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Styropyro is legit mad scientist level. His stuff is unparalleled
Such a legend
Have you seen some of the crazy crap the Russians do ? :P
@@Saavik256 I have actually they are crazy 😝
@@thinklist there's 4 stages: crazy, insane, demented, and Russian. xD
@@Saavik256 😆
Styro is crazy.
he's got a degree in chemistry, has a brown belt in jiu-jitsu and judo, does hiking, chases storms and breeds insects.
dude is genuinely insane.
He is a genius. I want him as an engineer working on weapons tech
@@KlodFather he will probably make a video one day on how he created a thermonuclear warhead.
@@HakarDoski - There was that kid who got the AM out of smoke detectors and was trying to make an atomic pile reactor from it in Michigan. It was so bad that his parents home was a superfund site LOL Luckily most people smart enough to do that are not interested in the stupid risks of that kind of endeavor. That is what keeps us safe. Its like the universe and God has a built in safety mech that twarts most of these really dangerous stupid people from taking it to next level.
Don't lase me bro
@@HakarDoski The hilarity if TH-cam takes it down before the government does
I met styropyro on a plane from San Francisco to Chicago a couple of years ago. I had no idea who he was, but he was sitting next to a middle-school aged kid and they chatted science for the entire flight, like he was genuinely happy to be talking shop for multiple hours straight with some random kid he'd probably never see again. Huge respect for that. Once the flight landed and I found out who he was, I told him he'd earned a subscriber that day. He just seemed like a genuinely top-notch dude.
This is such an awesome story. Thanks mate 👌
My favorite emotionless man
Such a passionate science guy uwu 🥺
A lot of those "mad scientists", educators and tinkerers, take a lot of pleasure in acquiring and sharing knowledge. Just like Feynman said, it's a pleasure to find things out 😊
And even better pleasure is to share knowledge and keep this curiosity in children. So when they grow up, they will be happy to make, invent and find out new, incredible things.
One thing EVERYONE seems to miss about Styro, his pets. He has several rare MOTHS and has them TRAINED. Yes he trained domestic INSECTS. A real bond villain
What a legend
and a squirrel
5:22 I like how even Styro has limits which scare him.
The guy's built a IR blinding gun, which can blind you without you even seeing it and yet there's still other people that scare him.
I know right. Zilipoper looks ABSOLUTELY crazy
Styropyro wore a modified motorcycle helmet for his scary IR laser.
It's one thing to do something dangerous yourself and mostly control the situation, and another to watch somebody else doing something dangerous and probably doing his safety off screen
"i fear no man, but that thing.....scares me"
I feel like Drake's scared for Zillipoper's safety.
The idea that Styro does what he does because he's bored is both hilarious and terrifying
It is common; I also like fire and electricity. I used to pour gasoline on stuff and light it on fire when I was 10 years old. Me and my friend had pool noodles and dipped them in gas and lit them on fire and used them as weapons against each other. They were flinging the noodle material around as if it were napalm, just sticking to stuff while it was on fire
"today i was bored on the couch on a saturday, so i reanimated a dead corpse to see what happens"
5 minutes later
"pretty cool right?"
@@pyropulseIXXI Spoken like a proper little arsonist :) I blew up black powder, removed my eye lashes and eyebrows, that was fun to explain.
@@kevint2555 Yeah, we also made bombs, and piccolo pete bombs just by wrapping them in electrical tape a few times and hammering them with a sledge hammer.
They would explode pretty loud and we had a stash of 50 and would lite them and toss them over fences during 4th of July parties and here BOOM, then a bunch of girls screaming
if You hammered near the fuze just right, it would turn into a 'rocket' propelled pete and then explode; we learned that by accident when one shot off super quick and then exploded 15m away
We also emptied the powder from 100 piccolo pete's and I put it in a plastic baggy that was secured inside a extremely sturdy bottle and I spliced 4 fuses together.
When that sucker went off, it not only set off car alarms in the entire neighborhood and blasted our ears, but it also temporarily blinded us via a flashbang effect
Love the shout out to bigclive, his channel is a goldmine of great electronics content, and misinformation fighting.
