Warning: DO NOT TRY-Seeing How Close I Can Get To a Drop of Neutrons

[@TheActionLab]

And the academy award goes to...The Action Lab!🏆

[@sas-xn7bw]

Action lab. 👑👑👑

[@rohinihonmode644]

Wow👍

[@RajKumar-wf3ri]

No

[@anshugahire9690]

Just the academy award you must get an Oscar man

[@andyjones7121]

@@ねこみみ-p4s Its a magnet.

[@conceptm]

Drops heavy item on finger Ouch!! Drops it on finger constantly ___________________________

[@thedoggoking732]

Oof

[@uditaroy5620]

double oof

[@yepitsstillmepfg3166]

Triple oof

[@carterplayztv7450]

He thought 1 pound was heavy

[@bigballs5588]

million oof

[@steventheshepherd]

"woah it just shot through the earth!" i hate it when that happens

[@mirai9784]

😂😂

[@yup1234s]

Yeah don’t you just hate it when a neutron star just blasts through the ground and goes back down to the other side of the earth

[@aezzies2707]

lol

[@sumeethkumar9104]

Just like my crush

[@whi2gan]

🤣😭

[@hiimvantage]

“Do not try this at home” How would I obtain a neutron star

[@mr.phoenix8691]

Emerald Puppet You should be a scientist when you grow up!! 8:03 there is a reason they ask you to watch till the end.

[@-beanis-4844]

@@emeraldpuppet2270 you didn't finish the video at all -_-

[@cliffithink9855]

@@emeraldpuppet2270 man your so smart

[@HomersIlliad]

The FBI wants to know your location.

[@vers8253]

@@emeraldpuppet2270 You are such a genius

[@avidzwijaya1973]

there is no other video that shows the correlations between mass and gravity force better than this one..thankyou for all the effort

[@BLESSESGUYSIN]

Indo ya bang

[@jeef_beezos]

For those who want to know, its a neodymium magnet with a(n) (electro)magnet under the table, regardles, this is a fantastic demonstration

[@omniferousswan593]

No, it's a neutron star. He said so.

[@ivanrosenfeld7381]

@@omniferousswan593 exactly why would he lie.

[@omniferousswan593]

@@ivanrosenfeld7381 yeah, the reason that we haven't heard about the destruction of earth is probably because he's in a different time zone so he's in the future.

[@KD-jk6yo]

@@omniferousswan593 seems legit.

[@nextgenstudios335]

yeah. explain how when he let go of the table, he slid across it

[@fireguy-id7ky]

“Woah it just shot through the earth” *he said, casually.*

[@cey_ner]

Dumbledore said calmly.

[@wacky-shorts5201]

It wouldnt actually even go through the earth's crust.

[@thedemotivationalspeaker3090]

He does a lot of things casually. Especially playing with chemicals!!!

[@simbachen]

And all of us believe him

[@SugarCubic709]

Me thing what happens when you drop it in the ocean

[@liono4657]

Even though it is impossible to do this experiment in real life. This is an amazing way to show how it will actually work.

[@w01fy51]

True. I think he used an electromagnet or a really strong magnet.

[@auroradawn9367]

Na it’s magic

[@jwsjacobs]

@@w01fy51 good editing*

[@w01fy51]

@@jwsjacobs true

[@alysin2439]

You mean to tell me this wasn't real and that cube didn't go through the earth?

[@apodis4900]

About five years ago I bought a piece of neutron star on the black market. One careless day I was playing with it and I accidentally swallowed it. I was scared but nothing happened. The only effect has been that I no longer poop. Haven’t pooped for five years and feel fine. True story that. Great video. ❤

[@RICKEDITS209]

Bro how the heck do you accidentally swallow a piece of a neutron star💀. Also did you just say you bought it from the black market😳

[@octopuszombie8744]

This was funny.

[@heru-deshet359]

Everything from your face on would have been swallowed by it, prrt!

[@zyn0-0-0-0]

fr@@RICKEDITS209

[@9uudehcrk]

fake😂🤪😜😝👎

[@HideFromIt]

“DO NOT TRY TO TOUCH A NEUTRON STAR” Damit there goes my plans for today

[@SgtMjRomero]

Just made a Neutron Sandwich to go

[@hamoodhabi1850]

Same here

[@fatima.9017]

God darn i was just going to buy one right now and it was on discount but I guess not

[@NotSoLuckyB]

Its so tempting to try this now, i wanna feel the force.

[@artmanstudios7037]

Not if your a youtube member! So resume your plan of the day!

[@raydunakin]

"Oh, it broke my thing!" That's gotta hurt.

[@MrMamley.]

I get it!

[@DragonSlayerOfficial-wj6je]

HE USED HIS HAND!!!!! I SAW HIS SHADOW

[@cyburrsonsoundcloud9902]

@@DragonSlayerOfficial-wj6je dummy that’s not his shadow

[@Zero-111]

@@DragonSlayerOfficial-wj6je Oh wow, how'd you figure that out? He's just giving examples of what would've happened

[@xiva.13]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ6ygph5o6-KiK8

[@StealthTheUnknown]

Ah yes, that warning was exceedingly necessary. I was about to open my can of neutrons to play with them, thanks for the save bro bro

[@ramannoodles4744]

yeah I was about to go to home depot to buy some neutrons but I just not

[@frothguy]

Yeah I was about to eat my neutron soup but this saved me.

[@TehFloridaMapper]

@@frothguy there is no neutron soup dumbo

[@TehFloridaMapper]

@@ramannoodles4744 you cant buy neutron there dumbo

[@frothguy]

@@TehFloridaMapper I can’t tell if ur being sarcastic or just rlly dumb

[@xenomorph1317]

Getting pulled in to it and be able to retract his arm without a problem. Funny man 😂😂😂

[@noslccp6140]

8:05 "I did not actually have a drop of a neutron star" I don't know if I'll ever trust anyone again.

