What If You Put Nokia 3310 Inside of a Particle Accelerator? Real Test!

What will happen if you put Nokia 3310 inside of a particle accelerator? Or pickle? And will aluminium foil hat protect you from the beam in case you put your head inside of particle accelerator. We are going to use 10MeV particle accelerator located in University of Helsinki to find out!
Link to Samu's science channel for more science stuff / @samuntiedekanava

[@Beyondthepress]

I just realized that I forgot to show the impact point on the phone at the video. But there was small brownish point with diameter of maybe 3mm so not much to see. I will ad that to next video so you can also see it.

[@KiroChisa]

I have to say this is one of the best channels on KZbin and that's saying something not dissing your other channel or anything.

[@troyw5832]

Uranium rod comments on warp engine.

[@RobertSzasz]

How bright is the source? 5Mev says how much power a single particle has but doesn't say anything about the total beam power.

[@gavinhirt6994]

It's not styropryo they where not high watt laser's he can fry your happy ass

[@Beyondthepress]

@@RobertSzasz About 500mw

[@DirtyPlumbus]

2000: cellphone gives human cancer 2020: human gives cellphone cancer Lol

[@oddis188]

I was just about to come comment that it's fun to think back in time when people were afraid that the mobile phones would radiate and now for the first time there would be a phone that would actually radiate some. But still not too dangerous

[@TheSphongleface]

@@oddis188 People still think that cellphones give them cancer.

[@brushbros]

@@TheSphongleface Cellphones give people idiocy. hahaha

[@s.sradon9782]

@@TheSphongleface my physics teacher does and she has a PhD in physics. this is why school is a joke.

[@martinoriz7524]

@@s.sradon9782 What does she base her thoughts on? You mean she "thinks" it can give her cancer, but can she demonstrate it?

[@drewcipher896]

This was WAY beyond the press.

[@Molb0rg]

this is awesome - since into the masses - science advertisement

[@09corvettezr1]

Hello and welcome to the particle accelerator channel

[@sysghost]

Now we need to see some hydraulic pressed particles. Pancake those nasty particles! They're extremely dangerous and therefore we need to deal with them.

[@davidpearce3663]

Lol

[@timomastosalo]

Particularily beyond the press

[@joeeyaura]

don't try this at home with your own particle accelerator

[@philipwebb960]

Don't worry: I'm going next door and use the neighbor's.

[@ChimeraChemLab]

Ahah

[@tonyhinders4429]

Awwwww alright.

[@dan2800]

We are selling particle accelerator for 1$

[@leviathanqueen3780]

Ah yes my micro particle accelerator that I keep on my shelf

[@eruiluvatar236]

You made a black hole inside of the Nokia 3310 but of course it will be safely contained for all eternity by the phone.

[@haroldwright9073]

It's pocket sized

[@cozu631]

That's the comment I was looking for 😭😭

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

As long as you don't beat top level on Snake. Then the world explodes...

[@harken6895]

420 like, nice

[@alexeyvolin4263]

And then they made a pickle radioactive, this is the funniest shit I've ever seen!

[@jamess1787]

I think "salty Q-cumber" is a direct Finnish translation.... Hah. PICKLE IT IS!

[@JoveRogers97]

"Salty koo-koomber"

[@Samuntiedekanava]

It became pretty hot, in the radioactive sense. Perhaps the coolest thing I ever measured with a Geiger counter!

[@Samuntiedekanava]

@@jamess1787, salty KUUkumber here in HELL-sinki! :-)

[@horsefeed]

lmao nobody's getting the reference

[@Osmosium2507]

if this channel has taught me one thing more than anything else, it is how to count backwards in Finnish

[@joeomundson]

But is it "cocks, ooks" or "cocksi, ooksi"?

[@MPnoir]

@@joeomundson kolme, kaksi, yksi

[@akilaaksovirta5146]

@@joeomundson the latter one is more formal than the former one, otherwise they are the same.

[@Samuntiedekanava]

What a great skill! :-)

[@ristusnotta1653]

@@joeomundson wow that was just horrible 😂😂

[@bobafruti]

The most impressive thing is the belt generating static electricity... It’s like going into a power plant and finding out that they’re really just running giant hamsters on giant hamster wheels.

