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[@Tragedy-Tv]

The fact that the bom- experiment waited until he protected himself is very considerate

[@SammyAkk9000]

lol bro u toon funny

[@void4972]

That's what I said, 8 months before you

[@fedcab4360]

​@@void4972who gives a shit

[@DiabolicalNihilist]

@@void4972 Did he copy your comment from months ago? Sad.

[@popsiclereal]

4 replies??

[@ObeyCamp]

Great example of why you should set up safety gear immediately instead of "when I thought it was probably getting to the freezing point."

[@jorge5275]

Did he get hurt Was it that dangerous of an experiment?

[@qwertyasdf4081]

@@jorge5275he most certainly could have been hurt, and going overboard with safety isn’t usually a bad thing.

[@InNeedOfHead]

Probably might be the worst word as a scientist doing experiments

[@MadladMgeee]

How is this, a great example of "why" you should set up safety gear before hand? Nothing went wrong and no one was injured, so this isn't a good example of why you should do anything differently.

[@josshlegg8647]

@@MadladMgeee yeah, it really is a good example. He was only a few seconds from potential serious injury, the liquid nitrogen could have splashed and burned him, the steel pipe could have hit him. He only got the shield up a second in advance of the explosion, it could have happened earlier and he wouldnt have been prepared.

[@s3m1f64]

bro was basically two seconds away from getting killed by a pipe bomb

[@farpurple]

Pipe bomb made only with pipe and water

[@econojon]

That's exactly how police would have written it up too without taking into consideration any context.

[@yetanotherjohn]

WHAT CONTEXT??? @@econojon

[@PlubusDomis]

No, he was a second and a half away from death 💀

[@AutitsicDysexlia]

​@yetanotherjohn For real, there ain't none. "Just the facts ma'am."

[@Aposte-quotation]

Bro has a TSA legal pipebomb☠️😭

[@况坚]

Actually that looks like more than 3 ounces so good luck!

[@Aposte-quotation]

​@@况坚 bet. Ill have one of 2.99 in a sec💀

[@deoxal7947]

No liquid nitro to freeze it though

[@Aposte-quotation]

@@deoxal7947 the tank of liquid nitrogen i hid up my butt: 🫡

[@mikeoglen6848]

da bro mexed da bomma...

[@commoncommentatingcommento8683]

That pipe was such a bro, dude was holding it in until a safety measure was finally put in before giving up.

[@beeftimer]

Lol, everyone out! I...kant...HEWLLLD...!!!

[@HiWelcomeToIKEA]

ITS COMING OUUUUTTTTTT

[@oneyearunder]

I prefer to believe that he parried the explosion with the shield 😂

[@finaldestination513]

yup

[@wolf66pack]

Yeah this the one lol

[@Alaskan_Jake]

“Hey why you got a riot shield?” “I’m a scientist.”

[@t-stash1965]

Bruh😂

[@thedudeamongmengs2051]

Riot shields are the friends of wildlife volunteers and scientists everywhere

[@alexricky87]

This feels like something Rick or Doc would say

[@somerand0mpers0n]

"I'm with the science team."

[@chaoticdetectivepeach]

I mean... Not inaccurate

[@ihap5180]

Man did a perfect parry on the bottle.

[@getmeoutoftheyoutubeservers]

i'd contest it's more of a perfect block but your point otherwise stands

[@IsraelCountryCube]

​@@getmeoutoftheyoutubeservers*thy shield is an extensive of your body as any other tool including atomic bomb therefore he parried the ice cold bomb explosion*

[@Astarohath]

parry is just a well timed block. And he did time it.

[@getmeoutoftheyoutubeservers]

do either of you actually know what parrying is. like have you looked it up

[@sen_pog]

Parry is just a block but we are using it in the video game context where a parry is a well timed block that is usually beneficial

[@Kevin40las]

I accidentally did this experiment when I left a can of seltzer in my van overnight during the winter. The temp dropped to around 0F. Next morning I found frost crystals covering the dash from the explosion. Turned the cylindrical portion of the can into a rectangle.

[@Jabberwockybird]

Good point. Anyone putting a pop-can in the freezer will re-create this experiment

[@TheLunaLockhart]

while my church youth group was camping one late fall many years ago, one of the youth leaders didn't quite get the memo that it was late fall near a river in northern Georgia and her diet Cokes violently popped in the middle of the night, scaring the poop out of everybody until we discovered the 12 pack torn up and leaking x.x

[@thedango6890]

The real lesson to be learned here is that safety measures should always be in place prior to commencing any testing.

[@ajsiemers]

No, actually only just before things go wrong

[@kellym9190]

@@ajsiemers Exactly! Why bother ruining the shot with a dumb shield for any longer than you have to? As long as you can accurately predict when he boutta bust, throw up the shield and hit the whoa (/s)

[@baileyhodges0]

I feel like the other two responses don't realize that (you should put a bullet proof vest of before entering somewhere you might get shot.) Not after you get shot, nor after when the guns are pulled. You should have that safety before you even start. Regardless of how it looks.

[@baileyhodges0]

@@kellym9190 uh... suuuuuurrrrrreeeeee.... cause that camera shot is more important than your life?

[@sirdaddytworolls4735]

Don't think you realized one of them was so obviously sarcastic considering the /s

[@spencerbeard3904]

"Right before I was about to die, I didn't"

[@johnanon658]

‘Oh hes gonna put in freez…’. [sees guy pour liquid N on pipe] 😮

[@RiddlerQM]

😂

[@angelvelazquez1478]

🤣

[@angelvelazquez1478]

I love this comment 😂

[@AfraidMonsters]

In his annoying high pitched voice

[@andrew4713]

Pipe was like : Hurry up bro , I don't know if I can hold it any longer.

[@richard--s]

Uh, yes, finally. That was just about time... The pressure is released... ;-)

[@stoneman5275]

Lord have mercy I’m bouta buss!

[@implodingbaby]

​@@stoneman5275ambutakuaammm

[@Lightningmcblue]

I can't hold it in anymore... I just wanna.....

[@antisoda]

I picture Dyson's death scene from Terminator 2. :)

[@ernn7]

This guy just explained how frozen pipes in the winter works and was like what a crazy experiment.

