Can a Magnesium fire be put out?

[@xavier1278]

I'm a retired firefighter and it was always a surprise when we would come up to a vehicle fire and start spraying it just to have a massive amount of sparks spray everywhere. Allot of bumpers on older cars were made of magnesium.

[@CaptainMoroni19]

Ya ever wonder how many times the fire department was called on this guy?

[@centralintelligenceagency9003]

Forget sunglasses, if you want to stare at magnesium fires use a welding helmet.

[@linktidal2902]

Maybe even laser goggles tbh

[@matthewsprague1384]

I don't have a problem because I wear glasses and I stare at bright lights and stuff so it don't bother me

[@luongmaihunggia]

@@matthewsprague1384 wtf? Regular glasses don't protect your eyes, your "I wear glasses" is completely meaningless.

[@matthewsprague1384]

@@luongmaihunggia I don't need anything but my glasses because I have desensitized myself from bright lights

[@luongmaihunggia]

@@matthewsprague1384 what does "desensitize" mean?

[@nitrogen7199]

Lord have mercy on his lawn.

[@JetFalcon710]

@@ArfyWarf Not to mention, there are more than a few burn marks on it

[@bradley2042]

Yeah

[@taofledermaus]

I'd like to see how flammable the mattress is.

[@Anklejbiter]

Hey, Good to see you here!

[@katesutherland7966]

TAOFLEDERMAUS p

[@BillAnt]

Hahaha, I was thinking the same even before reading the comments... well, why not put a huge block of magnesium on the Casper mattress, light it on fire, spray some water on it, and release the Casper "ghost" (the plume of stream). he-he

[@CyanideSun94]

Ask Jake Paul

[@justinrandolph632]

CyanideSun94 I see what you did there

[@UltimateDestructors]

As a volunteer firefighter in my town, i know the actual stuff to use for magnesium/combustible metal fires. If u had a situation like this such as a car fire, you would use a class D fire extinguisher. This extinguisher classifies for burning combustible metals, whatever you do, dont use water haha!

[@TheWewanater]

Copious amounts of water is just fine, you'll get a cool fireworks show but as long as your wearing full PPE it won't hurt you.

[@tylermoore9698]

UltimateDestructors we were on a structure fire once and there was a tractor with a magnesium block inside. There were 4 departments there and absolutely no one with a class D extinguisher... needless to say, all of the departments there bought class d extinguishers after that...

[@toryknotts8026]

UltimateDestructors shouldn't he be wearing some kind of respiratory protection and not to mention aluminized protective gear ( or at least arc flash protective gear)? Thanks for saying the class "D" extinguisher bit- I was afraid I would have to say it ( always wanted to be a firefighter, but my knowledge has deteriorated some)

[@fernandomeneghetti]

Look for "F-500 Encapsulator Agent - Hazard Control Technologies". It can put out class D fires in a safe manner.

[@Ren-zp6lv]

UltimateDestructors just use liquid nitrogen

[@aaronlycan6595]

As an arsonist, these magnesium bars are a must have

[@polarfunk8083]

oh no

[@kingcanada2588]

💀💀💀💀💀

[@carbonwolf3865]

R/holup

[@topacific836]

Putting fire into the burning pan moment

[@flappymlg3607]

Dry ice: I can put out any fire Magnesium: hold my beer

[@IruzuRuu]

well, ice do make magnesium hotter

[@IruzuRuu]

Ice, yea it does

[@flo4648]

@CLORO 3rd hold my ford

[@chromagd30]

Green fire from nerdy movies: hold my vodka

[@JJean64]

Ashton Lovell Actually, magnesium also reacts with nitrogen

[@_PillarofAutumn]

TheBackyardMattressSalesman

[@WKjay-ep9ox]

Cameron Hendry ikr

[@dustybinproductions4779]

Cameron Hendry lol XD

[@derbabo8455]

lmao

[@JailerGamer]

Cameron Hendry loool xD

[@muhammadfazaannindra.gxiip8648]

But will magnesium Melt an iron??

[@nhojemon]

why the hell is a car part made of a highly flammable metal?