[@rkirke1]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_de_Graaff_generator

[@KiroChisa]

Giant hamsters now that's a terrifying thought

[@98erics]

@@KiroChisa I think that was a movie on the SyFy channel.

[@isamusherman5731]

Thats not that far from the truth. All power plants (except photo voltaic) are essentially just turning a giant wheel.

[@davidhomer78]

I am retired from a Nuclear power plant and we did not use hamsters. We used trained squirrels. We tried managers but they aren't really good for much.

[@Razgard]

Lauri a few years ago: "Hey, Anni, let's mess around with the old hydraulic press on the KZbin". Lauri nowadays: "Hey, Anni, let's mess around with a freaking particle accelerator on the KZbin":

[@flowerofash4439]

3015 immortal Lauri : what if we nuke a Black hole

[@umar7151]

Need to stroke it then it accelerate so fckg fast!

[@UNSCPILOT]

Honestly I find the level of escalation with this channel hilarious and awesome

[@Ranger_Kevin]

"We made world's first radioaktive Nokia" great - so now the battery lasts even longer? xD

[@Samuntiedekanava]

Yes, you can send it to Mars and call the little green men. :-)

[@PeterOekvist]

@@Samuntiedekanava Or just go there and meet them... And call home about it.

[@Samuntiedekanava]

Peter Ökvist even better.

[@MikeLitoris66]

Better not drop it or you'll blow up a block or two

[@menmanamikaze1830]

@@MikeLitoris66more like a planet and a moon

[@ArmandKarlsen]

Gotta say, that radiation warning siren is pretty scary-sounding, but then I suppose that's the whole point.

[@markfergerson2145]

It's for those dumb enough to be in there when the accelerator's running- but there don't seem to be any dummies there!

[@jjohnston94]

I want that as my ringtone, because in either case it means the same thing.

[@jerotoro2021]

You could say it's quite... alarming 😎

[@jebba3132]

I was scared by it and im at home

[@timomastosalo]

@@jerotoro2021 I'd say fully alarming

[@kamilthegreat2834]

Legend has it that those two bars of battery life are still from the original charge from the factory.

[@ebanksstudios]

Me: About to go to bed KZbin: What If You Put Nokia 3310 Inside of a Particle Accelerator Me: Okay, one more vid

[@darthfate2139]

milion dolar accelerator used to transmute cucumber in to iron,.... I like it,... :D

[@spankthemonkey3437]

Darth Fate this is how pickle Rick was created

[@Ahto42]

Tax payer money well spent (Y)

[@phoephoe795]

Put an apple in there to make 'Large Hadron Cider' or a fillet steak in hope of discovering the Higgs Bovine...

[@devrim-oguz]

Are you a dad? Because this is the most dad-ish joke I've ever heard.

[@daisuki9296]

😑😑😑

[@pnkflyd66]

Ketchup on a beef patty = Heinz and Burger uncertainty principle

[@iZePlayz]

1970: In 50 years we will have flying cars 2020: We are abusing particle accelorators to shot particles at cumcumbers

[@vidakk]

Particle accelerator five million (eV).

[@HughMungoose]

Things that will survive the nuclear apocalypse: Cockroaches, glitter, Nokia 3310. So I guess eventually the cockroaches will evolve and will all be talking on their 3310's looking fabulous.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

You forgot the Twinkies...

[@JoeJ-8282]

This was a quite hilarious video!... You guys used what's probably a multi million dollar particle accelerator to make a radioactive pickle! LMAO!

[@wesdenham282]

You should have CALLED the phone while it was being blasted!

[@RyanGribble]

No sim card

[@Zuudo]

Steins;Gate (2009)

[@ikitclaw7146]

that room is prolly heavily shielded and my 3310 always had a shit signal lol

[@LuminousSpace]

@@Zuudo goo banana and multiple death el psy congroo

[@alan-nova363]

Bro I think it would’ve blow up

[@WoodworkerDon]

I need that Radiation Warning sound for my ringtone. ☎️

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

You can have it from the university as they don't use it anymore, the Nokia ring signal have greater impact as a warning for heavy stuff happening... ⚠️😁

[@Zenovarse]

Geiger counter sound is cool

[@baconatordoom]

My restroom needs a radiation alarm like that after I eat Mexican food.

