Breathing all the Noble Gases

I breathe each noble gas (that is reasonable to obtain) to see how they affect my voice.
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[@Jarsia]

"it's sounds like I'm from Krypton" No, it sounds like youre in witness protection

[@IrateWizrd]

Lmao

[@SmolTerribleTornado]

Delocated

[@aorusaki]

Yup

[@nicolepadilla866]

Accurate!

[@mr.shameless1886]

xDDDD

[@sicknickeroni]

Advancement Made: "How did we get here?"

[@elisttm]

funny i laughed

[@davy8673]

Lol yes, because that advancement means “having all effects at the same time” for anyone that didn’t know

[@realperson9951]

*not yet, we also need poisonous gas*

[@skeleton2744]

I came on this video just to make this joke yet you beat me too it

[@seaBBB]

Do you have 60 seconds times 10 times 9

[@TheJudge1933]

"Unfortunately this element is very radioactive" *Geiger counter screams in agony* *Proceeds to pick it up with bare hands*

[@GotEmAll1337]

Not to mention fucking *snorts* the rock 😂

[@hemoglobbin]

So?

[@moonasha]

alpha radiation doesn't penetrate skin. It can't even penetrate paper. What makes radon so scary is that it gets past your skin because you breathe it in, which is where it causes damage.

[@Hiperruimteindustriee]

It's beta radiation, which is mostly harmless since even human skin can block it, though breathing in beta-decay isotopes is not safe, since they can go into the lungs, which have no such shielding. This is also why uranium glazed pots are safe, as long as they aren't chipped, when chipped they can spread radioactive dust. In larger quantities though, the small-ish amount not blocked becomes large enough to do damage, so protection is needed for large amounts of uranium, but not for a few pots.

[@YellowPenetrator]

probably less dangerous than a single longer flight or xray in the hospital

[@spcxplrr]

Just make sure you don't go anywhere below Xenon. "Today, I'm breathing pure Radon gas"

[@randomchannelname5669]

sounds like a challenge to me, anyone know where i can buy radon?

[@Duck-wc9de]

@@randomchannelname5669 Basements of old portuguese houses in the distric of Viseu.

[@Incoming_Meteor]

@@randomchannelname5669 the alley way near the trader joes

[@khytron06]

​@user-gw6ul7fw4kIn Uranus

[@acertab3730]

bro are you seriously commenting on a 5 year old video like it was made yesterday and he's gonna make a follow-up video (no offense)

[@adudeontheinterweb6571]

“Now unfortunately, Radon is very Radioactive” > grows a third arm to pick up rock

[@chelsieerickson1080]

The Geiger counter is just dying the whole time

[@modex20]

alpha particles don't penetrate the skin

[@adudeontheinterweb6571]

@@modex20 fr?

[@jupiter_ios]

@@adudeontheinterweb6571 francium

[@AyaTanaka_]

@@adudeontheinterweb6571 alpha particles get stopped by a sheet of paper, yes. generally a lot safer than anything that emits beta particles

[@BlickolasCage]

Cody: *body systems going offline* Cody: Haha deep voice

[@BatWolfPlays]

Your image matches your comment

Man chase peace Doe in the dark One beam of light Died to it

[@theaccounter]

not surprising considering cody has actually put mercury in his mouth

[@bitonic589]

@@BatWolfPlays profile*

[@JetFalcon710]

@@theaccounter Hold up, what? I'm gonna need the video for that one because Jesus Christ

[@4qtips]

"I wouldn't recommend breathing random gasses" *stops breathing*

[@AB-ee5tb]

😂😂😂

[@xivix6710]

😂

[@kokoslegend4850]

Underrated

[@Error-yh3xr]

Lol, 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kingarthur605]

😂😂

[@chimetimepaprika]

This is very noble of you.

[@dravenlearned6910]

Great pun!

[@juragalinac3991]

r/angryupvote

[@811brian]

Boooo 👎

[@verica4b]

Yeah i gas it is

[@BEN_DOVERCERTIFIED]

HAHAHAHAAAAAAAAHHAHHAHA

[@NileForce2214]

From the bloodshot eyes, the surprisingly radioactive uranium chunk, to the fact that he blows off the fact that he got tunnel vision from the second gas, Cody is insane.

[@budgetcommander4849]

He uses spare bodies for these videos

[@NeitoNRiba]

He breathed the thing we put in flashy signs what do you expect

[@pooopyfartgamer]

@@NeitoNRiba lol

[@KRMLZ01]

@@NeitoNRiba fr lmfao

[@beacon5076]

AGH

[@Ryan-in3ot]

"It's kind of a dark, green, balloon" I think the argon hit harder than you thought.

[@kadergumus2598]

Argon is a true drug indeed.

[@rhaib]

@@kadergumus2598 ik

[@quasi0]

“Unfortunately I don’t have radon so I have a chunk of uranium instead!” Jesus Christ man

[@TheDrumstickEmpire]

Quasi 123 likes ruined on purpose

[@lih3391]

Jester Azazel yes, but more than 99.9 percent of the population don’t have access to uranium so it is pretty rare

[@JesterAzazel]

@@lih3391 Anyone can get the stuff. It's in the ground. It's more common than tin and silver.

[@dingovory]

@@JesterAzazel I just went outside and dug in the ground for some ore. I didn't find any uranium, you lyin ass

[@JesterAzazel]

@@dingovory Lol, okay, maybe not ANYWHERE in the ground. But jokes aside, if ya'll ever want to find some, there's plenty of material on the internet that can help.

