Could this be the next best battery replacement?

[@darkhorseman8263]

Used to prospect with my father, and found heaps of this stuff in Tasmania.

[@Wrutschgeluck]

nice, you found radioactive material, congrats.

[@Xeno_Bardock]

If you stick a bismuth to a pole of strong magnet, it produces small amount of heat with zero input. Theoria Apophasis has video on it.

[@Wrutschgeluck]

its called radio activity xD

[@MatthewM575]

I have been making bismuth crystals for over 10 years now. Its an amazing metal.

[@curiodyssey3867]

Did he mention it's nontoxic?

[@knrz2562]

It's very reactive with other elements oxygen alone gives it the colors It's toxic in high amounts

[@andresouza2314]

Yeah, but forgot to say that bismuth can be weakly radioactive in cristal form

[@Wrutschgeluck]

@@andresouza2314 yes, so funny. everyone should de-subscribe to him and tell youtube not to show other videos from him because of so poorly investigated videos!

[@curiodyssey3867]

Mentions hall effect Shows clip of superconducting levitation ...ok

[@knrz2562]

😂

[@Wrutschgeluck]

he even show a radioactive element and tells us its non-toxic :D

[@knrz2562]

Bismuth-aluminum alloy Al-li Bismuth-tungsten

[@Wrutschgeluck]

what did you mean?

[@DietDazzle896]

I know is metamaterial from ufo , or free energy device

[@knrz2562]

@@DietDazzle896 Yesz?!’Super💪🏼alloy

[@DietDazzle896]

@@knrz2562 or u can make cold fusion from tungsten and bismuth but VERY EFICIENT

[@DietDazzle896]

U can ask with alien scientist or Bob greener to building IS EASY BRO

[@pedromigueljorgeoliveira319]

great video!!!

[@Wrutschgeluck]

if you like fakenews, you should comment like this, yes. try to learn something and ask questions. bismuth is radioactive.

[@theHUMANAUT1]

Bismuth?

[@Life_42]

Alien metal!

[@joaogabreil2]

lesgoo you're the human!

[@Wrutschgeluck]

and youre exposed to radiation if you belive him.

[@Wrutschgeluck]

LOL you say non toxic battery but you show BISMUTH which is *RADIOACTIVE*

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Everything after iron is theoretically radioactive too.

[@SonarTheBat]

It's technically radioactive, but not enough to be harmful. You're more likey to get radiation damage from the sun.

[@Wrutschgeluck]

"theoretical", "technical" can we all agree that a element is radioactive OR not and nothing else in between, please? With radioactive substances it always depends on how long and how much of the substances you are getting conterminated. But that's not the point here. My point is and was that this "no toxic" battery is still radio active which is not better than a "toxic" battery. I think it's even worse because you get only the toxic out of the battery if you open it. The radioactivity you will get always. Just imagine to use this in headphones...

[@blackturbine]

​@@Wrutschgeluckby your logic we should stay away from bananas as they have trace amounts of radioactive potassium, we should stay away from water, from sun from flying and so on.. In theory almost everything is radioactive but you need to look into what that radiation is and how much of it it's producing. Bismuth is radioactive but it's so little radioactive that you are receiving more radiation from just air around you. Even mire Intresting is bizmuth is used as radiation shielding so with bismuth battery in your headphones you are technically receiving less radiation.