[@fie1329]

hehehe, nice xD

[@brandonumagat]

😂😂😂

[@PseudoLlama]

Taco Bell is not Mexican

[@datadavis]

Wonder if all mexico has them🤔

[@frankthetank1485]

It is called a klaxon horn.

[@timwing4379]

I would like to sing an ode to the Nokia 3310. I carried one as my "source phone" (long story) on my second deployment to Iraq. That phone got dropped, dunked in shit canals, and even blown up on one occasion, and it never died. The worst that ever happened was i had to let it dry out a couple of times, after which it worked just fine. These were absolutely indestructible. I'm frankly surprised it didn't break the particle accelerator. Anyway, long time fan of the channel, and of Finland in general! Keep up the great content!!!

[@jimsvideos7201]

Big shout out to the University for their help in this vital screwing ar- science. /Science/.

[@technicallydifficulties7094]

They recorded it, so it's science.

[@ShineHatfield]

@@technicallydifficulties7094 Absolutely. If it's recorded, it's either for science or the 'gram!

[@Molb0rg]

yes, actually for real. It needs more labs to demonstrate their sh.. stuff, it can be quite interesting even if it isn't accelerator. Here they should have been wandered more around if it is allowed - static generator it total beast as a machine the stuff there is real tech porn so.

[@grantwiseman1839]

“Salty cucumber” is now the only way I will refer to pickles.

[@ZevVeli]

My teacher in Elementary School: Mad scientist isn't a viable career path! Beyond the Press Channel: Exists.

[@Molb0rg]

+1

[@HerbieHerbHerb]

Radioactive Pickle 5,000,000! Pretty Good!

[@irdmoose]

This should be re-titled: How to Tickle Your Pickle With SCIENCE!

[@egbertkuijpers1387]

...and then they accidentally discovered a new element called Nokium...😁

[@kaiying74]

I spent a lot of time in Helsinki working with Sonera back in the day, featuring Nokia mobile phones heavily. Their indestructability is legendary.

[@rnedisc]

One day you're folding a piece of paper more than 7 times. Next you're putting a pickle in a particle accelerator. I love you guys.

[@disturb3df4n]

Dude managed to literally play with a particle accelerator. That's bad ass

[@irontusk5027]

Oh my goodness he wasn't okay with just smashing things with a press, he is now smashing atoms. That's pretty damn metal of you

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Well then, I don't know much about the topic but I can say that 7:20 Pickle Rick made a cameo

[@thewisewolf8483]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache Ah nice to see you are here too *Tips hat*

[@julian3bk]

* "Salty Coocoombear" Rick

[@KAINARTZ]

damn this Samu guy looks like such a cheerful dude

[@Samuntiedekanava]

I just love science so much. And refreshing radiation!

[@KAINARTZ]

ur awesome !!

[@WoodworkerDon]

@@Samuntiedekanava and thanks for making Science fun for the kids too. Your videos are fun and educational. Kiitos. 👍

[@EeekiE]

If I had a science teacher like him as a kid I’d have fallen in love with the subject much sooner

[@KAINARTZ]

@@EeekiE yes my thoughts exactly ... tho I love science ... I'm just not good at it

[@xBlackThoughts]

"Nokium"........that made my Day.... XDDD

[@PrimeVirtualReality]

And then, they put a pickle into a particle accelerator and turned it into pickle rick, funniest shit i've ever seen!

[@theolk6726]

No its a "salty cucumber"

[@i.i.iiii.i.i]

@@theolk6726 Ok, then they put a salty cucumber into a particle accelerator and turn in into Salty Cucumber Rick.

[@generaldegaulle211]

6:45 I think it's time to pop a RadAway.

[@ile84]

I think they took Rad-X before they went inside to explore the building and do the quest they were given, they are professionals after all. :D

[@jarskil8862]

Rad-X' irl equvalent would be Iodine pills. If you get radioactive Iodine in your body, Iodine pills will first "Fill" your body's need for Iodine, so radioative Iodine gets removed throught piss. Otherwise you might get Radioative Iodine stuck in you forever. For Rad-away I cant think any irl thing. Cause absorbed radiation is abosrbed radiation. Effect cant be undone.

[@ShaLun42]

@@jarskil8862 entolimod? recilisib? cysteine? amifostine? tempol?

[@sharkinahat]

That's a proper mad scientist look. I approve.