He is a legend 💪 thanks for the support
i love how this guy goes from reacting to just pure enjoyment of watching StyroPyro do this thing
It truly is a beautiful video
@@thinklistwhen yall electricians laughed im terrified. I dont fully understand explosives and electricity. Great vid
It was mostly just blank staring as the video played. Pretty pedantic.
I remember seeing a comment on the original video that suggested the weird colors to be caused by second level ionization. As in, it was ionizing the valence electrons AND the electrons in the shell below. That would explain why the magnesium had a striking red that looks a lot like lithium, or a green and violet that looks like ionized carbon and nitrogen respectively.
That is super interesting concept. Do you remember if they mention anything about all 3 shells 🐚
Well the color of light depends on the ionization energy so looking up the shell energy levels would provide info.
So basically at the end of it it's just a ball of protons?
@@Pteromandiasaren’t we all?
@@Pteromandias Don't forget the neutrons. We still need a bit more temperature from that circuit so that we can get the electroweak force to manifest and do wacky stuff to the atomic nucleus as well.
ya once you see Styropyro your hooked.
true lol
So true
I still haven't figured out how on Earth Styropyro hasn't met an untimely demise yet. I'd be a quadriplegic if I tried even a tenth of the stunts he does :/
🤣 he is truly a crazy dude
Because he is brilliant.
Because he knows what he’s doing.
I mean... have you ever seen Electroboom? They know how to do it right and safe enough
@@lordofrims Usually. Electroboom did almost genuinely kill himself once... His jacob's ladder fell over which wasn't supposed to happen and he reacted by grabbing it with both hands which was the thing he least should have done (literally the one thing that could kill him, because it puts the electricity from one hand to the other through his chest). He managed to short the electrodes together before any damage was done.
If styropyro says that another guy is crazy, watch them both!
It is a good thing that StyroPyro and PhotonicInduction are separated by an ocean. Those two working together in the lab would require me to head to the underground bunker and seal the door. Holy Mary Mother of God, Pray For Us Sinners Now.... You get the idea.
I put on a hard hat and PPE just to watch Styropyro videos!
@@KlodFather photon is really good with old tubes and valves, styropyro is better at modern technologies. It's gonna be really cool.
@@dylanchen if both of them take safety precautions seriously I would like to see them collab with each other in person. The results would be phenomenal 😊
There is actually a very good reason you've never seen that circuit, and it's the same reason all of Styro's vacuum tubes are Soviet surplus - the only scientists experimenting with the concept were Soviet. The West simply wasn't looking at it.
Styro is a scientist *sorely* in need of an Igor.
GE was experimenting with RF flames in the early 1900s
Then... Ah, what was the concept they were researching?
@@eXMytheral uuhhh...I'll have to rewatch the video first. I'll get back to you.
@@eXMytheral One plausible Option is some sort of radar like the famous Duga radar, those could easily reach a transmission power of 10MW. Also fits the timeframe
That style tube very common in commercial broadcast transmitters
Styropyro is amazing - not only for his understanding and creativity in his projects and experiments, but also his sense of humour.
"there's zilipoper who's videos actually scare me" coming from styropyro that's actually a horrifying thought
I think styropyro won’t ever be scared of heavy hardcore equipments, but more so of people who don’t follow safety precautions and become a danger to themselves and others around them.
In a few millennia, archeologists will have trouble trying to understand why there's residues of so many different metals and materials on Styro's dig site.
if styro uploaded more this guy would be king of all of chem/physics/bio TH-cam, but hes a true mad scientist in the woods, and we should not pressure him and let him cook. Hes easily someone that could go either way of creating something for the benefit of mankind, or ruining mankind, just let him cook.
The last word ever said by humanity will be Styropyro saying 'Oops'! :D :D
You adding the other channels that styropyro mentions as inspiration really touched me. I was coming here to the comments to recommend you do reaction videos from their channels and to see you already recommending them to others was a class act my guy.
I appreciate that mate.
styropyro is the only person on YT who you should absolutely believe when he says "if you do this you will die"
I LOVE YOUR EXPLINATIONS FOR STYROPYROS EXPLINATIONNNSS !!!!
The thing that i really like about Styropyro is that he does electrics as shown in the video but he also messes with insane chemistry, he even got the FBI or something at his house as he said in his most recent vid.