[@charliemitchell6607]

Cody is the guy you wanna be standing next to in a war, enemy's toss mustard gas and Cody's like its OK fellas I've got this snnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiiifffffffffffffffff

[@kuriptoni]

he'd hold it in and go "hey everyone, this is mustard gas" then blows it back to the enemy

[@alastairgreen2077]

enemies.

[@iamnotcaptainyt4953]

​@@kuriptoni😂

[@frozenburrito2.087]

That’s basically how Jotaro beat Enya in JJBA part 3

[@TierZoo]

the absolute madman

[@mystified2356]

TierZoo hii

[@Tinkle1]

j

[@gl8763]

TierZoo ur awesome bro

[@quoththeraven5631]

TierZoo I demand a scientist class tier list! We all know Cody is in a class of his own.

[@scrunchgumpgins4711]

TierZoo mad lad*

[@matthewo7660]

*Inhales xenon* “Wanna sprite cranberry?”

[@andrewgust-anderson5612]

The answer is clear

[@mcprince5098]

It's the thirst, thirstiest time!

[@aeughtime]

@@mcprince5098 Of the year!

[@rawbeefking866]

Awesome ButtFaceTV Sprite, lets go!

[@S0A0M0I0]

*_only £69.99_*

[@eduardoraul5780]

*UNFORTUNATELY, RADON IS VERY RADIOACTIVE* *"BREATHING ALL THE NOBLE GASES"* me: this isn't gonna end well

[@StrictlyAwesome]

@@lain042 test

[@chaoslights7883]

@@StrictlyAwesome test

[@StrictlyAwesome]

@@chaoslights7883 sest

[@paw0960]

@@StrictlyAwesome tset

[@StrictlyAwesome]

@@paw0960 potato

[@chadhuman982]

"This uranium is extremely radioactive" *Proceeds to sniff it*

[@MrBruno7447]

**breathes in** A L R I G H T E V E R Y O N E T H I S I S *X E N O N*

[@DeusAmentiam]

Bruno Vicente bass boosted

[@theinfinitecrafter]

Xenon has a boiling point of -108°C

[@GuardianAssassin]

I wished he said: "Rangers, get to your zords, time is of the essence!"

[@dw41600]

the same effect as NOx on ya brain

[@ccricers]

@@GuardianAssassin Breathe Xenon, become Zordon

[@Tinyalien1234]

“Now unfortunately, Radon is very Radioactive” *CASUALLY HOLDS ROCK*

[@randomcat9314]

Tinyalien 1234 *gets skin cancer because of fucking rock*

[@archmage1015]

I'd assume it's just alpha decay, which wouldn't be harmful unless consumed.

[@momgo6533]

Alexander Chohan anything’s a dildo if you’re brave enough

[@pie4916]

Archmage 101 alpha decay is very ionising, so it can cause Cancer. Even, on skin.

[@settratheimperishable4093]

@@pie4916 nope. Doesn't actually penetrate deep enough to get to any of your DNA. The lungs however, oof. That's wjy Radon Gas is so dangerous.

[@krijelis]

"Okay, so this rock is hella radioactive" *Picks it up*

[@ihatefindingoldyoutubecomm2750]

NANI!

[@TylerKai421]

inhales it

[@Nocturnalzyx]

alpha particles are only dangerous if inhaled

[@zenithabcdeadlock8474]

@@Nocturnalzyx wrong any rock or mineral in it's naturalstate is inert within the human body,

[@henriquepacheco7473]

@@zenithabcdeadlock8474 alpha particles is literally radiation

[@sapphoenixthefirebird5063]

If you're wondering, these are their approximate densities at rtp. He: 0.17 kg/m³ Ne: 0.84 kg/m³ (air: 1.25 kg/m³) Ar: 1.67 kg/m³ Kr: 3.58 kg/m³ Xe: 5.46 kg/m³ Rn: 9.25 kg/m³ *Og: 12.25 kg/m³ *if Og really is still a gas at rtp despite relativistic effects.

[@nothingbutpain863]

There is a correlation between density and the vocal effect gases give. Derived from v=fλ, when wavelength is kept constant and speed increases (due to denser medium), frequency heightens, vice versa.

[@messiyer13]

Despite what now?

[@ckv1985]

What if soild

[@donaldbaird7849]

​@@messiyer13 Realtivity is one reason why Mercury is a liquid at room temperature iirc

[@Flesh_Wizard]

​@@messiyer13as the atomic nuclei get heavier, the electrons go faster as a reaction. Eventually the electrons are going close to light speed, which affects the properties of the material the atom is making up

[@cdgmonsteur8822]

0:46 the geiger counter died and Cody's like "this is fine"

[@thepope2412]

Monster Gab the radiation from uranium doesn’t go past the dead layer of skin

[@cdgmonsteur8822]

@@thepope2412 yeah I know Alpha and Beta rays. But you know I just made a joke

[@thepope2412]

Monster Gab jokes are only funny if they have truth

[@harrylane4]

@@thepope2412 imagine being this lame about humor lmao

[@cdgmonsteur8822]

@@harrylane4 this guy just have the wisdom of the pope

[@notjavii8115]

Cody finding out Xenon is psychoactive on accident I love it

[@גבריאלפאלקאו]

I think he was actually getting hypoxic there...

[@duckonaroll1913]

@@גבריאלפאלקאו absolutely trolled

[@user-yy8dh7bd4k]

@@גבריאלפאלקאו It's a NMDA antagonist. Euphoric as fuck. Gets you high as fuck.