[@Vmaster005]

nhojemon "Ford"

[@n111254789]

nhojemon Vw made their engine blocks out of it. The engine of my racing dirt bike a yz450 is made of it. F1 engines were and the rims still are. It's a fantastic material and extremely light and strong given its low weight. It just can catch on fire and not be put out. Which is an issue but sometimes the benefits of having it in the vehicle out weigh the potential security risks. It's usually now days only used in high performance applications although there are some exceptions. The liquid you handle daily and carry around the fumes that come off of that liquid are much more dangerous than anything else put in your car I can assure you.

[@duckriot6495]

And next to the engine

[@mattthegamerhongkong6948]

Can you af*Ford* if it was built otherwise? . Im not sorry

[@simpleg7559]

Better question, Why The Hell Do They Make Magnesium Barbeques!? Lol

[@draconical77]

The moth committing suicide at the end hahahahahahahha

[@draconical77]

@4:23

[@welshdave5263]

draconical77 MOTH "I can't help it, it's so pretty...."

[@SK67YT]

I love how you can hear the little "tss" when it dies

[@albertgoldmanrosenburgshit2452]

Banzai

[@Guardabosque]

draconical77 I wish I was that moth

[@digiphot2]

Sand will extinguish Magnesium fires! I learned this while in the Coast Guard. We had to attend fire fighting school from the U.S. Navy at their Fire fighting center on Treasure Island! As you could see, the spalling of the Magnesium by the CO2 made for a more volatile fire! Magnesium produces its own ignition by mixing with the Oxygen in the air, and is quite a nasty burning substance! Sand melts and like Molten Lava, covers the Magnesium and blocks the oxygen from the metal's combustion!

[@zachovanetz8321]

digiphot2 does this work with a lithium polymer battery fire as it self oxidizes

[@crides0]

Late to the video... But it won't. Same thing with CO2, but the bond between Silicon and oxygen is weaker than that of carbon and oxygen. The book Uncle Tungsten has some description about that.

[@georgegdl3606]

You need a comma before like molten lava

[@oldmech619]

digiphot2 Sand Sand Sand. Yes, that will put out a magnesium fire. And I keep a bucket of sand near my plane and in my garage. It also puts out all kind of fire. When I was in basic training, we had to keep a bucket of sand. Yes Sand. Ps: I had the Fire Department inspect my hangar, and asked Why the Sand? She did not know! She is the Fire Department.

[@Vamavid]

It does not, as seen here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGeTe2Cdac6Zjsk

[@theirs5949]

Thought it said can magnesium put out a fire, and immediately thought, oh this should be good

[@levoca-9296]

same

[@echo3568]

Same

[@arandomperson1377]

Sights gonna get worse tonight

[@beacon5076]

lol

[@icanseeyou4817]

Me too lol

[@crowtech1997]

That moth's name was Icarus

[@tylerdurden3722]

lmfao

[@samb.6579]

Except that this time he flew too low

[@Ferdian2012]

Man not (too) hot 🤣

[@whatthefact2760]

RIP __________ the moth

[@ani_b24]

greek reference?

[@Retroweld]

Very cool. Great job.

[@magmoner]

RetroWeld yee

[@hamenev1664]

Yeah.

[@cozyin]

3:57 the moment you realize you forgot to take the food out of the oven

[@TheBackyardScientist]

So.. this is kind of embarrassing, but I deleted my website on accident last week. I lost ALL the submissions :( go ahead and send them back in if you can! RIP that moth @ 4:23 Extra footage from this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKe9iJiibruaqNk

[@jacksonwhenham1160]

TheBackyardScientist hey

[@kingsuelgy9457]

TheBackyardScientist lol

[@aubaimohammed6335]

TheBackyardScientist what if you try a fire extinguisher or liquid nitrogen

[@bruhmoment9379]

TheBackyardScientist lol tru

[@zan3958]

Aubai Mohammed fire extinguisher is also CO2

[@zanderaustin7443]

how do you get away with this without the fire department showing up every video? xD

[@Dusk_Shade]

He informs them ahead of time

[@AwsomeVids83]

Dusk Shλde lol you don't need to inform the fire dept to burn a couple pounds of magnesium! I doubt that anyone is concerned about a bit of smoke.

[@zanderaustin7443]

Well, personally if I was walking down a street and saw huge amounts of smoke in someones backyard, i'd at least check up see if everythings alright.