[@noslccp6140]

@@perxcl6185 plz don't make me look bad... I have 10 subs and they read my comments. Please Edit: 21 subs! Woohoo

[@RelicOfTwo]

@@noslccp6140 now I don’t know if your stupid or joking

[@noslccp6140]

@@RelicOfTwo I'm hurt (;_;)

[@SpydersByte]

@@perxcl6185 sigh. you gotta learn how to recognize something that is *obviously* a joke

[@jwvandegronden]

@@RelicOfTwo I hope you're not trying to provide evidence for a name correctly chosen... It couldn't be... could it?!

[@dookiepookie28_]

I'm just laughing at the fact that I actually believed it was real until it went through the floor.

[@susprahit]

me 2

[@auricx]

When I saw it getting heavier I was shocked but when it broke the glass I knew it was a monster magnet

[@giorgiozaccarelli4012]

Ahahahah ah lol

[@rockzlbautista1599]

Lol

[@No-oj4js]

I still believed that idk how, it seemed fake

[@baldwinplayz268]

The cube was a paid actor

[@Annibals]

Hilarious🤣🤣🤣

[@Qaviex]

AMAZING!!! A+++

[@sreeharylaiju]

😂😂😂

[@fitriasukmawati3762]

I'd hire him

[@insane66666]

:O

[@Foamamusic]

I still have more research to do for an urgent project, this was a big help. Thank you

[@lucky0o2]

“You can get close to a neutron star by surrounding it in water” Me: Ferb I think I know what we’re gonna do today!

[@wilburthemagicalcow]

@John Doe WAIT YOURE THE JOHN DOE WE ALWAYS SEE ON THE MEDICARE ADS

[@jtcmlt1]

Phineas and Ferb, clasic

[@faizaltafian1337]

proceed to flood the world

[@OreganoParsley]

@John Doe omg John Doe from batman telltale?!

[@50thdollar61]

@John Doe John Doe from avatar

[@wagehnayel2147]

He did a really good job at making it look like a real drop of neutron star

[@blengdiabloed7335]

nah if that was real, he and anyone in his vicinity would cease to exist by having it on an open space like that

[@amuronam1345]

I am still confused as to how he managed to make it fall through the table.

[@Nhqaishufs]

a piece of that the size of a grain of sand would weigh about th wieght of a large cargo plane

[@Pfromm007]

@@amuronam1345 Magnets

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

@@amuronam1345 he put paper under the cloth

[@ms.RuKiGold]

Actually mate, you're wrong. "you can never touch a neutron star" Well, you can, but only once.

[@thatonehorriblebaker7618]

Makes sense

[@ihatefurries5212]

Logic

[@hencethebeetroot]

You can touch a neutron star, but you can’t not touch a neutron star

[@whiteboyskatez3827]

You cab touch it and it will get stuck to your hand and then u can submerge your hand in water and the water will force the ball off you hand

[@hencethebeetroot]

@@whiteboyskatez3827 That is if you don’t melt into it first

[@saanvisaxena1544]

Love the magnet underneath the table make the metal cube crush his finger 😂😂😂

[@darionbalkaran790]

Scientists wondering why theres a shift in Earth's gravity, this guy:

[@leumseelal3031]

XD

[@zm_josh_mz3600]

Fr

[@dudebro8549]

is that a jojo reference (pls dont kill me)

[@darionbalkaran790]

@@dudebro8549 not sure I don't watch anime.

[@karamram6690]

@@dudebro8549 yes

[@catthecommentbothunter6890]

Respect for him for traveling light years just to get a piece of neutron star🤣

[@Alex-dp6bc]

due to.. yk going too far off the earth

[@alanalankhalil6159]

@@gaiuscladiusglaber9805 r/woooosh

[@Mike_Oxlong69420]

@@gaiuscladiusglaber9805 it flew right past ya bro

[@Lol-pd9yh]

Even if years will past hes still gonna be in the same age lol

[@misusaki8980]

@@gaiuscladiusglaber9805 dam that zero gravity made you flew over it

[@SuperBobby1967]

That was by far the best exemple of a neutron star definition i have ever seen. This scientist is a very good teacher. Space facts are endlessly entertaining.

[@piercebuilds1602]

As a comical nerd, I can agree

[@sapito_]

I think the same! I'm still so young (16 years) and being aware that I have a whole life to learn all I want about the space and cience makes me so excited.

[@electronicsandmusic2077]

.

[@xmatix_zypher9143]

@@sapito_ ikr

[@raquelleite2733]

Couldn't agree more ❤

[@Badman54911]

4:01 bro casually made the deepest hole known to mankind

[@majorgnu]

This comment section demonstrates why disclaimers need to be in the _beginning_ of videos.

[@juniorscientistslab8360]

😂😂😂 #true

[@faed5474]

Lol so true

[@DuffkaBigNerd]

Acaaaaactly, even GNU says so

[@minecraftsteve130]

yeah,i am stupid.but this ball is very heavy,is it?

[@majorgnu]

@@minecraftsteve130 The "heavy" objects in the video are being subject to unusually strong forces at times, but not due to gravity. There is nothing particularly special about the "heavy" objects themselves, it's all tricks involving strong magnets, camera work and editing.

[@TheShattenjager]

Hey man, the fact that so many commenters literally thought this was real pretty much demonstrates how much people need education in the sciences. So thank you for doing what you do!

