This is What Happens to Soda in a Vacuum Chamber! More TKOR Vacuum Chamber Experiment!

In today's video we're placing soda in a vacuum chamber to see what happens! If you were ever kept up late at night wondering what soda pop would do in space, wonder no longer. In this soda in vacuum chamber experiment, TKOR takes good ol’ soda pop to the vacuum chamber. If we put liquid like soda in a vacuum chamber, what do you think will happen?
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[@chumban]

When you freeze water the ice does not freeze completely transparent due to the gasses dissolved in it.... So can u try putting water in vaccum chamber and then freezing it to see wether it turns out clear

[@ColorHawk_]

Chumban Shukla it’s not the dissolved gasses that turn it opaque it’s the minerals inside the water. If you boil a pot of water then freeze it you would get clear ice

[@chumban]

Detective Weeb : Even after boiling some of it remains opaque(in the center) Heating reduces the solubility of water so most gasses disolved escape (but not all) so the ice mostly becomes clear. The minerals also play a little part in making ice opaque but even after distilling the water we get opaque ice(in the center)

[@ColorHawk_]

Chumban Shukla you can make Crystal clear water by boiling it, don’t know how your doing it but if done right you can make ice that’s not visible if placed into water

[@chumban]

Detective Weeb : After boiling the dissolved minerals stay in water(try dissolving salt and boiling off the water), boiling doesnt make crystall clear water to make it crystal clear water you need to distill it.

[@NoOne-sp6zi]

Chumban Shukla : Yeah thats true ive also heard abt that

[@Gamerdu45]

Make that aluminum polished ball and then put it in vacuum chamber, see if it unrolls...

[@beefjokey401]

nothing happens sorry

[@1lovemycats]

Beef Jokey How do you know

[@wongsusie1]

It doesn’t unroll...the action lab tested it out:(

[@paigecannon9660]

Can you re-carbonate soda with dry ice?

[@littlered6340]

Okay, I didn't know I needed this, but I do.

[@Thepotatoz.]

I've tried, no, however it does temporarily give it a fizz

[@zaroso766_official]

@@Thepotatoz. i wanted the truth and now i know but i am not satisfied with the answer. some times the truth can hurt 😢

[@MrLennonson]

The King of Vacuum Chamber*

[@TheActionLab]

Interesting to note, shaking doesn't actually make the pressure increase in the can (in a can that has never been opened). When shaking a can it can explode because you are physically deforming the can during shaking which can cause it to fail. Since an unopened can is already at equilibrium you cannot increase the pressure unless you change he temperature. If the can or bottle was previously opened then the pressure does increase though. That is where the confusion comes in.

[@redanil4935]

The 2 scientists :P

[@artiomvas]

I think it DOES. Can you explain your conclusion? Watch this: /watch?v=vdg9BpG78EU If it didn't increase the pressure, the can wouldn't have ruptured. There is an equilibrium state between dissolved/undissolved gas. When you shake the can, you introduce some additional energy to the system, which causes the balance to shift. If you would leave the can alone for a wile, it would probably return to its original state. But, certainly, just after the shake the pressure is higher than it was before.

[@williamcuttill7919]

The Action Lab I'd be interested to know why you concluded that. All it takes to dispute that is grabbing a can and squeezing it to get an estimate of the internal pressure and then shaking it and squeezing again. You can feel the increase in internal pressure as the can is harder to compress.

[@thesmallestraeofsunshine]

That would mean once you shake a can it is forever weak. You couldn't let it sit to open it without exploding, like you actually can, and transporting soda would be impossible.

[@artiomvas]

After you shook the can the equilibrium will be eventually reached (if it didn't burst), BUT. IF I am correct, you WILL get pressure growth if you shake it again. Just not very noticeable and only for a really really short time. So I think your conclusion in video "Does Shaking Soda Increase Pressure?" is incorrect. To properly and accurately measure the pressure growth you would need to shake the bottle really well and perform measurements during the shaking. Here is how we could determine who is right: pour soda in a blender, seal it airtight, attach a pressure gauge to it and turn it on.

[@Brother-Louis]

Seeing those bubbles, it made me think. How about mixing 30% hydrogen peroxide with a little bit of food color and some liquid soap, then pour it into sterling silver container (catalyst) inside a vacuum chamber to speed up the decomposition?

[@rainbowpsycho2691]

English please x-x

[@jasonwortham4097]

my girlfriend collects those squishy stress toys, cpcakes, unicorns, etcs. you could put one of those in the vacuum chamber or freeze it and smash it.

