Nuclear Powered Heart

[@12.7x99mm]

My friends said we were going install Atomic Heart. Not actually install an atomically powered heart.

[@amatoyoichi8468]

Wheres the russian robot girl

[@12.7x99mm]

​@@amatoyoichi8468they lied to me

[@Jezko.]

WHERE IS 6 HOUR SCENE 😡

[@weeb_french_turkish_hater]

W game

[@kiraly_kommandos]

that is great

[@DS-wl5pk]

Them having “wireless charging” way back then and for something like a pacemaker, is insane

[@utley]

yeah wireless charging has been around for a while, Nicola Tesla invented it IIRC.

[@v3es473]

​@@whatsthematter8767it's literally said in the video what is your attention span dude

[@whatsthematter8767]

@@v3es473 I saw it, I had to go somewhere before I could finish it but I already left my comment :/

[@kennythawsh]

wireless charging is incredibly simple

[@redryder6987]

It wasn't even new back then. It's not like they only just invented the transformer in the 1960's.

[@anaoricofag1950]

An elderly woman in my neigborhood died last year because her lithium battery pacemaker was getting depleted and doctors said she was too old to get a surgery to replace the pacemaker's battery, other than that she was in perfect health, she would still be around if she had a plutonium pacemaker.

[@heroslippy6666]

rip

[@funnymonkeycomment1172]

⁠rip

[@carlicbread8199]

Jesus that sounds horrible. Imagine knowing that you are about to die, not from sickness but because you cant have your heart re-charged

[@anaoricofag1950]

@@carlicbread8199 That must be really horrible.

[@Jeff-lf4hy]

damn.

[@jesseromo7646]

This was a very interesting topic to cover. I had no idea there were nuclear powered pacemakers. It's crazy to think that Plutonium 238 was the safest option out of other radioisotopes. Usually you put a funny joke at the end, but it was actually a bit wholesome this time.

[@JustT0N3]

That was so relatable

[@ender5129]

What is wierd about Plutonium 238 being the safest option out of other radioisotopes? He didn't say it was the safest option of all. I would also prefer a radioactive peacemaker, rather than having to have s urgery every 15 years or so. Or would rather wirlessly charge myself lmao

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

@@ender5129 What happens if the patient gets cremated though?

[@Oldsparkey]

I got my pacer/defibrillator back in 1993 and before then there were some with plutonium powered ones being used. It's my understanding they were discontinued for several reasons. I was happy that they were discontinued because you have to report your every move to the government. My 1st one was battery powered and recharged every three months. The other 4 were replace every 10 to 12 years.

[@NyxSnacks]

My grandmother had a pacemaker, even had the thing maintained a few times if my memory is correct. The day she died, her pacemaker stopped with her. We all thought it was rather poetic, and she was buried with it since well... it was depleted anyways.

[@enderbirds3814]

>day she died her pacemaker stopped with her Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@47thshan96]

imagine outliving the inventor when you're the one with the heart problem

[@silentkiller7692]

you know this channel is great when i tried to subscribe but found myself already subscribed 👌

[@dragonkidkai5330]

huh, I checked when you mentioned it and same.

[@k0valus585]

same

[@dante666jt]

Basically op unsubb'd

[@KoalazDank0420]

Lmao same 😂 this guy is awesome

[@Joseph843]

This was actually super interesting. I never would have guessed such a small device could be powered by radioactive material.

[@deltoid77-nick]

You would be surprised nuclear batteries can actually the size of tiny microchips and the fact that you only need to send a small electric charge to a muscle to make it actuate or twitch just imagine the possibilities and applications for this technology and you don't even need to use plutonium you could use other radioactive materials like tritium betavoltaic nuklear batteries

[@Real_Potato_Man]

... So they were ALREADY making Über hearts? Damn, medic must've told engi to build a time machine.

[@AssassinIronMan]

😂

[@ChloeKruegerSenpai]

Heavy: Putis?

[@pro_terrarian]

"I AM BULLET PROOOOF"

[@thegrinningplague]

I knew i wasnt the only who thought of this

[@smeelsgaming6282]

for anybody interested, 2:49 is "Imagine the stress on patient's heart when he gets a nuclear pacemaker for his heart"

[@ilikechickennuggetssebee7238]

i didnt even see dat

[@User203_8-_]

"Still not as long lasting as the memory of when a girl complemented us " I feel you bro

[@AssassinIronMan]

Fr 😭

[@Ceelker]

Came for nuclear powered pacemakers, got a history lesson on NASA's use of Plutionium batteries and how damn expensive they are.

