Surprising Reaction With Dish Soap and Glowsticks + What's In A Glow Stick? TKOR's Glow Stick Hacks

Today we're cracking open some glow sticks to see what makes them work, and then we're doing some unexpected things to make them glow even brighter! So if you’re wondering about glow stick hacks, what’s in a glow stick, and what cool science experiments you can do with glow sticks...TKOR has you covered!
This glow stick project is also great for those wanting to know how glow sticks work, glow sticks in water, glow stick tricks, how to make glow sticks, what happens with glow sticks in hot water, will glow sticks explode, glow toys hacks, how to make a glow stick brighter, and more...watch the video to find out!
So if you’re looking to try something new or for an activity such as: cool science experiments, fun weekend project, magic glow hacks, or a creative glow in the dark experience, watch the video to learn more.
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[@iloveyoutube23425]

Woah!! I never knew there was GLASS inside a glowstick

[@aleksanikolic9762]

Vladimir Djordjevic ni ja

[@asagillespie4588]

Why

[@lowsign2762]

The glass is the thing you break

[@bluebird1280]

My family and I figured it out when we got some glowing bouncy balls. They came with two glass capsules inside that you had to break by forcefully slamming the ball onto a hard surface. It took a lot of force.

[@quiik]

I’ve known that since I was 4, common sense.

[@jacsta3618]

Paint on a canvas with the coloured vials, then spray the clear activator over it! 😊

[@ironidol]

It would look great, that's a cool idea!

[@eccentricweirdootaku]

YES!!

[@kunikuzussyconnoiseur6974]

I'll do that. If it becomes a world-famous masterpiece, YOU GET THE CREDIT.

[@annabelled4002]

ooh cool idea! the problem with that, is it wouldn't last for very long...

[@kylieisaloser144]

@@annabelled4002 but a blacklight would make it glow so it could just be a blacklight painting

[@brandonallen5930]

If you can find a type of soap that will get the glow stick solution to emulsify you should make a glowing bubble solution then put it in your hydrogen bubble making system and send glowing hydrogen bubbles into the air particularly at night!!

[@gstoe5560]

i want to see them fill bubbles with hydroxy gas. Then they pop really loud when you light them

[@roriban]

Brandon Allen great idea 👍 👍👍👍

[@fgremmelspacher8775]

One of the substances in the glowsticks should be an ester, which feels oily, but isn't oil. Because of this, there won't be any kind of soap, which he can use to emulsify.

[@stileserf]

Yeah! That wouldbe awesome. :)

[@shlokbhakta2893]

Also SET THEM ON FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!💥💥💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@skyerussell380]

When you mixed the colors, it looks like you harvested the glowing sun

[@allysonlassen]

Tape the glow-sticks on fireworks and watch them go BOOM!

[@GalaxyWolf-ut2jz]

A L YEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS

[@loneaxolotl]

The light from the fireworks would overwhelm it's glow.

[@sammiemonster13]

The would but once it’s done there would be glow everywhere use caution thou glow sticks have glass in them

[@alienindisguise5546]

One problem with that.. The glass

[@jasonswalwell3324]

Oh no, oh no.. nonononono!!

[@jacobchurchwardtruered116]

Since the blue glow fluid was clear but then glowed under a black light could you try to use it to be invisible ink?

[@2timegarza583]

Jacob Churchward Truered11 I guess you could

[@khadijahzaman3288]

woah that would be super cool

[@semajbi2316]

Jacob Churchward Truered11 I think so

[@aram285]

if so... then would invisible ink glow when the glowstick activator is put in?

[@suming3052]

Jacob Churchward Truered11 cool

[@CesareVesdani]

Please dip all your glowsticks into one bowl, add boiling hot water, then add the soap. The glow should become pure white. Just give it a try.

[@alec.j]

it might not really

[@Eevee_Guardian]

i want a pure blinding white that looks like a portal to heaven

[@matheus147005]

Wavelength/Light "white" is a lot different than chemical white. Try making white by mixing paint for example. Doesn't work

[@colemaddox8642]

He should

[@theepikstar]

+ When it gets pure white, he should shine it with the black light!!!!!

[@wutwut4814]

make slime with glowstcik fluid

[@onlyusedthreewords6085]

WUT? WUT? There's already glow in the dark slime,but if you want it to look really cool and lose its glow,then maybe you should.