[@trenchcoatbrigade698]

Well that's just overgeneralizing. Almost everyone who saw the video knew it was fake early on. It's pretty pathetic how you feel like you are obligated to declare that people need education in the sciences, as if the people you're talking about don't already know that.

[@TheShattenjager]

@@trenchcoatbrigade698 uh why don’t you read through the comments. Many many people posted saying they thought it was real for a good part of the video.

[@randyai5864]

@@TheShattenjager I mean, he literally calls it a magic cube. If anyone would think this is legit is lacking in critical thinking, not necessarily scientific knowledge.

[@melanoc3tusii205]

@@randyai5864 The two compliment each other. It's very difficult for most people to think critically about the world without stimuli conducive to such thoughts, and scientific knowledge, being deeply intertwined with scientific method and a critical, empirical worldview, definitely qualifies.

[@straenmusikant7402]

....i don't even know what a neutron star is

[@Kriegter]

And no one is gonna praise this man's acting skills.

[@ektacon]

@YoungHotHead watch the full video again dummy

[@dr.theory7900]

The acting lab

[@sunkcostfallacy2738]

It's still a good informative video. What do you want? Some Broadway tier acting? It's a science KZbin video. He's just a quirky, smart guy who makes interesting videos. Not everyone can be on the level of Vsauce, but I still liked it.

[@froobroo1961]

Yes he's acting, but it was for science. This was only a demonstration and that could not be a real neutron star

[@unionmen2312]

He literally says at the end it’s a simulation.

[@WanderingWoods2023]

lol- this is awesome. Effort was truly exerted to get the point across. I won’t be touching any neutrons thanks to this safety video. BTW- I enjoy watching your videos- thanks for makinging them

[@DibIrken]

And the Oscar goes to... "Man acting like he is touching a neutron star to explain science."

[@crazyOscar-gy8ul]

bruh

[@crazyOscar-gy8ul]

I am Oscar

[@woodenhoe]

@@crazyOscar-gy8ul and the Oscar goes to... Oscar

[@psb177omaimahahmadkhan4]

he said it was a simulation at the end lol do you even watch the vid?

[@crazyOscar-gy8ul]

@@woodenhoe XD tnx

[@Fidious]

I deadass believed this guy got a star untill i see the comments.

[@ayushchampatiray7768]

Yeahz because you are the fool.. your name says it all

[@vishnus5612]

@@ayushchampatiray7768 destroyed😂😂

[@sugulus]

Lol me to

[@dumpy_frog]

I just thought they somehow got only neutrons out of literal atoms and somehow enough to get a drop, and then they sent it to this random dweebus. Maybe yours wasn’t the dumbest

[@Isaac-ei6gk]

Me too

[@lmaooxdd3899]

"i can barely pick it up" "it weights about 1 pound"

[@marshymallow5749]

Remember the density is high

[@zoolfwoolf]

@@marshymallow5749 doesn't matter what density lmao 1 pound is 1 pound

[@shebahammy]

@@zoolfwoolf put if you finger has to lift one pound it’s hard and also it’s tiny so that tiny area of muscle has to Cary that one pount

[@rob_olmstead]

@@zoolfwoolf it's like a high heel. Even if the woman is slim, all her weight concentred in such a small point (the tip) can hurt badly.

[@Deez12122]

@@zoolfwoolf did you go to school?

[@Swag_Messiah519]

Get this man a Nobel Prize for this absolute banger of a science video

[@elsonhere]

Dislikes are from the guys who thought neutron star is available online

[@pewpewcricketsalt5574]

Yes

[@brendorkusaviation8930]

No

[@joeywall4657]

I don't understand all of the hate on this guy's work.

[@Ok-fj7xx]

@@joeywall4657 ik I’m trying to find out

[@pulsegamingbird3764]

I taught it was the fact he kept saying how its magic and not telling us how its "magical" getting as dense as a neutron star. I know i wanna know how he made it that heavy. (Five minutes later i see that he says its all a simulation. I normally look at comments at the end of a video so i missed that bit. >_>)

[@Qbeakl]

This man has so good acting I actually couldn’t decide whether it’s real or not and I thought it was real until the end

[@madhuparashar3525]

His face always remains the same, that's why....

[@vapeurdepisse]

Sheeple believe anything these days

[@joshstraub6972]

@@vapeurdepisse haHAA

[@itsprinceyadav]

Same here! 😂

[@mavendeo]

I get it, he's done some unbelievable stuff before, but c'mon… first, he calls it a "magic" cube. Second, the water would have been curved at some point as the cube would be pulling in the corners.

[@s1mp1ist1c3]

bro he is so good at acting for our own education

[@davy7366]

I don’t believe this either

[@gavrochethenardier957]

These replies are trumpety

[@leobamabaconator]

it’s litterally so believable to anyone except for people who know what a neutron star actually would do if it was this close to earth

[@davy7366]

@@leobamabaconator it’s not even that everyone knows that a block of lead can’t have such a density and your table can’t handle such mass

[@NS-rr8zz]

.

[@Nimbus3690]

What a crazy time to be alive, where we can witness the real time effects of some guy playing with a piece of a neutron star. Technology is amazing!

[@axle.australian.patriot]

Note to self: Always carry a container of water with you in case you accidentally encounter a neutron star.

[@FangTheManokit]

30th

[@Billy_plays2017]

@@FangTheManokit whooooo…. AAAAAAASSSSSSKKKK-

[@Billy_plays2017]

@@FangTheManokit bro shut up, I’ve been bullied because of my profile about 2,000 times. I’m not dealing with you.

[@Billy_plays2017]

@@FangTheManokit it was a joke.

