What Happens When You Put A Can Of Soda In A Huge Vacuum

[@mikedee8876]

Florida has giant cockroaches that seem to survive most anything but a direct hammer strike....I wonder if they would explode in a vacuum

[@flez550]

mike dee as a floridian, I want to see this

[@the_infinexos]

Same

[@StephenWintre]

Ah. The funny thing is that roaches are one of the few animals that can survive a vacuum. For that reason they can be observed with an electron micrograph without actually killing them (since in order to view something with an electron micrograph that object must first be inserted into a vacuum).

[@mikedee8876]

interesting stephen....how long can they take the vacuum? It has to at least stress them.

[@davesstuff1599]

mike dee The only thing that survives in Florida are the slow driving Yankees that invade us here.

[@davidtibbetts2935]

2:25 right before explosion

[@IMASTERgraal]

Warhead24 thx

[@SXCForever2008]

2:28?

[@gabrielsanluis7452]

Thanks bud

[@ibustanut]

are you insane? you could nuke a whole city by doing that.. havent you watched the simpsons when bart shook the beer can?!

[@TheActionLab]

Ha, ha I've seen that one! Love the Simpsons

[@lolxd-vl8gg]

Hydraulic Press Action M-m-more like Vacuum Chamber Action. Kill me

[@fyalon3275]

bustin nuts Profile pic matches comment

[@aaron535awx5]

bustin nuts Yeah lol I did

[@MrJ0mmy]

April fo booooooooooooooooooooooooooooom

[@johnnywaffles2482]

I honestly appreciate the fact that you get right to the point and don't try to stretch your videos to the 10 minute mark for more money.

[@icontrolthespice]

You should start calling yourself The Vacuum Chamber Channel

[@flawedobserver4057]

The Small Vacuum Chamber Channel.....

[@Hygix_]

No

[@rosemariequitos9009]

@@Hygix_ Ratio

[@Hygix_]

@@rosemariequitos9009 idk why I put that comment but man, ratio won't work here

[@ZeacorZeppelin]

This has answered a lot of questions I have had for years about an unopened soda can in a vacuum. I am amazed by the explosive decompression that happened to the soda.

[@earlgreytea4340]

why is the can sooooo tall????

[@sophiehiggins7138]

Earl Grey Tea Murica

[@Poker96Face]

Earl Grey Tea made by black man

[@tparadox88]

I live in America too,and I've never seen a 16-ounce can. They're only ever 12 (regular) and 7.5 (mini). 16 ounces is a typical plastic bottle size, but those are growing to 24 now.

[@Rahsinok]

The typical bottle size, from what I've seen, is 20oz. 16oz is around but you usually only get those in 6 packs. Never seen a 24oz bottle. 16oz cans are not that common as most places don't sell them but they are becoming more frequent. 12oz cans are usually sold in the 12 or 24 packs and the smaller cans are usually sold as 6 packs. All my info is based on my own personal experiences and observations from living in multiple states.

[@donnyallez3890]

Peter Wood ive seen some like that

[@chaosvolt]

Moral of the story: Batman can breathe in space, but he can't enjoy a soda in space because it'll go flat.

[@oscarrodriguez2082]

Put a Nokia 3310 in there

[@PolishedBallofFeces]

It would destroy the vacuum pump

[@rehan.k45]

Rip vacuum pump

[@christopherworley5944]

I agree with everyone else, don't troll him like that, these vacuum chambers aren't cheap.

[@engibot8187]

No Name the chamber would explode

[@oscarrodriguez2082]

Rick Bergolla I did Nazi that coming. Anne Frankly I find it funny

[@dutch_blades]

Won't all the liquid ruin your pump?

[@dutch_blades]

A typical vacuum chamber will have magnesium and/or calcium sulfate (sometimes with added cobalt chloride) to stop moisture in the air from destroying the rather expensive pump overtime. The soda doesn't have to physically get inside the pump in a liquid state to ruin it. Aerosoles or water vapor can do the trick as well.

[@jargon113]

Did you ask a question... then answer yourself??? Really??

