sure if that is a function of time, or pressure though. Maybe you could check this out in your doohickey? Congrats, and hope to see your channel grow and more interesting episodes.
Can't believe it's been 1 year already. I'm one of your original subs :) Grats on 10k subs. Love from Australia :) Looking on the comments, there seems to be a few of us Aussies here :)
thanks and wonderful implosions, been with you from the start so good to see your channel grow so fast, please keep up the good work. greetings from Japan
Haha - What they said below..! Congrats from OZ.. But now you have set a precedent with the Cake.! Love It.! I expect to See a Cake at each of you're Milestones... Keep Up the great work..
Water is said to be incompressible, that's to make understanding simpler for certain physics concepts. Drill down to the atomic level and you find an oxygen atom, 2 hydrogen atoms, and a LOT of space around them. So there's plenty of room to jam more water molecules in. So add more water to fill in the gaps. And because the water molecules are now hitting the walls more often with the reduced size of their living space, that increases the pressure. Quite frankly, until you squeeze it to the point where all space is occupied and the water molecules absolutely can't move, you have a liquid. Otherwise you've turned it into a solid. According to Google, you apparently need 6 times the pressure at the deepest part of the ocean to make this happen.
What mechanism are you using to increase the pressure? It is driving me mad that I can't figure out how you're increasing pressure so smoothly, silently, and quickly! I'd love a video on the design of your machine!
It's the largest super yacht that ever sank. The ship is called Yogi and was "the most innovative yacht of the year" before it went down in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece back in 2012. Still a lot of unanswered questions as to why it sank.
So, if a light bulb is lit in the ocean, but no one sees it, did it still make a light? LOL! How deep can a piece of birthday cake drop before it disintegrates? Congratulations on your 10,000 subscribers.
Congratulation:-) I know it's impossible, but it would be amazing to see the reverse. What would happen if you had an open bottle that got closed under pressure and then fast got under normal pressure? How does a "blobfish" really look like in the deep?
@@tiinpa7093 I tried not to mask it over the cracking too much but point taken. I won't put music on objects with interesting sounds like when I start crushing composites such as fiberglass, Kevlar and carbon fiber.
Hank Johnson, the senator from Georgia, was worried about that. 2010, and his stupidity still follows him. The general who was talking to him calmly said, "We do not anticipate that, sir." That's how you talk to idiot bosses. After the congressional hearing, it is rumored that he got two drinks.
would be interesting to see what details could be seen at extreme highspeed, like a few 10's of thousands of fps or even a few hundred thousand fps, fully understand why you cant afford one of those cameras costing as much as a house or decent to nice car though.
That sound is not the true sound of the implosions. They do not represent how it truly sounds, but the result of a different method, probably some pitch corrected one. Use a proper audio editing software, perhaps record the sound separately directly to a raw wav format at high sampling rate, and do not use any fft based speed changing method. This is just terrible currently.
Great channel, great knowledge, but please! You are not capturing anything on film. You are not filming. You are recording the video from an electronic camera on memory media. No film is involved, thus you are not filming.
I hope you guys enjoyed the cake! Thanks for all your support and feedback. Really appreciate it! Before I placed my first order for the parts, I knew I could get the chamber to work but my biggest concern was that I would run out of ideas for episodes. You guys have stepped up and alleviated that by coming up with more and better ideas I would've never thought of. So, thank you for that. I jotted everything down and you guys will get your answers. Cheers!
Another idea would be a high pressure sodium lamp.
I think they contain elemental (or amalgamated) sodium so that might make for an interesting light show.
Pure alkali metals inside a glass envelope might be interesting too as I'd like to see what effect pressure has on the reaction with water.
Sealed Swiss cheese could be interesting too. Or any other cheese that contains gas bubbles. See if compressing and rapidly decompressing changes how the bubbles are arranged in the cheese.
How deep? "Just the tip"
Scattered through the video are dad jokes, delivered dryly.
Love your channel!😀 Keep up the good work!!
Great idea with the bulbs at the end
A+ work. Subbed for more watches! I want to see how the Swiss stuff holds up.
I wonder if the first pop n the CFL was the electrolytic capacitor in the power supply
That's a good point. I think you're right. I'll do an episode with caps.