[@Reactiontime6000]

Jason Wortham I don’t think that would do anything tbh

[@elielrodriguez9695]

@@Reactiontime6000 there filled with air it would prob flatten

[@skylitknight5775]

I'm so happy you taste tested it. Literally the first thing that popped in my mind was what it taste like lol. Subscribed!

[@PressTube]

Fun experiment! I also did this and filmed it with a high speed camera ;)

[@DUTCHBENNO]

PressTube weet ik

[@therookie9276]

Exiles Leader ??

[@Adam-zn8hn]

PressTube Put a unopened can of soda in but dent the side mythbusters did it with a train car

[@Sillysilder]

He should of used coke because the fizz is stronger.

[@Josh2Shakir]

No one cares!

[@jahtaviarobinson6633]

YOU SHOULD'VE USED ROOT BEER!!! That would've foamed up nicely, that or cream soda!!!

[@happytoad3603]

Rite that would have been cool

[@marcuswhitworth9904]

That's a lot of Mountain Don't.

[@RarityModz]

Marcus Whitworth lol

[@the_crescent_moon]

This right here is an underrated comment

[@The-NSA]

This video was sponsored by MOUNTAIN DEW™©®™®©™®©©©©©®™

[@seancole312]

Dew dew dew dew dew dew dew dew dew dew Dew not don’t

[@user-uj5bv]

A gamer drinks about 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 more

[@encycl07pedia-]

"I'm not going to shake it much" *shakes it quite a bit*

[@ThisLittleCriticSanad]

I loved the ‘not sponsored’ at the end... lol we were all wondering

[@saifolameo8091]

This Little Critic loool was thinking that too

[@jennyfundie7137]

Loooool

[@k.motzkin5624]

I was about to ask if it was then I saw this

[@nuzzinick]

This Little Critic obviously sponsored by mtn few

[@brandonallen5930]

Put an egg in vacuum chamber. Raw...whole...hard boiled.... And fried...

[@lucassmith2517]

Molten wax in a vacuum chamber.

[@jodroboxes]

I'm sure we'll get some eggsplosive results from that! Only yolking, omelettin this slide for now...

[@prestoncox2673]

wax drys quickly

[@XxPPslayer69]

Its gonna blow!

[@oh.hi.6345]

@@jodroboxes those were some eggcellent yolks my guy/gal.

[@Glyxis.]

I really need to admire that person who invented these soda cans. And mostly that opening system. It really is usually the most secure part of the can. Every other part usually brakes open but not that opening part which is MEANT to be opened. I have seen SO damaged, bulged and beated cans that I can just wonder how they aren't bursted already.

[@orangesaldur1828]

wow its like watching a mnt dew commercial

[@jebeastaughffe377]

What would shampoo do in a vacuum chamber... and will it have the same affect on your hair after?

[@bibeksunar5120]

Make a rocket from ethyne gas by reacting calcium carbide with water

[@peanutbutterbropbb8627]

Bibek Sunar i

[@Flash-rg9tn]

What if we put a vacuum chamber in a vacuum chamber

[@Anatoli_Punto]

I'm actually curious what would happen XD

[@deps7365]

Vacuum chamberseption

[@chasedowngangentertainment5379]

Illuminati Confirmed

[@acethepanther2153]

Nothing or space

[@neilagnote2500]

Try putting liquid nitrogen to vacuum chamber and see what happens

[@mitchanderson2569]

You should look into making a pressure chamber so instead of reducing the pressure you can increase the pressure and do a ton of the same test that you have already done in the vacuum chamber to see how differently things react!!! That would be really interesting!

[@NitrousDiecast]

I wonder if the mist twist soda cans are more cheaply made compared to the Mountain Dew, and that’s why nothing happened to the dew cans? 🤔

[@germanygeographic6362]

Please can you try to put a McDonald's full meal in vacuum for a week and see if it expires or not, and try it if it will have same taste or not Please please try it I want to know if vacuum this kind of food will survive after vacuum or not. Plz like guys so he can see this

[@chevygirl7226]

Germany Geographic what are you talking about? My brother's dropped McDonald's in the car before we found it about 2 years later it looked the exact same as the day he dropped it no mold no nothing

[@TreesBeGreen]

It stays exactly the same so don’t eat McDonald’s, well that’s just me

[@desertboxeddy8959]

Is this a spy kids thing

[@BenjaminGoose]

In the absence of moisture, mould will not form. This is why you see these videos with people saying "omG mcDoNaLds foOd dOesNt rOt, dOnt eAt iT!", because certain items they cook are quite high in sodium and low in moisture, which just happens to slow spoilage. Don't worry, it doesn't mean the food is "poisonous".