[@LogjammerDbaggagecling-qr5ds]

Xenon is being investigated for use as a general anesthetic. Cody wasn't getting hypoxic, he was getting high af.

[@benjaminmargulies1853]

mass by mass more expensive than SILVER ($1000 per kg, almost $6 per liter)

[@YEAHKINDA]

"That Xenon hits you hard. I think that's the most I've ever had at once" **Illegal noises**

[@Harufloof]

What you mean the cops or what 😂😂

[@lastnamefirstname2238]

Whats a illegal noise

[@pocketblue]

loli moans

[@YEAHKINDA]

@@pocketblue **Illegal noises intensify**

[@trasherrc6301]

**illegal noises**

[@sQuEeZyMaN13]

Man explains gravity in one sentence: “It’s attracted to the ground!”

[@insertcreativenamehere492]

Well, you could also say “The ground is attracted to it!”

[@Ignisan_66]

Actually it isn't. The ground is accelerating upward at 9.8 meters per second squared. But that's some hardcore general relativity stuff.

[@skillywonka]

@@Ignisan_66 if the ground was accelerating your weight would increase exponentially, but if it were moving upward at a constant then you would have reality... because that's what is actually happening ;) cheers !!!

[@512TheWolf512]

Xenon >space probe ion engines use it for propulsion >Cody uses it to breathe

[@callmefox630]

Is Cody a Alien planning to go to space by becoming a Spaceship?

[@someoneerror3653]

Eugene InLaw yes

[@BeerNuggets]

He is a space probe

[@WisdomCatto]

He is something something different from us

[@buttersquids1063]

If space prpves breath it, why not him!

[@dapz]

Roses are red, this comment is mine, the helium gas, is 4:29. Neon is next, yep, I'm not done, he breathes it in, at 4:51. how would you feel, if i told you theres more, argon is breathed, at 5:34. Wait, there's more, not all has been seen, the timestamp for krypton, is at 6:14. One last thing, this comment came late, xenon inhaled, 7:08

[@briannaquepasa5174]

I love this should have more likes lol

[@dapz]

@@briannaquepasa5174 I dont think so because its kinda an old vid.. but hey, i can hope!

[@MegaBlackDays]

You put forth effort to lower mine, a true hero. But I'll still watch the whole thing.

[@lannytabby]

In the wonderful world of noble gases it’s better if you don’t inhale them. Because it will give you some problems and well maybe you get the poiiiiiiiiiiiiint. Just don’t do this guys....*music plays*

[@levitatingoctahedron922]

cringe

[@Cybernoid200]

“It almost feels like it’s attracted to the ground” *looks around* who wants to tell him

[@bideabiere6125]

*Look at you* Maybe you should take your pills against schizophrenia

[@shoutingraven9571]

@@bideabiere6125 Either you're pretty dumb.. or that was a terrible attempt to make a joke.

[@undomielkay]

@@bideabiere6125 Asperger is the word

[@averyjenson]

“Sir, i’m sorry to say, but gravity exists.”

[@undomielkay]

@@aramkks hi, Asperger

[@4sythdude549]

Time codes for people: Helium 4:30 Neon 4:50 Argon 5:35 Krypton 6:10 Xenon 7:05 Radon (sorta) 8:30

[@Chisito23]

Thanks!

[@killerwithoutcanary]

more like snort-a

[@random-boi2000]

8:40 Mutation

[@TrueInkpoint]

Or go to 11:13 for all in quick succession

[@ebtsoby]

"It almost feels like it's attracted to the ground" lmao this man has discovered gravity

[@gabemerritt3139]

Uh oh we got an issac newton over here

[@kasperknutsen8283]

@@gabemerritt3139 actually albert Einstein. So you're wrong again dear friend. Looks like you're having a rough day.

[@gabemerritt3139]

@@kasperknutsen8283 again?

[@VerstehenSieMathis]

It's also attracted by the roof, but not as much as from all the stuff that's in the direction of "ground" ;-)

[@ebtsoby]

@@VerstehenSieMathis It's also attracted by the Andromeda Galaxy and every other celestial object within the observable cosmos, Einstein and Newton both made significant impacts on how we view gravity, Einstein could not have done what he did without Newton's groundwork

[@henrygraham1584]

"the xenon hits ya hard, I think that's the most I've ever had at once" Jesus Christ, how often do you do this.

[@eziitis8]

Don't you hit xenon with the boys at home?

[@hamsacc]

*Jazz music stops*

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Once is too many times

[@eatyourcereal4134]

"Its never just once"

[@JJH-jc1fg]

@@eziitis8 too expensive

[@KatieDawson3636]

Xenon being actually hard to get out of your lungs is fascinating! Never woulda thought of that! Luckily you've got dispersion on your side, but thats gotta be a crazy feeling!

[@troysasser1517]

It's heavier than air so it gets stuck in your lungs so all you have to do is turn upside down

[@peacock6804]

​@@troysasser1517 Big brain right here. Sometimes the most simple solution is the best.

[@johnathanburt6846]

Xenon test: "My lips are all numb....I didn't even get all of it in", "I'll save some of that for later..."

[@bobbyblair4105]

Johnathan Burt wow this one is fucking hilarious😂😂😂

[@josephsmith6777]

Xeon is used in surgery sometimes as well as nitrious

[@DANINJUNE]

Johnathan Burt that’s what she said

[@CelloMaster2000]

Dr Strawberry- that’s the point dipsh*t

[@angelbaker1241]

"I didn't even get all of it in" "I'll save that for something else" *Takes 5 more rips of the Xenon After filming is done*

[@meloniejen8400]

Imagine a house burglary but the burglars all breathed in Xenon before breaking in

[@marblecat779]

*delicious*

[@tyegordon]

the xenon hits *different* bro

[@AhmetOzdemir-om3bj]

@FBI You can buy it on the internet.