[@tebatso984]

We all watched the same vid be quiet

[@jackredd7088]

Not really because the pipes in you’re house just crack this shit exploded 😂😂

[@theghostofthomasjenkins9643]

@@jackredd7088 because he used liquid nitrogen.

[@jackredd7088]

@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 I can see that

[@Reaper8989]

Bro, this experiment is the embodiment of "If it's not your time, it's not your time." Glad you're safe.

[@commodorejones8044]

Quite literally

[@cdeezy2718]

Should have welded both ends.

[@triptank7857]

How 💀💀💀 he wasnt even standing infront of either end that had a cap, he wasnt even in the firing line of that cap lol He was pretty safe 🤷‍♂️

[@diogenes42069]

I mean making the steel weak with liquid nitrogen was pretty f****** stupid there are other much more intelligent ways to freeze the water in the steel

[@zerofallen059]

​@triptank stand in front of a pipe bomb then, as long as the caps aren't facing towards you you'll be all good right?

[@MonkeeKnucklez2]

Gotta love the order of operations here. Safety last!

[@VenThusiaist]

HELL YEAH

[@pet.me102]

😂

[@rachaelditta4224]

As Mike Rowe of dirty jobs would say SAFETY 3RD

[@jeffreykindron7162]

And barely in the nick of time

[@Game822snake]

It's PEMDAS and s is for safety

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

Dude the comedic timing of that explosion with the shield was hilarious. Idk why, seeing it violently explode RIGHT after you calmly set the shield down made me laugh so hard

[@marksmithwas12]

This is like something out of Pokémon LMAO Mr. Mime used Protect! Forretress used Explosion! Mr. Mime is protecting itself

[@teguhf.2084]

@@marksmithwas12 lol bad timing

[@steenkeet9275]

@@marksmithwas12 wow I didn’t know you can be verified with under 100k subs

[@jellyman2k214]

Same lol

[@M-1studios863]

It's like some r6 siege blitz breach charge stuff

[@LOADSX156]

Dad:"Shoulda made it tougher"

[@SRslow3130]

"and this is because..." Extreme loud Frying noises

[@floridaboii]

😂😂

[@angelicaloma7747]

😂😂😂

[@ablixiadadragon]

😂😂😂😂

[@gencergg]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Idontknowhowtomakegrilledchees]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@danjordan1979]

Impeccable timing with the shield!

[@jaimereyes3583]

Yeah

[@CantHandleThisCanYa]

Lesson of the day: shield goes in front of you long before you start doing crazy things.

[@personinousapraham3082]

I'm going to have to politely disagree with that; safety margins are important! Way too close for comfort, but very glad he got lucky 🙂

[@psilovecybin5940]

Cooooould have been edited for dramatic effect lol

[@GrandMaMaYT]

Impeccable carelessness

[@yetiman09]

the bomb was like “yo i’m boutta explode can you put that shield up?”

[@FullOfMalarky]

I’m about to bust

[@SpydersByte]

its always nice to warn before youre about to blow....

[@tayl0rd553]

That was the equivalent of moving her shirt higher up her back so it doesn't get messy. 🤣

[@skymed3095]

@@SpydersByte I know, the ice was very kind for tha... wait a damn minute...

[@donloder1]

ambatu

[@EmmanuelTitusOuma]

Bro was this close to becoming a great scientist in the history books

[@chriswatt6835]

dude used up an entire year's worth of good fortune right there

[@RealNaisuCinema]

1 thousand likes and no comments? Yall just like and scroll like that?

[@emomc9557]

Lmao

[@mihailmilev9909]

lmao

[@mihailmilev9909]

​@@emomc9557indeed

[@tachyonryda9381]

Hilarious

[@dracolusus]

"Safety is always a very high priority; somewhere around 3rd on the list"

[@progunerjie291]

21st priority

[@joshuakim3734]

And he sacrifices... HIS LIFEEEE

[@jpatt85]

Mans literally created a steel pipe bomb 💣 and stood 3 feet away from it with a plastic "shield" 🤭

[@myusernameisrighther]

On someone else’s list.

[@manidhingra5192]

@@joshuakim3734 THE ROOKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@ghandig8771]

“Welcome to my laboratory, where safety is number 1 priority” lmao

[@kiachaelchild]

w reference

[@reagindoerindo4311]

Woooooooww this line! Wh-… how was that guy’s name?! Duuude such memories

[@nicolethompson2399]

Boom

[@OwenSithole]

@@reagindoerindo4311 - Russian Something

[@BladesDMaeve]

@@reagindoerindo4311 Crazy Russian Hacker

[@billychristopher9524]

That's called a pipe bomb dude

[@St_CloudWX]

i was just about to say that, lmfao

[@StevoDesign]

Man puts on rubber gloves to touch water but then makes a pipe bomb surrounded by liquid nitrogen *and doesn't shield himself until the last second*

[@adiamondsword8392]

Nah bro had a quick time cut scene and pressed x at the right time

[@mastpo]

I swear that cap looks badly screwed on. It looks as it was cross-threaded.

[@JuniorZAllegro]

Liqiud nitrogen plus gloves is worst for your hand . Heat from the hand prevents LN from freezing it. Rubber glove frozen on your hand causes Frost fingers etc

[@JuniorZAllegro]

(Found this info on net, correct me if im wrong)

[@StevoDesign]

@@JuniorZAllegro sounds like it could be true, but I'm not suggesting he should wear thin latex gloves when handling liquid nitrogen lol. The joke is that it's too much protection from cool tap water but not enough protection from anything else he was doing.

[@alexanderrahl7034]

The more i live, the more i realize that when you try to fight physics, it tends to create an explosion lol

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

When I try avoiding physics, I usually end up exploding too. Last tine I had the shits I tried to fight physics, and that definitely resulted in an explosion....