[@TheBackyardScientist]

trust me, my neighbors see smoke and think "oh thank god its not a loud video where something is blowing up"

[@LoliLoveJuice]

the fire department was happy with their mattress

[@seecretgamer777]

At 2:00 I thought he just randomly started dissecting a car in a parking lot.

[@Roxxofoxxo]

Nice pfp uwu

[@ПростоЯ-щ4е]

That would be metal

[@PKiX]

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@dumbfluff2453]

PK NEIN the powerhouse is the mitochondria of the cell

[@tomisz2658]

Was studying but now I learned everything I need to know from this comment

[@Lightt17]

PK NEIN Has DarkkMane become a Meme?

[@quinnls]

Tri Nguyen same

[@jamesburgess2k]

PK NEIN I just realized that I've never used the word "powerhouse" other than to describe mitochondria

[@evankrause2304]

I don't understand why people are giving him a hard time for sponsoring Casper. The money he makes from these videos and his partnership with Casper ensures that he can continue to make videos at the rate he does and goes toward equipment to make the videos the best quality possible! Also it's not like he's sponsoring a product he doesn't like. Keep up the great work man, love your videos!

[@DDDDDDann]

Did he open the dry ice with the blowtorch...? At 1:05

[@peglegmaster2089]

VibeReviews yes yes he did

[@ilovepineapple6393]

savage!

[@jaydenbui4888]

VibeReviews propane torch

[@spade5136]

Yah

[@TitanLRV]

Well yeah, who doesn't?

[@bryrk]

How to be an arsonist, a guide by the Backyard Scientist.

[@InspireToMake]

Will it burn under water?

[@superalvin7208]

Ya

[@TheBackyardScientist]

If you have enough of it. I tried about 1-2 pounds but nothing interesting happened at all, i left it out of the video.

[@marvinkitfox3386]

Burn? No. More like EXPLODE. The rate of burning in water is between dozens and hundreds of times as rapid as in air.

[@InspireToMake]

=(((

[@yorick22]

“Shockingly fair price” *Is $1100 on amazon*

[@yorick22]

Mr InvadeYourComments I can get a decent mattress for

[@jknight9613]

@@yorick22 you've clearly never bought a decent mattress. You cant get one for that cheap. If you think you can, you're ignorant of what a good mattress is.

[@noreason2701]

@@jknight9613 I'm laying on an extremely nice mattress that was around $400 and it's been the most comfortable thing I've ever laid on for the 10+ years I've had it. No signs of any damage or wear.

[@amerikanviking]

It's funny cause people spend so much money on mattresses. Honestly. I sleep on a $400.00 mattress and I sleep fine.

[@nejinaji]

I have a 3000$ mattress. It's worth spending on.

[@kyrinwalsh9903]

try hitting the magnesium with the 1000 degree knife rocket sled

[@sunken_soul9059]

yeah what he said

[@ZomBeeNature]

yeah, what they said that they said that they said!

[@Sniper13111]

That's one way to make a incendiary bomb

[@exiaaa6249]

World War 4

[@luckyluke7997]

"You can't put out a magnesium fire with water" (Puts out the fire with water) Me: Wut is life????

[@auntieaoife]

I noticed that too.

[@DrJCN]

It had burned out by that time. The fire is VERY high temperature and using water is very dangerous. If you need to put out a metal fire, sand is your best option as it smothers the fire.

[@BillAnt]

I bet you can't read these comments... ahh you just did... lol

[@billbrox8666]

@Charlie K Like throwing it in a lake or ocean, I wondered about that too.

[@bradleywhais7779]

@@billbrox8666 ever think that the magnesium might steal oxygen from the water and cause the hydrogen to explode? that is what it does. and 2000 degree burning metal flung through the air with an explosion does not sound fun.

[@lightstrikegaming]

3:15 the poor cats

[@PyroThunder]

LightStrike Gaming that was just plain mean

[@aydenkifer958]

yyyyyyeeeeeeeeetttttt

[@wenyi7014]

3:40 look at the cat on the left

[@KoyasuNoBara]

Based on my own experience, I can pretty much guarantee they tried to get the cats off of the bed at least four times before going "okay, fine, we'll do it the hard way."