[@iTzMxrio125]

1:18 This it's actually true punching someone in the chest can make a patient that it's having a abnormal heart rhythm to hopefully convert to a better rhythm.This is called the precordial thump, it can be used to convert the rhythm as I said before. It's used if you don't have a AED around (automatic external defibrilator).Most studies says that this doesn't help very much but it's better than nothing. It generates about 5-10 Joules of mechanical energy

[@Rhinestone-wg7wf]

I love your videos I look forward to them everytime !

[@Joseph843]

Me too!

[@TJayMid]

a buddy of mine has one, he’s maybe 19-20. a fake* weed cartridge killed him for 30 seconds (i believe) but he was successfully resuscitated, and now has one for the rest of his life for the full story: this was back in 2019-2020. i didn’t live in the greatest of areas at the time so if you didn’t go to a dispensary then you didn’t really know what you were getting (i live in NW Ohio so going to Michigan was fairly common, but not mainstream yet) he was standing by his back door; a glass sliding door; and blacked out and fell straight through it, yes, through the glass. he already had some health issues and the fake cart just finally did it, as i said he flatlined for 30ish seconds on the way to the hospital but was resuscitated, ultimately he needed a pacemaker. probably not a plutonium based one showcased in the video, but it’s still insane to me regardless. he’s alive and well thank fuck, would’ve been an awful way to die, especially at such a young age. *: fake could range anywhere from Pre-FDA regulation on Vitamin E Extract (and any other leading chemicals that caused health problems) or a flat out home-made (or tampered with) cart. nobody is quite sure and i doubt anyone remembers at this point. these were in the days of non-tamper-proof boxes, so mind you there wasn’t a way to be sure, you just trusted the guy

[@balake.]

oh fr dude where do you live? i live in toledo

[@TJayMid]

@@balake. no chance, i live in BG, this all happened in Napoleon though if you’ve ever heard of that shithole

[@sheeby6305]

Only in-

[@balake.]

@@sheeby6305 dont you dare

[@vevenaneathna]

probably went into v flutter or v fib. thats not dead. i think u misunderstood the doctor. stop doing spice/k2/kathanones.

[@toby55deadmaster]

So if you have a nuclear-powered pacemaker and a girl gives you a compliment, you become the 4th Chernobyl reactor. Interesting, needs further investigation.

[@natto4556]

LMAO

[@robloxstuffiez2280]

imagine when your friends say "hey lets download atomic heart" THEN THEY INSTALL A ATOMIC POWERED HEART

[@burvy]

this seems very similar to another comment...

[@eddielegs344]

Haha last quote was good again. I always love that about Mr. Slav's videos not only informative but the humor on top of that. 😅❤

[@keeganplayz1875]

Wow! This is so cool! I did not know that they actually used plutonium in pacemakers.

[@sarahkatherine8458]

4:57 "It was a product of the process used to make nuclear weapons" 5:10 "USA has recently restarted production" Yeah, very good news

[@maarten4427]

Very cool video again! I subscribed recently because i like the subjects you cover, physics, chemistry and some other interesting things! Keep going Slav!

[@ILaunchNukes]

This guy should become a nuclear physicist

[@maarten4427]

@@ILaunchNukes Hahaha yeah indeed, but i don't blame him! I'm also doing a study as Chemical/Biological Physics Researcher and i love radioactivity subjects!

[@stevenpike7857]

Same🤗

[@D_uc_k]

Nuclear heart person: *gets shot in the heart* City: *gets absolutely obliterated*

[@YouCareMoreThanMe]

“Mom I want atomic heart” “We have atomic heart at home” *Atomic heart at home

[@DocFriday94]

Fun fact, close were i live is a company that produced such pacemakers, i wonder if there are still people out and alive with one of these

[@benmcreynolds8581]