[@JohanJolos]

an explosion is literally just expansion what makes it dangerous is how fast it expands

[@dixon_buttz757]

Yo I'm no scientist but what you said makes sense. I mean all of everything is nothing more than energy stored or transferred. Trying to overpower the natural order of things, sometimes it's gonna end up in explosions 😂😂 contained or not contained, those are your 2 options lol

[@WeekndWarriorrr]

I would actually say this applies to so many things in life. The more you try to fight or force certain things the more extreme a reaction you create. It might work for awhile, but eventually there will be a reaction, backlash, downfall, or whatever you wanna call it depending on what subject we're applying the concept to. Things like to be in a certain state and trying to force it rarely turns out good.

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

it's just preventing us from breaking the game

[@noahnemec5711]

It was very polite of the pipe not to explode before he put the shield ip

[@dadeyaki4416]

Lol 😂

[@InanamGames]

Ahhh yes, the shield IP made the pipe bomb find it's actual objetive so he hold it until he found it

[@bobbisue313]

But why was he wearing gloves to fill up the container with just plain water? But then touched the frozen pipe with his bare hands? I don't understand his logic there...

[@peted5217]

Water also expands when heated from room temp , a major reason for rising sea levels on top of ice melt addition

[@jiminsav]

In case no one mentioned it, freezing water expands, freezing steel shrinks.

[@Firefly_3161]

This video shows that extra low temperature make metals fragile!

[@ipats]

@@Firefly_3161 T1000 Terminator

[@presidenttnediserp428]

Someone did mention it earlier. Except you kept it short and sweet which made yours more comprehensible.

[@wowftw120]

​@@presidenttnediserp428I didn't understand the other nerd response

[@y2kanonamous766]

thats what i always tell them girls jeez

[@Rasupubegasu]

Bro created a water pipe bomb

[@Cris91Cordy]

Exactly , pressure began rising the moment he started cooling the metal , waaayyy before icing

[@barrymantelli8011]

bomb bong😊

[@aaliasb.]

​@@barrymantelli8011 lmfao the forbidden pipe bong that you can only use once😭😂🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭 if you don't get the joke it's NOT because the pipe breaks it's because you break🤣😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭

[@residuefingerz]

A pipebomb that explodes into two or three pieces is a very crummy pipebomb....one that explodes into 200-300 pieces tho🤷

[@picklenick2917]

The simplest pipe bombs are just pipe with water boiled pver a flame until the prusseure makes its blow up

[@MrGFG003]

You might have forgotten to mention that metal contracts with lower temps or when it gets frozen.

[@theoriginalkyttyn7724]

That's why water pipes freeze. Old pipes used to need to have people getting water from them to keep water running slowly or at a fast drip or the pipes would break.

[@i3igpete]

LN2 temperatures also makes steel extremely brittle. If the temperature was taken down gradually like in a household freezer, the steel would likely flex but not break

[@jackpokrywka542]

@@i3igpete no, it would have failed 100%. The threading used to screw the top on was what gave. That would happen regardless.

[@edwardlewis1963]

@@i3igpete What is LN2?

[@xtradrive-kz3rz]

@@edwardlewis1963 The sequal of Liquid Nitrogen

[@armymedic_bnw]

Man, I'm half deaf & I HEARD THE CRACKING. OOF. Those pipes were under more pressure than a milkman after a war. 😂😂😂😂

[@Gamer.Instinct]

“What if we put it in a container that won’t expand?” You sir have made yourself a bomb 😂

[@bluexdraem6362]

LOL glad I wasn't the only one who saw that. i thought of the 2 bolts 1 nut trick 🤣

[@soacespacestation8556]

It's a bo'oh wo'oh

[@Skiritai]

It's legit just a water jet bomb. Could get even nastier had it been two different containers in one; one being filled with boiling water and the other being filled with freezing water. Freezing, not frozen. Would essentially be the worse case of freezer burn

[@dahlrjay63]

Well, that technically it did expand... Just not at the same rate as the water 😁

[@calliopeshif7581]

​@MrKnowsItAll "when water freezes it goes smaller" That's... Not true. The entire reason for this video is that water expands as it freezes into ice.

[@iamdivan7368]

Your Guardian angel'd been holding that bottle intact harder than the Spiderman held that train

[@nyccollin]

It’s always been Spider-Man now. Mandela Effect

[@aradearespati763]

that damn train

[@catxtonic]

Holy shit, that scene is way more etched in my memory than I thought it would be before reading this 💀

[@seromniconciente8689]

@@nyccollin bruh everyone is just to lazy to put that " - " there

[@dreadblock7592]

@@seromniconciente8689 makes you wonder if Mandela is people being lazy and creating names which people stick to

[@foosmonkey]

This is how you get burst pipes in winter. You should always turn on at least one faucet to a trickle during a deep freeze to prevent this from happening.

[@architecturalab]

Drain your pipes much easier

[@corpsehandler5321]

it really only needs to be a pipe that's near the outside walls of your home - an interior room with plumbing is less likely to freeze ( so long as the inside of your home is above freezing)

[@Redact63Lluks]

​@@architecturalabincorrect. But something an architect would definitely say. 👍

[@nabtig5586]

​@@architecturalabI usually flush a bunch of orbees down my toilet and down my drains to suck up the water

[@grugiv]

@@corpsehandler5321texas homes when snow: 🧨

[@Leylani-v6i]

There's also a problem with using a metal container for that as well. Because if you are aware metal contracts due to cold, so not only is the water trying to freeze. The metal is trying to contract around the water. So it's giving you even less area to work with an either material, "so it just got angry" Or in scientific turns, it combusted due to a build up of pressure

[@xavier1964]

Nothing here combusted

[@Leylani-v6i]

@@xavier1964 Do you live in a metal container?...

[@xavier1964]

@@Leylani-v6i Combustion is a specific type of reaction that involves a molecule reacting with oxygen to produce heat + CO2 + H2O. There was no combustion here.

[@Xanman22512]

"I'm gonna parry the explosion."

[@TheNitoGaming]

You've been watching some certain anime it seems

[@GooberTrollGaming]

Average ultrakill moment

[@SMAisRandomz]

​@@GooberTrollGaming +PARRIED

[@Zarian_The_Proto]

+PARRY +FRIENDLY FIRE

[@Spooktherobot]

+PROJECTILE BOOST

[@icreatesomethin3835]

Pipe : cover up man imma explode in a few milliseconds

[@stephaniehowell1109]

😅😅😅

[@Adri9570]

pervert jokes about this in 3, 2, 1...