[@Chuchutato]

Dude it still taste same. I ate 1 month old BigMac before. And it taste same, smell same, no molds at all.

[@krazy_gaming400]

Explosion at 8:17

[@boiboi3672]

PapaBear199912 A more epic one at 10:10

[@OneWay4D73]

top is a separate piece that's sealed on when the can is made, making it the weak point (observe how the bottom pops out, but never breaks). Ideally, it would split length-wise (hoop stress vs. longitudinal stress)

[@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 to start the chain reaction.

[@atharvathuse9484]

Aman Verma I have seen you posting this comment for many videos...why aren't they listening to you it's a great idea...

[@beerus_sama10]

Atharva Thuse don't know why. But I still gotta hope.:)

[@Nae_Ayy]

Start the reaction with the power OF THE SUN 🎶 *THE SUN IS A **_DEADLY LAZER_* 🎶

[@beerus_sama10]

Natthone Cole I was about to add this in my comment next time I post it.

[@koletharp7168]

Aman Verma what happens if you put soda in a vacuum chamber

[@Mikey3437]

You should mix aluminum with mercury, it’s really cool

[@samrogers1055]

Loving this product placement

[@zaroso766_official]

i always wanted to know what would happen. i am satisfied and do not regret searching this up.

[@DashiZle69]

Vacuum in a vacuum chamber. Now that is some inception like thinking ;)

[@dominikfischer1934]

DashiZle69 might create a black hole.

[@Ryan-iz2nm]

DashiZle69 no put a vacuum chamber in a bigger one and it keeps going on and on

[@shubhanshu4889]

Black hole is just like a suction of time-space, not matter..

[@robloxsgamer4578]

DashiZle69 lmfao smh

[@winddoggo9406]

DashiZle69 That's exactly why it's called a vacuum chamber it has a vacuum in it

[@josephpark5027]

I have 4 ideas that I think are going to be pretty cool! :) Please try them! 1. Grind up some sparklers and make homemade thermite 2. Put some lithium in a divot in a block of dry ice with some water and see if it will burn 3. Run a ridiculously large amount of voltage through some light bulbs in a series circuit and make them simultaneously pop 4. Put a stun gun or some electric current near a metal spinning fan blade

[@texaselite1355]

#4

[@TwinShards]

#3 wouldn't made them all pop simultaneously, if you plug them in Serie, the first to pop will turn off all others.

[@josephpark5027]

Ok, then I wasn't paying attention to my science teacher. How about a parallel circuit?

[@brandonhung8266]

Grinding up the powder from sparklers won't suddenly change its chemical properties to make it more volatile... Changing its physical property doesn't do anything...

[@aiden-no8cd]

in

[@jjones0769]

3:18 “ It’s worse I don’t recommend it” continues to drink anyway

[@top2not2___]

He keeping it all to himself 😡

[@jacobfriedman758]

I love your videos. I want to know what happens when you put Instant Snow in a vacuum chamber. I hope it actually has a reaction. Please Do!

[@tylerm442]

It could also be due to quality of the cans. Not saying that the carbonation isn't a factor but that its not the only one. Maybe mountain dew has more resilient cans lol

[@TotallyNotJJ08]

What would happen if you put axe body spray in liquid nitrogen? Or put liquid nitrogen in it?? Please text this I really want to know

[@jgt2598]

Nice smelling cologne ice. Would be uncomfortable to put on though.

[@jamietong6375]

lol

[@BlueTheDemonWolf]

I love the song in the background late nights is one of my favorite songs

[@iluvlabuda]

I love seeing the orange bowl! I have the same one!

[@Tigerskunk]

If you wanted the foamy top then you should have used something thicker such as a root beer from A&W.

[@Leester-70]

Thy didn't pay for the obvious product placement.

[@riorrdanmurray9071]

Or use Diet Coke and throw mentos into it

[@moki2093]

Can u try to recarbonate that stuff? I would love to see that

[@maconSTUFF]

here is another one for you... Try putting water beads in water and the in the vacuum chamber to see if it will absorb the water any quicker... :-)

[@maconSTUFF]

@The Droste Girls Yeah... Exactly!... :-)

[@emmawoodruff8042]

Logic. I like it.