[@dutch_blades]

jargon113 There are pumps that have a series of moisture filters before the air intake. I'm not sure if he has one of those. So no, I was replying to a comment. Not answering my own question.

[@mushcake56]

You replied to your own commment though

[@dutch_blades]

I replied to TheDeathlyPotato's comment.

[@GrumpDog]

To explode a can, you can either heat it up, as you said, or freeze it, as the expansion of ice crystals forming will usually rupture the can as well. Decreasing the pressure outside the can is like a 3rd non-standard option. lol

[@greg77389]

Decreasing the pressure outside of the can caused the dissolved gasses in the soda to come out of solution which is what caused the pressure buildup inside.

[@justaman3419]

You should put an astronaut in there.

[@bradleyrex2968]

god knows the moon hoax people aren't going to buy a chamber,.

[@RogerC53]

It's possible that the increased pressure inside the can on the second attempt is not responsible for the can exploding. What about weakening of the pop top due to repeated pressure stress? Maybe if you simply ran the experiment repeatedly at the same temperature you'd get the can to pop. You need a control to make this truly scientific.

[@xaviturtle6601]

i havent drank soda in 1 year and 4 months

[@icontrolthespice]

You haven't lived for 1 year and 4 months

[@xaviturtle6601]

I couldn't think of a cool username 😂😂😂

[@Ppstate32]

ThatOne Gamer i havent drunk it for 2 years lol or even more

[@dopaminergicc]

ThatOne Gamer you have completely missed your life. I have diet betes. lmao

[@thekillersdog]

I havent drank a soda in 7 minutes, new record.

[@andyh8239]

Crazy that it's less than 14.7psi from exploding while resting in a 12 pack in the back of your car on a given summer day.

[@AV036]

Can't believe he actually thinks (said) he pulled 14.7 psi out of his little perspex box. Didn't even show the gauge or as the can partly re-pressurised the chamber... FAIL.

[@brandon_hill28]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!

[@TheActionLab]

Thanks!

[@brandon_hill28]

👍😆

[@thetributegirl6533]

Hydraulic Press Action can you put a fluffy toy in there please?

[@tywilkins2584]

That is pretty cool, if you scroll to different parts of the video you can watch the size of the box shrink as the pressure gets higher.

[@arthuredens]

that's what would happen to an astronauts head if they were really in space

[@eileanvm]

I am wondering the same thing.

[@StephenTheEngineer]

Proving they never went there. How would a flimsy space suit or lunar module survive? It wouldn't. You're watching a movie made in a studio.

[@danielcurtin7616]

Okay I have to ask, did you use the same can both times? Aluminum used in soda cans fatigues pretty fast. Isn't it possible it could have failed without preheat just from the repeated stresses?

[@superalvin7208]

You can alse freze a can to make it "explode" or burst would be more accurate

[@MammaOVlogs]

oh wow now that was scary and interesting that it took all the fizz out, wow now you have to clean it :)

[@blumac9801]

Explosion at 2:27... thank me later

[@blumac9801]

starkness65 you can ignore my comment if your gonna f me...

[@italygristal9315]

Thank you

[@steventrott8714]

Cool video. I really thought it wouldn't blow up in both cases. Side bar: Some wineries use vacuum in wine making to suck out all the c02. C02 is a flaw in most wines. Its called de-gassing.

[@dimosk7389]

damn, those cans are seriously overengineered. and the fact that it opened at the weakest point (instead of it getting ripped apart) shows how well these cans are designed. nice

[@alexandriamaguire8224]

There's a video that shows you can dissolve the tin and the soda is held in plastic, to show the cans are lined.... I bet it adds strength to stabilize the can so it will rupture less easily.

[@xamir1113x]

I was pretty confident it was going to pop from the perforated part of the top. Curious to see if a can that wasn't perforated would've popped. Like a can that needs a can opener or something.

[@cattybound2011]

Great video! It would've been really nice to see the explosion moment in slow motion just to observe the weak points in the lid give way. ☺️

[@jsmith5443]

You can slow it down yourself. There are settings. Click on settings, then click playback speed.