[@timothybunker3181]

try setting the pool on fire again but with the magnesium fire. how cool will that be right.

[@pheonixmagicdewanto1848]

agree

[@The_Bearded_Lion]

That's how you literally burn down a city block.

[@timothybunker3181]

Yeah your probably roght

[@pinkribbon1007]

timothy bunker 😭😭😂 the internet teaches you a million ways to die and this is one of them

[@PumpReactivationProject]

cool idea but it wouldnt work. Water will still all the energy from magnesium putting it out

[@sumguy12345etc]

"Don't use water to put out a magnesium fire." *Preceeds to use water to put out a magnesium fire.*

[@cos-sin-tan-std-dui-fbi-uti-hi]

He's the Backyard Boi though.

[@julietager-spaven7976]

Yeah but it didn’t happen instantly like a normal fire though. By the time he got it out it had no more fuel left to burn.

[@DANGJOS]

That's like pouring liquid oxygen on burning coals until they go out, and then claiming that liquid oxygen can put out fires.

[@georgemichaelis1664]

I like how genuinely he likes everything he does. Like it is so common to see him pog at things he does like 4:27

[@MultiKillcode]

I find this offensive.

[@dheerajvirgo3]

yea they are burning u, and a moth committed suicide because of u

[@soulking2017]

Magnesium Yeah Thebackyardscientiscientist check your carbon- based privilege

[@wcresponder]

You special snowflake!

[@happyhippoeaters4261]

Magnesium Don't Take Offense Your on Fire No Really Your on 🔥

[@hellothing]

Magnesium you hot tho

[@mylasaur6979]

I like your cats

[@fandyus4125]

His dog is better.

[@Bryophytan]

They like that box

[@catowisdom1922]

2:57 Me: wow that looks like a nebula! TBS: It looks like a nebula! Me: lol we were thinking the same thing

[@MrMrKingfisher]

That you even wrote a comment about it is stage 3 of wowness

[@robloxapoclife9779]

3:52 he is on her "backyard"

[@xxyurihenpaixx7603]

RobloxApocLife you're a pervert hahaha lol

[@CrazyAsian1]

RobloxApocLife I

[@justafranz]

... The comment section is a dark and scary place °Д°

[@sirwanrashid489]

Kisa Saki why is he a pervert she was on her back

[@Damonlive783OfficialTM]

D E M O N I T I Z E D

[@syphi03]

use liquid nitrogen to put out a magnesium fire

[@Rear_Admiral522]

I thought so too, no Oxygen to steal.

[@JustiniusGray]

Or cover it with a lot of sand.

[@Monke4040]

justin13043 and the magnesium steals the oxygen from the silicon dioxide in the sand

[@JustiniusGray]

Guang Yang i have seen sand put out a pretty big magnesium fire.

[@barkbarkbarkbark8]

That would work I guess because there's no oxygen!

[@beckmannm]

The cats' reactions to the mattress were excellent!

[@KeystoneScience]

Great video as usual man! :D

[@RyanHicks]

Might be the worst ad placement I've ever seen.

[@puggyboi672]

Ryan Hicks what ad

[@iskander1263]

Completely agree, had nothing to do with neither channel nor video

[@MoldWasTaken]

I assume the mattress tangent

[@wiggum11]

ya

[@AgentFTW1]

BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE

[@WTFisTingispingis]

According to a buddy of mine who's in the navy, magnesium fires are the kind you just toss overboard and hope the ocean takes care of it. So you're an absolute madman.

[@Dzeroed]

I'm really confused...I thought that you'd be trying multiple ways to put it out (liquid nitrogen, CO2, sand, etc.)? Was it just too expensive an experiment or just not that interesting after you'd tried the water?

[@DeadVegaInSpain]

Fire starter in the front end of a vehicle ....

[@tankloverrc1344]

So that explains why my F 150 did a self meltdown when I totalled it

[@Spectator183]

lmao i love how the part where the insect gets in his way is the most replayed part

[@spencerpoore5805]

What does your landscaper do when he sees what you do to your yard?

[@Ryan-pl6eb]

Who says he has a landscaper?

[@Rem694u2]

People who want to employ Mexicans?