[@MnemonicHeadTrip]

@@AhmetOzdemir-om3bj for like $1500 lmao

[@CommunistFBI]

Breathes in element 118: *_Thanos deep voice: Hey guys, I think i'm getting cancer_*

[@randomcat9314]

so you are a communist federal bureau of investigation

[@jaedenvanderberg3890]

God cancer?

[@willchase5692]

No its 115

[@casual_ice_consumer4148]

It's called Oganesson.

[@incessantsepia]

Breathes in Oganesson and fucking dies

[@cee_ves]

“It almost feels like it’s attracted to the ground” Gravity : am I a joke to you

[@herothecrow994]

This guy discovered immortality long ago, now he’s just showing us what happens

[@scottydu81]

“Alright everybody, welcome to my arsenic and cyanide taste tests!”

[@nikostalk5730]

some old radioactive scientist also think they could "tickle the dragon's tail" but dragon win twice and that is very sad

[@nondescriptbeing5944]

@@nikostalk5730lol I love how you phrased this, fascinating story tho

[@AJP-1]

0:43 “Radon is very radioactive.” *screams from hell begins*

[@neomapper4316]

The screams of the victims of hiroshima and nagasaki

[@jacob1931]

Lol

[@KingJellyfishII]

"it almost seems like it's attracted to the ground" I'm sorry cody, someone else found that out before you.

[@jengleheimerschmitt7941]

1024 Next up, Cody sits under various fruit trees. 😂

[@fidelabc123]

We have a smart ass over here

[@__mk_km__]

Ur wrong. Its an illusion caused by tendency of objects to move along straight lines in curved spacetime

[@TheM4Dr1Zz]

911 was an inside job you cant melt steel with jet fuel

[@Liramek]

Proscriptus Actually, all gravity is, is just objects attracted by the density of them falling through space. So they are neither attracted, nor repelled by the ground, but by the most dense object nearby to attract it.

[@blacklight683]

(*casually hold uranium with no protection*) Truly, the camera man never dies AND he is the scince man he is impervious to the elements

[@mattsgamingstuff5867]

The radiation from Uranium actually isn't a huge deal. It's mostly alphas and not THAT active. So long as you don't ingest it or inhale a chunk a little exposure won't do much. It's chemical toxicity is comparable to lead so I would honestly say just treat it similarly. Obviously storing large amounts of it in a not so well ventilated space will accumulate some radon, which IS a big deal long term.

[@blacklight683]

(*sniffs the uranium*)@@mattsgamingstuff5867

[@brunomcleod]

I love the word impervious

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

“These heavier gasses have an anesthetic effect” *Breaths in krypton* “Hahahahaha!!! It’s like im FROM Krypton! Haha... can’t feel my fingers...”

[@stalewater8990]

yea that seems about right

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

@@deadlypoison8276 lol thanks

[@sawspitfire422]

If you've done NO2 you know the tingles from dissociative anesthetics

[@lucashvcl]

@Nasko GAMING WHAT are fingers

[@redpractition]

Lucas Hernández why are fingers

[@Boxmancr]

"Breathing all the noble gases" *looks to the right* Huh

[@wondermittens1844]

Profile picture checks out

[@unknowunknown9096]

Boiling the rock and breathe the vapour

[@intothevoid5074]

Uranium

[@SomeRandoQuacko]

Just grind it up and sniff it like coke

[@peyton3509]

"my goals are beyond your understanding"

[@francoislacombe9071]

Krypton was discovered in 1898, so it was Superman's planet that was named after it.

[@Falcrist]

For comparison, Superman first appeared on April 18, 1938

[@jlp1528]

Francois Lacombe IIRC, both are actually from Greek "kryptos" meaning hidden. But that's kind of splitting hairs.

[@DanskerneFraDanmark]

so it will hidden his powers away ???

[@jlp1528]

MR_Zoren Krypton the planet itself was also hidden.

[@owolff4314]

Pingu McPing are YOU dumb? A planet can be named after it exists.. Disappointed.

[@jep9092]

0:43 casually has uranium ore....in his house....without protection.... holding it in his bare hand Hes become too powerful

[@bigboyblakey9678]

Giegermeter shits itself. *proceeds to pick it up*

[@user-uf4lf2bp8t]

Im ded

[@acupofcoffee9082]

And put it on face....

[@Joseph_S_Clark]

Well it is alpha so it can’t penetrate the skin, if he mixed it up and drank it then maybe I’d start to be worried

[@hwhaht]

@@Joseph_S_Clark Cody: *eats uranium ore*

[@lucaskincanyon7393]

Joel Blake it’s probably set at .1, so it might’ve picked up background radiation, too... but yeah, that was a lot, nonetheless.

[@Jacob.guinto]

You should've said "aww thats hot, thats hot" when you breathed in the xenon

[@Rafa-mv4nn]

Despro 5188 that meme didn’t exist yet when this video came out

[@vortexoverdrive691]

Rafael Rubingh dont ruin this

[@europeanpatriot8031]

That meme is meme

[@Rafa-mv4nn]

@@vortexoverdrive691 How is that in any way ruining it...?

