MIT Physics: Exploding Wire and Resistivity

[@sultanakalsekar6800]

Just can't forget your explanation.. Anyone can learn physics but teaching it to others in layman's language is the real talent ..

[@salomonchambi]

You definitely should make more of this kind of videos!

[@KaosEngineer]

I found this while briefly searching for a vid to demonstrate exploding wires similar to what happens in Exploding Bridge Wires used for initiating an Explosive Train, Igniting Propellant for a solid [fuel] rocket motor, etc. This was a nice and concise demonstration.

[@patrickjjankowiak1649]

Loved this demonstration! For the 3000V and 450J stated, The capacitance there would be 100uF. C[Farad] = 2 * Energy[Joule] * V^2[Volt]

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Sorry, in this condenser, to have a more powerful discharge it is necessary to increase the diameter of the wires. The wires you see in the video are small.

[@inminutes2609]

@1:15 that what my physics sir said , i do remember that

[@jackspratt4343]

What's the thickest gauge of wire that you think you could 'explode' in this manner?

[@akashmishra5305]

ThAt was really cool

[@TheSincerety]

Make more videos!

[@Ronylukatich]

Those wires which are involved in the connection of these apparatus can break due to high voltage too . So be aware of that . That's too dangerous . A sudden appear of hugh amount of energy will make you feel heat and will burn your hands

[@pallasathena1457]

How did you calculated the 450 joules? (as showed at 0:59)

[@anubhavbose5269]

Pallas Athena 1/2(CV(^2))

[@winnerd6772]

MIT❤

[@omnamahshivayaom7948]

Amazing

[@thomasvandevelde8157]

Basically the circuit for setting of nukes :-) Just a spark-gap that does the switching, and ofc a lot more of developed electronics.... And Pulse Forming... And that's enough education for most :)

[@sudarshanreddyt2400]

its awesome

[@marcv2648]

MIT demonstrates fuse. Great unwashed left in awe.

[@juggernaut2726]

Conclusion : when the wire is too hot it explodes

[@whatevernamegoeshere3644]

no.

[@Aussie50InspiredDavidZ]

Btw, if she touched that output on that capacitor with just her hands, she would have been dead before she hit the floor from touching it. That's why she uses a copper bar and an insulated rod to discharge the capacitor.That current and voltage will kill you if you touch the output of a charged capacitor that's capable of outputting 3,000 volts.

[@volner1060]

No safety glasses and sparks were going near your eyes and hair!

[@edzgt5243]

Giuseppe going to say the same

[@larryscott3982]

Gross oversight by a smart person

[@JamesGMunn]

At least she had her eyes closed. No sense taking a risk by not wearing safety glasses and maybe hearing protection. There are a lot of interesting uses for exploding wire, it would have been better if they had mentioned a couple.

[@dhaneshsingh9192]

Wow

[@k7iq]

small copper wire rather than iron wire would also more than likely opened up as well.

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[@whit3rabb3t29]

The same MIT jeffrey epstein funded and had his own office at?

[@foreignmilk]

💥

[@brendanstanford5612]

What is up with disabling the comments on your latest nuclear videos!?! How do you expect someone to learn when you censor discussion? Please reconsider

[@ravineshsingh3033]

I actually did that with socket in home and was really dangerous and I was so scared ( iwas a kid )

[@sakibulislam5060]

girl explaining physics.. what's more beautiful than that?

[@B2359]

There were sparks coming out of the box. Wear your safety glasses 😎🤓

[@SimilakChild]

Why wasn't she wearing rubber gloves?

[@cottsak]

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[@suspiciousafternoon]

The channel has been kinda off lately. Any new uploads soon?

[@ecogreen123]

i may have just got here, but i can sense it aswell. i found this channel not even yesterday and i genuinely love it; wish they would upload again.

[@Fizikzz]

Super sister

[@bhargavpatel1357]

😍😍😍

[@mohamedbinrahidkhankhaledb4066]

Indian

[@Baigle1]

using it to make an imploding coin maybe?

[@YonnyMestampo]

Ok, but now a slow motion please.

[@rajatdas5500]

Next time you should put your hand

[@richardhernandez9598]

She's so cute 😍 😅

[@koushikbhattacharya3778]

i do this with 30000 volts

[@jimsvideos7201]

Every wire is an EBW if you're a suffiently terrible electrician.

[@osamabinladen824]

I want you to be my sister.

[@PenfookioGaming]

I would expect a better video explaining this from MIT. You are MIT but me as a high school/military/commercial electrician/military train again guy I would at least feel challenged by this video. But instead your calculations are in the description which the are not in the description. Show the calculation to challenge people to understand. Even having the formula with the answer could challenge someone or having the numbers plugged into the formula could challenge someone. But lazy editing see the description and not even including it is just sad. Is MIT a leader of education or another ITT tech.