Seeing is believing, The Atomic Knife

Lubrizol takes proof of performance to an extreme level. This short video is a unique look into the molecular level world of lubricant additives using the groundbreaking technology of the atomic knife.
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[@matejlj]

Great. Now I can cut trough water and create hydrogen and oxygen.

[@gooriabharathi195]

Its not how it works 😂😂

[@miaouew]

Maybe you could also go back to grade school and learn to spell words.

[@meusauc]

@@miaouew Maybe you could actually correct him instead of insulting him...

[@vinnyeru]

@@miaouew They probably just misspelled.

[@Salt____]

@@miaouew lmao I they misspelt one word, and their name clearly isn’t English so English is probably a second language for them. Imagine being that much of a pos

[@Boundlessness]

“Alrighty class, observe closely while I cut this ato-“ **KABOOM**

[@austinbevis4266]

One uranium atom, when split, has the energy to move a grain of sand slightly.

[@scentmonk7324]

crazy to think how small the planck length is compared to a atom

[@chimp_ape3346]

Darren Write I know, and then anything smaller than that, the rules of space time break down

[@scumbagdyln]

haha, nice!

[@sarahbingham1133]

Or how many Planck Times there is in a second

[@jacekniegos7415]

Scentmonk M, hgjglvkgkfljaas Wet

[@rkpyi8616]

Atom to planck lenght, is like comparing universe to atom

[@nugger]

So, when do we get raidens sword huh???

[@Remo1147]

Even though this is an ad I respect the science

[@shaneharvey1946]

This has the same feel as a Tim and Eric Sketch

[@Depressed_Dinosaur]

Check out the vid at 2:20 to 3:20. That's the FIB over at Case. I know these guys! So cool. Thanks. Whoa - and at the end - did you really cut out that logo???

[@dealwithit1277]

I am blown away.

[@mjames7674]

2:42 *lolol* Can somebody tell me why this guy is wearing safety glasses?

[@slicelifetv]

M James Possibly just got laser eye surgery

[@scruffald]

Safety

[@TheProfessor936]

They're most likely safety glasses with prescription lenses.

[@catboy_official]

To show there's lots of Science ™ going on

[@Zazzlebips]

Science man must look sciency.

[@adhiti07]

Sounds more like liquimoly ceratec. Not really sure I should use it though

[@Migueldeservantes]

So I guess... " A simple question.. I mean areas of heavy friction on an engine (a machine of any type) should be honed to hold the lubricant (Like a cylinder sleeve of an engine)!! or should be mirror smooth to avoid friction...what would be the perfect or at least Ideally perfect & no wear surface???? USING A HIGH END LUBRICANT

[@CP110]

ACL bearings do this for the automotive industry.

[@SargonvonThule]

i came here cuz i was expecting they show how the nanometer thin blades are made , but this is nice to know but not what the text ingested...

[@brianhumphrey1985]

Nice work Doug! Have you had this new toy very long?

[@nickgirouard6472]

It’s too small to see yet they made a needle small enough to extract the layer?

[@thegamehouse4245]

Ever heard of electron microscopes?

[@sethmichaelclayton9915]

I’d use it to cut out the background music.

[@dovalist6637]

If you are an average person....of 2 meters..

[@jthepickle7]

My beard would demolish that edge.

[@Dopamint]

Ah yes, an average sized person of TWO METERS.

[@TIOLIOfficial]

I have no idea what I just watched.

[@louiecanl]

Has this technology improved much in 6 years?

[@notu1529]

7 years now

[@makismakiavelis5718]

1:51 can't take this guy seriously, he reminds me of Jonah Hill

[@GreatfulGert]

Makis Makiavelis doesn’t look or sound like him

[@rafaelleandredelossantos5283]

Oh so this is what my parent use in work

[@zezenkop412]

Is 2 m the average size of human

[@kevinb.8649]

Blade should have patented his proprietary sharpening process. To bad this is the last generation of cars and engines that need oil.

[@jaycal1920]

Its so small we can say anything we want and there is no way you can proove us wrong...like talking about god and brute force ends up winning the argument. Yeah i thought i was going to see knife edges. Another ad. Selling oil that has a nano cherry on top. Selling the cherry.

[@thesage1096]

dude. the "knife's edge" is the ion beam, were u not paying attention ?

[@TOMAZZ.]

It's an advertising.

[@kristijanmedved6066]

Sooo if i cut uranium nuclear explosion will happen?

[@benelli9479]

Maybe if you hit it hard enough😂 you’d need it to be really pure and youd make it go super critical

[@bloodydiablo666]

But can it keal? (:

[@jomama01]

What technology does the "atomic knife" use?

[@brendancraven3809]

Patrick Borden resistors

[@mailme4729]

Valvoline oil uses LUBRIZOL aditive package

[@Remo1147]

You can edge up an ant

[@AngelusMortis1000]

resistors.

[@theresaquinn8525]

wow I didn't know they could weld with it or is this a type of coldwelding y r they not building more nano structures

[@afrazurrahman]

Give it to atomic samurai

[@adamsamer5516]

What is an average size person

[@vonyielu1339]

my bullshit'o meter is off the charts

[@robertrobertson8575]

"Hey make sure the b-roll of the scientists are a brown chick and a black dude."

[@marcopollo3300]

1:24 Actualy this is false! Because you are watching with your eyes no mather trought a microscope or trought monitor You are watching with your eyes.

[@thelusogerman3021]

Marco Pollo actually to see things that small you need an electron microscope which then forms an image according to the way the electrons are hitting the detector (very simplified)

[@ther6989]

through*

[@senejananayakkara8889]

nope I believe in it