[@overlow4752]

@@Billy_plays2017 well it wasn't funny :/

[@Agos735]

Hope no one forgets that this guy has a powerful magnet with him.

[@mobiley3151]

It’s not meant to be real it’s just explaining it visually

[@mobiley3151]

He even says at the end

[@Agos735]

@@mobiley3151 Yeah I know

[@maciejk8074]

So he didn't just make a hole in earth's core ? bruh..

[@mpampinosboi]

@@Agos735 hello there ganyu

[@momofin1]

He says, “Woah it shot through the earth.” So camly

[@izizwhatiziznt]

I was thinking the same thing...

[@innocentguy9639]

He wasn’t acting like a “youtuber”

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

xD

[@ArayALem]

I too, would rather be calm whn im about to die

[@RowingGameDev]

It happens like every other day when you're a scientist. I'm not a scientist but I can confirm this is true

[@SuperWiiBros08]

This video should be remaked with some cool VFX

[@SololevelingGODZ]

Lmao verified channel with 1 like

[@asm_22]

Damn the simulation was so realistic that for a while i thought it was a real drop of Neutron star. Hats off to you sir.

[@TheSheepMan.]

Is anything real

[@frankiethebull8269]

@@TheSheepMan. sheep men are✊😉

[@TheSheepMan.]

@@frankiethebull8269 that's not the point

[@Dylanowich]

@@TheSheepMan. Welsh people are.

[@goldfaga2764]

same, but hopefully someday it'll be real

[@SeverinSnake]

For a solid 5 minutes, I thought the cube was real.

[@DualWave1]

Wait this video is not real?

[@sohamjain7893]

@@DualWave1 It is

[@victortorres1930]

@@sohamjain7893 Dont do it to him

[@DualWave1]

@@sohamjain7893 im confused how someone can make a actual neutron star in his house.

[@Gman224]

@@DualWave1 magnet under the stable makes it seem like its getting heavier. and when it "broke the scale" he was pushing down in it

[@carson_26cr]

i like how hes just like "oh, it just went through my floor. now its basically going to barrel through the earth's crust" as thats just something that happens every day

[@Sidjdjsensnsnan]

Lmafo I was think the same thing

[@galladegamer3579]

Is is Thursday already?

[@bothieGMX]

Wait, what? It doesn't happen every day? You serious?

[@codyforemanable]

I've seen worse things happen... lol

[@bobstringer9809]

666 thumbs up -- looks like the devil got pissed off about his experiment

[@AxolotlzZ]

Dudes life was at risk but he just kept smiling

[@ammitthedevourer7316]

The only thing more dense than a neutron star is me because I didn’t immediately go “oh okay, it’s a demonstration”

[@chadpowell1832]

Underrated comment lol

[@Mabeylater293]

🤣🤣. Me too at first

[@goof827]

You just earned that like lmao

[@rukrawczyk]

Wait, it's not a shit post?

[@brenodutra1994]

Best comment

[@zellybean186]

I love how this man's just completely chill with a spherical magnet going straight through the earth

[@game_terrors_yt1667]

ok well now u have about 1 hour to live sooooo… yea

[@sTrAwBeRrY-sHorTcAkE]

It was fake lol

[@timopper5488]

Shit happens, right?

[@youwantmyname9208]

@@sTrAwBeRrY-sHorTcAkE no shit sherlock

[@sTrAwBeRrY-sHorTcAkE]

@@youwantmyname9208 whut-

[@LtCommanderAftar]

They need to give this guy an Oscar. Even while thinking 'Nah...' I still couldn't get rid of 'but what if....'.

[@phineasflaherty7175]

No, they need to give him a kevin

[@rimu55555]

@@kevinmilincic5018 😏😏😏

[@ts4gv]

…..

[@HustlerHorstRuediger]

"Okay guys so this is what happens if you launch an Oscar into the sun."

[@VictorP-tw3sf]

Fr like bruh this video was so real

[@truthveritas8730]

im sorry ... how much did your neodymium magnet weigh again? LOL

[@joshiahutabarat6315]

Fun fact : this man creates a DEEPEST and SMALLEST hole in the earth with a normal cube

[@Kriss-ys5pl]

It’s fake, he just shows what might have happened

[@GangsterWaluigi]

@@Kriss-ys5pl r/whoosh

[@itspolpotrammc8859]

@@Kriss-ys5pl i think he meant if it was real, then he would've made the smallest and deepest hole.

[@zenthr]

Smallest? By what metric? Deepest? Not really. We've already dug deep down enough that the earth behaved closer to a fluid/plastic, and that was achieved with engineering techniques to prevent collapses. Given there was no real attempt at preventing collapse, the hole would just sew itself shut after some depth, but the neutron mass would just keep dropping, swimming through the earth.

[@gavrochethenardier957]

@@zenthr still the deepest. Idk abt smallest tho

[@ranausman2377]

A moment of silence for those who ordered a neutron star from ebay 😂😂

[@captainuniyt-17x13]

lol

[@Sol4rOnYt]

half a gram would cost more than the global economy... lol

[@sayori3939]

Stop laughing at me! 🙁😔😔

[@Sol4rOnYt]

@@sayori3939 lmaooo

[@sayori3939]

@@Sol4rOnYt 😭😭😭😭

[@vedicdisciple2877]

I checked... it wasnt published on April 1st.

[@pepeknamornik2955]

First thing i do xd

[@itshis4lifer]

Lol i didnt think of that😂

[@pepeknamornik2955]

@Andrea Puentes channel Oh yeah, yeah

[@bodakclint2742]

@Andrea Puentes channel search oh yeah yeah and they are taking over

[@yinyang1217]

@@bodakclint2742 theyre dead

[@klouisi]

This is one of, if not the best video you have done. Great showmanship and effects. I got to ask, how long did it take to make this video?