[@iiseedeadpeople]

The thickness of the can also matters. Sprite has the thinnest can I've ever felt which makes me think that the can of lemon soda that was used was also thin (thinner than the Mtn Dew can at least), allowing it to rupture easier.

[@scrubboi9963]

You should try to recarbonate the soda using dry ice!

[@Hazed64]

Noah Lowe not how carbonation works

[@jonahshochat175]

Hazed it actually kinda is, if u put dry ice and shut the cap and let the pressure out a little bit at a time so it doesnt explode it carbonates, i have done it

[@dimsithegreek4184]

Noah Lowe how tf is it possible

[@AK-lc5ff]

Noah Lowe I SAID THAT

[@michaellair6170]

Try hooking multiple vacuum pumps up to one chamber and see if you can make much of a difference by removing the air much quicker

[@aronbraswell1589]

I may not be right but, couldn't you use a strong container larger than the vacuum chamber in the line to the vacuum chamber with a larger conection to the vacuum chamber isolated by valves to evacuwate first the open the line to the vacuum chamber to quickly evacuwate the vacuum chamber? If the chambers were the same size it would only evacuwate a little less than half of the total pressure in the system ( due to the vacuum not being perfect ).

[@karelcarbonneaumontpellier6766]

You guys have an amazing music selection

[@stevenkrus9020]

Vacuum pumps for air conditioners are intended to remove any residual water from the line set. The ac refrigerant is not intended to be mixed with any water. As you said in videos, bringing something close to a vacuum lowers the boiling point of most liquids and frozen solids. It also is removing air naturally.

[@TheDrCrazed]

Why not try actual bubbles in the vacuum chamber?

[@hurricane-pb7yt]

Can you do casting with thermoplastic or just melt plastic bottles and make something new from them

[@Hazed64]

Hrishikesh Parikh not how plastic bottles work, have you ever melted a bottle , do you think you can cast that

[@hurricane-pb7yt]

Ya but still there must be a much efficient way to do it.

[@TracKer0308]

Well it would apear that you found the weakspot's of can's, if you make a few more Test's you should see a similar result over and over. You could possibly also declar to have found the physical weakpoint at least it looks like the breaking point is the same. But of course production process might influence that weakspot by a high amount, yet very interesting keep it up guys ! If i would have to guess the Rolled metal connection point where the cap is cold welded on is the structual weakpoint thats why there is that tiny hole, and in the second test it starts like that as well but the result was much more devestating!

[@robijakus6860]

wait i have never ever seen this brownish yellowis bronze colored mountain dew before that looks amazing

[@emoslothwithpinknails5907]

What if you put Japanese pancakes in a vacuum chamber? Japanese pancakes is a intriguing recipe I think it requires air so if you If put Japanese pancakes in there would it flatten?

[@robinlaceishere]

Can you guys use food coloring and hydrodip foods like cookies?

[@toddherriman1574]

Or eggs

[@niwtap0mcsorley]

Downside to trying to hydro dip cookies is they will absorb the water and turn to mush.

[@brandonschmidt6990]

The food coloring would mix with the water or any liquid

[@4KDolbyDigital]

Brandon Schmidt there are edible spray paints

[@chriscalkins2332]

I love the foam with the vacuum chamber

[@Satsujiin]

Amazing I love how science works it's amazing

[@robinlaceishere]

What if you used the dry ice method to recarbonate that soda?

[@Bass_man1997]

Rith Trelin isn't dry ice poisonus?

[@tergy]

TIGER 131 Productions Dry ice is just solid CO2. Its only dangerous because it freezes your insides if you eat it (not recommended)

[@DirtRoadKing007]

Can you make Litchenburg figures with a microwave terminal?

[@kittenbosher1898]

the top pops off when theres too much pressure because the top has the thinest points. think of it this way, you're trapped in a room, and you need to get out, you'd go for the thinest wall since its most likley to break right? right

[@anotherblock7742]

I went ahead and did a borax cyrstal vid I haven't uploaded it yet but i seriously think you guys could do some amazing things

[@reneekowalski949]

Can you make jello with soda then in vacuum chamber please. Future scientist from Canada

[@jamesrobb7626]

by adding preasure maybe

[@kandygrimace141]

Oh yay another vacuum chamber video 😞 are we gonna get a dry ice or liquid nitrogen video tomorrow?