[@maybeja]

Rafael Rubingh data woosh

[@Vearru]

This video: “Breathing All Noble Gases” Next video: “Breathing All Halogens (My last video forever)”

[@unreal-the-ethan]

Good luck with astatine.

[@KayC352]

@@unreal-the-ethan na try ununseptium

[@JJean64]

KC Gaming you mean Tennesine?

[@KayC352]

@@JJean64 oh it got renamed?

[@shadowxxe]

@@KayC352 next video, eating roentgenium

[@Lampe2020]

To get the heavier ones out of your lungs easier you could have laid down on the ground face-down, so it also naturally flows out.

[@tnm1697]

Fun fact, Xenon gets you high as hell. It’s often slated as a more intense Nitrous Oxide alternative.

[@kcat420]

Yeah it confused me that no one was talking about it, xenon is a powerful NMDA receptor antagonist and Cody's a legend for sucking that shit down on KZbin

[@Cobalt985]

@@kcat420 Oh my god, really? That's honestly hilarious. I wonder if there was anything we missed when the camera wasn't rolling lmao

[@magusperde365]

@@Cobalt985 if its like nitrous oxide it lasts like 20 seconds and him exahaling it immediatly means he only got a small kind of happy high

[@elhama90]

@@Cobalt985 lmao my thoughts exactly xD

[@aeughtime]

hmmmmmm

[@damondisepio8259]

2 years later... Hi everyone... *coughs blood* today im going to... eat some... highly radioactive... uranium... strait out of a nuke...

[@platenoise256]

*wipes radiation crust off of camera with third arm*

[@fridaymd4087]

Lmfao

[@nineball039]

Just breathe uranium hexafluoride. I'm sure that in 1985 it's available at every corner drugstore.

[@logonontrily4161]

A nuke he made.

[@kadergumus2598]

Raccoon Playz as... you can see... **coughs green blood** it... will... top... out... the... Geiger... counter... so... okay... right... now... I'm... gonna... eat it. **eats** **coughs purple blood** **throws up orange blood** **dies**

[@hatethegame82]

>Picks up Uranium >Slaps Geiger counter to it >Counter goes absolutely insane Cody you mad lad

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

uranium ore*

[@hoofedfall5133]

Are you just going to forget the fact that he rubbed it on his face

[@ttrieds8023]

The uranium ore is safe for human. The radioactivity level is bellow the level that human can handle

[@igotdemcheeseburgers]

>Picks up Uranium >Slaps Geiger counter to it >This baby can fit so much radioactivity in it

[@toortknoort8223]

When you forget its radon not uranium

[@louismakesmusic]

“The Xenon is much heavier, it falls much quicker.” *Galileo has entered the chat*

[@TheDexCrafter]

Well technically it feels less acceleration upwards from the buoyant force of air due to its higher mass and thereby falls quicker (which is also technically true for solid objects though it and differences In it on different objects matter a lot less in high density objects). Gravity btw the gasses and earth acts the same on the different gasses but the forces between the air and the gasses differ depending on mass, especially when comparing gasses with densities somewhat close to the density of air)

[@needsmoreboosters4264]

That xenon was probably the most expensive breath he could possible take.

[@seanA416]

How expensive?

[@Rael14]

Prob one thousand dolars lol

[@UncleKennysPlace]

Maybe twenty bucks.

[@messiahh420]

Electronic Arts?

[@FailureToFire]

what would the gamestop appraisal be?

[@labrawnjaimsismyretardedbi8274]

"It sounds like I'm from Krypton" No, it sounds like you're making a ransom demand on the phone.

[@deerhunter5248]

Why do you think he has it!

[@Apocalypticable]

Krypton was named after the Greek word "kryptos" (meaning "hidden," same origin as "cryptic"), because it was only discovered when two chemists evaporated all known gases out of liquid air and still had residual fluid. Edit: Superman came 20 years later.

[@jacksim5759]

mustve been a fucked up day for those chemists, discovering the dark matter of air

[@chraman169]

How is that possible if air contains molecules with higher and lower boiling points than that of krypton

[@丫o]

The noble gas was first discovered in 1898, 40 years before the first mention of the fictional comic book planet, in 1938.

[@michaelmiranda178]

Thats a long time to hold it. Talk about residual fluid

[@gravegaming2023]

​@@chraman169maybe added in something that mixes with it to turn it into to something that can boil off

[@Krispy453]

8:40 Cody, smiling: "If I did have enough I would probably drown in my own fluids 😀"

[@jamespearson3835]

Welcome back to another 10 minutes of watching a man suffocate him self for chemistry

[@trocaar]

Up next: inhaling all the Halogens

[@Sid-uc5ms]

Lol that will kill ya.

[@sawyer3818]

But Florine is deadly

[@sawyer3818]

Sid 666 well I didn’t read your comment

[@clbmurat]

Start with the fluorine.

[@fluffypuppy8278]

N o

[@unk6053]

“It almost feels like it’s attracted to the ground.” Gravity: 😑

[@David280GG]

Sukkondeze nuts

[@mikkabrightheart2268]

I came to say this

[@thegiant1526]

Wouldn’t it be buoyancy? What makes helium float is its less density, the reverse would be true for these “heavy” gasses

[@Biker_Gaming]

Bro meant in a romantic way 🙏🙏

[@K33176]

Exactly what a chemist would say

[@karlavcardoso]

Him playing with the balloons is so wholesome to me for some reason lol

[@sackychin6267]

7:10 when he said “alright everyone this is xenon” it started off normal then just dropped 10 octaves

[@christopherd2100]

Biological bass drop?