[@jwsnyderaal]

Ok I don’t mind I do wanna see it even for a short time

[@Ali_D_Katt]

I'd say it's probably too greasy and hydrophobic it wouldn't probably set up right

[@rickhirsch1989]

WUT? WUT? Really WUT? WUT? To dangerous to many chemicals

[@liammccabe9440]

Yes

[@user-td1vt5ze2j]

" Im gonna put these in warm water to heat them up" shane dawson: *throws them in the microwave*

[@disneylandon]

All over his beautiful shirt

[@ethexofficial8974]

the reason it stayed orange instead of brown is because brown is just a very dark hue of orange.

[@zpolukuchka]

that would mean an emitted source of light is behaving like a reflected source of light .eg RGB vs CYMK

[@TheStiepen]

It really depends on how the colour is achieved. If it is a neutral colour light and a colour filter then it would be subtractive colour addition. The blue is definitely producing actual blue light, but I'm not sure about the other ones

[@Alpha_Donk]

Modified squirt gun. So when you squirt it, the fluids combine and activate. Glow on demand

[@Puzzle391]

OMG I need this in my life :P! -Puzzle-

[@cachedgaming]

Have you ever tried putting an oily substance in a squirt gun? I feel like it'd be too thick and wouldn't squirt effectively. Now if you were able to get a water balloon with a divider in it, and put the reagents in each side, that would be interesting!

[@breadstick1461]

Yes

[@asdf-ij6fx]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs

[@khadijahzaman3288]

amazing idea

[@unthreadead]

Luminol! I did a final chemistry experiment using glowsticks last year. Getting the glowsticks open is never fun. The reason the blue glowsticks show up clear is that luminol (the chemical that creates the glow) inherently glows a blue colour. So no dye is needed! Typically the clear reactor liquid is hydrogen peroxide. The reaction is not deadly in small quantities, but shouldn't be consumed in large amounts. It can cause eye and skin irritation, as well as throat irritation if consumed (so keep it away from your pets). Also, it will dye everything it touches. I destroyed five stirring rods through the course of my experiment just because they were dyed a green-yellow after like three uses. Effectively, the glowstick contains hydrogen peroxide (the clear liquid) and a luminol/Dibutyl phthalate plus a dye. The luminol is kept within a glass container within the glowstick, as seen here. thick plastic exterior is used to allow the glowsticks to bend, but also to protect your hands from the glass breaking inside. Glass is used since it can easily break, unlike, say, a plastic. Dibutyl phthalate is also used to make plastics soft and flexible, so using an internal plastic container may not be as effective. Basically, glowsticks are a ton of fun and if careful (plus adult supervision if you're a kid), opening them can be an interesting experiment. Luminol is also what's used on crime scenes, in order to react with blood to make it glow.

[@ninasukacz4802]

You should try to activate the glow sticks with just the dish soap, none of the actual activator. :)

[@AlienProGamer]

Try making glow stick bubbles!

[@muhammadmuzaim577]

make a glowing bubble gun

[@chayil_3970]

Im glad Im not the only one thinking about glowing bubbles

[@GuillaumeLT]

Agree.. Floating bubbles not bubbles in a cup.

[@AcrizCaazi]

7:50 It looks like you’re holding some _Forbidden Honey._

[@pastelfirefly8355]

Acriz Caazi ?

[@frankgrimes6771]

wHat?

[@rickhirsch1989]

Acriz Caazi wHaT

[@frankgrimes6771]

@@rickhirsch1989 wHat kind of forbidden honey?

[@BlueGangsta1958]

Looks like the fruit in the fairy realm in true blood.

[@Slytherin5150]

There should be a disclaimer ⚠️DON’T WATCH IN A DARK ROOM OR WITH FULL BRIGHTNESS ON⚠️ MY EYE BALLS ARE DYING

[@_StarGutz_]

Note taken

[@phillsebben]

Do plants absorb this material and glow under black light.

[@bushcraftbaxter]

Have any of those bigger heavy duty glow sticks? Because I kind of wanna see what the inside of those look like. 😃

[@CellyWelly]

Bushcraft Baxter its probably the same thing but different mechanism and also bigger

[@mrfrost3]

What the ones they use for the military

[@breadstick1461]

Are yeah

[@kayduppi5433]

13:10 when he says “oh my gosh!” He sounds like goofy😂😂

[@johnxina2140]

3:52 when the camra man's reflection is on the microwave👌

[@melodieangelique3385]

DID I JUST SEE HIM EAT THAT STUFF??? ISN'T THAT POISONOUS?