If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say that due to the extremely high temperatures in that plasma, the carbon electrode was chemically reacting with the magnesium to momentarily create molecules of some weird carbon/magnesium alloy that gave those colours. I'd guess that the different concentrations of carbon to magnesium in these alloys would be creating different colours as the plasma almost instantly vapourizes it again? Idk, just my thoughts
That was just pure magnesium ribbon being burned, no carbon. My guess is that something funky is going on with the outer electron shell perhaps gaining or removing an electron and then burning in the air causing a color shift, but I don't really know crap about this stuff, just some slightly educated guesses.
According to one of the commenters in styro's video, for both the zinc and magnesium, it's likely that the plasma is so energetic that it is ripping off the upper electrons from the zinc or magnesium atoms and exciting the lower orbitals.
Essentially, the plasma is performing alchemy it's so damn powerful.
@@kaybe9793 not quite, since alchemy would require actually modifying the nucleus. It's still pretty crazy stuff though.
Not bad thoughts 💭 at all 🤔
This is crazy… if true 😆
@ThinkList - The skin effect is exactly how you described and as the frequency increases the conducted power moves toward the outside of the conductor. The transmission outputs of large multi kilowatt transmitters is made up of large copper pipes used for water and plumbing. We used to buy copper pipe and weld/solder/braze them together with insulators inside and pressurize them so that they would not arc over. Many times we would silver plate them and pressurize them to near 100PSI in order to keep the arcing down. If RF arcs, the resulting plasma ball from the copper and/or silver or other metals will deposit on your face, eyes, hands, lungs etc and it comes at you like an explosion. It is very dangerous stuff. Another way to conduct high frequency electricity is a wave guide which actually works very well. The theory behind all this is well documented but keep in mind this kind of electrical/electronic work is 50% witchcraft and 50% science. 😎👍
6:18 I’m actually happy you mentioned this, because I would never have known about that without the interview. I just wish there was a link in the description to that specific video not just the channel.
It's called "skin effect" meaning that if you touch that device you will no longer have skin.
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You remind me of when I was your age trying to burn the house down with my tesla coil, you just have much better toys than I could get. You are crazy smart and I love your experiments; your sense of humor makes it all the better. Stay alive and keep posting. Cheers!
Your reactions to this kid's experiments...just priceless! I love it!
For your information styro is at least 29, he said this in a safety third podcast that was over a year ago but I don't know what his birthday is so he could be 30 or 31
You are hands down one of if not the best "reacter" ever. Your enjoyment is infectious.
That's a mean arc!
Man, Styropyro always delivers in the instant-death-device department.
He is a crazy dude
The steel wool is especially complicated because you can light it with a 9 volt battery. Yeah, those double-sided ones that you can shock yourself with if you lick the end, if you touch both connections to the metal, it's actually iron, which heats up quickly and reacts with the surrounding air and natural conductivity to send that energy, and therefore heat, across the whole thing because it forms a circuit.
Styro is in a class all his own and I love his humor. Watching you react to his videos is even more amusing
I don't understand electricity at all, but I have been quite horribly electrocuted twice and this stuff really scares the crap out of me. Pure wizardry.
you should learn about it so you don't get electrocuted again !
The interview of the guy who was electrocuted by a microwave transformer is insane. It's a miracle that guy is alive. After watching that interview I'm glad my wife talked me out of trying wood fractal burning. I'm not well versed in high voltage. I only know enough to get myself hurt or worse so I'm glad I got rid of my high voltage transformers.
The full interview talking about his injuries in seal team 6/DevGru is crazy, poor guy's shoulders have been through the wringer!
Dude was an ex Navy SEAL and used his training to keep his heart beating. Doctor said he should've been dead from rhabdo.
@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 yeah my jaw was on the floor listening to what that high voltage did to his body.
I'm sorry but when there's somebody that even styropyro is actually scared of. That terrifying.
I fucking love the way styrpyro hooked up the lightbulb as if he was going to age old trope and the just smashes it
I love it when he says" now I know what you're thinking..."
3:46 I love the ad for the adblocker lmao
Chat gpt:Okay kiddo, you know how when you pour syrup on a pancake, it doesn't go everywhere at once? Instead, it kind of spreads out slowly from where you poured it?