[@cactiman6593]

It took time to get to his lungs and had to push a lot of air

[@chiara7069]

I laughed at this comment way too much

[@evandrochaves9596]

The djent element

[@jessgarza88]

he sounded like frank the tank

[@alexhariev7406]

Welcome to episode 8 of “21 ways to get high” - “getting noble with noble gasses!”

[@leljdam3189]

*0/10 didn't stuff the radioactive rock in your lungs*

[@miners_haven]

I don't think he can do that, say to him to cut that rock and eat it. Now it's better.

[@miners_haven]

@🐆Phoenix The Cheetah 🐆 r/woooosh i just said to eat radioactive material and r/foundthemobileuser

[@breather8758]

@@miners_haven Just use a cheese grater it's easier!

[@miners_haven]

@@breather8758 Woah now its in even tinier pieces!

[@breather8758]

@@miners_haven ikr!

[@KnitBrain]

I love how he just casually places the Geiger counter atop the ore and the counter goes nuts

[@groadmiraldonitz3459]

Xenon is hard... *I think this is the most I've ever had at once * Excuse me, what?

[@awesomeanbar9402]

*ah thas hot*

[@Crowbars2]

Xenon, and to a smaller extent, Krypton are NMDA antagonists like nitrous oxide, so they act like inhalant aneasthetics. He said his hands were tingling a bit after Krypton. He was laughing for a while after inhaling it, and the effect was more intense with Xenon. He said his lips felt numb and his hands were shaking after hitting that Xenon.

[@Skelyboss]

Almost sound like some kind of illegal drug

[@Crowbars2]

@@Skelyboss It is a drug, it can get you pretty fucked up, very similar to nitrous, somewhat similar to ketamine. Scientists are looking into using it for general anesthesia because it has a bunch of benefits compared to nitrous.

[@randomcat9314]

you’ve heard the man, he eats it on breakfast but not much

[@DragonSlayer-nh9hh]

“Don’t breathe gasses on your own” Good thing I got my mate Brendan

[@General12th]

It's not homo if it's for a bro!

[@FuneFox]

I will breathe acid vapour with my friends lol

[@jaydurach5201]

good thing i have a multiple personality disorder!🤘

[@epicn]

Ah, so that's what it's like to go through puberty.

[@JJJthebest]

Underrated comment.

[@michaelishere6822]

I like how it seems as if you're either too young to go through it yet or you're something that doesn't understand it and will never go through it

[@common_json]

It's so true :(

[@korus7670]

@@michaelishere6822 r/wooosh

[@tuff_lover]

@@michaelishere6822 R/WOOOSH u also liked ur comment

[@ameliabright3519]

"Xenon... almost feels like it's attracted to the ground" my man discovered gravity

[@matheusazevedo3138]

Still waiting for the "Cody Eats The Periodic Table" serie

[@jackpreston9236]

> eating murcury

[@kadergumus2598]

DarkErrorCode *inhaling MERCURY vapors*

[@evahxh]

Matheus Azevedo hey guys, im cody, and today im going to be eating straight sodium. straight into my stomach, digest it, everything, and fart flares

[@kadergumus2598]

FirebugPlays ***hey guys, I'm Cody, today I am going to eat... beryllium. I'll directly eat beryllium.

[@Jared22401]

"Eating The Periodic Table Every Day Until It Eats Me"

[@anomalocaris9298]

2:25 "It almost feels like it's attracted to the ground...!" Cody'sLab discovers the concept of gravity.

[@yohhh6715]

MY GOD BUTTMAN

[@Biker_Gaming]

Bro meant in the romantic way 🙏🙏🙏

[@marcomarletta1430]

Newton after an apple caused him head trauma:

[@allegoryofdissonance]

I didn't even think about the challenge of blowing heavier gases OUT of your lungs. That was intense. Thank you for sacrificing your body to Science and the internet.

[@Lucaaaaaaaaaaaas]

I think it would be easier to get them out if you get somewhat upside down

[@geordannicholson2854]

I believe I recall a professor demonstrating a heavy gas making voices deeper - to expell the gas he stood on his head

[@Duck-wc9de]

"xenon is much heavier so it falls quicker" And then Galileo killed himself. again

[@Awesomegaming-real]

* breathes neon* human glow stick time

[@gavinrolls1054]

*breathes noble gas*

[@piege567]

*crack*

[@microwave9031]

*snap* Human smoothie next

[@Ginger_Hrn]

Other KZbin channels: let's smell Noble gases. Cody's lab : breathing all Noble gases

[@cosmicjenny4508]

+The truth The only non-air gases that other KZbinrs would breath are Helium and Sulfur Hexafluoride.

[@Ginger_Hrn]

@@cosmicjenny4508 😛😛

[@skulledone6343]

the uranium rock should have been in its own balloon it obviously feels left out

[@destructoid5939]

F

[@meatman6908]

Destructoid U

[@adamh2077]

you can't put a solid chunk of solid in a balloon have you forgotten that dumbass is the r/woosh answer

[@adamh2077]

did you forget to click on the 'read more' ??????

[@adamh2077]

@@blessedafricarains6429 nope I'm confused now. Plz explain. Also there is no need for insults please

[@panamapapertiger1720]

Xenon can be used as an anaesthetic. Cody got high there. From the look on his face he got high by surprise.

[@theCodyReeder]

For the impatient, the video starts at 11:13

[@WholeEgg290]

Cody'sLab what about oganesson?