[@fussiestgaming1824]

Right

[@9812george]

That is what i was thinking too...the topic of the videos repeat too much

[@sizzlingsisig6664]

what about a dry ice in a microwave or fire in a microwave

[@ashleym.556]

I find it funny that there are so many people upset by the repetition. You realize they make videos based on requests, right? This is what everyone has been asking to see. Damned if you do, damned if you don't. They can't win.

[@joonaslaakkonen8096]

Kulas Tan dude you did not get the sarcasim

[@stetboy]

Now I know how to almost instantly make juice with soda

[@drewlarson65]

I like how he's wearing gloves whilst handling the dew :D

[@plutobeatz1546]

How long does it take for a raw egg to burst in the chamber like if you agree

[@Myce_Mycologic]

Antjuan Uddyback they don’t

[@32mindset]

Probably won't

[@jonahshochat175]

I wanna know also now

[@lethalbacon510]

Antjuan Uddyback what happened to the original king of random

[@lethalbacon510]

Srsly, what happened

[@expliked137]

Sponsored by Mountain Dew

[@felixpham615]

- and TWST

[@suchahandsomelass8904]

I just realized that my birthday is 5 days before this vid was made but I love your vids

[@Tulipmicha_]

Bruh i flinch every time the can explode😂

[@WarlandWriter]

Can you try building a railgun?

[@magicmaster4094]

Please put chewed bubble gum in a vacuum chamber

[@conor20118]

Magic Master it might make a few bubbles

[@magicmaster4094]

Conor Tierney I want to see it happen

[@isjayden]

Magic Master it'll unchew itself

[@magicmaster4094]

Psycho I want to see it happen

[@walshfamily6909]

Hey

[@syddisheep5160]

The reason the top of the can popped off, instead of the bottom, is because of how the cans are made. The bottom and sides are all one piece, while the top part is added after the can is filled. It is then heat-sealed on. So while the bottom isn't as thick, leading to it distending, the top part has more instabilities in it, leading to it breaking off first. (This is the knowledge you learn when your mom works for Pepsi, and you've toured the facilities one too many times.)

[@RazgrizKnight]

i love live-wire. nice orange taste with a kick.

[@enigmaoftheechidna6279]

Be careful with livewire soda, that stuff stains clothes. At school we poured some on a lunch table, it stained for 2 months! I wouldn't put that stuff in my body..

[@rockettony1014]

Any food/drinks can be used as a dye

[@alex_haapa8191]

I feel you there. Don’t know how people do it

[@littlered6340]

Definitely stay away from pomegranate then. It stains much worse. It's okay, though, you can give both the Livewire and the fruit to me! I will take the risk, so you don't have to.

[@G.O.A.T.01]

You should do coke and mentos in the vacuum chamber, will it still have the same effect?

[@christopherladwig9123]

Also try dropping mentos in some already flat soda.

[@G.O.A.T.01]

Christopher Ladwig i dont think anything will happen if the soda is flat because if its flat it wont have the gas in order for it to blow.

[@Squidbush8563]

The reason the bottom deforms and the top fails is because the indentation in the bottom is actually designed to do that when the can is under too much extra pressure. The top fails under pressure because the sides and bottom are formed as a single piece but the top is added to the can after filling and rolled under the sides. So the failure point of an non deformed can will always be the top. Also, the most likely reason the Mtn. Dew cans didn't explode is the cans are thicker and stronger than the other cans. There's a fairly large difference in thickness between can manufacturers.

[@bonnie1499]

I feel like I’m in science class.. even Nate’s shirt shows it.

[@curtis3235]

You should try Orbeez in a vacuum chamber

[@bluematt2448]

I have an idea Can you light a firework using thermite? Does it light it quicker than a normal lighter? Can you test this with multiple different kinds of fireworks? Thanks!

[@martinjavierpantoja6280]

Thermite produces heat so yes you can light fireworks with it why you would go to such extent I have no idea lol

[@Maibulsak]

"multiple different kinds" -_-"

[@warriorcatsstuff6225]

Martin Javier Pantoja That is the point, unreasonable experiments!

[@ouo4854]

Yasssssss

[@huck2998]

matthew atrach it could not wark becouse there is no air in the vacuum

[@magmorix3883]

I wish they had 12-packs of Livewire like that where I live. It’s my favorite variety of Mtn Dew but it practically doesn’t exist here

[@beadopyt7359]

a suggestion : what do different types of art supplies/ school supplies will cast/work as a mold

[@ssjharambe2336]

Pls try beer next time 😁. Cuz stone cold says so

[@kingkong9827]

Get some videos

[@shinyshinobi404]

Lmao

[@WeArePharmers]

WHAT WHAT WHAT

[@JesusSaves23k]

Surprised no replies say "it's been done before" 😂

[@harshadlalye]

What will happen to oobleck in vacuum chamber ?