[@nova-co3bp]

@@jsmith5443not the same because the frame rate of the video is only 60fps but if it’s a slow mo camera there would be more frames

[@JohnSandlin-e3j]

Some flat earthers going by the name the Apollo Detectives claim a fisher space pen ink cartridge would explode in a vacuum. They used this video to show the sprite can exploding, implying the brass cartridge of a fisher space pen would too. I think it is in the interest of science to test that idea. I'm betting the space pen cartridge doesn't explode in a vacuum.

[@CuteMindreader]

Kinda jumped when it exploded lol

[@johndoe7109]

AlyssaEskander that's what she said 😉

[@yoursleepparalysisdemon9969]

+John Doe but not to you virgin

[@yoursleepparalysisdemon9969]

+John Doe apparently your twelve year old like statement.

[@johndoe7109]

bloody Scarlet-Uchiha I'm not your daddy, go seek attention somewhere else boy.

[@johndoe7109]

bloody Scarlet-Uchiha ohhh so you want this d! Oh ok what's up then girl

[@leslietaylor4458]

I can do the same thing in the back window of a car on a 100+ degree day

[@noodlex1717]

I like your channel. You're one of the only hydraulic press/vacuum chamber channels that actually explain the science part. :)

[@Phlebas]

Interesting experiment! Personally, I would have used diet pop; it's less sticky and easier to clean up afterwards.

[@ashlynehenderson660]

who disliked it bc there's no way they watched the video yet 🤔

[@kylebush2781]

Ashlyne Henderson people are jerks and dislike straight away I mean you can like straight away but not dislike it makes no sense you haven't even watched it yet

[@mikeaaron175]

Ashlyne Henderson I did

[@anarchogarfieldist1652]

Actually, they two alternatives are exactly as stupid

[@renovski8992]

Ashlyne Henderson haters

[@tanvirkabir4960]

When you warmed it...did it lose temperature after it exploded. Take a measurement? what is the differential. Try it with different fluids.

[@Frank_Ditch]

What happens when you put a glowing 1000 degree knife in a huge vacuum

[@immcguyver07]

Moral of the story, be sure to keep your sprite cold if you carry it around in space lol.

[@crazy808ish]

You got the title reversed. When you put a huge can of soda in a vacuum.

[@CaptainGlack]

Is that the size of a can in the US?

[@juannavarrete8904]

TheMacGuy you can buy either size, although the normal size cans are alot more common

[@biantshkololli2373]

TheMacGuy Where I live we have both these AND thicker ones, and I can tell ya they're both .33 liters because the thicker ones are also shorter (however this kinda beats the point of having different shapes in the first place lol). Unless you're talking about a third size that I've never seen before.

[@james4v261]

TheMacGuy I think it's 16 fl oz

[@grahambeckerwelts4665]

TheMacGuy that's like the world can standard

[@christopherworley5944]

yea, I see them in the gas station by my house every time I go there

[@kylebush2781]

Cool vid keep up the good work

[@juanlucasdominguez]

what pressure do you get inside the chamber? 0.0001 atmospheres? how many zeros?

[@KishoreShenoy1994]

The can didn't explode on its own de-sprite the vacuum? Wow (Sorry for the pun)

[@AndrewR74]

Wher did you get the vacuum chamber? Something that you made? If so do you have any instructions, or a how to video? Thank you.

[@AbsoluteTrash_]

its not a difficult thing to make, all you need is an air tight container that can withstand approximately 15 psi, a vacuum pump, and tubing to connect the two together without leaking

[@stuchris]

i have an idea: do a thousand degree hydraulic press vs something and i dont mean a knife AND a press, i mean literally the press crushing part is heated to a thousand degrees and smashes something

[@AbsoluteTrash_]

not particularly easy to do

[@hello201014]

Internal pressure and external pressure have widely different effects. The same amount of external pressure can have devastating effects while the same amount of internal pressure may not do anything significant to the can.

[@jonathan-lw7hh]

I was wondering when it was going to start floating then I realized I'm an idiot

[@calizess]

Hi )) Can you dry a wet roll of paper in that vacuum chamber? What pressure (vacuum) you need to do that?