[@surpremeleaderren8019]

He put it on his teeth.

[@The_Unknown_Wanderer]

@@surpremeleaderren8019 still, his teeth are in his mouth.

[@surpremeleaderren8019]

@@The_Unknown_Wanderer he didn't swallow it though.

[@redbanana8132]

It’s not poisonous 😂 I ate it when I was a child

[@shadowthenutjob]

He literally said the package says non toxic.

[@Monuschi23]

Put that fluid into water guns and do an epic night time battle!!

[@salinataylor4440]

[C.A.T] Fufruz it will burn afew friends have tried this

[@Monuschi23]

Salina Taylor then in some sort of suit

[@tayqii5309]

Paintball fight but with glow sticks so you can just gear up the paintball suits

[@Monuschi23]

Kitsune Princess Like paintballs filled with glow fluid?

[@chemieju6305]

[C.A.T] Fufruz Glowing paintballs actually exist! They are filled with glow in the dark paint and get activated with a flash when leaving the barrel.

[@-lv7sj]

This gives me flashbacks of when a glowstick broke and it got into my eye in Year 1. It really stung lol

[@popeye9995sp]

haha same got it in my mouth and eye

[@ebelskiverisaword4212]

That has happened to me too but for me it burned lol

[@bunnyandbeary8844]

OMG SAME! Lol 😂

[@computerautist5549]

Same bro j thought I was gonna be blind

[@alexnulf2334]

same happend to me splatterd my face

[@marloesvossepoel7780]

I think painting with glowsticks would be cool

[@ryanmontgomery4059]

I agree☺️

[@bigboomer1013]

Body panting with glow sticks

[@GadgetsDiscover]

*Make some sort of **_Signaling Device or signal gun_** from glow sticks!*

[@yassinelsayed]

Gadgets Discover ya like a sling shot to shoot the stick that looks like a gun

[@michaeldilger9582]

*Joergsprave*

[@dzunghoang9058]

Ya

[@briancarroll7860]

Separate the 2 liquids, paint with one, then reveal the glowing picture by spraying the second liquid with a spray bottle!

[@lokojosie]

Imagine making slime with this... Poof mind blown

[@pattiyathet9760]

You should make a glow in the dark bubbles 🤔

[@alexskywalker5478]

You are a genius

[@bushcraftbaxter]

Make a lava lamp! 👊🏼😎

[@vignette4693]

Bushcraft Baxter i

[@Al3x_no_name]

If you boil an egg with glow stick stuff will the egg inside turn glowy

[@RagingBananaPeel]

Grace Wright ok THATS a cool idea lol

[@thezigrat561]

Grace Wright try flurecent highlighter core soaked with an egg in vinager

[@luckystarpaul547]

I filled the room once with I'll glow sticks! It was so beautiful the whole bedroom it didn't last long but it looked amazing at the time

[@maxity_491]

Thanks for making my science project

[@ethexofficial8974]

green is almost always brighter because green light has the most wavelengths the human eye can see.

[@wendyjasman5027]

Also why night vision is most always green

[@SabbaticusRex]

@Laila Creations Our sun emits energy at all wavelengths from radio to gamma ray. But it emits most of its energy around 500 nm, which is close to blue-green light.Which is why our eyes can detect those wavelengths more. Cool eh ?

[@tsasso6199]

Actually blue does.

[@emmaowens6727]

Ya blue and green. That's why we see the sky as blue. Or in other cases orange cuz the sun sets and we get less light so shorter waves of light make us see different colors

[@maryfurness9205]

I did not now that

[@CodeRedCody]

All of them mixed together look like lava in a cup

[@hihi-qm7yl]

CodeRedCody that's what I thought

[@MrBrew4321]

The reason his intuition was off was because you get brown when adding colors that are based off of subtracting light. This was adding light. If you add enough light you get white not brown, but fire and lava are an in between "color" lol.

[@nuclearvincent211]

CodeRedCody er

[@nuclearvincent211]

CodeRedCody gggg

[@yaboirico5221]

i think the order in which you mix them might have to do something as well, but idk

[@melindafraser6392]

Wow that was interesting! Try freezing the clear liquid then boiling the neon liquid and then making holes to pour the boiling neon liquid into.

[@aesthetic.exe-anytypeofvid8586]

8:52 like if that rubber tooth noise annoyed/triggered the heck outta you. I’m triggered

[@bluemen8807]

warm the liquids add the soap then microwave for 10-15 seconds and make a hyper glow

[@bluemen8807]

Henry Schnelle hahahaha thats where i got the base idea

[@kylemonoson5521]

Could you make a bubble solution and blow glowing bubbles??? Like so they see pls!

