Sipsco Dirt Factory - Part 25 - National Lube Day

[@fandomguy8025]

7:07 no it wasn't the lava that froze them they did not even freeze they were buried by a pyroclastic flow which hardened over them preserving their last moments.

[@easterdeer]

I love that every time Sips mentions going to the shops he's always buying chocolate bars and ice; I'm just imagining at home he has a fridge freezer, the fridge filled with chocolate and the freezer... well, you know what I'm saying.

[@rammo2k]

National lube day. Maceration chamber. Beautiful.

[@cookyboy1234able]

They didn't freeze they were made solid by the wet and hot ash, and when it dried they were made solid

[@Trolololololololol18]

do they just mostly talk about bullshit while they work or is any of this stuff serious?

[@Spencerjamesclark1]

Alyssa McMichael Aayy! A fellow long term Sipsco viewer friendmun, Glad to see another who has been here since at least beginning of tekkit eps. ministudio5: episode 14 of tekkit with Sips and Sjin: *Lego Talk* When building Lego with a friend and concentrating on your building more than your conversation such that the conversation is meaningless, unconventional and generally makes no sense.

[@LegendOfZub]

They use industrial and lab created diamonds. The finished paste is less than twice the cost of the silver compound. By "oozing" I meant manually putting it on a part (such as between a CPU and a fan) and applying slightly too much, resulting in a slight bit being squeezed out of the sides.

[@glswenson]

Everybody knows all the ins and outs of these mods. The joy comes from listening to them, and that's why they have the audience they do.

[@chreemaable]

In pompeji the people have been covered in hot ash and died, but the ash made a form of coat and hardened over time while the body inside died and disappeared or at least shrunk. And what we see today is mostly this ash coat/construction.

[@ashfrancis9428]

the ash that fell covered some as well, i went there and actually saw some body shells from where so people had been trapped

[@anonomuz]

the whole reason i watch this series is BECAUSE of the lack of productivity and the fact that i enjoy LISTENING MORE to what they say than actually WATCHING what they do..they could do this with audio only as a yogpod and i would listen to EVERY SINGLE ONE

[@BlitsBoyGaming]

Shield volcanoes are shallow. Also, volcanic soil is very fertile, and that is why people build near volcanoes. Shield volcanoes also almost continually spew out small amounts of liquid-like lava.

[@unknownhero44]

7:15 the hot ash is what made them statues. love the video guys keep'em coming.

[@MagicTater]

You can temper steel at a certain temperature to make the exactly the same colour as gold. :)

[@Steefjh]

There are shield, cinder cone and strato volcanos. The type is dependent on the type of lava. If it has silicon it it's explosive and if it's full of iron it's runny like Hawaii volcano.

[@LegendOfZub]

Although I agree with your point, gold isn't the only thing of that color, your trophy is most likely gold plated. The outside layer is actually gold, but only a few atoms (if that) thick.

[@TheOneWithTheBob]

The kind of Volcanoes in Hawaii like you were talking about are Shield Volcanoes I think. When the lava hardens and cools it creates more volcano, that's why they are so flat and large

[@SophisticatedGamer13]

A geography lesson Acomposite volcano occurs on destructive plate boundaries and are usually very tall. the lava in these is thick and acidic and slow moving causing a build up making steep sides. In Hawaii on the other hand, the volcanoes are made on a volcanic hotspot with very runny lava or viscus lava meaning it runs off the slopes causing it to have shallow sides. These are called shield volcanoes. the explosive volcanoes are super-volcanoes like in yellowstone which erupts with1000m3 lava

[@mrsssfroggy]

They use all their wood for building, and expanding the platform, and they're looking for a power source that although takes effort to set up, they don't really need to do anything with after, they would spend the whole series chopping down trees, they could set up a system that automatically took the charcoal from the furnace to the quarry, but as well youd waste alot of the charcoal by burning wood to get charcoal, it seems simpler, but it takes more effort than you originally think

[@LegendOfZub]

That would make it quite a bit more appreciated than platinum. The biggest factor separating those two is the way they are marketed and presented. It's also become a tradition to use gold as a major part of jewelry. Even if we found a deposit of gold that caused its projected rarity to be less than that of silver, gold jewelry would probably still be significantly more sought after.

