Popcorn Kernel Lava Lamp

[@gavinfriedenberg4474]

“Popcorn sinks in air” Yo fr? God damn thought those were abt too float

[@verytastysoup3825]

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[@gavinfriedenberg4474]

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[@aztro.99]

@@gavinfriedenberg4474 foat lol

[@jigyasusharma7320]

@@gavinfriedenberg4474 ture

[@darkne55drifter]

Float*

[@ribhav5307]

Me: can we get a Lava lamp Mom: we have Lava lamp at home Lava lamp at home

[@adjjal]

😂

[@Mr._Magpie]

“Does it float in carbonated water?” Well yes but actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no but then yes then actually no

[@spiritkitty6631]

"pause now and read the title of the video to make your prediction"

[@Mcraffaha]

Woah. I’m trying this at home

[@batvader6894]

I’ve always seen this in carbonated drinks but never knew why

[@RexGalilae]

I think it would be cool to create fancy drinks by dropping pomegranate seeds into sparkling water instead They're edible and quite delicious too

[@lumi4958]

I liked to do this with cherrys when I was a kid

[@boghund]

Cherry pits?

[@lumi4958]

@@boghund nope Those really sweet artificialy juiced red cherries. I would drop one in and watch it slowly rise and then I would flick it, it would sink and get all bubbly and rise again. Real fun

[@boghund]

@@lumi4958 ohhh yeah those, nice!

[@MsCiamajdka]

@@lumi4958 wow that sounds fun af

[@DanteYewToob]

Sarcastic people in the comments forgot that air is a fluid too… lol

[@pratishthabajracharya7]

Can you explain how?👀

[@jpthepug3126]

@@pratishthabajracharya7 how what air is a fluid it’s a fluid the same way water is a fluid

[@AntonioTheAnt]

Calling corn popcorn lol

[@forestsmills]

So... This is a guide to making your own lava lamp.

[@kylekeens5546]

This made me go "hmm" well done

[@Metal_Master_YT]

it will sink, but the bubbles will make it float, I did this with raisins in a soft drink once xD

[@penguiniamc]

bro by the time i finish watching his videos im gonna be able to do a 2 hour presentation

[@zuckmedic]

Nucleation, then the cavities stick to the kernels, pop on the surface and drop back down

[@TheTrueXvs]

Top G is proud

[@whengchung90]

Genuinely fascinating

[@ToxicMothBoi]

My dad showed me this when i was a kid :) i still do it sometimes when my mom buys popcorn kernels just to remember him :,)

[@user-pr6ed3ri2k]

correct prediction wait they go back down again nvm

[@Nikki0417]

Does the sparkling water lose carbonation faster b/c of the kernels, too?

[@mantaraylove]

Did he just say "popcorn sinks in air"

[@daquanbenson549]

Thats pretty cool

[@raphaelmaicas4610]

Frozen blueberries will do that in beer to, a restaurant in my town actually serve a blueberries beer with blueberries in it and exactly that happens

[@idk.20]

“Popcorn sinks” Bro those are popcorn cornels

[@knorbie]

It's better than a lava lamp, because instead of waiting 20 Minutes until the spectable starts and then 20 of it still going while you're gone, now you actually see it happening while you pay attention and when you leave the room it stops automatically

[@thedudeamongmengs2051]

That's super cool. I've never seen that before

[@ATHBizarre]

Bubbles: “Quick, grab on!” Kernels: Thanks! -A few moments later- Bubbles: I can’t hold on much longer! Kernels: NOOOOOOOooO

[@zheyo]

Dancing kernels!

[@FungalFlagellum]

Wow! That's cool

[@georgedulay8288]

Well the only reason why popcorn kernels sink in water because the kernels have a weight, but the sparkling water has baking soda, which has carbon dioxide, which makes the sparkling water have so much bubbles. So the bubbles will attach onto the kernels.

[@Mr123MTNDEW]

That's like cold popcorn

[@laurastarczewska2967]

The sparklying water will make the cernols flot

[@bruh-zh6mp]

The bubbles lift the kernels up as seen in the video

[@--Ch3rry-B1oss0m--]

Wait, it sinks in air? No way... thats cap...

[@Sam-fy9vj]

A similar thing works with raisins but they dance at the bottom, not the top

[@onefortworth]

This would be a cool lava lamp if you just used oil and just ordinary color dye

[@RadinTheXPguy]

That works with Raisins too

[@Mushroom321-]

AWESOME!!

[@WapaTheCat]

I think it will sink rise sink rise sink rise for super long

[@benjaminfinlay829]

Oh, that's neat!

[@CoryTyler__]

I feel like something of this nature could be used to create power or some sort of generator.