[@myboxmic]

WOW amazing!!!

[@sapphieshores6330]

soooo amazziiinnn

[@issack3432]

What would happen if you mix all of the colours together, then put it into the vacuum chamber? Just an experiment that I think might have a cool result.

[@ArmusPlays]

if the soap makes it brighter then the activator fluid could be soap so try putting soap in the dye without putting the activator fluid and see what happens and if anyone tries this then please inform me. thank you

[@JayWillis2120]

And maybe adding the soap to just the activator fluid as well please!

[@Lunas2525]

Hydrogen peroxide is the activator

[@teslaprince2472]

The heat, or lack thereof, either speeds up or slows down the chemical reaction that makes them glow. The two liquids become more viscous when chilled and end up moving and combining slower. The opposite happens when you warm them up. Also, the inside of the glass vial is filled with a phenyl oxalate and fluorescent dye solution and outside the vial is a hydrogen peroxide solution. This also may explain why the liquid soap containing sodium hydroxide (lye) would accelerate or enhance the reaction.

[@Storm-qr2xf]

this is awesome!

[@akirakira1987]

What will happen if you heat up glowsticks? If you add liquid nitrogen? If you add it in a pressure cube whatever its called?

[@antisepticeye2709]

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[@akirakira1987]

Tis Antisepticeye YES!!😂

[@amg_1417]

You had the same ideas I had! I hope he tries them

[@KiloLima39]

Vacuum chamber

[@TheSlimCognito]

Don't forget dry ice. Maybe a dry ice lantern effect?

[@ImpetuouslyInsane]

Nate's making Nuka Cola over here! Oh, if you take a small amount of yellow and add it to the blue you can make white. Also the activator fluid is hydrogen peroxide mixed with an oil. You might be able to start the glow with just regular peroxide.

[@natashawalls7895]

Hes makeing a nuka cola and im over here gitting completely sloterd by a DEATH CLALL

[@grizwoldyt6701]

Put either both of the fluids (separately or mixed) in a vacuum chamber, and see if they expand. 👑✌

[@AnimeBee25]

It's awesome!

[@CUBEoneVX]

Boil eggs with it and see if the boiled eggs glow.

[@_Zoltan_]

Hey, can you show us how it reacts to flame? I really want to see that! 👍

[@angeltakami517]

Okay...that had me jumping like a lil kid. Like omg what's it gonna do?! Omg wow!!!

[@sparkygachaplaysgacha7160]

Thank you!

[@JoblessGamer]

i wana know what happens if you have a ton of the activator liquid mixed in together and then pour soap in to it. will the soap active it without the help of the colour from the glass tube

[@LadyCrimson13]

Jobless Gamer no, it needs the hydrogen peroxide

[@JoblessGamer]

Crimson Wolf then just do the ton (like 15 tubes worth) of activator liquid and and then just one colour

[@CraigTalon]

Crimson Wolf Is the Hydrogen Peroxide used up in the reaction, the reason it eventually fades, or is the solution used up as it glows... in other words... would the glow last indefinitely if no reactor was used and instead the glow was powered by a blacklight? Would make for some interesting signs

[@hithereiam4878]

trolle02 It is spelled “it’s”. YOU learn how to spell!

[@kylepalmer9432]

Please don't drink it! The clear liquid is hydrogen peroxide, the other liquid is probably diethyl phthalate with some other not too friendly chemicals dissolved in it, including TCPO. Could be the other way round but I don't know. Edit: after watching the vid I'm not too sure about it being H2O2, I honestly have no idea what it is.

[@Cristi0986]

I think you r right

[@depthdweller2195]

Isent H2O2 water with more oxygen ?

[@hellcrafter5965]

H2o2 is hydrogen peroxide

[@mjredman3361]

Looks like glycerin? Feels slippery and smells sweet, he said.

[@lilkittygirl]

​@@hellcrafter5965 Totally Dihydrogen Dioxide

[@toasterthattoast1675]

you can see if the glow fluid without activator fluid would react to the soap

[@bxoomi]

I LOVE SCIENCE!!!!!

[@lukezobrist6760]

Since the liquid in the blue ones is clear try to use it as invisible ink and then either use a black light or the activating liquid to reveal the message.