[@oogleschmoogle5414]

Not everyone has a landscaper. Most people are capable of doing there own yard work.

[@CreatingCreations]

Awesome video, if you had a bonfire of magnesium, you would not need lights for your party:)

[@officialninjachannel]

Creating Creations yeah, but you WOULD need sunblock!

[@OverUnity7734]

does it put out heat like a camp fire or just a bright light ?

[@dabigboom8140]

OverUnity7734, yes it puts out more heat than a camp fire

[@asfandbabar5635]

And soon after everyone's retinas would be fried and everyone would be blind

[@Ihelpanytime]

4:23 Lack of safety for bugs 😂

[@BlackPipe8]

I mean I don't mind paid promotion when they are ontopic but this one really has nothing to do with what this video was about or what your channel is about! Sad.

[@TheGreatJinx]

Vanduzel wouldn't you like to get paid doing what you love?

[@Guffy1990]

He gets paid for KZbin, yes. Don't really think he would love to be a mattress salesman though... If you want to see a good paid promotion that's fully on topic and just really well done, go have a look at the Hydraulic Press Channels "Crushing Adamantium with Hydraulic Press".

[@TheBackyardScientist]

Unfortunately most companies aren't interested in advertising on KZbin. Nobody is interested in lending me giant rust removing lasers, high-voltage transformers, or even just general supplies like aluminum to melt, or foundry materials. These type of companies don't market to individuals because there is no consumer end market. I had no luck getting anybody to lend me thousands of dollars worth of capacitors, so I need to buy them myself.

[@the3rdid485]

If you enjoy the channel and its content, don't complain in the manner it's provided. I don't care what company is sponsoring it, as long as he's able to keep doing this.

[@JoshuaRando]

Reminds me of The Geek Group getting hundreds of capacitors from Cornel Doubliar. (idk spelling)

[@llDACKll]

I am super ignorant on this one, so someone please enlighten me: why on earth would you make car parts out of a flammable and difficult to extinguish material?

[@halsoy]

weight, reusability and/or strength. many metals are flammable, they just have different ignition points. When it comes to magnesium in particular it's fairly common, 100% reusable and incredibly strong for its weight. So using it to make alloys is a relatively cheap, sustainable and effective way of making strong, light weight components.

[@TheBackyardScientist]

30% lighter than aluminum, and just as strong. but the real question is why do our cars still carry around 20 gallons of exploding liquid dinosaurs? we should be using 200 pounds of flammable batteries by now!

[@llDACKll]

You make a valid point.

[@astang1072]

+TheBackyardScientist, 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆 I love the smell of exploding dinosaurs in the morning.

[@VegetableMigraine]

Because it's Ford. They're not the brightest engineers.

[@jamesgilliland5730]

Very interesting. Keep up the videos you have awoken my inner child sience need. Good work. Explain how a sabot works.

[@jongeduard]

Very nice video. I guess nitrogen will work well to put out the megnesium fire, since it doesn't contain oxygen. Or does nitrogen react with the magnesium too?

[@jongeduard]

Oh, I already found the answer on the internet: Nope, won't help, it reacts too, it will result in magnesium nitride (Mg3N2). 🙁😎

[@luongmaihunggia]

Nitrogen is already in the atmosphere and take up to like 70% of the atmosphere and the atmosphere n is everywhere even around the magnesium fire, and the nitrogen isn't putting out the fire at all.

[@MrCash-lm1xz]

For I second I thought you went up to a random person’s car and started stealing their car parts.

[@cos-sin-tan-std-dui-fbi-uti-hi]

BBBBBIIIII

[@luhdooce]

You're the most creative scientist youtuber ever, love your videos keep it up

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

Titanium reacts bad with water to, I have been on 10 car fires since I became a firefighter. The sparks burn through our gear. Magnesium is awesome