[@pranav0655]

the acting is so realistic oscar award goes to action lab

[@Migweegin]

"oh, broke my thing"

[@draughtgamer1417]

Earth consist of many thing that is out of our imagination and that's why you can't believe it.

[@tejenderchaudhary5560]

Not fake

[@lukemcellin8736]

This man deserves an Oscar for his performance

[@anaxpz]

First of all go study kid

[@jatt1144]

For his acting🤣🤣

[@1000yardstares]

@@anaxpz yes study for the acting ofc

[@FidgetyGuy]

Indeed, most of theoretical physics is complete nonsense. They don't know any of what they claim to know. It's mostly just best guess dressed up as "We know".

[@ironagentm544]

He did

[@chrisvaughan2462]

Throughout the whole thing I was like “how’s he getting it so dense?”

[@iwonder6758]

Same here

[@no_name2882]

M a g n e t

[@EyesHaveMiles420]

Lmao

[@piyushbanarjee7909]

Electromagnets boy, electromagnets

[@ahsansafeer5246]

@@piyushbanarjee7909 I knew something was wrong when the cube was falling faster with "increasing weight"

[@the_peaceful_world_000]

2:31 here the touch 👍

[@superfnafmovies3308]

“Woah It Shot Through The Earth!”DuMbLeDoRe SaId CaLmLy

[@ChantHareKrishnaAndBeHappy]

Lmaoo

[@frothguy]

“I can barely pick it up,” He said, screaming with agony

[@divinaholohan3366]

He literally said this video was a simulation and how it’s not real ’-'

[@jwaj]

@@divinaholohan3366 Yeah but it still doesn’t take away from this comment 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Don't drop that on your toes lol it qill probably go through a steel toa boot lol

[@theshinkazen1137]

Do not try this at earth.

[@sparkledoge8020]

*T R Y S I T O N T H E M O O N*

[@calyptofn9256]

T R Y S I T O N S U N

[@imasian2030]

*T R I ES I T O N M Y H O U S E*

[@Ede_Rapina]

*T R I E S I T IN MY HOUSE IT IN GACHA LIFE*

[@earthlyezy4585]

*T R Y S I T O N P L U T O*

[@theDrewDag]

Imagine having this guy as your science teacher.

[@starheart04]

I'd be delighted

[@topsecretgaming-gj]

@@starheart04 yep

[@bassiclynothing186]

I would be loving school

[@rakeshmohan7908]

He has great intelligence for sure. His kids will be very Lucky to have him as their teacher.

[@emanuelvanrijn]

He is my science… and everyone’s who stays tuned to his channel

[@Night_eclipse]

That one ball: im totally normal That one ball: i broke a table and floor

[@redaipo]

"Do not try" damn was boutta get one at walmart

[@not_a_Russian_mapper]

Lol

[@codygilley7932]

💀💀

[@lzylay]

Lol

[@staticacstacy]

Same lol

[@4.0ongpasofu94]

haa

[@louisd95714]

This guy would make an excellent teacher.

[@natethegrate2608]

He already is. Just not in the traditional fashion.

[@bananatrolled8377]

Isn't he already???

[@natethegrate2608]

@@bananatrolled8377 ^^^

[@D3LGiUDiCE]

Doesn’t change the fact that he actually is a teacher.. that’s the entire point of his videos to teach ..

[@natethegrate2608]

@@daytripalex6814 ... Yeah... He should give that a try...

[@DarthCalculus]

As a science teacher, let me just say, this was pure gold. Except more dense the thought of standing next to a source of gravity like that, and the feeling it would have on my insides, is nauseating

[@cafearga]

It would tickle a little.

[@baztrdinc.3303]

Tickled me bum

[@ThePrufessa]

Would you notice it pulling on your insides more than on the rest of your body? If everything is relative then that would mean that the gravity would have to be pulling on your insides more than your outside in order for you to feel the difference. Since gravity is pulling on your whole body all at once I'm not sure you'd actually feel your insides being affected more than your toes or forehead.

[@DarthCalculus]

@@ThePrufessa I meant the disorientation I would feel from my net gravitational pull not being "down." I could imagine my stomach having a hard time with that.

[@ThePrufessa]

@@DarthCalculus oh. Gotcha. Yeah that probably would feel a bit weird.

[@No_face-o6g]

2:57 you can see him pushing it to make it heavy using a stick 😂

[@MechanoRealist]

Everyone's talking about how dense or heavy this cube should be as neutron star material. But no one mentions the fun fact of how *explosive* this piece should be. You see, in the first second of it being outside the gravitational pressure of a neutron star the neutron-matter piece would actually start undergoing a violent nuclear decay with about the same energy release as 50 billion nuclear bombs like the one dropped on Hiroshima in Japan. But it doesn't end there, because it will continue to explode with practically the same energy output every second for the next 10 minutes. Over the next 6 hours this energy output (still every second) would halve about every 10 minutes, until it at the 6 hour mark it is still exploding with 70% the energy of the Hiroshima bomb every second. In short, it would vaporize planet Earth and blow the Moon away.

[@lordfrostdraken]

Under rated comment

[@oof5029]

Chill out smartass

[@MechanoRealist]

@@oof5029 Smartass? This is SCIENCE! 🤯 😜

[@oof5029]

@@MechanoRealist no need to write so gaddamn much

[@thecunundrumchannel6344]

@@oof5029 OH NO PUNY BREIN NO REED NO BAD READ NO GOOD MANY EORD HURT OWWWWW

[@Whytho466]

Cube:"falls through the Earth" Scientist in Antarctica: *randomly gets ripped to pieces* (I know it's fake)

[@colaface1630]

It's not "fake", it's what you would call an example or visualization.