[@thugasaurusrex6004]

Omg I love how genuinely excited the one guy is. He loves his job and you can tell. So wholesome

[@MonkeysRape]

My guy here living his best life. Mounting a pickle in the path of a particle accelerator. Both 7,and nearly 30 year old me are more than a little jealous my friend.

[@planecrazy2]

Crazy that the guy's foil hat (and maybe head too) kept glowing when the accelerator was off. Yipes.

[@nazar5219]

"and that can make some nasty radioactive stuff" Lauri -2020

[@Gamen4Bros]

7:17 he turned himself into a pickle. i swear, it's the funniest thing i've ever seen.

[@bubbajenkins123]

These particle accelerators are used to rapidly accelerate particles to overcome the Coulomb force to smash into subatomic particles and nuclei and even overcome the Strong force that binds nuclei together. By analyzing the outcome of the radiation that is emitted you can understand the actual nature of particles themselves

[@Danilo85868]

Thanks, kind sir!

[@leopoldo3884]

yes

[@andrewc9790]

Thanks Wikipedia

[@WoodworkerDon]

Bubba, I thought YOU were the Strong force. SISU!!!

[@Xfishf00D]

Why though?

[@Coastal_Cruzer]

Samu looks like if the hippie and nerd stereotypes had a child that grew up to be really cool

[@Samuntiedekanava]

Music to my ears...or eyes...my metaphors are failing.

[@Tsopni]

Please crush coronavirus in hydraulic Press :)

[@shadowjfd]

They did that in a february video

[@Grabbagar670]

7:55 *I'M PICKLE RIIIICK!!!*

[@campsitesweden]

Samu seems to be a great guy, more videos with him! The hydraulic press by the way, seems to be more like straight forward than that accelerator monster! And that cucumber holder is like very proffesional!

[@oscarn-]

He has his own channel, Samun tiedekanava!

[@QuantumLeap83]

"Let's see how radioactive you're cucumber is" That's a brand new sentence

[@WoodworkerDon]

Samu (the long-haired Lauri) is very fun. He and Lauri are an entertaining science duo.

[@Samuntiedekanava]

Thank you! :-)

[@boodro2122]

This looks like a group of people that would be a ton of fun to hang out with! I can imagine all the laughs!

[@JamesBrown-oz5bl]

today we will crush the elephants foot, don't try this at home

[@ShineHatfield]

THE most underrated comment I've read so far 😂

[@steveradroach9101]

Didn't they get "rid" of the elephant foot?

[@ShineHatfield]

@@steveradroach9101 No. They completely sealed reactor 4 is a massive steel and concrete building though.

[@gubocci]

I'm calling PETA

[@steveradroach9101]

@@ShineHatfield Well,I should have thought of that because the elephant foot is one(if not the most)of the most toxic thing on Earth right?

[@blakemn123]

Finally, someone is doing the real science.

[@TomPauls007]

Hmmm - never saw a “heavy” pickle before!

[@kemi242]

That's how tough a Nokia 3310 is. It can survive a particle accelerator with just becoming slightly radioactive. :)

[@dogcarman]

Goddammit! Who put this couple in the same room as not just one but TWO mad scientists?!? Cucumber. We’re all very lucky that the world survived this.

[@homebody0089]

Try a 5110, now *THAT* was an indestructible phone. Awesome video as always. Please stay safe!

[@t.w.3]

Cool video. Amazing that the staff let you make radioactive stuff these days. :)

[@SmallBlogV8]

Samu has a 'mad scientist' look in his eyes. I like it.

[@RobertSzasz]

The foil will turn the beam into high energy photons as the beam slows. The plastic clay slows the beam less and generates fewer high energy photons, but gets activated by the beam.

[@elephantsarenuts5161]

Now that's a spicy pickle. Absolute pure genius.

[@xenonram]

You know things are getting serious when they reveal their salty kukumber.

[@mfx1]

This is what nuclear physicists do during the office Christmas party.

[@Snagglepuss1952]

Ultimate understatement.........using the term “quite simply” while explaining how a particle accelerator works

[@suokkos]

It depends on your target. You should be DIY your own accelettor for a minor cost (talking less 100€/£/$). But if you want to do medical equipment (extreme precision) or cutting edge science (extreme energy and precision) costs are much higher.