[@sethmorgan6693]

That’s what I usually say right before sex.😶

[@Dipkid]

​@@sethmorgan6693AYO

[@RussianCowb0y]

Lol

[@nicolaspeigne1429]

This man has his own kind of ultra instinct.

[@favicon_official]

Yeah it is useful if you know put protection before explode 💀

[@mrtrollnator123]

​@@favicon_official💀🤏

[@ridgecoyote]

I’ve known this most of my working life as a builder doing my own plumbing but the actual demonstration was fascinating! Thanks for this

[@mr.nightmarez251]

Bro almost failed that quick time event

[@sbeebs1419]

Underrated 😂

[@mrmarr8308]

Water you talking about?

[@revvolutions]

Nah he got the shield out in time

[@immortal_SO]

Yaa if he missed that skill check he was toast

[@nasirinuk9881]

@@mrmarr8308Icy what you did there

[@juandalebingle]

Bro's having a death race with NileRed and styropyro 💀

[@ArcanineEspeon]

I had to do a double take because I somehow managed to momentarily forget that this guy and Nile Red were different people.

[@RageRaccoon]

too true lol

[@ligokleftis]

my bet is on pyro for sure

[@SuperLuminalMan]

@@ligokleftis StyroPyro will accidentally blind himself before a fatal incident, that might limit the danger (to a city, instead of a state).

[@superslash7254]

@@SuperLuminalMan Nah. He's way too careful with goggles. His eyes are going to be the only thing LEFT.

[@mr.waffentrager4400]

"sir this is a pipe bomb"

[@The7thLysineinyourDNA]

"No, this is a water pipe bomb!" **starts freezing the water**

[@interestedbystander196]

This pipe is da bomb!

[@adelzeft6272]

I used it a lot in a zombie game called days gone

[@comradeq2493]

​@@adelzeft6272left 4 dead

[@w.mccartney431]

While I appreciate the joke this is *literally* what a dry ice bomb is, liquid nitrogen included

[@mchoffner8497]

Every school needs a teacher like this.

[@dunkleosteusterrelli]

"Jesus Christ, what happened to this man?!" "He tried to stop water from freezing" "..."

[@DizzyDash237]

For a second I thought that was a question “Jesus? Why did he die?”

[@skilletman16]

Are you asking what happened to Jesus Christ or this guy in the video?

[@vredbt]

I've heard he was crucified

[@Jrãgaoh]

The combination of porn and pretty women just created a really powerful force that can be too much for the sack and shaft to hold in.

[@pharaohsmagician8329]

@@Jrãgaoh that's a strange comment to make but the fact that your PFP makes you look like a modern, revived Jesus with nice sunglasses on is hilarious lmao I guess you really do come when called and you have a whole KZbin playlist dedicated to guns lol

[@charlie1234567890]

How TSA sees water

[@jeremey2072]

🤣

[@kvltntr00]

underrated comment

[@jaredreynold6336]

Security business be like: "Step back from the water pls"

[@tabletaccount2348]

@@kvltntr00 can confirm. Totally underrated

[@Nurgles_Rot_]

TSA: "Bottled Water = ATF call!"

[@phyrewillow6463]

This is why we disconnect our hoses in winter. So we don’t burst pipes and flood our house.

[@ElysetheEevee]

This is also why it's extremely important to properly insulate your pipes, even in areas that don't typically need it. People have been learning hard lessons here in South Texas with some of the colder winters we're having in the last decade lol.

[@solomonheppner]

@@user-uf9jz7xw4h jugs. Lots of houses here in the northwoods(or those even farther north in the arctic circle) have to be disconnected from the outdoor water sources because trying to heat it all winter isn't feasibly possible.

[@phyrewillow6463]

@@user-uf9jz7xw4h you don’t. It’s disconnected for winter freezing temps. Everything outside will die back anyway from the frost.

[@user-tr2dh4xx6u]

@@user-uf9jz7xw4h snow is water

[@bigsmall246]

Makes me wonder how advanced countries like Sweden manage running water when it's -40°C outside. Running water is one of the things many take for granted but which actually is an engineering marvel.

[@MrSidReal]

Oooooh this is why they get me to empty my bottle of water when going through security at the airport

[@LessGo7921]

“Last chance to look at me Hector”

[@lagunamusic7686]

Dings bell

[@StreetFighter2010]

Yes, the old ways are still the best.. at Los Pollos Hermanos. 🍗

[@yush7221]

🛎️

[@smoove_]

🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎

[@drvonschwartz]

Gave me the chuckle I needed to get going this morning.

[@redeyesilverfox7859]

Bro you created an eco friendly pipe bomb

[@alx_8563]

xd

[@axebomber2108]

CM Punk dropping Mr. Freeze-style ice puns.

[@Sujay95]

"Yes, officer. This man right here"

[@Sujay95]

NSA is definitely spying on you now. 😂

[@wesKEVQJ]

tell him not to do that with baking soda and vinegar in an ampule with something to break it

[@lisawillis8044]

The fact that he was the cameraman gave him death immunity

[@Wardxg_0]

I read that as a Fallout stat notification + Camera Invincibility

[@selkiara1272]

Cameraman immunity is a false positive. We rarely get footage from the dead ones for the same reason warplanes came back with holes in the wings and not the body.

[@blobbowo]

Survivor bias?

[@Sure-wj1vf]

Overused joke

[@Giran_0]

Kenny from scream disagrees

[@georgemallory797]

He actually minimally pressurized the water by screwing the container cap on. This aided what the freezing completed.

[@moonrunner22000]

* thump * Not even half a second later * boom * Perfect timing Death: shit missed him again

[@imaginariation.1978]

no comments?

[@kellychartier1322]

@@imaginariation.1978 The grim reaper

[@TrueHelpTV]

Not much energy actually though, because its not expanding beyond the break point like compressed air would trying to escape, so the moment it pops, thats all the energy. Realistically it probably wouldn't hurt that much

[@johntucky4185]

Timing? It was the *thump* that broke the pipe.

[@54tomcat]

😂😂😂

[@mrkiky]

"Water can exert around FSSSSSSFSSFSFSSSSSSS of pressure" Good to know!