[@pf-jimmy9785]

Harshad Lalye The Action Lab did it you can watch it there

[@nikkoa.3639]

Harshad Lalye they already did it

[@fortnitemcmahon4890]

Harshad Lalye that would be cool

[@davidblackston6905]

I said to this so long ago durning that $20 thing you were doing 😂😂 but now you do it

[@cujoedaman]

When I was younger, the boyfriend of one of my friend's mom would always make rootbeer "kool-aid". It was a drink mix just like kool-aid, but rootbeer flavored. Nastiest swill you've ever tasted. He didn't even have the decency to make it ahead of time before we came over and put it in the fridge. That's exactly what I'm imagining here.

[@Palemagpie]

Did you ever feel oddly sleepy after you drank it?

[@cujoedaman]

@@Palemagpie Ha, no!

[@Garfield-501]

Put popcorn in the vacuum chamber. Will the kernels pop in the vacuum chamber?

[@81bnforeal]

Garfield501 #2 You need heat for the kernels to pop

[@scaryfish91]

@Area51 Studios - it's the water boiling that causes it to pop, so the lower pressure might work

[@redtaco7960]

Garfield501 #2 no

[@Soli167]

Henry Schnelle You just need the water to boil idiot🖕

[@drakkenlordthefirst]

It wouldn't pop. Heat is what causes popcorn to pop and a vacuum chamber does not heat up what's in it

[@faisezz1895]

mix liquid soap with water and put it in the vacuum chamber

[@kcfisher3234]

10:11 when you complete an extremely hard thing in your favorite video game

[@phlopalopagus]

This is a way to get to the bottom of the long debate as to wether Coke or Pepsi has more carb then the other.

[@thetotalityofrandomness9478]

Make a pressure chamber!!! Plz

[@thegamingdit4585]

Random weekend projects plz.. rocket powered by negative X.....,

[@thegamingdit4585]

Agreed..... An amazing idea

[@venous94]

The Gaming DiT replying to yourself and liking your own comment? Sketchy.

[@abigailfrancis8457]

Yes please

[@SilverCreeper25]

What even..

[@anasantiago5515]

U should try floral foam vs molten salt

[@emmawoodruff8042]

Lightly toasted marshmallows in vacuum chamber.

[@josefgustafsson1604]

Try to freeze a can of soda in liquid nitrogen

[@jdburnBurneau]

Josef Gustafsson if you freeze a can of soda it explodes

[@zaneball8294]

Josef Gustafsson , why?

[@PilotMars-vw8pw]

I have left cans outside and when they freeze the bottom and top of the can bubbles out (the same as in the video) and then sometimes it bubbles enough to make a leak. So not that interesting

[@donat7186]

try to make some fireworks!

[@zachernandez1494]

"I thought it'd get a little more violent than that" *Bubbles start punching each other*

[@jordancazares4490]

That ending tho 🤣

[@scrfx]

Put a tornado in a bottle while its spinning in a vacuum chamber.

[@scrfx]

Or vortex bottle that thing that makes a vortex with water and has two bottles attached.

[@sahilgodarafanofkingofrand7359]

Make a firework in which king of random logo is made

[@AnimatedStatic]

Well that's impossible so no

[@jacobdaniel1315]

Cool vid!!

[@kritonophry1710]

To The King of Random i love your experiments 😀

[@DiiRTyPLaaYeR]

What happens to different fruits (pomegranate, banana, etc.) in a vacuum chamber?

[@EpicMinerNK]

Please start making more creative and RANDOM content like your videos where you build things or do original experiments, not just more vacuum chambers, liquid nitrogen, dry ice, thermite, and silicone molds.

[@jamhamtime1878]

EpicMinerNK but I like thermite... Also, make sure they don't even dare to do anything using hydraulic press...

[@techmodderaryan]

EpicMiner NK I agree with you

[@two-face1041]

EpicMinerNK they are just making what people want

[@acmelab3]

Yes. Seriously.

[@contrarianlife5904]

I agree, it's turning into "Will it blend?"

[@jimmynumale5560]

I need one of these, I like soda but I don't like fizz and always have to wait like 2 days til it goes flat

[@wildfirephoenix2262]

lol them popping cans surprised him a lot lol