(I Really think our best option for our Future, is Utilizing New Nuclear energy options) We should invest in modern advanced nuclear energy options. Small form reactors, LFTRs, Thorium Reactors, liquid reactors. Utilizing our advanced modern technology, engineering, material science. our greater understanding of safety measures and designs. More advanced computer technology, robotics, It will really allow any nation to be pretty much be energy independent. Less reliant on fossil fuels. They'll have efficient, stable electrical grids and the rest of the grid could experiment with alternative power sources, etc. We need to heal from the trauma of our past and see that it happened solely from Us not understanding what we were doing, not having advanced enough technology, material science, engineering, safety measures, understanding of how to go about everything, etc. This source of energy will greatly help the world improve towards the future and lowering emissions more than anything else could while having a very stable electrical grid system. Currently we have alternative energy options but the majority of our grid is powered off of fossil fuels and emission producing sources of energy. We will be so much better going forward commiting to modern advanced nuclear energy options. It baffles me. Even tho Society is struggling, We are yet to even attempt to implement a concept around: "The better off the lowest income people are doing; The better off the rest of our countries economy could be doing." -Think of it like a ecosystem in nature. The least important little things might seem meaningless and insignificant yet, if they crumbled away, the entire ecosystem would crumble. The last things remaining would be the top diverse predators that eat everything else.. until they eat each other.. leaving just a few top sharks in the ecosystem.. the whales would all be gone once the plankton crumble away, the sharks would eat the whales. Then once all that's left is sharks, the sharks would eat the sharks. *(Think of this but as a analogy for our economy and our modern day society..) If we instead decided to support the lowest people in the ecosystem, there would be a beneficial systematic dispersion towards other aspects of society benefiting. All because the lowest people would be flourishing. I say flourish but I really just mean, able to obtain the most basic essential living standards... Yet even that would Vastly improve our current state of our economy & society *Also imagine this analogy in our economy. The more help we invest in the lowest level people, the more it would trickle into every facet of our economy. If poor people can pay their rent & not go homeless: landlords would get $, businesses would get $, banks would get $, local small shops would get $, mortgages & bills could be paid, insurance companies would get $, Taxes would get $, So essentially that $ would go out & filter right back in to improve our Country while simultaneously improving our quality of Life. Every bit of the economy would somehow find a way to benefit off of this situation... I don't get why we haven't even Given it a chance?? If it doesn't help? Then by all means stop it and figure out what problems we could be facing might be one's that run way deeper than expected and that would take drastic changes to improve that situation... (I hope we TRY something soon, before things get any more unstable. The worst thing we could do is continue on doing exactly what we are currently doing. It might get to a point where overcoming our struggles could simply become a pipedream. I don't want it to get to that)

[@__Rizzler__]

oppenheimer stalking from the corner: i need that uranium

[@petersmythe6462]

I'm fairly sure this is also what powers the Terminator.

[@bajsapa3892]

makes sense

[@dixonqwerty]

2:26 that intimate mic moment had me laugh BWAHAHAHAHAHA I love your videos man!!

[@FlopBlopFish]

1:20 “…punch him to unalive him…” I believe its un-unalive

[@spamy6661]

Im 25 and am on my 4th pacemaker already. Kinda wish i can have a plutonium powered one, would be so much cooler!

[@Caramel_Custard_Flan]

Ah yes, The Atomic Heart

[@skyler9988]

7:19 It wasn't a complement, but it was a hug from a few years before I graduated from High School

[@TrialzGTAS]

Loving you channel Mr Slav, your commentating is very soothing

[@BoqnIvanov-hk4ge]

my great-grandmother had this nuclear powerd heart device.It was planted in 2016.She died in 2020.As i know,she must be a very lucky person to have this heart.

[@AssassinIronMan]

Grammar check?

[@bunnyvac7303]

I started watching this guy yesterday and I'm already hooked to his content, I learn more than i do in school from these videos!

[@Plazma_Drawz]

These nine are people are actually Heavy Spy Pyro sniper Scout Soldier Engineer Adminstrator (maybe cuz it shows that in the comics) Ms.pauling And no, medic can outrun death and he cant plant a heart for himself

[@unlimitedwater4646]

in case anyone for some reason was wondering what the song was around 4:25, it is space waves by ben elson

[@PolskaRzeczypospolitaRelowa]

damn this is the real atomic heart experience

[@Numbers225]

this is cool as hell thank you for showing this to me

[@KapteinFruit]

I wish I could have an atomic pacemaker, well they say "be careful what you wish for", but with one I would feel like I dont have to worry about my heart's health as much.

[@RoyyanHadiwijaya]

Literally the definition of atomic heart.

[@RMLISHA123]

Nice a nuclear reactor permanently in your heart, that actually is kinda cool

[@yoshineitor]

Just in time for tonight's last video before bed, love the rebirth of the channel.

[@TryxnTX]

I loved the little joke at the end, really is relatable

[@G0NNG_official1360]

The end of some videos really got me🤣

[@yubankostraiko3795]

Forgot you existed was binging your videos and was getting sad cuz I finished the last video and boom you uploaded! Gave me a bit of a laugh

[@velikarakaya2451]

That stare at the end was really sad/weird at the same time

[@ProjectKHI]

Plutonium pacemakers are kinda changing my understanding of radiation and if things work it can help me make something crazy

[@Victorakaerj]

-hold on, i gotta put more plutonium for my heart real quick

[@StarsBandswithRockstar]

my favorite slavic youtuber

[@aspopulvera9130]

4:03 so it generates electricity via temp difference and also you should do a video about why the pacemaker is sensitive to some EM waves

[@ivanivanovich8624]

Ah yes... My favourite science channel...