@@TheDropzoneChannel Please do!!!! That would attract some electrical kind of folks.
Congratulations! Creating this channel was a brilliant idea!
With CFL’s, nowadays there’s not usually liquid mercury inside the bulbs, but an amalgam of mercury to help control the vapour pressure better. Typically it’s in the form of a little pellet, which you may hear rattling around in some lamps, though typically they’re held in a special pocket or near the electrodes to avoid damaging the phosphor coating.
This channel should have millions of subscribers.
Congratulations man! And thanks for sharing with us.
Congrats on 10,000 subs! I found your channel while looking for videos on restoring my 90's G Shock and found you imploding yours. Glad I subscribed!
Been with this channel since day 1! Love every installment and the engineering humor is top notch!
Even if I cant spell!🤣
dude how have you not reacher 100000 subs yet!
Patience! He's doing fine!
@@geraldfrost4710 It's funny because that's what I have to keep repeating to my wife over and over.
Because of 15 yo yt music
Very interesting demo! I was expecting the CFL to take a lot more pressure versus the bulb, because of the geometry of the glass tube. Also; congrats on the 10,000 subscribers!
I like your professionalism, humor, little factoids you toss out once in a while. It is a brilliant idea to make a channel of stuff imploding in a pressure chamber.
The first time I saw one of your videos I got hooked right away. Just the way you presented it, ya know that first impression.
So here is something. Years ago I read that when they did a dive on an old warship, the cordite from the powder bags had transformed into long cylindrical rods. But was still explosive. There was a photo...and it looked weird. Almost like a crystalline structure that just grew straight as a rod. I am not sure if that is a function of time, or pressure though. Maybe you could check this out in your doohickey?
Congrats, and hope to see your channel grow and more interesting episodes.
I just found ur channel yesterday, n i watched all the videos. Very good content 😊
Congrats on the 10k!! 🎉
Awesome content as always with the dry and cerebral humor as a bonus! 👍🏼👍🏼
Can't believe it's been 1 year already. I'm one of your original subs :) Grats on 10k subs. Love from Australia :) Looking on the comments, there seems to be a few of us Aussies here :)
I'm glad I was watching this channel from the first vid. Keep crushin' it (literally).
Congratulations on the 10k Subs. Definitely well deserved 👏 👍
Congrats on a well deserved 10k.
Congrats on 10K!
Congratulations!!!!
Much Respect from Australia!
thanks and wonderful implosions, been with you from the start so good to see your channel grow so fast, please keep up the good work. greetings from Japan
Haha - What they said below..! Congrats from OZ.. But now you have set a precedent with the Cake.! Love It.! I expect to See a Cake at each of you're Milestones... Keep Up the great work..
Well done sir! Happy to be part of the journey!
As you cannot compress water how do you get the water pressure so high? I thought it was the weight of water above.
Water is said to be incompressible, that's to make understanding simpler for certain physics concepts.
Drill down to the atomic level and you find an oxygen atom, 2 hydrogen atoms, and a LOT of space around them. So there's plenty of room to jam more water molecules in. So add more water to fill in the gaps. And because the water molecules are now hitting the walls more often with the reduced size of their living space, that increases the pressure.
Quite frankly, until you squeeze it to the point where all space is occupied and the water molecules absolutely can't move, you have a liquid. Otherwise you've turned it into a solid. According to Google, you apparently need 6 times the pressure at the deepest part of the ocean to make this happen.
Damn the CFL flex is so cool. Love your videos
Congrats on 10k!
Congratulations from Brazil 🇧🇷.. Big fan... Great content... 🎉🎂
Congratulations! Hey, it’s my birthday-thanks for the cake!!
This is my favourite channel. Easily.
Congrats on the subs.
What about a Prince Rupert's Drop?
It coud be interesting....
Congrats!!!!
A big hug from Brazil
Thanks for sound warnings bro ❤
Your intro is really excellent
00:37 that scream xD
Congrats and thank you for giving me the reason to like and subscribe!
Love the hat. Is it a Tillies?
here at 10k and will be here for 100k cant wait!