[@salamandersaladman7831]

But the real video starts at 0:00

[@games4uall]

But thats 11:13 where we won’t hear your voice

[@Nike_on_a_bike]

Thanks for the good info 👌

[@user-jh3kz7dp2z]

he literally explains it during the video

[@Astrocat-od5cy]

Cody: Radon is extremely radioactive Cody: *puts Geiger counter next to radon* Geiger counter: *goes crazy* Cody: *Picks it up with bare hands* Edit: Guys I know it’s harmless, stop commenting about it. I was just making a joke.

[@darkjanggo]

That wasn't radon that was uranium

[@Astrocat-od5cy]

darkjanggo My point still stands

[@alspezial2747]

@@Astrocat-od5cy as long as he doesnt carry it around all time it is harmless

[@Astrocat-od5cy]

@@alspezial2747 Yeah, a little radiation over a long period of time is worse

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

that's harmless

[@rainbow_vader]

"it almost feels like it's attracted to the ground!" *_did you mean gravity?_*

[@toshibatoshamara]

No, gravity doesn't exist, it falls because of tomato chips

[@callummclaine9160]

When it’s a gas it feels a lot more different I’m guessing. Compared to a solid object.

[@jaredhammonds8255]

All the gravity fell off the edge of the flat earth bro. It's called science!

[@nateracing]

r/woooosh

[@dyztroyax4628]

@@nateracing Does not apply.

[@jaromir_kovar]

the giggle fit after Krypton was so funny. Even that mini second-take from the balloon before Cody stopped himself realizing he's on camera. So sweet 😊

[@bristianmemequisition]

"this uranium ore." *proceeds to pick up with bare hands*

[@AusyG]

The amount of radiation is very very small

[@taven_m1204]

@🐆Phoenix The Cheetah 🐆 is uranium ore. Not pure uranium.

[@JesterAzazel]

@🐆Phoenix The Cheetah 🐆 It's uranium ore. Only like .7% of that can even be used as fuel. Also, eeeverything is radioactive. But different materials produce it at different rates, and they produce different kinds of radiation. It's not always dangerous. You can look it up on EPA dot gov for more information.

[@yaking9610]

@🐆Phoenix The Cheetah 🐆Soon...

[@Nitro_Blitzen]

@🐆Phoenix The Cheetah 🐆 thankfully uranium ore isnt that dangerous. Tough yes it can and will do tiny amounts, it shouldn't penetrate the dead skin layer assuming you aren't handling or crushing it. Tough yeah as mentioned its probably not the best thing to hold tough it's nowhere near the worst

[@decentnamehere5450]

Neon: *is poisonous if inhaled* This guy: inhales anyway

[@GreyeHazel]

@Jerry Gonzales I mean most of the air isn't oxygen so not really

[@dhans2881]

@Jerry Gonzales 100% oxygen is poisonous

[@JesterAzazel]

@Jerry Gonzales How's that mostly nitrogen atmosphere treating ya?

[@Humbulla93]

@Jerry Gonzales oxygen would be more poisonous as it reacts with your body because it has the second most electronegativity, noble gases are inert also our body adapted breathing in 1% argon from earths atmosphere

[@Humbulla93]

@Jerry Gonzales oxygen because our body adapted to it but breathing pure oxygen whole time is also bad just wanted to say that oxygen acts as a radical in the body thus aging it

[@evancobb2554]

My least favorite drug is Xenon. There’s no high, just a low.

[@adrianom9898]

Evan Cobb this is the most underrated comment lmfao

[@ponisreal4749]

Try helium then, you'll get real high

[@menacing_egg2732]

fuck

[@dankybankey6541]

Evan Cobb Just like my life

[@ponyempiresunite9702]

Everywhere the wind blows, it kills all that matters, to meeeeee! To meeeeeeeeee!

[@Cyb3rKats]

"Breathing all the Noble Gases" *oh this ought to be fun!* "Breathing ALL the Noble Gases" *oh no...*

[@Ifakojesfd]

"almost feels like its attracted to the ground" -Issac Newton 2018

[@jdrmurphy4141]

Subscribe to r3dseries had me laughing hard at that one.

[@sealfoam6841]

Gravitity

[@ludvercz]

"The xenon is much heavier it falls much quicker." -Galileo Galilei 2018

[@KingJellyfishII]

This is the funniest comment I've seen in a long time

[@procyonarcturus6978]

CLOROX BLEACH fuck dude, you had me wiping at my screen for a sec...

[@jwaffled4143]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how this man just fearlessly picked up a chunk of uranium

[@banjobear3867]

Fearlessly says stupid shit

[@cheeseguzzler6269]

It’s not going to kill him

[@ejt4012]

Uranium ore, it's not pure uranium dumbass

[@natesmartkid6493]

@@ejt4012 would even a chunk of pure U238 be dangerous?

[@ejt4012]

@@natesmartkid6493 yeah, the radiation of it is much stronger, and it's dangerous to touch, the ore isn't as bad

[@JustinTopp]

This guy survives breathing all these gasses and drinking cyanide but badly injured himself in butter hmm...

[@platenoise256]

GuardedDig2 he specialized in chemical resistance

[@SladeShadows]

wheres tierzoo ? what a tardigrade

[@9393jack]

Slade get off the xenon

[@SladeShadows]

@@9393jack those words fit together so well.

