COULD IGNI EXIST? - The Witcher Science

[@Nitz]

Holy fucking shit, the production of this is insane.

[@Crownsnek]

Jeralt of rivia

[@FlyingJetpack1]

One notable example will be cornstarch. if it's bunched, it won't even catch a flame when you use a flamethrower on it. But as soon as you disperse the powder in the air, even the smallest of flames can ignite almost all the startch. A lot of youtubers have showed this in action. One notable example will be the slow-mo guys, They did the fire breath trick in slow motiong with starch.

[@Linguini1996]

Nice video Mike. I love that I can finally watch KZbin videos in 60fps on my phone. Makes your videos look even better than before. Keep up the great work!

[@HowToGains]

Another brilliant video as always Mike, you've got an amazing scientific mind. Not to mention the level of quality in the videos to accompany that :)

[@HaloFollower-Ron]

Great video Mike!

[@OnyxConflict]

HaloFollower Now just wait for HaloFollower to re-upload it onto their channel.

[@OnyxConflict]

***** OK, it just that I am subscribed to you both, so it's a bit annoying seeing the video pop up twice.

[@shawntrapp8054]

MrHaloWho

[@OnyxConflict]

shawn trapp Yes?

[@shred4deth891]

Oh my god this is why your KZbin channel is so original and epic!! Could you maybe do Aard next as that is my favourite!!!

[@metanumia]

Great hypothesis you have on Igni being made possible by the throwing of a powderized fuel such as aluminum onto someone, something, or into the air and being ignited. I have seen that powdered aluminum ignited quite easily after it was kicked into the air accidentally, near a lit outdoor candle on a stick. All it would take is a sleight-of-hand trick or "magic" trick-style flick of the wrists, in one gloved hand a small easily-broken bag of aluminum powder, the other hand would be used to light a spark, possibly with a snap of the fingers if the finger pads of the glove had a square of flint and and a square of steel on the pointer finger and thumb surfaces. It could work! Although, years of practice would be necessary.

[@jacobwilliams5383]

Maybe you could do a video on the science behind the potions, decoctions, oils, and bombs. There's a lot of different content in this so I think it's something you should consider doing

[@UsRUncharted]

Do more of this! Really cool stuff

[@CEOAirsoft]

Do what ever you want to do next Mike it's your channel. I'm sure people will enjoy your videos no matter what you do because you always create high quality videos.

[@fluffy233]

nice video mike, as always you've overdone yourself. :D

[@Akashi-js6rx]

Igni sign looks like Abstergo

[@Poleftaiger]

Great video. It's nice to see how nice are games I can't play.

[@Poleftaiger]

Good

[@OnyxConflict]

Am I the only one who thought the title said "The Science of IGN!"?

[@HalcyonVoid]

The fuel source would be the target itself.

[@nicholasfotou2980]

what is that whistling music. i have heard it everywhere and cant find its name

[@carsonjustcarson]

cool video mike! I love the editing but.... there isn't science behind igni. This game takes place in a fantasy setting and igni is just plain magic no matter how you spin it and magic is common throughout the witcher universe. (also its not Jeralt its Geralt - pronounced Gaer-alt)

[@xcosmicsanta]

Science of. Fus roh dah

[@xcosmicsanta]

ah dang it

[@bokkenknuser]

Give me moar plz! :)

[@Anderson_S17]

Jer-alt