[@johnfyten3392]

Ripped. Sorry, I also hate grammar.

[@Whytho466]

@Teenager paul's biggest fan! it also fell through the ground

[@lydian1579]

FIREROD 726 lol

[@aquilyxus]

It goes to the other side of the world an- Wait, why is it so hot? (only smart people would understand)

[@kale9849]

Cube: weighs 50 grams Action Lab: this is extremely heavy

[@s0mep3rs0n-o8w]

Bruh u can’t increase the density either it’s decrease it the only way u can do that is freezing or heating either it’s actual magic or it’s FREEZING

[@mubbashirmahmood3]

YAYEET YANØW he’s pushing on the scale

[@mubbashirmahmood3]

YAYEET YANØW the is no magic

[@mubbashirmahmood3]

YAYEET YANØW and there’s a magnet under the sheets

[@n0vag4ming]

@TeslaOwner1975 LMFAOO

[@Tanzil.A4L]

Now this is way more interesting then physic in class

[@squidnortty6235]

The dislikes are the people who thought he was serious about having a neutron star

[@LiterallyDrive_Knight]

Actually I thought he has being kinda weird He was talking about magic stuff But also talking about science So I couldn’t figure it out and just clicked dislike

[@squidnortty6235]

Dom Dark ok fair enough

[@UPIL.INDONESIA]

Exactly! I think The Action Lab is confused to choose between prankster channel and knowledge and stuff like that..

[@leomadero562]

This channel is terrible. He reads half a wikipedia page and retells it like a 5 year old would. In addition, he is very clickbaity and just about 3 minutes of the video is useful.

[@michodome9342]

@@leomadero562 1. This is almost from 2 years ago. 2. The purpose of this video is entertainment, and using a bit of science to support it is ok (science fiction is a thing, for your information). 3. At the end of the video he says the video is not real.

[@skrumpf1412]

This is the weirdest role play I’ve ever watched

[@yunaniggans]

HAHHHAHHAHAHHAHHA

[@_Renden]

Lmao😂

[@urmompart2210]

weird flex but ok

[@lynx7631]

Bro, are you kinkshaming?

[@coocooforcocopufs189]

Skrumpf EXACTLY

[@imnotfuckingusingthisaccou2574]

“DO NOT TRY” I don’t think we can try mate

[@mills9402]

Mark Penguin, Leader of AAFO rip club penguin

[@LuanTheOrb]

@Cyber Princess didnt club penguin come back tho

[@demoninblack6011]

Cyber Princess gacha is kinda good if you just want to make models for characters

[@demoninblack6011]

rg11x but im in the community, also they arent really accepted even in the community so they arent technically part of the community

[@hootoftheowl.]

@Cyber Princess I hate gacha too and I also used to love club penguin

[@Mr_FFVillan]

Neutron stars are the collapsed cores of massive stars that have exploded as supernovae. They are incredibly dense, with a mass similar to that of our sun but compressed into a sphere only about 10 kilometers in diameter. This makes them the densest objects in the universe, apart from black holes. The extreme density of neutron stars is due to the Pauli exclusion principle, which states that no two electrons can occupy the same quantum state. This means that as the star collapses, the electrons are forced to move closer and closer together, until they eventually merge with the protons to form neutrons. This process is called electron capture, and it results in the formation of a pure neutron soup. Neutron stars are incredibly powerful objects, and they emit a strong magnetic field and a beam of radiation called a pulsar. They are also very stable, and they can survive for billions of years. Al-generated definitions are experimental and may not reflect the views of KZbin. Quality and accuracy may vary.

[@lekhnathpant]

For those who say this is fake, you need sense of humour to understand this video.

[@shruthisrikumar5907]

This is very very good acting and educational video

[@phenixtechyt]

Aha yes

[@satishmundepi7595]

Use common sense bolte hai... Sense of humour nahi

[@lekhnathpant]

@@satishmundepi7595 Baat ek hi hai, need bola hai na

[@theleanmonster3735]

If it was real, that table would have a hole I. It, and that tube would be gone Edit: there was a hole in the table

[@justlol9474]

dude how did i fall for this, hes such an amazing actor and hes using a neodymium magnet XD

[@astrospeedcuber]

Yes lol

[@TadaHrd]

Yes

[@captainbrent3756]

When he first increased it by rubbing it I thought it was a friction based thing After that though I figured it out

[@443MoneyTrees]

Lol

[@127.]

59K dislikes are there for a reason.

[@AwakenEmile]

"Our sun has a lot of mass." 0:16 My parents said the same thing about me when I was a kid.

[@pikachu.1569]

Lol

[@whau297]

haha lol rofl xd meeeme epic lmao too funny

[@user-em9mw9ch3y]

Dude how many flies are trapped in your brows at this very moment ? Be honest

[@williamsmith6921]

Too meirl for meirl

[@obi-wankenobimasterjediand5091]

Eyebrows McGee your parents are evil

[@alexmayer8943]

This is the coolest video i've ever seen. It really did look real. I don't know how you managed to edit so well but damn this is so good. Better than any movie. Bravo!

[@TempoName]

"Ow, that hurt" *Continues to mash finger with cube*

[@rancidfish7527]

😂 so true

[@r.a.o.h.]

😂yess

[@H2Ojellyfish]

Lol

[@racheltuomi8695]

Hahahah😆

[@Hodoss]

New fetish unlocked: Neutron Masochism.

[@KLevn_]

The effect is so smooth, almost all people believe its real.