[@bobbybologna3029]

I think he's also got Ghoulish, radiation regenerates his lost health

[@MJRuda]

Helium: basically air Neon: kinda tired Xenon: anaesthetic Oganesson: nuke

[@XYZB0RG]

I don't know if you can call helium basically air I nearly accidentally killed myself with it when I was a kid at a party

[@MJRuda]

@XYZB0RG I mean like the tiredness you get from the gases like if you breathe the same amount of helium as air both will give you about the same amount of tiredness

[@HenrikoMagnifico]

I lost my shit at Xeon honestly it was hilarious

[@tomh2572]

Henriko Magnifico what's Xeon

[@mdrew44628]

Sprite Boi everyone but you knew what gas he was talking about.

[@Heartsii_]

Omnipotent ! ... Xeon. Neon, Xenon... Im stuck at a crossroads

[@kadergumus2598]

Henriko Magnifico Intel Xeon and Xenon... Intel w/ Xenon 114. And Nvidia w/ Lead 195. Nuclear power!

[@stonedsavage7814]

kader gumus next in line at intel the sandy zeon oh shit i think i just predicted the future. *edit reason mispelt next with a c because im high as fuck.

[@MikeDaddy]

“Join us next time when we inhale hydrogen cyanide”

[@groechungus9856]

Mike-Daddy agrgargar

[@therussiannukekid1784]

Nah chlorine gas is better, really tickles your lungs

[@momgo6533]

TheRussianNukeKid quite tangy is it not?

[@therussiannukekid1784]

kakugan great with some healthy side of pure radon

[@cassandra2860]

He's drank cyanide before. Sodium, I think.

[@shloompa]

Him laughing with Krypton sounded like Patrick for a bit

[@lyssie___8126]

for real tho

[@mrpepperonipizza3287]

Ikr

[@excal22]

6:22

[@tristen9736]

Cody really is the antithesis to lab safety

[@jonconnor0729]

"Radon is very radioactive" Proceeds to touch the uranium ore like it's nothing. Sniffs it like coccaine. Cody is a madman.

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

it's harmless

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

i am not american you idiot

[@Jake-vw3bj]

Was that ever a doubt?

[@FatMorton]

@Evi1M4chine For the time that it was exposed, it was harmless. Btw you could sprinkle uranium flakes into your cereal and it would be just about as toxic as lead or mercury (well not as toxic as mercury as mercury would dissolve into your bloodstream easier)

[@MrSilki2]

workers that brought uranium ore to marie curie, died from cancer. marie curie studied the ore and touched it with her own hands, died from cancer. Her chair in poland on which she sat is still radioactive. now tell me that inhaling uranium ore is harmless

[@jerryudonneedtoknow3903]

Me: *Breaths in chlorine gas* Ah I feel like a british in the trenchs. Actually breathed it before, its awful

[@YourLocalCatboy]

I made the same mistake once. Feels like your sinuses are on weirdly cold fire. Burns your skin a little, too.

[@chikennuget3634]

breathed in a little in a chemistry experiment, hurts like shit

[@jerryudonneedtoknow3903]

I got it trying to make rust

[@FortNite-fb5wm]

I had bleach tip over in my bathroom. Some friends of mine had pissed next to the toilet like morons and I didn't notice. Never ran so fast in my life

[@jerryudonneedtoknow3903]

@@FortNite-fb5wm the amount of amonia in piss is not to high, so the "little" risk,

[@shiverian5970]

I'm just now realizing how much this video probably cost.

[@lebaquette]

Not too much

[@rainbowpineapls2347]

I found a small amount of uranium for $40

[@khenricx]

@@rainbowpineapls2347 I think xenon is quite expensive. And it's a spacecraft fuel too.

[@sihamkarbous9972]

@@rainbowpineapls2347 where???

[@stargazer7644]

@@sihamkarbous9972 People sell it on ebay all day long. Search for Uranium Ore. It's perfectly legal to mail and own. You can find it laying on the ground in some areas.

[@anonyme2938]

it feels like it's attracted to the ground... well aren't we all...

[@triton6490]

Bro this man LITERALLY had a chunk of uranium on the desk True mad lad

[@Ebsalom]

That's radon...

[@Ebsalom]

Oh shit, you're right. My bad.

[@triton6490]

@@Ebsalom basically uranium had radioactive decay and will turn into radon eventually

[@adampustos1155]

@@Ebsalom you thought radon is solid at room temp?

[@dezsodebreceni4829]

Uranium ore has an itty bitty actually dangerous uranium-235

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

Neighbors: "Look, the paramedics are at Cody's house, AGAIN." :-) I AM FROM KRYPTON

[@universaleliteinc.6554]

vondeliusc good to know

[@-danR]

Cody has an alert bracelet: "Resuscitate with Hydrogen Cyanide"

[@BothHands1]

😂

[@bigboineptune9567]

666th like bois

[@BothHands1]

Big Boi Neptune not anymore 😜

[@Intrafacial86]

Alright, eveRYONE - *THIS IS RA-* _dead_

[@cyber_dragon_123]

Alr... *

[@oxirane0143]

cyber_dragon_123 ...*

[@Zraeicro]

Radium

[@gus8016]

When he inhaled Argon he sounded like Will Smith. I want him to inhale Argon and say "It's Rewind Time!" now.

[@xerosfs]

Nice profile picture

[@AR3SARMY]

I heard Kronk

[@abhisheknair84]

Or "Keep my wife's name out of your f**king mouth"

[@Flesh_Wizard]

*inhales argon* *slaps nearest comedian*

[@Sstockss]

I want him to inhale argon and say “keep my wife’s name out your fuckin mouth.”

[@pepe_4206]

"it almost feels like it's attracted to the ground" buddy...