[@sergchaidez2057]

potatoes potatoes put potatoes next!

[@bearwillow6108]

Isn’t “space” a vacuum and the “ISS” a pressurized container?

[@icantgetridofthisusernamehelp]

Why the hell is that can of Sprite so big

[@earlgreytea4340]

ꜱᴛᴇᴀᴍɪɴ' ʜᴏᴛ ɢᴀʀʙᴀɢᴇ I asked the same question, and I agree with you.

[@don-ne8sr]

ꜱᴛᴇᴀᴍɪɴ' ʜᴏᴛ ɢᴀʀʙᴀɢᴇ i think it's tall and skinny

[@michellebroers2903]

SAD Donald yeah

[@Ticha190]

ꜱᴛᴇᴀᴍɪɴ' ʜᴏᴛ ɢᴀʀʙᴀɢᴇ that`s what she said

[@my3dviews]

Because it is a 16 oz can, instead of the usual 12 oz can.

[@orangemage9522]

out of curiosity, if you put an open beer in the chamber, would it bubble up while the gasses are evacuated or would it just go flat non-dramatically?

[@primetime645]

I woud make a sex joke about the explosion... But I got nothing.

[@jimjulian4443]

Where can I find plans for a vacuum container similar to the one you use?

[@sethdaigle2284]

i always do enjoy a good soda POP (pun intended)

[@hamable1995]

seth daigle stop

[@Wheredatruth_at23]

seth daigle Goooooooooe waaaaaaan

[@Ethorbit]

seth daigle it's time to stop

[@The_Black_Knight]

A good analogy of what happens when someone decreases the pressure on a problem and chooses not to fix it.

[@josephbuerk9629]

Is this the next 1000 degree knife thing?

[@yarieemoore3205]

Joseph Buerk nope

[@brandons4749]

So weird. There was a vacuum test with sound from a cell phone. Once there was no air there was no sound. In this video experiment you hear the popping explosion. Does this just mean there was still air in the vacuum?

[@EricPalmer_DaddyOh]

The vacuum decreases rapidly when the CO2 is released from the soda. Plus the liquid and can hits the sides of the chamber.

[@malceum]

I wonder if the NASA spacecraft would do the same. NASA claims they are made out of aluminum foil to save weight.

[@Lee.S..B]

The Apollo mission spacecraft only had an internal pressure of 5psi relative to the outside environment.

[@ArcherAC3]

What if you let it at vacuum after it exploded. Would the soda (liquid) evaporate? Or only the CO2 would escape as it happened?

[@tnnnnnnt]

can you do watermelon next ?

[@wisconsingoldrush8270]

Remember when Sprite tried to be like, "It's Lymon"?

[@ChilltownThing]

2:27 The moment NASA realized the moon landings would have to be hoaxed.

[@ceeaki22ndcentury]

And yet all these youtube scientist conveniently ignored these science facts

[@Floofyland]

Me at 2:23: This is probably not even going to work. Should I just skip ahead to not waste my time or wait to be surprised? *Couple seconds later* Totally worth the wait

[@jasonswift7098]

why have you copied the hydraulic press channel name for?

[@colecarbaugh]

Jason Moyle they're the same person

[@jimlovell7942]

I'm sure you've heard this before but it would be awesome if you had a slow motion camera to use on experiments such as this. Just a thought, really enjoy your videos!

[@daddyseigo]

This disproves space travel

[@odeliaadam]

Waiting for a soda can to explode is worse than just about any jumpscare man

[@supertrain1236]

Put a camera in there and record the camera.

[@trod146]

Derek Kuang nothing would happen...

[@joeX777]

Derek Kuang bro.... the camera would get crushed the fuck up

[@Pressed_For_Time]

RIP 1K degree hot night. Welcome random shit in a vacuum chamber..

[@scottd7222]

This Debunks Space. End of story. There is no space station floating around the earth lol. Earth just may be flat.

[@cmills1008]

So why don't space ships explode in space? The skin of the Apollo was thin it said on Apollo 13.