[@17thc]

let's go mr slav uploaded

[@xanatitan8103]

Dude, I love your last quote at every video!!

[@lucaspookus8571]

good work bro! just subbed!

[@brianrigsby7900]

It’d be cool if we put the casing of one of these after taking care of the power source after 1 of those 9 eventually dies

[@brianrigsby7900]

In the Smithsonian

[@Veridiania]

my braincells when i saw the thumbnail: it could be in this very room

[@heckinmemes6430]

Interesting to see planned obsolescence in pacemaker tech.

[@JustRahmi]

"There are up to 9 people out there with nuclear powered hearts". my first thought was TF2

[@Zarian_The_Proto]

Same

[@SurajChoudhari-re6om]

"Imagine the stress on patient's heart when he gets a nuclear pacemaker for his heart." This is what is written at 2:49.

[@MightyElemental]

Not sure I'd want lithium inside my body, especially so close to the heart...

[@vortz7578]

Hey bro, my heart is canonically powered by nuclear radiation. I can also survive a gunshot aimed at my heart! Bro: The hell are you on?

[@kevinchung901]

Every last part of his videos he says something funny and i absolutely LOVE that

[@okzoomer5728]

This is not the Godzilla origin story I was prepared for.

[@ace_121]

i dont even care about the content, ima just turn one of his videos on loop because his voice is so satisfying.

[@fedegwagwa]

Who else knew about this from Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother??

[@yektaagra741]

I actually learned this 3-4 years ago when i was doing research about RTGenerators (the scientific name for these batteries) which i learned from mindustry

[@reizinhodojogo3956]

1:19 💀(this emoji does not express about me being dead, but yes the fact that i throught this part very much funny.)

[@Matikis]

man i always love his end of the video jokes

[@OFraternaMori]

if that Pacemaker using uranium, that would be called Peacemaker

[@nalinidrugwar2643]

Plz make videos on universe and unsolved stuff

[@FriedEgg69]

"Babe wake up, Mr Slav is bacc"

[@notfunnirobloxyt9494]

“And my main goal is to blow up”

[@Lee-Honni]

I can call myself as a alien will I be afraid that's kinda dangerous

[@kjcomputer]

2:49 said "imagine the stress on patient's heart when he gets a nuclear pacemaker for his heart"

[@Mutrax4706]

yea the last part was truly relatable

[@TossMesh]

I guess my grandma is out there walking with a nuclear powered heart.

[@push4102]

Imagine having a nuclear heart and it makes your spit immediatly radioactive. lol

[@Blaze_1379]

DOCTOR ARE YOU SURE THIS WILL WORK I HAVE NO IDEA

[@explosiveass_bum5340]

I AM BULLETPROOOOOF

[@Zarian_The_Proto]

I am fully charged!

[@julek5570]

hold on bro, i gotta recharge my heart

[@ashimahmed2193]

"To unalive her husband" 1:23

[@akari_netsu]

"I AM BULLET PROOF" -some character with heart transplant

[@Zarian_The_Proto]

"Pootis" -some friendly

[@quintrapnell3605]

My grandfather had one. It’s buried with him now.

[@Actinoid-]

Hi slav Plz make a video on how universe works

[@hantubelaung]

Nuke heart? Basically, a bunch of Godzillas walk among us

[@TheChadMan2345]

Ok now we wait for the robo ballerinas to exist

[@non-useless]

Imagine waking up at 3 am and hearing someone with this accent 💀💀

[@Rhinestone-wg7wf]

💀

[@040_ece_rounakkayal4]

I am very keen to learn about nuclear things from Mr slav

[@awm_5008]

bruh your last lines hit different

[@reversal2341]

"Nuclear-Machine, son."

[@sarathr.g7988]

The last joke usually breaks me up😄😄

[@Architect172]

chould be just me but 80 years seems more then 15 years.

[@_Gam3r]

this guy has the most strong- this man has most strong soviet accent

[@Rhinestone-wg7wf]

💀👍

[@Tryha4d]

​@@Rhinestone-wg7wfit is the strongest I have heard in a while

[@notjeih]

Okay but having your heart powered by a (kind of) nuclear reactor sounds so fucking cool.

[@VoughtBlackNoir]

suicide bomber: ka boom? ayman al zawahiri: yes rico kaboom

[@CEO_OfSillyInc]

I like to imagine that the thumbnail was indicating that only 9 people have a glowing ball in their chest

[@Gay-Transformers]

1:17 smash

[@The_Huddle.]

Shit, I think I’m having a chernobyl.