[@Squaterra]

ikr

[@Kyrrinx]

but how is he actually doing it

[@KLevn_]

@@Kyrrinx Magnet, acting, tricks, and editing.

[@loksupgowifi]

@@KLevn_ no

[@Webcomentarista_Aditivo]

all people under 15*

[@Darkcelebi]

Does anyone else realize he has a hole that leads to the earth in his house

[@nicotien6746]

😂😂😂

[@maddoxevans3358]

We are already at earth

[@maddoxevans3358]

@@deadchannel8021 I know but he said a hole that leads to earth not the center were already on earth😐

[@robotplays346]

Is the video a joke, idk

[@safijivvaboi5081]

Robot plays I was skeptical too at first, even checked the date when it was posted to see if it was on April 1st for April fools. But once I got to 4:52, it seemed pretty legit. I googled it (google isn’t a very viable source but it’s all I had) apparently it can get REALLY heavy, like quintillion something. So as far as I know, this video is not a joke. Considering how strong this thing is, I expected it to be VERY expensive and I was wondering how he got it. Sadly I couldn’t find a price. Just books about Neutron stars.

[@Bharatbehhhl]

Todays generation doesnt appreciate how easily such information is available in a entertaining way

[@JambeeAnimates]

It took me way too long to realise this was a joke. I feel so dumb. Edit: Yes it's a simulation, not a joke. I realise I could have worded it better.

[@alyssafernandez6101]

Its a real explanation using fake stuff to create real examples

[@JambeeAnimates]

@@alyssafernandez6101 This is definitely a clever way to do it, the video was both educational AND fun. I learned something new without getting bored!

[@dot558]

Was it the magic stand that supports the weight of a hundred billion kilograms that gave it away

[@Obv3r]

Same

[@block7059]

😂

[@abhinavkoolath]

Thor: And this is how my hammer was created :)

[@kenziestieward07]

Lol

[@xavier8503]

@ROHITH SINGH u r kid

[@marivicespinosa5860]

@@xavier8503 no u

[@OperatorKevlar]

So this guy was worthy this whole time.

[@siwba]

@ROHITH SINGH it was actually made from "uru metal" formed from the heart of a dying star

[@fergasbenganover8962]

Whats hilarious is that it actually took me a couple minutes to realize that he is SIMULATING the hypothetical effects of having a piece of neutron star. The whole time before me realizing this was me going wtf is he actually trying to sell me that he has a piece of a neutron star? 😂

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I thought it was real LOL...

[@eddyjoeabboud6739]

I never knew until i saw the comments so almost 4 years to realize it😂😂😂

[@JoeRoganTheBald]

I realized at 3:39

[@headoverheels88]

@@JoeRoganTheBald same. I was like "yeah if this were a thing, this would be used in weapons already" 🤣

[@rodriguerock]

And believe me there was a layer to prevent him from touching it

[@whizzaviation]

*gulp* Whizz, what was that? Whizz, WHERE ARE THE NEUTRONS?

[@sirmrmcjack2167]

7:42 basically like a friendzone

[@jungkooksbodyguard2800]

Omg I lοve that comment 😂😂

[@lol-pf9cq]

SirMrMcJack underrated comment

[@EdwardChan.999]

Pour alcohol on your friend

[@meemee9302]

SirMrMcJack 😂

[@buddyjaydubb]

Waab🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@avatar098]

Even though it’s just a pretend demonstration, it really helped me understand stars at a basic level from a layman’s perspective. Good work!

[@Ryukachoo]

One thing missed; being that close to such a dense point-mass, I imagine your blood is going to perform in really weird ways, like pooling heavily on the side of your body facing the object, it might even feel really painful to point your finger at it as blood rushes to and pools in your fingertip

[@tylermitchell185]

As Randall Munroe said, "By touching the bullet, you've created an adequate vacuuming system [to remove your blood]" In reference to what would happen if you touched a bullet sized object with the density of a neutron star

[@TheAeonflux74]

But our amount of blood is distributed in small tubes, circulating. Now the heart is able to pump it through the system despite (earths) gravity, and in the example shown the gravity of the neutron cube is obviously LESS/SAME than the normal earth gravity, right? Otherwise he wouldn't be able to withstand it. His acting implies that the force pulling him to the cube is impressive but not greater (and if then not much). No big deal for the human heart. And: every gravitational force is pulling the same on your blood as it's pulling on the rest of your body. Fighter pilots have to deal with the issue of their blood being pulled down in the lower parts/legs, but that is on 5g+

[@Ryukachoo]

@@TheAeonflux74 true, but with such a dense point-mass, you'll run into a form of gravitational tidal force. The difference in gravity pulling on the tip of your outstretched finger vs the rest of your body will be....a lot. I'm not sure there's enough blood pressure to overcome that difference, so you get pooling

[@tylermitchell185]

@@TheAeonflux74 Nah, the force of buoyancy is counteracting the weight of gravity. Gravitational fields are weird in that the smaller the object is, the smaller its field, regardless of density. So you can have an incredibly powerful but incredibly small gravitational field. So with this example, even moving 1cm closer you will feel a considerable change

[@tylermitchell185]

@@albertvillagracia1489 We know, we are talking theoretically

[@UrsaMajorPrime]

This was really well done my man.

[@ThePrufessa]

Action Lab is going Hollywood on us now. Well done. The neutron star through the table was excellent. If Penn & Teller were critiquing this they'd have a huge question about the white sheet covering the table lol.

[@TheActionLab]

Table cloth of course

[@ErnestJay88]

"Don't try this at home" yeah like i have a neutron star core lying around in my house.

[@msn2005]

iron man jr

[@quint3570]

I have three, would you like one?

[@abhilashasinha5186]

@@quint3570 what arent you pulled towards each of them?