[@worker2004]

Luke Zobrist this is the only smart comment i see in literally the whole comment section. but it's kinda not worth a whole video

[@worker2004]

Luke Zobrist buttttt, the activator is clear too. you could just write with the activator and then use any colour to light it up

[@beerus_sama10]

What if you start a chain reaction by laying out all the flammable chemicals you have made till present right next to each other and igniting one of them with power of sun to start the chain reaction.

[@kiddcubez_8088]

Sounds cool

[@innovatordeeb7932]

Aman Verma c c. C

[@pureslowmotion2918]

Omg again.....

[@kwto.]

Aman Verma iii

[@user-nw5fu7kg9l]

Aman Verma ᴠᴇʀʏ ɢᴏᴏᴅ ɪᴅᴇᴀ

[@ashlynsmith7995]

I love how he's like screw it this is going in my mouth

[@kylathegamerandvlogger7174]

Combined the glow sticks looked like white light except slightly yellow like lava

[@dwaynewladyka577]

See if you can make a large glowing soap bubble.

[@IvanTheMouse]

A flammable one.

[@TimothyMichaels]

Would be cool if they made your car paint glow at night, never losing its brightness.

[@LadyCrimson13]

Tim Michaels look up lit 2.0

[@TimothyMichaels]

Crimson Wolf Thanks

[@shlokbhakta2893]

I know I'm a buzzkill but that would be impossible without breaking the laws of thermodynamics

[@nobody6317]

Shlok Bhakta Yes it is possible You can use the Glowiest Glow paint *LIT* Which would absorb light and give it out in the dark It also gives out light when it is warm so the heat from the car is enough to light it up And no Laws broken

[@IkBenBenG]

+Shlok Bhakta it is possible with OLED technology. OLEDS can be made on almost any surface and will make it glow when power is applied. Off course it will use some electricity to make it glow, but it is possible with current technology.

[@xgreek_assasinxwolf7218]

the final product looked like lava!!!

[@kinneg4684]

A man with may wonders....... i like it !!

[@iamgroot1450]

You guys should start a series where viewers can vote on what you guys use for a video. Then you take that thing and for example put it in the vacuum chamber, put it in the foundry and put it into liquid nitrogen. Kind of like a extreme torture test!

[@tanzimulislam3250]

Put Dish soap in that fluid and try to make bubbles..😊😊

[@noob_slayer478]

Tanzimul Islam im haha

[@noob_slayer478]

Lolol

[@tanisha9621]

Best video by far!!!!! I loved it cause I love glowing stuff!!!!! P.S i kinda freaked out a bit when he ate/drank the glow fluid

[@alek4ever646]

Hey Nate, did you test mixing soap with the activator or the dye? I wonder if one of them is going to activate on the soap alone. If not, I bet adding soap before mixing is going to make the initial reaction super luminescent.

[@jorlc5511]

What if you could hydro drip the liquids o.O

[@user-ip7uj1zl6e]

you gotta microwave it please! its crazy hiw bright they get still in the tube but an open bowl would be really interesting seeing it boil and pop. you will have to sacrifice a microwave though.

[@25kuba565]

I think it wouldn't work becouse the microwave works becouse of resonating the water particles, what requires exact frequency to do so.

[@annaodonkor427]

Omg he ATE it

[@yanivderhi2317]

That's so cool u should do a glow in the dark video where u throw that stuff at each other. Keep up the awesome work

[@Austinstic]

You guys should put the soapy warm glowstick fluid in a vacuum chamber like with the cake or the soda. I don't think much would happen but it would be interesting none the less.

[@LordEmilous]

Glowsticks in a vacuum chamber!? Also with soap to make glowing bubbles!

[@rodneyqueen2593]

Glow stick soap bubbles!!!😀

[@angelacarr4631]

That's amazing

[@AlienProGamer]

Or make glow darts

[@jellyy_.bean06]

mix the liquid with tonic water

[@edi9892]

I think that the stick contains actually three substances: a fluorophore (like that drink), a peroxide and an activator. Thus, it would probably not work.

[@pushparadhakrishnan7343]

edi ,I would think it has luminol ,peroxide and a activator.also tonic water has Quine which naturaly forms in spring water

[@parissanders2877]

Broooo we did that glow stick in hot water as well as cold water experiment in science class at the beginning of the year and it was pretty cool

[@thatonepunkguy]

recently did a color-mixing chart in art -- you'd be surprised how many ways you can make green (including with orange). Similarly, orange is just lighter hued brown, hence why you can use oranges in skin tones that would be considered tan, and why you got orange with the bright fluid.