[@matiasonate9260]

oh man I was scrolling through the comments to see if someone got that but I guess not xD

[@armadillolizard711]

Incase anyone else missed it, I think he said "2000 atmospheres of pressure"

[@coltenite.]

Lol that’s exactly what I was thinking 😂 I kept replaying just to hear what he said and I still didn’t understand shit 😭

[@jadewolf1771]

​@@armadillolizard711 you are correct

[@stephencook7337]

You beat me to it! 😂😭🤣

[@LXiangLing2121]

aw the ice is so polite, it let you get behind protection first

[@dylnfstr]

Rapidly freezing water condenses and compresses the space that remaining water has which was already minimal thus increasing the pressure within the tube. The PSI increased so much that the stainless steel cap was unable to hold the force. This is why it exploded.

[@6litreteaser904]

Try that in a freezer that slowly freezes the water instead of flash freezing it. That liquid nitrogen murdered the pipe's structural integrity. I'm pretty sure it would still crack/split, but it wouldn't explode that way

[@bmark6971]

Correct

[@dexterlecter7289]

It would exploit the weakest point of escape.

[@nangotoman9429]

@@dexterlecter7289 yes, maybe the thread?

[@DerErsteWilhelm]

To hit Ice III or Ice V you need pressures above 212,9 MPa at -20°C. If you want Ice at a higher temperature, you need to go to at least 632,4 MPa to have Ice VI from. As a side note, there is a Zone of Liquid below 0° Above 10Mpa in the Phase diagram for water. But that would not count as freezing it, right?

[@philgiglio7922]

Water is actually its densest @ 4°C and therefore is at its greatest volume. That is the reson there is a difference between the weight of 1 ounce solid and fluid ounce . Small but significant

[@joelpuebla5588]

My man has angels guarding him

[@TheGreyShaman]

Just imagine all the realities in which he was harmed or died though, cautionary tale in those lower vibrational realities.

[@Jordan94774]

His time hasn't come yet.

[@BenjaminGoose]

Wait, he's your man? You're married?

[@obsideonyx7604]

One of these days they'll get tired of his crap.

[@reignellwalker9755]

God bless you and Jesus loves you very much. Put your faith in him and you will be saved ❤

[@SonoranSol]

The water, in fact, will not turn into ice until the molecules have room to expand. The moment the pressure popped the cap, the water you saw against the inside walls had frozen immediately. The only reason it wasn't a solid block inside is due to the pressure being so high that some water shot out faster than it could freeze, which is fantastic.

[@chrism5465]

Yep, and the water will remain above freezing temperature until it has room to expand.

[@wmtnez]

It seems that, in this case, part of the water actually becomed solid. Otherwise, How can you explain the increase on the pressure? When you cool down a liquid, the molecules move slower, which would cause a pressure decrease, pressure can only if part of the liquid becomes solid, expandind and reducing the volume for the rest.

[@douglasross4629]

Iv'e had a similar thing happen when I've opened a can of coke that's been chilled at a low temperature. It immediately turns into slush as soon as you pull the ring.

[@voornaam3191]

It is already fantastic that ice is floating. Fish survive during winter, because that ice is like a blanket, it really protects the water from freezing completely. Think about that. WHY does ice expand? Why? Do you know WHY?

[@GodsServant52]

@@voornaam3191physics

[@berkslostvids3405]

I love how we just casually make a pipe bomb....

[@poketales9207]

The most perfect timing ever, not even rhythm game players can match his timing

[@battlecatsubernoob1924]

Underrated Comment

[@marquisedavis2296]

His brain just calculated shit on the fly

[@fatalmb1470]

Click the circles

[@alejamonyqueso1379]

Man just parried that 😂

[@rimmer6335]

"Cookiezi wants to know your location."

[@sleepninja2350]

The timing of that shield placement had me shitting myself, glad ur safe yo! Thanks for the risks u take to bring us such neat experiments

[@Night-Lord]

Fr like a second off and it would’ve been shrapnel city!

[@LazyCoffJelli]

Jesse, not now, lets make mrth.

[@arfumobiscali5571]

Your comments about shitting helped me pop out a turd. Thank you

[@musclecarmaniac6914]

My name is Skyler White yo

[@TetyLike3]

​@@musclecarmaniac6914 My husband is Walter White, yo

[@KA._.144]

That was the most polite explosion ive ever seen

[@vincentstohr2216]

Why would u make the steel brittle?

[@aceystar1478]

​@@vincentstohr2216there are other properties. Just because a metal is brittle doesn't mean it breaks easily. Steels are usually brittle because they are hardened, they resist deformation almost completely which gives them a very high strength. Unfortunately that means they break violently at that point because none of the energy went into deformation its good for pipes because it means long sections won't flex as much

[@vincentstohr2216]

@@aceystar1478I know the process of hardening and stuff. But if u submerge it in liquid Nitrogen and the steel was already hardened. Ofc it break easily.

[@aceystar1478]

@vincentstohr2216 there's a temperature for many materials called the ductile to brittle transition temperature. Below the temperature the metal will have brittle fracture above which it can experience ductile fracture. Thats the reason the titanic sank. The steel it was made of had a dbtt that was basically room temp so the icy antarctic made it snap like a twig

[@PieterHalveLiter]

For the record, not only ice expands, also water colder than 4° centigrade expands.

[@bunnehbunbun3353]

"Dude, did you bring those explosive powder for the pipe bomb?" "No, but i have water."

[@kylealexander7024]

To be fair the liquid nitrogen is actually the most energetic thing here.

[@saltyhashes1781]

Now you're on a list

[@aoyuki1409]

@@kylealexander7024 its the least energetic thing here. however its the most out of gradient compared to everything else around it

[@kylealexander7024]

@@aoyuki1409 yea i was kinda think the same but couldnt find the correct wording. Thank you

[@angellopez1418]

Don't forget the liquid nitrogen lol

[@zenntron7172]

Bro made an eco-friendly pipe bomb

[@ryantron9]

You do realize the shell is industrially manufactured from solid steel right 😂

[@georgthullberg8667]

@@ryantron9 Also, Greta is gonna be pissed off by the wasted energy that should have been used to save polar bears and starving children in Africa.