[@DimensionLordWiggles]

i love this channel, but this episode was a bit unscientific. 1. I pay for youtube red so I don't have to watch ads, so I guess this is a loop hole where advertisers can get noticed by people who don't watch ads. defeats the purpose of paying youtube. it's not just your channel that's doing this, I've noticed an upward trend on a lot of other people's channels/videos aswell. 2. going back to the unscientific part, the question of can a magnesium fire be put out is still left unanswered. I find it convenient there was a moth in the video because that how this video is portrayed, it was flashy and attractive, but there was no take away from it. you're a smart person, and in many other videos you would explain the science behind what you're doing, what's going on etc. where was this? why did the magnesium erupt when you added water? did the water flash steam on impact with magnesium then split into hydrogen and oxygen and combust? was there a change in molecular structure creating a bond with magnesium and oxygen? did the water expand on impact with the magnesium causing the magnesium to separate while still super heated? you tried carbon dioxide and water..what about pouring a bucket of sand, dirt on to it to smother it? would dumping the burning magnesium into a bucket water work, since the spray did not? so what will put out magnesium that is on fire?

[@red_freckle]

DimensionLordWiggles As you can see at 3:01, yes you can put out magnesium fire, with water.

[@DimensionLordWiggles]

Shillier and the 10 seconds before that he explains that it isn't the best idea because of the sparks and smoke. when he sprays the water on the burning magnesium all he is doing is increasing rate in which the magnesium is burning. he didn't put it it out with water, he burned the material away.

[@red_freckle]

DimensionLordWiggles He put it out, starved it of oxygen. He said himself in another comment that you can use water.

[@DimensionLordWiggles]

Shillier if he said that then he's wrong because adding water to magnesium fire fuses the magnesium to the oxygen in H20 and creates magnesium oxide and leaves hydrogen gas to fuel more of the fire. he may have "starved it from oxygen", but he didn't starve it of hydrogen. in the video he kept spraying the magnesium until it burned out completely. what should be left, which he kind of touched on in the carbon dioxide part, was that the left over material after he got done spraying it with water was magnesium oxide.. 2 MgO. or inert magnesium rust.

[@red_freckle]

DimensionLordWiggles I'm pretty sure you're are the 100% incorrect.

[@BrandonDoes420]

This channel is the only reason I like science

[@potatopowers4602]

what would happen you trow one of those burning blocks in the pool

[@gabrielgarcia9822]

I'''ll make hydrogen, the flammable gas that make sodium explode, but it never reaches the flame point,so it never explodes or burns, but it will if you lit it.

[@josephnadams9985]

How do u out out a Magnisium fire though?

[@TheBackyardScientist]

pour sand on it, or use a special fire extinguisher ;) actually for a small fire water is fine, but for 100's of pounds firefighters just wait for it to burn up while spraying the surrounding materials with water to cool them so the fire doesn't spread.

[@axtrifonov]

> pour sand on it doesn't help afaik

[@Thenandnowcardshop]

TheBackyardScientist you can put foam on it

[@AltMarc]

sand: made of aluminum oxide ? Would it be like the CO2 ? Or what other kind of oxide, it could react with? FeO? TiO? SiO?...

[@Whoozerdaddy]

Yeah, probably not. You may want to research some of these things a little more carefully before you post such a silly answer. I'm thinking you may want to include the words "airframe" and perhaps "shipboard" to your search.

[@cowsagainstcapitalism347]

I was looking at my butane torch and my magnesium fire starter, wondering what would happen... Pretty glad I watched this first.

[@blu7855]

so, who is the genius who decided to put magnesium in cars?

[@jackmanmoth6526]

Blu ford

[@chdreturns]

Not even... I think it was the BRILLIANT folks at Mercedes-Benz did... Look up Le Mans Disaster... A nasty crash and magnesium fire that killed 84.

[@flimflam5125]

So they make cars with flammable metal. Can’t put it out with water. That’s cool.

[@simonnyman9031]

well, not the entire car... And it's used for weight reduction mostly.

[@downunderfrown5700]

at 2:45 when he sprayed the water on the fire it made a mushroom cloud.

[@thotajaaneshwar6349]

Yea

[@user-kl4oh2co2y]

what is this kipkay?

[@brendethedev2858]

My reaction to this videk was OMg

[@KeystoneScience]

Hahaha xD

[@brendethedev2858]

Keystone Science oh wow keystone science, love your channel.