What mechanism are you using to increase the pressure? It is driving me mad that I can't figure out how you're increasing pressure so smoothly, silently, and quickly!
I'd love a video on the design of your machine!
Thanks for the cake man!
You should do those big Halogen light bulbs.
Grats on 10K!!
That was interesting. Thanks.
Mmmm..Cake. Fun videos! Been enjoying them for a while now.
No i never thought of that 🧐
Always assume they turn of and that's it 😂😂
Instant click because i said... wait what really happens 🤔🤔
Great video 👍👍
Electrolytic Capacitors and Batteries please 😊
Lithium ions cells would be interesting.
I'm asking, where in the world did that opening video come from
It's the largest super yacht that ever sank. The ship is called Yogi and was "the most innovative yacht of the year" before it went down in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece back in 2012. Still a lot of unanswered questions as to why it sank.
Can’t the aluminum potentially weaken your chamber? Is the chamber aluminum?
10:17 seriously (yo Gav this dude! bring your fast cam) but can you get Dan in there
Very cool, think it would be possible to power them while crushing?
Not these bulbs. But flashlights yes.
Didn't realize it's only been a year! When i subbed, you had only 3 episodes.
So, if a light bulb is lit in the ocean, but no one sees it, did it still make a light? LOL! How deep can a piece of birthday cake drop before it disintegrates? Congratulations on your 10,000 subscribers.
I believe a collab with The Slow Mo Guys is in order😊😊😊😊😊
Congratulation:-)
I know it's impossible, but it would be amazing to see the reverse.
What would happen if you had an open bottle that got closed under pressure and then fast got under normal pressure?
How does a "blobfish" really look like in the deep?
I'm from Taco and I love this context.
Oh shit, an Asian Gilligan! 😆
How dare you not submerge a slice of sub cake.
Honestly, the thought did cross my mind.
Great video as always, but who asked for music during the regular speed crushing?!
You can't have a party without music.
@ but you can’t hear them straining under the pressure either 🥹
@@tiinpa7093 I tried not to mask it over the cracking too much but point taken. I won't put music on objects with interesting sounds like when I start crushing composites such as fiberglass, Kevlar and carbon fiber.
would be cool to see other things like phones and refrigerator parts that would be on board
a bit of dry ice
And mercury contamination?
Last time Guam capsized the lightbulbs all broke.
Hank Johnson, the senator from Georgia, was worried about that. 2010, and his stupidity still follows him. The general who was talking to him calmly said, "We do not anticipate that, sir." That's how you talk to idiot bosses. After the congressional hearing, it is rumored that he got two drinks.
Need to do a collab with Slo Mo Guys.
you should collab with the slow mo guys
you should see how an LED bulb performs too
Cheers
would be interesting to see what details could be seen at extreme highspeed, like a few 10's of thousands of fps or even a few hundred thousand fps, fully understand why you cant afford one of those cameras costing as much as a house or decent to nice car though.
And now I have to wonder whether a fruit cake can be rapidly turned into a rich fruit cake with the addition of brandy at abyssal pressures.
That sound is not the true sound of the implosions. They do not represent how it truly sounds, but the result of a different method, probably some pitch corrected one.
Use a proper audio editing software, perhaps record the sound separately directly to a raw wav format at high sampling rate, and do not use any fft based speed changing method. This is just terrible currently.
Edison did not invent incandescent bulbs he was just the first to mass market them.
That's correct... But he did "introduce" them to the public.
@@TheDropzoneChannel He actually did not invent anything, he just took credit for other peoples work, his main talents were marketing and theft.
Implode a blendtek total blender.
You might need to seal it better, but they never blended a crowbar so their blender needs imploded.
Anything will implode if deep enough.
here @ 10k
If you stacked up all your subs, and put them in the Mariana Trench, they'd be really really dead... mostly.
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👍🐿🤣😂
LOL
But of course they do.
rc submarine
That's a new one. Thanks!
Great channel, great knowledge, but please! You are not capturing anything on film. You are not filming. You are recording the video from an electronic camera on memory media. No film is involved, thus you are not filming.
Love the concept of the channel! But damn I hate the stupid music!!! Please get rid of it!!!