[@yusufhussain5781]

Donald trump is triggered

[@sashidharkumar]

*Can someone explain the reaction between the **_glow liquid and activator,_** And also the soap reaction, is it exothermic?*

[@benshiffman7765]

sashidhar kumar check out nurdrages glow stick videos, he goes through the science of making the colors and using h2o2 as the activator

[@landonlomenick5175]

obviously it is an exothermic reaction because it lets off energy. the way that it works is, in the plastic part(not the glass vial) there is the chemical H2O2, and in the glass vial there is different chemicals. When you break the glass vial, the two chemicals mix together and go through an exothermic reaction called, chemo-luminescence.

[@GibbySaysHi]

The oily substance is probably there to limit the interaction between the two chemicals so the glow lasts longer. Adding the soap binds to the oil allowing more of the material to react with each other.

[@sashidharkumar]

dinotrainer318 Wow, Thank you!

[@harkiratsinghchawla1406]

Glow stick fluid in liquid nitrogen or on the block of dry ice to see that the glow stick fluid get freezed or not

[@jellysloth]

What happens if you DON’T pour the dye’s respective activator?

[@jurgeysamuel]

Nothing

[@shpookies_ghost_6992]

You should get a speaker that faces upwards and put a shaped tube over it then put this glowstick dye into it. Play the music and it might make some really cool shapes. You can do it with other fluids as well!

[@tombuster]

I wonder what if you get a quarter of a cup of the fluid and the rest of it water, and then throw a fizzing tablet into it. Will it make a lava lamp like with water and oil?

[@Straiferdt01]

Tomek Styn no

[@sandirunthanthanee3826]

Boil the glow sticks and/or put them in the vacuum chamber Mix it with a flammable liquid or powder then put them on fire Make glow stick bubbles And try adding liquid nitrogen with them You can do all of these in any pattern u want

[@foxylee88]

Cool!!

[@bushraburney9382]

Glowing bubbles!

[@cmpi82]

Can you see how Liquid Nitrogen affects the glow sticks? Also, What would the glow stick fluid do if you mixed it with molten salt?

[@1Jamesinator]

The problem I see with the molten salt idea is that it glows because of the heat, so it'd potentially be difficult if not impossible to see anything happen.

[@MoongdalFN]

Glow sticks in vacum chamber, in liquid nitrogen, in dry ice and last put not least in the furnace Keep up the videos love them.. ♥️ PS last two videos there was no random happens? WHYYYYY random happens is amazing

[@AnimeWatcherJM]

I'm curious of how the clear oily activator would fair with soap?

[@jmcali]

Fun and I want to try some of those. I wonder if you can mix them with oil paint and then paint with the results. Also, what about microwaves and the vacuum jar?

[@W00FLES]

Keep in mind the colors of paint and the colors of light mix wayyy differently, I noticed you said that mixing paint makes a brown color. But TECHNICALLY mixing all colors of light should give you white.

[@WarlandWriter]

Loyal notification squad! Can you try building a railgun?

[@BongMyFishing]

I'm of dat part too m8's

[@engineer0239]

Flovri-_-i He didnt the "railgun" Was mostly powered by compressed air

[@WarlandWriter]

No the reason they used compressed air is that it would otherwise take the projectile too long to accelerate, which would cause it to heat up too much and would weld it to the inside of the barrel of the railgun. They had to give it some initial momentum to prevent that.

[@minamasroor9203]

I was really hoping you'd make glowing bubbles after adding soap, pls do that in your next vid! Lots of love x

[@maydelacruz9589]

wow wow wow wow that is so amazing

[@ThePeakeVideos]

Drop the glowing fluid in liquid nitrogen to see if it makes glowing ice beads

[@incurser7090]

Sorry to say that it wouldn't glow at all, I think. It's a chemical reaction that creates the glow and reactions are slowed the colder they are so it'd be a fuller glow

[@incurser7090]

Duller

[@farmboy.0976]

Glow stick bubbles would be awesome with the bubble maker

[@farmboy.0976]

That's an awesome idea

[@prof.esrever7823]

Congratulations! You are one of the few people to actually have an awesome idea 👏

[@bronx72a]

This is one of the coolest videos I have seen on the interwebs. And I have seen... a... lot... of... videos...

[@kakkler42]

Really wanted to see Nate blow some glowing bubbles with the soap