Running the Big Reactor

Ed Lester's company runs their "big reactor" for the first time... An attempt at producing industrial levels of nanoparticles.
All videos so far: bit.ly/NanoPart...

[@certee]

They did a science. Not sure exactly what it is, but great job.

[@culwin]

For the people who are still alive

[@DeoMachina]

What a coincidence, I was taking a coffee machine to bits the other day and thought "Hey, wonder whatever happened to that nanoparticle guy?" Really exciting to see things are paying off!

[@danmitchell1290]

Congratulations on getting it working. Good stuff.

[@ASilentS]

Any more updates on the pneumatic wind turbines team?

[@beachboardfan9544]

Would love an update vid to this!

[@bgoggin88]

proud of these guys

[@jorgevaldivia7482]

So proud of his achievements

[@Messier31NGC224]

Congrats Ed!!

[@Shadowstray]

So, how does it taste then?

[@Twitchi]

this is a question that needs an answer

[@IstasPumaNevada]

Congratulations!

[@JustOneAsbesto]

Yay, Ed!

[@leosedf]

Where are metal nanoparticles used?

[@moertelruehrer]

catalysis, nanocomposites,... these kinds of stuff

[@user-iu1xg6jv6e]

For nanostuff mainly!

[@bytefu]

Nanoshotgun shells.

[@Physhi]

I'm still waiting for that offshore air powerhouse to be built!

[@MrOreo76]

So its like they are printing money like that? Just from this couple of gas balloons?! I need to get me a piece of the action

[@WhovianUnderlander]

Is there any way to caption these videos?

[@PinkChucky15]

That's great! Congrats to all :-)

[@NeonsStyleHD]

Shame you didn't take the opportunity to tell us what they could be used for, and what impact they could have in the world. We are left at the start and at the end, in complete ignorance. Thanks for that.

[@tireballastserviceofflorid7771]

You could maybe do some research yourself. Nano titanium is used for everything from making cheap milk look more white to paint to makeup. The other materials he referred to are used for hundreds of projects. It literally is like asking what water is used for.

[@nottinghamscience]

This is just one part of a whole story we've been following for years... bit.ly/NanoParticles We can't tell people the same stuff in EVERY video! :)

[@NeonsStyleHD]

nottinghamscience Maybe because they are new to your channel, and havn't seen all the previous stuff.

[@tireballastserviceofflorid7771]

NeonsStyle Or they are simply to lazy to do some reading.

[@guest_informant]

Yeah, but you could've told *me*.

[@vasilistoxo]

This is really inspiring :)

[@nemodot]

that's a brewery!

[@NowhereManForever]

Or a brewery is just a process plant

[@MrAntieMatter]

What exactly do you use those nanoparticles for?

[@Quintinohthree]

Depends on the particles. Some may have catalytic properties, some can be used for their magnetic properties, some for fluorescence, some for surface chemistry.

[@earthbjornnahkaimurrao9542]

Could you give an example?

[@TheIdeanator]

Woot!

[@spudhead169]

Wait. Metal Organic Frame Output, that's MOFO not MOF.

[@DanielFoland]

This is like watching Breaking Good.

[@dphorgan]

practically liquid artificial diamond

[@culwin]

Breaking Bad: UK

[@Timbyte]

I sill dont understand what the hell hes doing.

[@HunterRodrigez]

at some points in the video it sounded more like they were producing meth

[@JustOneAsbesto]

Most meth labs in the world aren't run by Walter White.

[@harshsharma5768]

Second!

[@randomviewer896]

>champaigne Absolute degeneracy.

[@Logan-ge5qm]

nice neckbeard friend :^)

[@EebstertheGreat]

There is no I in champagne.