[@wassimbassil287]

I guess we are all drowning right now.

[@socksoriginal]

Raisins sink and float like that in water

[@gokuisawesome8250]

Just like raisins

[@SuperHddf]

Very cool

[@WinterFN.edits_]

Lava lamp when ur broke

[@billvigus3719]

Me: "mom I'm bored and I've played all my games, there's nothing left in the house!" Mom: "we have seltzer and popcorn kernels" Me: "what am I supposed to do with that?!"

[@DripMasterGoku]

I bet popcorn FLOATS in sparkiling water because it sinks in everything else lol

[@DripMasterGoku]

Wait i was kinda right and i did that at school with raisins

[@oceandagondon7684]

Alternative to this experiment: Grapes also works, anything with low density raw materials.

[@primehaddock554]

Just as cool as making popcorn in a pot without t h lid

[@lycaptain]

yo that’s cool

[@msh657]

What if you cover the top so the air bubbles don’t escape will it last longer or just never end

[@samuelhamblin7535]

Does that work if you have a bottle of sparkling water with an air pocket at the top so the carbonation lasts longer?

[@limeemil8221]

You can cause the same reaction with vinegar and a bit of baking soda

[@cjsocool8544]

its like convection currents

[@EBret33]

I’ve done this before it doesn’t book of course it wouldn’t. And it goes UP then down then UP and just keeps on doing it

[@melissabarrett9750]

Lamps illuminate... The popcorn doesn't light up.

[@SeanORaigh]

Finally, an actual use for the worst drink mankind ever invented

[@47fr121]

That’s because it’s top g water

[@cassiaprior453]

If you put a tight lid, is it still temporary?

[@MyAngela995]

I would imagine that without the gas escaping, bubbles wouldn't form around the popcorn and it would just sink until the lid is opened.

[@monkehv1nce991]

Andrew Tate: the movie (Including special popcorn variant)

[@DopeThug]

Cool

[@GamingGod-gi4bj]

Float because the bubbles are going upright

[@the_golden_trio9891]

Popkorn floats

[@chandralynbaker88]

Y e s a n d n o

[@golrak1957]

What happens when the glass is closed?

[@foundbatyt3350]

Trick question, both

[@lulumuffin8327]

Him: pause the video to make your projections Me: bro you wouldn’t make the video if it didn’t float

[@itszod2129]

This is the first one I got wrong and I feel tricked

[@andykawarshoni778]

I think it’s something to do with convection currents

[@tomcole4736]

That is bitchin. Should work with Spright and I am going to set the glass on a color changing led light. Nice tip

[@RollThomlive]

Also works with riasens

[@theworldofrandomflags]

Is the water normal now?

[@neitrox]

Budget lava lamp

[@williamsaxton3240]

I did this with raisins instead of popcorn when I was littlw

[@chrisroberts6797]

What happens in a closed bottle?

[@whiplash6548]

I bet it will sink because the carbonation is just many lil bubles

[@viliemtoth6387]

New lava lamp.

[@aezravito9717]

We can make a PERPETUAL MOTION THAT CAN POWER A WHOLE NEW YORK CITY FROM THIS KERNEL PERPETUAL MACHINE!

[@jessiegamer355]

Does this work with other objects?

[@riptide8615]

Does this work with other small items

[@nakotabetsey7052]

Yes

[@tomisnotmyname2661]

It floats

[@Ratciclefan]

Oh wow

[@joeygriff1706]

Would that be considered a self perpetual motion device?

[@wyattcreeper6780]

No it would end with the carbonation running out

[@johnraymanuelacosta3791]

I actually did this by accident by putting chewing gum on coke and i thought it was cool

[@essej068]

Put a lid on it Will it stil work

[@simons9264]

Nah im callin it they do sink but the CO2 floats, that’s the stuff that’s bringing it up to the surfacd

[@shirakuyanai4095]

Corn or popcorn?

[@jpthepug3126]

Same thing

[@2A_ROCKS_]

I did the same thing with raisins a while back. Pretty cool

[@kyleeddow6890]

Try in a sealed bottle.

[@edij100]

If i do this will i get non sparkling water? XD

[@nats3606]

what about Suger water

[@AlexeJade]

Um I love it. But who tested this to find out lol

[@cringestuff8056]

Raisins also do this

[@skylanhynard06]

It doesn't sink in sparkling water

[@Druzuttxu]

We we did this school

[@LamarlovesJesus]

Jesus Christ loves us so much he died on the Cross for our sins and rose from the Grave. Give your life to Jesus.

[@yonaofthedawn5428]

I think it will sink… I was kinda right, right?

[@StrayGaming-fv5jg]

Air