The Spangler Effect - The Science of Sound Part One Season Two Episodes 13 - 15

[@Abbekej]

SHE WAVED AT YOU WITH ONE FINGER... HAHAHAHAHAH You are starting to pick up on your comedy game, keep it up guys!

[@Yo_mama69]

7:16 headphone warning its very annoying along with 8:50 9:27 is when it stops

[@FAhmad1782]

"Oh Higginsworth..." lol. Can't believe I'm just now discovering this great show

[@TheInunah]

Okay, I could make that piercing noise all day. I'm probably the only person who would request it to keep going.

[@keyanamorgan3431]

I remember watching this episode in 6th grade and it is still my most favorite and I have been obsessed with this show since 6th grade and I’m now in 9th 😂😁

[@Killingmo]

You guys are awesome, especially Higginsworth! I love that you can still keep it fresh and interesting even into the second season. Keep up the good work!

[@sameerameen4791]

Your the best science teacher ever.

[@scarletskong]

even though I'm a university student studying engineering, it is refreshing to watch your episodes each time they come out! Your videos are what I watch when I am procrastinating, yet its still educational :P so, Thank you!

[@metallicarocks911]

All I can of think of in the beginning is Star Wars haha XD

[@dillan368]

"She waved at you with one finger". "I don't think they call that a wave"

[@sonithasuvarna5813]

Imagine watching this with headphones or speakers

[@mrbluenun]

Hi Mr Spangle, Really loved this video on sounds and vibrations, thank you.

[@spanglereffect]

We will be going LIVE on KZbin on Tuesday of Geek Week! August 6th... 2PM and 7PM (EST). Each event will be one hour!

[@kidou343]

All these sound experiments in one place?!? My new go-to video for showing how cool science can be (as if it wasn't already. This just affirms it yet again).

[@seanpizano6]

If merry-go-rounds were more prevalent at playgrounds because the sound demo with the giant hose would be fun and epic for kids.

[@znace1213]

Tucked in the ceiling. Upper left, is what I think they think is the, "Giant Mentos" roll.

[@TheRantics]

I think we can all say, this was the loudest spangler effect.

[@spanglereffect]

A giant Mentos roll...I don't see one in the video, but I will keep my eye out!

[@GMELECTRONICS365]

Should have left the video running for the officer lol

[@Gigaheart]

It's safe you just have to remember to exhale it all out and then breathe or you'll pass out.

[@DoctorThomasElliot]

Awesome video.

[@eSZett_]

You forgot to mention the difference between standing and traveling waves. For example, those transverse waves you made in the beginning had nodes and anti-nodes, thus they are standing waves. Standing waves are also known as harmonics or the fundamental frequency(s). Then there's the whole thing with open vs closed pipes. Oh! Who could forget the neat patterns you get with interference. Give us a full class on mechanical waves! :D

[@spanglereffect]

A few deep breaths works perfect.

[@The_Potionist]

25:24 cracked me up :p

[@simtan2418]

this is soooo cool

[@TheBCSledder]

Lol poor Higgins

[@daniellazhang7253]

I had to take my earphones off a few times ^-^

[@simtan2418]

we had homework in our school and someone did it about sound waves

[@WazzupMotsch]

im going to become a street musician with my saw

[@TheSoupClan]

I probably shouldn't watch this at 4 am haha

[@Gigaheart]

I see it too, upper top left of the frame.says MINT in Red Lettering.

[@Jordi775]

In the roof!

[@XempireX18]

thats amazing. never know thats how they create laser sound.

[@justinly974]

In the ceiling to the left!

[@LoneWolfDemon13]

"What's the speed limit?" Where we're going...we don't need speed limits.

[@DoctorThomasElliot]

Under the ceiling!!!

[@YingwuUsagiri]

You have cheated us out of two times your wonderful intro :)

[@masterman397]

Haha, 21:36 that stare! xD

[@BlazedFiR3]

Upper left. Between those airpipes.

[@danielshjoo]

Cool

[@ItsMilitaryCut]

12:01 if you look up a little to the left at the vent you can see the s on the mentos wrapper

[@WazzupMotsch]

you really did it to become my favourite youtuber :)

[@AndrewKimbrell]

is that a giant Mentos roll?

[@Beshbash13]

13:16 this song it's for Halloween

[@Lypaips]

hohoho poor Higginsworth :)

[@samparkful]

Oh man That aluminum rods.... Yikes!

[@dollyrajdevnaman9581]

Cool

[@Xatzimi]

On the ceiling. Upper left.

[@Im-LP]

My mind has been blown... :D when's the next episode?

[@daniellazhang7253]

um... in the background, the celling, lol.

[@megagamefreak26]

It is there, i saw it

[@DeZZie.M]

12:03 it's next to Steve's head it's in 13:57 too

[@thebutterappletutorials6553]

They used the "saw" in a Gilligans Island episode

[@mrpokemon8778]

steve!!!