[@KeystoneScience]

brende the dev haha thanks! I love your pun :D

[@gr1ndc0re_v1ctim]

videk? (i am not trying to be mean btw)

[@nacl5968]

MgO Mg2+ O2-

[@maindepth8830]

you are crazy crazy amazing that is you videos are the coolest videos of science i have ever watched :)

[@oliverkirk3632]

sick vid man as usual keep em cominps plz reply

[@kaischrank]

Oliver Kirk hoi i replied ha

[@kaischrank]

Oliver Kirk hi i just sucked milk into my nose

[@Savemefromtheoctipie]

StampyDaSpy nice

[@oliverkirk3632]

haha are u like 5 you play minecraft and your called stampy

[@cdk3nnedy612]

Oliver Kirk stfu

[@illclapicy1311]

I was at school and we were using magnesium and bunsen burner and we burnt the table and blew up a glass plate

[@daniel_960_]

PepeTheFrog haha we lit a whole can of magnesium powder on fire 😂 the flame was over 1m. This was really legendary, the flame looked awesome. It was a wonder that our teacher managed to stop the fire, without sand (which we got after this incident 😂)

[@All7Miles]

Great presentations!

[@bigchungus8294]

not really a fitting placement :/

[@QwertyuiopThePie]

I do feel like, if you're gonna put an ad in the middle of your video, it should at least somewhat relate to the content of the video.

[@puggyboi672]

Julius Dödeldorsch ad what ad

[@iskander1263]

true, it looks like the matress just paid the most

[@samuelseidel6148]

What if you inflate the mattress in a room which has a door too small to get the mattress back out of?

[@miccke13]

Drop burning magnesium in to a fishtank?

[@cindywilson5163]

miccke13 in his pool

[@Vishupriya23]

This guy is simply awesome.

[@asgerk4837]

We burned magnesium in like week 2 of my first year of chemistry ever

[@amane3441]

try to take out an oil fire with just water note: you'll need a lot of water XD

[@amane3441]

Kawaii Eevee Im sure it would be a success if he used enough water. I just want to see what would happen if you'd throw an oceans worth of water on an oil fire, like literally drown it

[@jerotoro2021]

Since oil floats on water, all the water you throw on it will just sink down, and the burning oil will always stay burning on top of the water. So no amount of water will work.

[@Dracounius]

no it will work (see mythbusters episode) you simply need so much water that the heat is stripped from the oil and the fire snuffed out before it has time to float to the surface of the water. And yes that is a LOT of water for a given amount of oil.

[@exist_much5625]

In my cub scouts troop, they never told us to cut the magnesium off. So we stood there for hours trying to start a fire. The leaders got tired and just lit the wood.

[@Kumquat_Lord]

The fact that you aren't wearing any sort of long sleeves or even eye protection is concerning. That stuff gives off a TON of UV radiation, and I've heard stories of people getting severe sunburns from being to close to a magnesium fire for a long period of time

[@andrewandrei3062]

Improved stripper lights :3

[@floppp]

hell yeah!

[@ericmoore1363]

In the navy we will literally throw burning metal overboard 😂 that how hard it is to put out 😂

[@minyoongiismines1644]

Lol I just loved it how you pushed the cats off the bed

[@skoonthatraccoonskunkguy3865]

Though what about liquid nitrogen? And please don't inhale the cloud of particulate smoke, I am pretty sure I read that is super bad for you in significantly quantities and we need you alive and healthy.

[@iain3713]

Skoon, Thatraccoonskunkguy it isn't heavier than air though but argon might work

[@TheBackyardScientist]

Its magnesium oxide. Not particularly toxic on its own, but yes, any type or particulates in the lungs is a bad idea!

[@TheBackyardScientist]

Oh yeah, I read it will burn nitrogen also! Thats super interesting, Ill try that and post if it works.

[@SilentDawgGaming]

TheBackyardScientist try a noble gas?

[@iain3713]

yeah he should try argon it's a welding shield heavier than air and quite easy to get

[@UltimateDestructors]

Ney guys, its always good to be wearing the proper protective gear when fighting lsrger sized fires, structure fires, etc. and its all about techniques when extinguishing a fore. If you were to have a bedroom on fire, u could use a fire water extinguisher thats pure water, and if you preserve water and use good technique, itll get the job done. Of course if the fire is taking up the whole room, your not going tovwant to risk it with just a water can. Go to your local town department and see if u can join! Its a great time, and u learn lots anc lots of helpful tips thatll be able to help others if they have questions, hopefully this helped!