[@quint3570]

@@abhilashasinha5186 Because I'm Quint! 'Here's to swimmin with bow legged women'

[@MasonGreenWeed]

You don't?

[@LeTtRrZ]

There were a couple of important things that were missed in this video. Approaching that material through water would also be a bad idea. The overwhelming pressure would crush your finger. Also, the water surrounding the material would become so pressurized that a layer of super hot ice would form around the material. There would be no practical way to remove this ice. Dropping neutron star material would not cause it to settle at the core on the first pass. In fact, it would oscillate about the core several times before coming to a stop at the center of the planet.

[@daemonsilver3304]

I read a book, don't remember the name, about a collision between oscillating neutron "bullet and another object with Earth's core. Meanwhile the aliens that set this up were separating hydrogen from water into resevoirs along undersea fault lines to effectively tear Earth apart. A separate alien race saved a small quantity of humanity for preservation and vengeance. Can't remember the author either.

[@zivonpribula7060]

Yeah so this is fake, none of that would happen lol

[@h8GW]

Solids to neutron matter is like gasses to solids

[@SkarrKingg]

So this shit is real?

[@cBodhi]

Absolutely not real ​@@SkarrKingg

[@Golden_Official100]

0:00 Oh, so cool of a video! 8:00 My disappointement is immesurable, and my day is ruined.

[@RajabAli-ne6om]

2 mins silence, for those who thought it's real

[@shanetrogdon9549]

My mf coworkers

[@clydexmation4583]

I just thought it was a Very Strong Magnet

[@elaich.i]

It was real just a magnet

[@Siile_]

Look at all the dislikes, gives you a good idea of the amount of people that can get easily fooled

[@anjamoro8384]

@@elaich.i magnets arent made out of neutrons bruh

[@parthvader0607]

"woah it went through the earth!" 🤣 Awesome acting though!

[@bermchasin]

"it floats"

[@stewpitt8388]

8 inches....That sounds good.

[@among-us-99999]

Damn, great acting Also, wouldn’t the neutron matter be incredibly radioactive and decay within minutes without the immense pressure?

[@theplayinganimations]

Yeah

[@Rabbit.760]

Why?

[@Starside79]

@@Rabbit.760 yesn't.

[@apokatastasian2831]

@@Rabbit.760 because inside a neutron star , the gravity is so intense it mashes all the normal stable molecular bonds apart, turning everything to quantum mush...and yet it keeps the neutrons and protons from flying away imagine our regular low gravity atoms as a stable dry-ice cube, you set it on a table...it'll eventually evaporate. same as regular matter decays and is sometimes radioactive.. but nothing crazy now imagine that same ice cube that is pulverized but held in a cup. the instant you remove the gravity(the cup in this example) , what keeps it in a cube shape despite being mashed up.....it'll turn to gas and be gone. the neutron star matter would have no force or organized molecular bonds to keep it from just vibrating, colliding and blasting away at light speed

[@Rabbit.760]

@@apokatastasian2831 hmm interesting, sounds like u understand this stuff pretty well

[@lordgoatofthememeisles3808]

Awesome video! Your stuff still remains both entertaining and educational.

[@TheUltimateWord]

This guy uses the corniest effects and cam tricks to demonstrate his lesson, and it's always spot on! Every time I read one of the titles I usually already understand what he's going to talk about, but the real thrill is in seeing how he's going to display it in layman's terms. Fantastic work man! I wish you would have been my science teacher.

[@ZaighumSandhu]

Could you tell me how i can make this type of metal or how i can buy this.

[@michaelg8841]

@@ZaighumSandhu just wanna make sure you know this is a demonstration right and not actually a neutron star? Because a teaspoon of neutron star would weigh as much as Mount Everest

[@TheGrimReaper19]

@@michaelg8841 who tf would blast Info space with a spoon and scoop up a Neutron Star 💀

[@alsandair2322]

@@ZaighumSandhu I hope ur not serious

[@Beach_nvgga]

@@TheGrimReaper19 you dont have to go into space to make a neutron star.... hypothetically you could make it at home, which is insane and scary at the same time💀💀

[@Eaglemna]

The buoyancy vs gravity thing is the most interesting thing I’ve learned from your channel, thank you

[@phoenix.maximus]

Haha yeah all of a sudden water isnt affected by gravity and even protects against it! If that's the case, the drop of "neutron star" would float too 😂

[@Eaglemna]

@@phoenix.maximus What he's saying is something thats less dense than water will always be less dense, regardless of the gravity of the planet you're on. So a boat will float on a smaller planet, and a boat will float on a much bigger planet. The neutron star then would sink to the bottom in all scenarios where gravity is present, regardless of how strong it is.

[@dangerpillow5234]

Did you know this video is fake and just a representation of what would actually happen?

[@startrexplayz3696]

true

[@mackiesncheese]

@@phoenix.maximus i dont think u understand what he is saying XD, water is getting pulled just as more as the orange, however the orange is less dense than the water so the neutron star pulls the water underneath the orange as it is "heavier". If somehow u got ahold of some magic water that would not vaporise on contact with a neutron star and an orange that would not be squashed, the orange would float atop a sphere of water surrounding the neutron star chunk . Also a neutron star cannot float ontop of the water that surrounds it as it is pulling the water towards itself

[@3p1ks]

3:37 (Weights about 1,100 lbs) 3:32 *has the cube in his hands*

[@RunwayH]

Hes the strongest man

[@chiarx578]

Hes hulk

[@chrisbarry8545]

ladies come get this man XD

[@brice754]

He go another cube

[@cronotic3808]

@@chrisbarry8545 he would break the ladies.