[@MsScarletwings]

@@georgthullberg8667you strawman her as if she’s actually wrong or doing something mockable

[@zenntron7172]

@@ryantron9 that's the funny part. nothing is actually fully eco friendly ever!

[@BryanM86]

@@MsScarletwingssadly she is just a puppet for the global warming elites who want you to live in the dark ages while they fly on jets and live in mansions eating as much power as a whole neighborhood

[@bjorncarlsson6295]

The water wasn’t frozen at all, until the container broke. Then it froze instantly. The pressure prevented it to freeze. And when the container broke, the pressure instantly dropped, thus allowing the water to freeze, also instantly.

[@ismaelyu5]

Nope, that would only be possible if there is no contamination in the water to start a crystal. And also when all water has the same temperature, as when you cool it slowly. This thing was cooling from outside in

[@genericalias5756]

refer to a water phase diagram and tell me what happens when pressure increases.

[@ismaelyu5]

@@genericalias5756 lol yeah, the problem is to increase the pressure it has to freeze in the first hand. The container isn't shrinking this much.

[@lucianluca7059]

mno, it froze under pressure as much as it could, and then when it could no longer take on the pressure nor the metal expand it popped 👀

[@A-privilege-not.a-right]

Happens to my coke bottles.

[@EpicBenjo]

He essentially created a pipe bomb

[@JushuaProvido]

Somewhere in Heaven, there’s a guardian angel on meds cuz of this guy.

[@Flesh_Wizard]

It would roll all of its eyes on all of its wheels and say "again? Really bro?"

[@MisterNiles]

Or in hell. Just because "God' and its slaves have better advertising, don't assume they are telling the truth. Do you believe that Comcast is better than Verizon just because they say so in their literature?

[@JushuaProvido]

@@MisterNiles Apologies, but the stench of fermenting Doritos emanating in waves from your fedora utterly distracted me from whatever it was you said. You have yourself a great day now, and do try not to cut yourself on all of that edge.

[@MisterNiles]

@@JushuaProvido It's not isn edgy idea. It's a simple, common sense idea. As far as the neckbeard comments go... stop projecting.

[@TakeToasterBath]

Bro nobody cares

[@mdl_reviews3607]

The liquid nitrogen also plays a small part here. Steel gets brittle in the cold, and nitrogen is cold enough to make steel very easy to break (a method of breaking locks is to turn a can of compressed air upside down to shoot the cold liquid into the lock cylinder, then hitting it with a hammer to shatter it). The steel would still break if you used a slower freezing method but it may have survived longer. This makes me want to see just how much steel is needed to survive freezing water.

[@russlehman2070]

I've never been present when it happened, but I've seen iron pipe fittings split by freezing water just because they weren't drained adequately in winter weather. Liquid nitrogen is not necessary.

[@Vertix07911]

At some point the water would just push the steel out of the way without breaking it right? Assuming there’s enough steel so the whole thing doesnt just shatter

[@jimmcneal5292]

​@@Vertix07911probably yes. Or one can descend somewhere where the pressure is 2000 atm.

[@lukenyhammer2213]

That was my thought, i was like are you just making the steel brittle and exerting a pressure from within a pipe(which isnt as strong as if it were coming from the outside) like damn just wantsd to make a pipebome i guess

[@dielaughing73]

​@@BrienMalonephysically, that's a result of the threading process weakening the pipe. But it is desirable since otherwise the pipe would have a tendency to split along its length which is a more difficult repair to an operational pipe.

[@eliasujashvili7113]

The steel container is so patient and elegant for waiting for you to protect yourself before exploding 😊

[@onecoloranimation254]

what if instead of youtube it was called 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴tube and instead of watching videos 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖛𝖎𝖉𝖊𝖔𝖘 𝖙𝖔𝖚𝖈𝖍𝖊𝖉 𝖕𝖕𝖑👅

[@mahmudasheik6437]

Fr

[@redravenger12]

Bros luck is impeccable 🤯

[@LabRat6619]

as a plumber I love this. It creates so much work in winter

[@18themxxn_]

one's disfortune is another's opportunity!

[@eldermillennial8330]

It’s short term miserable on your finger tips, however. I’ve heard of plumbers getting frostbite working on these pipes all day. Maybe wetsuit gloves can help.

[@SterbenNL]

@@18themxxn_ misfortune.

[@CosmosPoet]

I’m in Florida so when we get that ONE cold day I’m just waiting for the calls 😂. We don’t have a freakin frost line down here so pipes can be >6” it’s so insane

[@Jrãgaoh]

Gah you evil bastard! 😂

[@EducatedPsycho95]

“Today on action labs we’re going to be making a pipe bomb. Stay tuned!”

[@Hydra11-11]

Bro if that was actual gun powder that would be a house

[@lukasprien4338]

Haha nice

[@DJPhatPhuck]

@@Hydra11-11 no shit.. that’s why the comment is a joke..

[@Dark-Avennger]

You know another factor here is how brittle metal gets when cold

[@dboi5311]

Also the cap that busted was cast iron which is also naturally brittle. Double brittle.

[@Wyatt_Riley]

​@@dboi5311iron is soft metal. That's the entire reason it's used in steel alloys.

[@THarjo-ks6pf]

Agree. Freeze it with out liquid nitrogen. I think the nitrogen magnifies any stress point possibly fracturing to the point of failure.

[@allswellinendwell6957]

And iron contracts linearly also, about a 1/10 mm in that range stressing the engaged threads

[@ProctorSilex]

@@Wyatt_Riley If the cap is indeed cast iron, then it is brittle because it not only has impurities, they are also inconsistently distributed. Cast steel, on the other hand, was made with the secret sauce to prevent impurities and evenly distribute the carbon. Both can have the same iron content yet very different properties.

[@russellsnelton1369]

Steel mostly becomes brittle when frozen, that is why designed stainless steel is used often for sub-zero containment Also the steel not only becomes brittle, it also drinks so it is highly likely that the pipe reduction in size couldn't longer contain the incompressible liquid

[@kaioduarte3704]

Psychologist: The ice grenade doesn't exists, it can't explode in your house. The ice grenade:

[@Adriansdr07]

Look at these kids in the comments who are mad🤣 and since y’all are mad I have something for you guys! Ready… R/woooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh!