Well, something similar happens with electricity when it travels through a wire. If the electricity is moving really fast, it doesn't spread out evenly across the whole wire. Instead, it tends to stay towards the outside of the wire, kind of like the syrup staying on top of the pancake.
This is called the "skin effect" because it's like the electricity is sticking to the skin of the wire. It happens because the electricity creates a magnetic field as it moves, and that magnetic field pushes the electricity to the outside of the wire.
So, if you're ever playing with wires or learning about electricity, remember the skin effect and think about how the electricity is like syrup on a pancake!
Yes!! I've been waiting for this one!!
All this is so far over my head but I still find it fascinating.
Never occurred to me how vibrant all those machines in the frankenstein movies would have been if shot in color. 😆
I always let out a sigh of relief seeing styropyro's video on my feed
He is so much fun
@@thinklist I think the point was that if he uploads videos then he's alive
Styropryo's content is terrifying already. That makes it even more crazy to hear there's someone who even he is afraid of!
Some of the electronics videos of "kreosan" are quite insane. 100 kW heater, literally a thick steel wire shorted across the breakers.
How did you not laugh when Styro said, "...then I had an idea!" and smashed the light bulb?? Hilarious!!
I think it's correct. As I understand it the HF creates eddy currents inside the wire which restricts electron flow to the walls of the conductor and thus incresing the resistance.
Oh, interesting 🧐
I can literally see in your eyes the absolute terror your safety guideline side is feeling screaming OSHA! OSHA! OSHA! Lol
i love these reacting videos keep it up man😀👍
Thanks so much for the support mate 💪
Been waiting all week for this
You know when styropyro says "his videos actually scare me" that some truly unhinged shit is happening in them
7:47 the amount of excitement made me smile
If I could ever have a teacher for electronics, it’d definitely be styropyro!
Styropyro is like the Lex Luther of plasma energy research. Just like Jay (Plasma Channel) is the Thore, under the influence of *something* wierd.
😆 so true
@@thinklist I should've have said Styropyro & Jay are the Lex Luther & Thore of plasma abilities🤣.
9:34 Styropyro be like: It also makes a fun little sparkler for 4th for July
my mans sees death and shouts "YES!" before "what the hell?"
When you burnt the magnesium it was changing colors.. therefore the frequency of the light had to be changing.. is the magnetic flux frequency ,density or magnitude change in as well
"Now I know what you're thinking... I wonder what would happen if I [insert the last thing I'm thinking]" 🤣
His intros always give Animatronic LOL barely blinking
I was so fascinated. The end cut almost ruined my pants =D
He also upgraded his faraday cage for that project, his air turned poisonous as well ..
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I love when reaction people have the relevant background knowledge to realize just how incredibly scary this stuff is
I love the fact that he's learning something from this as an electrician himself.
Believe it or not most universities don't touch on whatever the f*** kind of monstrosity was created in that video. The only practical use case for that thing is as a broad-spectrum radio jammer, but there are likely much cheaper solutions that will be far more effective and also not a potential insta-kill for literally anybody who touches it.
That Shawn Ryan podcast is an amazing watch!
༼༽ An answer to magnesium light:
Look at Mg spectral emissions, at different frequencies/ temps you activate different spectral electron energies; as they absorb energy then emit photon before returning to non-emission energy
E≈hf
Remember just like 20 years ago when we saw movies like Back To The Future and the whole premise of a random single dude creating super high voltage inventions was insane and implausible? And now we live in a world where "steampunk" gadgets are being built from literally garage scrap on youtube.
What a wonderful world. Reminds me of District 9 where the aliens built a spaceship out of junk, lol.
Styro is a hero. I have done a few of his things on my own in the past and had a lot of fun.(most before i ever saw him i have always had an affinity with electricity) But, Like he says in every video (paraphrased) if you don't know what your doing and do not respect these devices THEY WILL KILL YOU.
How awesome you have been recreating his projects. Indeed, so many of his projects are super dangerous
@@thinklist Some. There are others i would love to try but because of safety concerns (i have kids) it's better to leave those to Styro. But, who knows what the future holds they will eventually grow up and go off on their own.😅
Also, big scary laser, do not look in beam with remaining eye
@@matthewday7565 😆 remaining eye
man my guy is stunned me too.