[@ORGILLKIDSFUNTV123]

cool

[@kokukyojin]

It’s sad you have 1,51 million subscribers but no checkmark

[@lisagoutermont390]

Is it possible to do stone ware clay in your vacuum chamber? I am really interested in seeing what it will do

[@blakecantrell5068]

if u make a video tomorrow will u give me a shout out for my birthday it whould make my day I'm turning 16☺

[@kareemafifi8514]

Blake Cantrell I don't mean to be rude but your profile pic don't tell that u are going to turn 16

[@probablynooneimportant9452]

feliz cumpleaños.

[@kareemafifi8514]

Amanda Martinez I don't understand u sorry

[@probablynooneimportant9452]

kmaniac gaming. I said happy birthday in Spanish.

[@kareemafifi8514]

Amanda Martinez sry that I didn't I don't speak Spanish but the only thing that I know that it was Spanish

[@luckspell]

What's the best vacuum chamber stainless steel aluminum or acrylic?

[@Gunbudder]

2:25 to skip all the bullshit and see what happens

[@Purple2Pi]

How did you get such a large can of soda. I wish they sold them in that size where i'm from

[@NWYVR]

Aaaaand this video will soon be censored/deleted for proving flat earth.

[@paulybanez9614]

how did the sound travel though? doesn't sound need medium to go from one place to another?

[@danielyul7693]

Love that battle block theatre music, already subbed :3

[@NonCommentaryGamer]

If you have a, 1000 degree knife, a hydraulic press, a vacuum chamber and a lot of household objects, you have yourself a successful youtube channel

[@AbsoluteTrash_]

a cancerous one, but still successful.

[@Tsragin]

I watch your videos all the but never subscribe but that can explode scared the crap out of me! It was so cool I'm gonna subscribe! Lol

[@TrueHelpTV]

Please Sir, an in-depth video building this vacuum chamber would help a lot of schools, mind giving that a shot?

[@daniellast1321]

Why don't you use Kpa or InHg to measure vacuum? Is atmospheres more accurate? I've never headed of it being called that

[@downloadedmovies]

So note to self.... don't put a can of soda in your pants like Roger, from American Dad, when you're going out into space.

[@FrostNuke]

where did u get this acrylic container or did u make it

[@kaletriton]

I find the irony of these vacuum chamber videos funny, using lower pressure on a channel called "hydraulic press action"

[@azeemehr4623]

Which vacuum pump you use...? Company brand origin & capacity....?

[@Xainification]

Oh snap, I've got one! Glowing 1000 degree knife versus vacuum chamber. Heat the knife, then suspend it from a string in the chamber before depressurizing it. The best collab ever.

[@derekrogers5858]

Ok so I'm not some science guru so this may be stupid. Could you use one of those hpa pumps to drop the pressure even more? They fill paintball tanks to 4,500 psi. Your only getting -14?

[@Bowery_]

It would be super cool if you could film that with a slow motion camera so we could really see the can giving way in detail. :) Thanks for the video!

[@tparadox88]

Once I found a bucket of soda cans left over from a party or something that had been sitting in the summer sun for days and the water left from the ice was very warm. I shook a can, but that didn't do anything, so I spiked it on the ground, and I found it four or five feet away.

[@whatscookingresearch]

What is the make and model of your vacuum pump please?

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

That was the best jump scare ever. though the lack of a skip was a pretty good warning. Still as I didn't preview with my mouse, I didn't know when.

[@user6860]

I love these type of videos keep it up

[@philipberthiaume2314]

I would like to suggest that you to place an audio recorder and something that emits noise in the chamber and record the sound as the vacuum is imposed. We all know what would happen but it could be neat to hear it. or perhaps there is another sound experiment.

[@bddbdwbej]

I watched this while drinking Sprite. My can is now at the edge of the desk, next to the recycle bin.

[@kameronmartin4449]

Can you please tell me where you got the beat for this vid. I've been looking forever

[@menu3511]

2:28 Titan passengers be like:

[@junetech]

this is a perfect example of why there is no such thing as astronauts in space

[@AyushKumar-ir4wd]

You have a really enjoyable channel