[@beatbiest2895]

@@Adriansdr07 "in your house"

[@aydenwarren123]

@@Adriansdr07 he never said it would blow up his house

[@thechickenwizard8172]

Mr freeze has entered the chat

[@nasirlahr5563]

He said “in your house” not “blow your house up” learn to read​@@Adriansdr07

[@crazysasha1374]

After years of doing wild things it feels your sense of "things are getting dangerous now" is getting very precise.

[@Ubdedman]

That container was holding on with all its strength to not explode until you got the shield.

[@enderluckjarmg985]

What a sweetie 💖💕

[@aeea3306]

What a bro

[@IHaveaPinkBeard]

Reminds me about a short about a spaceship door saving a life

[@gtoyadhatagyab8013]

The Container: "You ready?" Him: "Wait lemme protect myself first." The Container: "Ight I'll wait."

[@Valcuda]

Death: Steady..... Steady...... FIRE!! Him: I should put up my shield, it could explode any second now! Death: SON OF A!!

[@katrinahampton2504]

Lmao

[@WheelchairWolverine]

😂😂😂😂

[@YD_.]

Don’t forget that metals also experience thermal expansion, so the container also shrank a bit

[@aidenharper6013]

this is why his timing was almost fatal if he didn't know EXACTLY what temp the water was he would be dead.

[@epstein_isnt_dead7726]

It's a bad example. The liquid nitrogen was far below freezing. So low it made the metal brittle. I'd like to see this experiment with non ridiculous temps being used

[@yourdad9168]

​@@aidenharper6013 I hope you're joking

[@aliveandwellinisrael2507]

@@epstein_isnt_dead7726 nice name

[@sayanorasonic]

​@@epstein_isnt_dead7726 i wonder if the water will suddenly freeze the moment he opens the container?

[@troubledsole9104]

We can now appreciate why we don't want our pipes to freeze in the winter.

[@DavyJones-bv5zo]

Exactly, they will become explosives and destroy the plumbing

[@NoMoreBsPlease]

Not really. Burst pipes turning into a pipe bomb is probably number 1,000,000,000 of problems I actually worry about during winter.

[@loadingresourcesdotdot]

OH literally why didn’t I realize that. I’ve always known that you shouldn’t let them freeze buy I didn’t make the connection on why

[@sewerrat7612]

​@loadingresourcesdotdot they burst usually at hose or if your unlucky under the house where u don't see it seen them turn into skating rings

[@troubledsole9104]

@@NoMoreBsPlease 1,000,000,000? I need a list.

[@gabu4303]

The reason it didnt need to freeze all the way through is because water is incompressible and even a small amount of ice (a small increase in volume) was enough to pop the lid off. Steel is also malleable(ductile?) to an extent but i imagine the cold temp just made it brittle

[@my3dviews]

Not only does the water expand, but the steel pipe contracts when cooled down. The metal also gets more brittle at colder temperatures. All three add up to make it explode so quickly.

[@jonathansage2147]

This.

[@emilynordt153]

Especially with being cooled by liquid nitrogen that steel is going to get brittle

[@urphakeandgey6308]

People sometimes forget most things contract when they get cold. Water is one of the few things that expands when it freezes because it does it in a crystalline pattern or something.

[@Keyy7787]

True but even further the water isn't able to expand or even change temperatures below freezing unitl the strength of the pipe can no longer hold the for of the water wanting to freeze and pipe bursts. Also why the part in the middle didn't freeze because all of that happen the instant the pipe blew so the middle got shot out before the flash freezing could get to the center.

[@Cedalus]

All the air that's dissolved in the water also leaves that solution if the water freezes

[@incognito1016]

And he forgot to tell that by cooling the metal to very low temperature, he also crossed the brittle transition temperature (DBTT) for the metal. That is why it snaped so clean. Look it up. It also happened to a lot of the ships during second world war. The ships was produced and made to warmer water, but the German submarines forced the ships to pass far north into cold water. The cold water made them break, as they had been cut by a large knife.

[@earthwormandruw]

I don't know enough to say anything you said buy my first thought was basically, "wouldn't freezing the metal weaken it?"

[@legendarybro2455]

I think the Titanic also went down in a similar way. The cold waters of the North Atlantic caused the metal of the hull to somewhat contract and lose some of its ductility and tensile strength. This was why the iceberg was able to break it so easily.

[@cerovk6000]

So it loses that flexibility and becomes more like glass causing it to shatter more easily?

[@Chris-dm1je]

​@legendarybro2455 Probably. Also, the rivets were made of cheap iron that wasn't as strong as they thought. The iceberg actually pushed apart the plates of the hull, popping the rivets.

[@cerovk6000]

@@Chris-dm1je fun fact there were apparently 2 other ships like the titanic, they all sank and one women was on all of them and survived all.

[@andrewkelly7895]

The liquid nitrogen also massively impacted the steels durability. Either way its still going to explode

[@matin563]

Death: _I ALMOST GOT HIM THIS TIME !!!_

[@travisshow308]

Mission Failed. We'll get him next time

[@Incognito-fe8cw]

Decades ago, a documented experiment consisted of an iron sphere filled completely with water and placed in a freezer overnight in a lab and next morning, the freezer door was open, and fragments went everywhere with one piece embedded in a steel door of another freezer 20 feet away !

[@shotgun6X]

Very few things on earth can fight hydraulic pressure

[@carloscastiano]

​@@shotgun6X holes

[@Iroquois_Pliskin]

I did the same thing as a kid but with a soda can

[@nigelsmith7366]

Bullshyt.... Even a commercial freezer will not cool it quickly enough to make it explode... Yes it would crack the container but not make it explode

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

​@@nigelsmith7366 it doesn"t NEED to cool quickly... the ice-expansion just needs to eventually exceed the ultimate tensile stress of the metal....😕

[@andresdiaz2578]

I think what partially contributed to the steel containers failure, was the rapid freezing of the container itself. Since when metal is frozen rapidly it becomes hard enough to where it becomes brittle which thus allowed the freezing water to expand and exert enough force to bust the steel container. Also since the pipe fittings are casted, it also contributed to the steel’s weakness. I would like to see this process happen again if the ice gradually freezes and exert enough force to break the steel container from the ice alone

[@rh_BOSS]

I was giving the container 50/50 chances, but when he started pouring LOX, I knew it was going to fail.