[@Highstranger951]

UltimateDestructors Neeeeyyy

[@SquishyMan9919]

What are you even talking about?

[@DoctorX17]

I like how the cats helped with the mattress

[@fiddykooro3541]

you should try with liquid nitrogen

[@mr.sodapop1639]

Don't try this at home kids! So try it at school...

[@Coronodo]

Try it on your friends

[@The_Professor98]

These videos are so entertaining

[@jacen3716]

I think you need a bigger yard...

[@agnomilted5206]

@FNAFpro 212 use metric

[@Jay2k_Beats]

He always wears shorts 💀😂

[@Alren-ki]

He's in Florida, Yes he always wears shorts

[@JKay5phD]

I like shorts. They're comfy and easy to wear.

[@Sunkenlabs]

It must be a Florida thing cause we all wear shorts. Jeans only come out like once a week in the winter when it gets to like...60 degrees lol

[@aons5481]

Lost Kidd Beats me too I ain't got pants

[@-danR]

+Joe Heath Nope: What happens when you put 20,000 volts into a Watermelon? 3;41 Brandon

[@tomme3913]

1.2k dislikes????? who wouldn't like this video???? i liked it and subscribed great stuff man demo ranch sent me here

[@f4tornado450]

3:20 That is extremely rude.

[@cos-sin-tan-std-dui-fbi-uti-hi]

Their way of passing shall be determined by the Fur Lords.

[@Vegetsu101]

Hey dude, I was wondering what happens if you'd pour molten salt into liquid nitrogen. Can you make a vid about this plz :D

[@acorgiwithacrown467]

Vegetsu101 it would explode, same as water.

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

On board an air craft carrier the never tried to put out an aircraft, which contains a lot of My. In stead the plane is just shoved over the side. You could watch the plane to continue to burn as is burned hot enough to oxidize the water as it sank. You remind me of what I use to do in junior high.. You I did stuff like this.

[@OmarSlloum]

#RIPMothMan

[@davidgraflex2065]

Lost in space brought me here...but can this guy take the torch of mythbusters?

[@werock1998]

I had a ford explorer that burned down, when the magnesium burned it made quite the show... it was pretty cool all things considered

[@weld4200]

Hey what was that beaker lamp in the background that caught on fire by your bed side? Thats pretty cool ..and can i get a close up of that?

[@cos-sin-tan-std-dui-fbi-uti-hi]

His exasperation though.

[@SaraBearRawr0312]

I know a lot of educational youtubers have advertised casper matresses over the last couple of years but guys its not just a gimmick, I will never go back to traditional spring mattresses and though i didnt buy a casper itself, a few houses in my family have and even the other brand memory foam mattress that i bought is amazing. Still not sold on memory foam pillows but the mattresses are amazing and due to their low cost even if they don't end up lasting as long you can get a replacement for a fraction of the cost of a traditional mattresses.

[@pknuttarlott4934]

During Vietnam war the USS Forrestal had a major fire on the flight deck. Planes on board had magnesium in the landing gear. Magnesium will burn down through a ship. So they pushed millions of dollars worth of planes overboard.

[@wowiezowiepowie]

the first time i messed with magnesium was when a friend that worked as a aerospace machinist brought home some scrap magnesium shavings from a lathe . we filled a big coffee can with them ; started it with a torch and poured in some water it made a spark fountain about 10 ft high

[@aussiefirefighting4062]

As a firefighter you can put a magnesium fire out by using dry powder and a heavy water droplet. We do this simultaneously to disrupt the chemical reaction and cool the fire. This is done on aircraft wheels and engine fire that contain lots of magnesium

[@francescoferrigno2339]

A lot of horror stories come from magnesium rounds in war, some of the lumps had to be dug out of bones as they just kept burning

[@bred007]

1:20 When you open a packet at 3am:

[@magicmon]

Backyard scientist: takes two people to get a mattress out of a box

[@miraak542]

You're both complete dorks, and it's wonderful to watch, haha

[@japudjuha]

Fantastic video mate, both are dry ice and the water on the magnesium would’ve looked awesome in slow motion at night time.