[@larryjacklin1683]

Holy moly, you guys are the best! Fun to watch these while being sick in the corona times.

[@SRreptile57]

Did u get it?

[@larryjacklin1683]

@@SRreptile57 I'm sick but cannot get tested because the testing capacity is not big enough in Finland.

[@claudetiffin]

Video quality on point 👍🏾

[@raymonddigiuseppe2953]

All the experiments look like a ton of fun this is probably one of my favorite channels to binge watch

[@stephenmitchell3569]

Hi! Been busy, old, and missed watching your videos! True gifts of fun and what will happen! Your wife, you, and friends are great lean fun and knowledge! Thank You for sharing and y'all hard work! From Buford Georgia, USA! Flu isn't got us yet..hope everyone there is healthy! The old guy..lol!👍😁

[@weedfreer]

Big up for the the Finish sciences guys...nuff respect for the loan of their machine :-)

[@Saxutin]

Fun to think that if someone digs up the onkalo at some point, they might found cucumber, nokia and playdoh there

[@csiga79]

I'm glad you didn't kill us all with the radioactive cucumber of death.

[@___Chris___]

Thanks for this funny video. Amazing people in Finland. I think I even saw a cucumber boson for a brief moment. On a more serious note, regarding how that thing works: doesn't the accelerator operate in a relative vaccum? If so: isn't air sucked in at the outlet and doesn't this cause all sorts of crazy collisions between the emitted particles and the air molecules even before the particles exit the device?

[@matthewvincent8971]

You're like the Swedish Chef of crazy science shit. "Weerden woooden proton pickle zappenn"

[@BillB23]

This is some of the best silliness I've seen in a long time. Thanks for the comic relief. Radioactive pickles indeed! rotflmao

[@laurentius11]

One of the funniest videos I've seen in a while. And I'm not sure why. Don't eat that pickle! It's radioactive.

[@vishva8kumara]

It is basically a gun that shoots hydrogen atoms (without its electron) at a very very high speed.

[@tahyang]

Radiation warning alarms are the most terrifying sound ever.

[@GrowingAnswers]

And there’s Adam Savage’s brother again...

[@justanotherfreakinchannel9069]

That purple anodized lab Jack tho! 😍😍

[@12201185234]

You got invited to play with a particle accelerator!? Just from taking videos of crushing random shit with a hydraulic press... I love this timeline... Well, except for the whole worldwide plague thing.

[@523jacek]

Building particle accelerator so you can shoot protons into cucumber, that is a money well spent :)

[@DanAtkinson918]

I remember in school they hooked up electricity to pass through a pickle and it glows/sparks.

[@eagleonefr]

It's all fun and games until the particle accelerator starts orbiting around the 3310

[@WoodworkerDon]

"pocket-sized" black hole. Samu - 2020. 💥😎👍

[@conradkenneth5216]

Chuck Norris called, he wants his phone back.

[@tiikoni8742]

4:53 Oh no! Battery is only half full. That's going to last less than week.

[@snotheadgaming2150]

This is beautiful, truly a master piece of human ingenuity

[@aerocap]

Samu seems to be a really good guy.

[@Samuntiedekanava]

I do try my best! :-)

[@aerocap]

@@Samuntiedekanava I'm very honored to receive a personal reply from you and I don't understand nothing in Finnish but I subscribed to your channel ☺️ Greetings from Switzerland, protect yourself.

[@melvin3509]

I like how open and friendly the scientists are

[@ponchowizard5182]

But can hydrolic press crush protons?

[@sylvainbebert3704]

Thank you for being there in these looong moments ! Greetings from France

[@elvispau1634]

Terve from Veneto Italy, stay safe!

[@daniT81]

It's the most senseless and most funny BTP-Video ever :D

[@heli1256]

That pickle will soon grow legs and teeth… Soon in Finnish news! new creature discovered in finland, terribly aggressive growls and howls. Appears to be radioactive and reproduces near nuclear power plants where it seems to thrive

[@Hankbob_Hillpants]

They made a radioactive pickle, funniest shit I’ve ever seen

[@jupiter604]

Samu the Quantum Viking : )

[@jr98jr98]

1975: we will have flying cars in 2020 2020: let us make a radioactive salted cucumber

[@NarfBLAST]

Nokium atoms!

[@woody442]

I really appreciate what you do and how you present it ❤️