[@DreadMarauder]

5:20 Is that a giant mentos wrapper?

[@puupipo]

Really enjoyed this one! I definitely like the parts where the show gets a bit more serious and scientific and then the "comedy value" comes from funny or unexpected results of experiments, like the ending with helium and sulfur hexafluoride. So, in a nutshell, don't spend too much time trying to be funny but let the science create the comedy instead.

[@gregoryschafer3103]

You can get more tones by using hollow copper pipes

[@TrinhNguyen-kk3mw]

9:30 upper left corner giant mentos o.o

[@ericsp0f]

cool

[@nataliechan72]

Me: *Watching this awesome video* Mom: Keep it down! Me: *Trying out sound science experiments* Mom: It's really noisy! Go outside!!! Me: Ugh... Okay!!! *Goes outside* Me: *Continues my experiment* Neighbors: *Swing their doors open* KEEP IT DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Me: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! No matter what I have to finish this first! ;-(

[@DreadMarauder]

At the Timestamp. Up in the rafters of where you are shooting.

[@spanglereffect]

Where at?

[@TheSwamper]

Very interesting video. Suggestion: when you are doing a demonstration where you want people to listen, turn off the background music (around 8:20).

[@oldaccountthatidontuseanymore]

think of Penn from Penn and Teller inhale Sulfur Hexafluoride, because he sounds almost like that wen he talks.

[@digoswoman]

cool

[@Gigaheart]

R.I.P Earphone users. 9:00

[@chunkhero]

You nearly have 100 k subs congrats you earned it. Planing anything special???

[@Biovirulent]

Where can I get that.. uhh.. I forgot what it was called. The laser sounding spring thing?

[@StevenAlpert]

By chance is sulphur hexafluoride what they use in FM200 fire extinguishing systems?

[@daz12310]

Steve I wish you could cometo my school one day

[@Jacapotamous]

10:30 To the left of Steve (his right) on the ceiling..

[@thecrossband]

Is guitar feedback a good example of a compression wave?

[@cooldude62628]

12:22 Steve is that a giant mentos wrapper?????????

[@tautvydasbelgeras697]

If I were to play a brass instrument with helium in my lungs would the sound change?

[@nerdude2021]

oh my god please put a disclaimer for people with headphones. my ears are still ringing..... :'(

[@the2kidsmom]

:D i heard you will be on youtube geek week

[@NARA74136]

At the top left corner

[@MVE200]

Why is there a massive roll of mentos in the ceiling at 4:30? A clue for an upcoming video? A GIANT Mentos and Diet Cola EXPLOSION???

[@11malta12]

when i was young i've done the same thing that you were doing @ 18:00 and i hit my brother in his face and i was in a lot of trouble

[@christopherhausheer5634]

Thumbs up if you saw the lowes truck drive by home depot :)

[@ErnestoAvilez92]

Its at the upper left corner of the video.

[@NARA74136]

On the top left corner

[@SeymorZ]

I remember a headstand and people falling over when sulfur hexafluoride is involved. The lack of both in this video makes me a little disappointed.

[@jakemoore3740]

look at those mentos in the backround, there huge

[@madwiebe]

Did he just say that a large steel drum and a huge spring is outside the budget of this show? (5 minute mark ish) Isn't there one such drum in the opening sequence that gets crushed... and a giant spring at the beginning of the video?

[@NARA74136]

Whats that big roll at 5:20

[@cooldude62628]

And I did a make to school science and i got a A+ so thanks for that hope u dont mind me using your tricks if u do sorry

[@blue9streak4]

Speed limit? WHO CARES SCIENCE IS FUN!!!

[@Turnip0739]

In the top left in the background.

[@HenHen5000]

at one am it´s hard to watch a 27 miniutesvideo. next time please cut the episodes into more videos. but go on like this you are doing a good job ;)

[@amendbtw]

...... 5:20 gaint mentos? top left corner

[@cooldude62628]

Steve i want to be just like u

[@February54]

One science guy I saw said, that you should stand on your head to get SF6 out of your lungs completely. Is this really necessary or a few deep breaths will do just fine?

[@bios546]

I kinda get the feeling u use inert gasses only so they dont react with other molecules is it so? in that case can we use all inert gasses?

[@daniellazhang7253]

what if you spin the tube the other way? will it blow the bag up?

[@Calraath]

I Had Headphones on When i Was Watching This, And Now I Can't Hear

[@kcersk]

Your grandmother is now waching you on youtube. And she is very angry. [05:36]

[@cooldude62628]

I did that rod trick and i got $15 for my friend begging my to stop

[@naresh5253]

hi, can you read this! If you can , say hi to higginsworth

[@CurtisTerranova]

Hey Steve! I just watched a Ted talk on David Blaine and his world record for holding his breath for 17 minutes! Can you do a video explaining this from a scientific standpoint? A reply would be fine to. For reference here's the video /watch?v=XFnGhrC_3Gs