8:01 that "YES" is so funny-
HAH! Your face watching this video was exactly my face watching this video!
Styropyro has the mad scientist pass, cuz he’s legit a genius. One of the smartest TH-camrs easily. And as entertaining as his videos are, he knows and follows all safety protocols and takes them seriously
Underrated channel, I’m looking forward to watching it grow. Keep up the great work
LEGEND 💪
the "whoa that's dangerous" reactions are like someone yelling "wow that's funny" at a comedy show.
Think about a tank circuit. The higher the frequency the smaller the coil. If you think about the cross section of a wire as a bunch of shorted turns stacked together into a tube, it's easy to see that the skin effect is just the outside of the wire acting like a resonant coil. I'm sure you understand 3 phase and possibly six phase, but at high frequencies the "loop" that is the skin of a conductor is basically infinite phases with all conductors touching.
Hmm 🧐 might need to research that one
11:50 No surprise there with the graphite rods ... that's how old (REALLY OLD) movie projectors used to generate light bright enough to project to a screen 30+ meters away and still be visible. My home town still had two of those projectors back in the early eighties and I got to help the projectionist on occasion with keeping the electrodes the correct distance apart so it had enough light without moving them too close and generating enough heat to melt the film. (There was a lens from welders glassed with score marks that showed where the tips were at any point and you just moved them a bit closer when it reached a certain distance apart.
His videos are always great. He does some pretty crazy stuff.
I have one of those giant triodes in the garage somewhere. Was my grandfather's. Such a cool object to look at.bused to be our doorstop
They are beautiful. Kinda look like a giant LED
Styro Pyro is a living hero. The man, the myth, the legend.
The plasma fluctuates so quickly in temperature that it oxidizes super fast on the magnesium, the oxide then cools the oxide then burns through it as a green flame.
Stuff made here's engineering always impressed me way more but styropyro just has that crackhead energy
Damn, TH-cam has really picked up its game recently and has been recommending some awesome new(er) channels this month. A rare, pleasant change. _subbed_
Really appreciate the support mate
I worked on transmitters using the valves at 4:08 - they need 1kW for the HEATER alone (and the cathode is thoriated - slightly radioactive - in order to enhance electron emission)
I love that as an electrician, you probably still only understand 10% of this kind of stuff
😆 my puny brain was definitely melting
I’d love to see you react to more of his videos. I think I’d fun to watch.
i feel like sparklers were as much a part of your childhood as they were mine, i just love em, played with them when i was a kid, made sparkler bombs out of them as a teenager, and now im watching tesla sparklers. cheers mate
Styropyro is truly the definition of a modern mad scientist. He knows his ideas are insane and he loves *EVERY SECOND OF IT,* whilst also respecting some amount of safety, as he very well knows how the insane stuff he's working with works.
Thats so amzing!!!, i really love your video
Thanks for the support mate
Danger! Danger! HIGH VOLTAGE!
Styropyro is right there with electroboom and even rednile xD The dude is a legend.
The Shawn Ryan show is the best podcast out there, and DJ Shipley (the guy who got electrocuted, former seal team 6/DevGru) is a beast of a man!
It’s was a great interview
Man I love PS, he's a true comedian. His style is so well thought out.
Good lord styro is really the mad scientist
Ive used eldritch blast alot in bg3 but not once did i think id see it in real life 😂😂
One important thing about the skin effect is that it is not only determined by frequency. It is caused by eddy currents that oppose the flow in the interior of the material. That effect is much bigger in a material with low resistivity and high permeability and it makes the skin depth thinner. You can simultaneously have very pronounced skin effect in iron and very little skin effect in say, your arm.
I found it shocking how young he looked when I checked his age on his website, he's 30 years old now.
Styropyro is the gold standard of video tutorials
im subbing this is a banger vid!
Sam Barros is another old-school that goes to his level, but mostly with c chemistry and explosives
What's interesting is radiation has a similar effect to the skin effect in which the thickness of a target and the frequency determines how much of the potential radiation is actually absorbed as well as the resistance as the vast majority of radiation is released as the particle stops.
I knew what was coming when he said "Alright this one's for science!" with his hand out and the lighter in the other one