[@ematise]

Also the caps of the container are the weakest point, when they contracted from freezing one of them cracked.

[@GhostEmblem]

The container didnt explode the lid popped off rocketing the container in one direction and the expanding water in the other.

[@masonheipel]

they should be welded​@@ematise

[@vibaj16]

I'd like to see the cap welded after being closed, so the pressure doesn't just have to break the threads.

[@LacyLilacq]

(panicked) "This happened because-" KSSSSHHHHH

[@YukonJack]

Dude almost took himself out with an ice IED.

[@qaaris4280]

Around here, we don't use Improvised Explosive Devices. _We use Ice Expansion Devices._

[@albertlevins9191]

I call them "Ice EDs"

[@YukonJack]

@@albertlevins9191 I like it 👍

[@carter0791]

@@albertlevins9191that sounds like you’re talking about something else lol

[@albertlevins9191]

@@carter0791 OMG! I didn't even mean it like that. But I should have. That's hilarious.😂😂😂😂

[@razordu30]

I love your channel and they methods you use to explain scientific concepts. Please don't die.

[@macane6343]

🤣🤣🤣

[@contestwill1556]

we're all dying

[@a1yk_]

Yeah remember grant Thompson the king of random 🙁

[@aduckwithayoutubechannel]

Grant didn’t die because of an experiment or something he was doing for the channel

[@robgoins3672]

@@a1yk_ Rip Grant. A poor man’s science legend.

[@LowJackAP]

bro putting his life on the line for science lmao the timing on that shield was too perfect

[@kennethgosch5638]

It was only the cap. Nothing dangerous

[@mayedalshamsi]

Scientists already know this. If anything, he's putting his life on the line for our entertainment.

[@D990990990]

​@@kennethgosch5638 Considering that the pressure was enough to sheer the threads off, he would have probably lost some teeth at the very least.

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

@@kennethgosch5638 bullshit it's still dangerous

[@timberthus2562]

You think this is dangerous, you should’ve seen Brandon herrera attempt to shoot a recreation of the pipe gun that killed Shinzo Abe. His only protection was hiding behind a plastic barrel approximately 5 feet away lmao

[@sunburntsatan6475]

The best part is that you *can* stop water from freezing under very immense pressure. And it still forms ice, but the ice is structurally different because it wants to solidify but can't expand. There's actually a lot of different phases of ice, too!

[@tuckerfreeman]

*TRUMP 2024!*

[@panoraxe]

"Your safety is not our problem." - Groundwork Tech Research

[@Bullet44]

OSHA: *I sense a disturbance in the force*

[@LifeAfterWideOpenThrottle]

@@Bullet44the workforce

[@crabelol]

@@panoraxeis that deep rock galactic lmao

[@Schrodingers_kid]

Safety third!

[@MrDavidMoyer]

My high school physics teacher did this as a "demonstration" when the school board rejected the science department's request to replace their janky old fridge/freezer, which was used jointly by the biology, chemistry, and physics programs for storing chemicals and specimens used in our lab classes.. He went scuba diving over the weekend, came back on Monday with a pipe full of sea water and called it a demonstration in the effects of pressure changes during phase changes. Monday we came back to a huge mess in the prep room. Tuesday the school board agreed to buy us a new refrigerator.

[@evilkakepie708]

The teacher was like ,"f**k them tax payers, I want a new fridge, NOW!"

[@NoriKassidy]

He didn't "ask" for a new fridge, he said "gimme the fridge, or the classroom gets it."

[@JpegDog]

This dude really pipe bombed the old refrigerator lol

[@RealFemale69]

​@@evilkakepie708that's what taxes are for

[@neonbelly4]

@@evilkakepie708 PSYCHOTIC teacher EXPLODES fridge to get a new one, US economy COLLAPSES

[@DeepakGautamX]

Now that called timing. Always stay safe my friend, you're important. 😁👍 I would like to see this experiment again with best setup.

[@benhaney9629]

Yeah with a container that can withstand that 2,000 apertures of pressure..,

[@thomaskoehler2135]

Yes, Pls, next time put out the shield first, than put a seald container under pressure.

[@obscure.reference]

@@benhaney9629 atmospheres? not sure what the point would be. it just wouldn’t open.

[@dankcoyote]

You should do this again with thicker metal that’s welded. A good weld won’t be the weak spot. Would be interesting to see how it exits the metal.

[@mattdaddy_888]

Also steel becomes brittle when it's that cold. It's one of the reasons TITANIC broke cleanly in half when it was sinking granted modern steel is stronger but still other ships have broken in half when in freezing cold water.

[@misaka6507]

Modern steel isn't necessarily stronger, but that's a whole different topic

[@briannewbold3530]

The shape is considerable here too. Rapidly cooling the cylinder using N2 causes a simultaneous contraction of steel against an ever strengthening cylinder of ice. As the metal shrinks it both further compresses the contents and tension builds. Eventually a crack emerges and a split line spiders through like a window breaking, with a catastrophic decompression, just like a pipe bomb from explosive contents.

[@Nexo.Playzz]

Actually, it's because one half of the ship was high in the air while it was sinking, not supported by anything, and it collapsed because of the unsupported weight.

[@mattdaddy_888]

@@Nexo.Playzz thanks capitan obvious. Obviously there was a force acting upon the ship for what caused it to break ocean liners were designed to deal with cold north Atlantic oceans but under that kid of pressure in freezimg cold water the rivets holding the hull plates together shattered like glass when the iceberg impacted and the ship broke in half because it was up in the air bus the steel being so cold also had an effect on it. If you look at the break I'm titanics hull it's a clean break and steel tends to break clean like that when it's cold and brittle. Oceanliner Designs did a video on this on KZbin go check it out

[@daddyfatsacksmf]

Was it chilly on 911 maybe