[@TogeNoBara]

Every Sips Co. episode is awesome because you just get to hear to jokers talk out their asses about the most random crap for 20 minutes. Love it.

[@Meepithmancer]

It is also the only metal that can be beaten into leaf, because it is so soft. As well as the fact it is extremely conductive.

[@Albennnn]

Sips & Sjin are the best thing that happened to the internet ever.

[@Owenfailsatgaming]

Gold is saught for because it is a native metal which means you can just dig it from its ore in stead of a blast furnace or electrosys and because its native it is not reactive and easy to shape

[@OGManlyMutt]

Didn't know there was a name for it! Just find it highly amusing and really adds to the series.

[@aoifesloveyou3752]

Use the greatwood logs as fuel in the furnace and/or turn it to charcoal to power the quarry

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

I know. Stratovolcanos and shield cone volcanos form where the plates crash into eachother, Fissure vents form where they pull apart and Supervolcanos and Shield Cones form in the middle fo the plates.

[@har691]

The small volcanoes with runny lava it's called a shield volcano and the explosive ones like mount at Helen's in USA are explosive called composite volcanoes

[@dearest7378]

Silver has a relatively long half life, but decays eventually. Gold has been a staple of value for centuries because of that; it sticks around forever. Gold does not oxidize. It only breaks down in a few complex single displacement(?) reactions. That and it beautiful lol. Platinum is too rare...

[@VIIflegias]

when the quarry is done, you can use the hole to build a secret test base. with like weird chambers and puzzles and portals. and dirt, old sweet combustible dirt.

[@nintendostar3]

Yellowstone is a caldera volcano, which means that when it erupts and massive crater (15 miles across) will open up releasing even more lava. This could last for up to three weeks.

[@SophisticatedGamer13]

actually, it is a super volcano and when a super volcano erupts , the crater it leaves is called a caldera. but you're right that it could last up to 3 weeks. the lava in the volcano when it does erupt is enough to cover the whole of the usa's surface 2cms deep

[@TheChaoticEmbracer]

Ok, so quick science and history lesson about the eruption in 79AD of Vesuvius. When Vesuvius erupted, there were pillowing clouds of Ash, smoke and rock, which headed downwind (south) and blanketed Pompeii, and made it hard for those in Pompeii to see and breath, and a lot of them died from Asphyxiation. The Ash piled up for about a whole day which left the people in Pompeii, who were dead on the ground, buried in ash, their bodies decomposed over time, leaving a sort of 'cast' to fill in.

[@VoidHugger]

And in Pompeii a mix of super hot gas and ash going at massive speeds just rolled over the town and the ash covered them. They were instantly killed, and like a mold, the ash kind of froze and bam.

[@tascodalton1044]

Also because of its rarity and resistance to corrosion it makes good currency, its also a excellent conductor of electricity, much better than copper, most computers etc contain a little bit

[@TheDeludedFactor]

It's the smack talk with Sips :D But I like it this way too. They are sooo funny together!

[@SilentTyrant]

If Sips and Sjin wrote a history book and that book was taught in schools across the world, the world would be a better place.

[@bubble010101]

Nobody got frozen at Pompeii it was just the amount of ash covered them so their bodies made a sort of cast in the ash . When the bodies had decayed some Italian Archeologist made like clay casts out of them, so that is why they look frozen.

[@mrtomp17]

They talk about the most crazy things so seriously they are amazing at just babbling about anything

[@jadeadams1816]

If another civilisation ever comes to this world they should meet sips and sjin first because these guys would just make our planet sound insanely amazing!!!!!

[@martinshoosterman]

not at all, the gold colour can easilly be found in many many more minerals, acually you can even find stuff that looks better than gold, gold is used and apreciated because it does not react so it it lasts forever! unlike stuf for example iron which rusts

[@kevinkearney9230]

Sips and sjin are the perfect combination funny and even more funny!

[@NickNiccelson]

True, the common consensus back then was that those materials were valuable "because history and tradition said so." But given how the ancient Egyptian Pharaohs managed to figure out that you can tell when the Nile will flood by looking at the stars, it wouldn't surprise me at all if someone in the first ancient "money" civilization got the idea by seeing that water with silver in it doesn't go green from stagnation. They didn't have to understand, just observe and remember.

[@Xheph]

In Pompeii the people had actually been buried under mud and their bodies were preserved for a long time. Or the ashes that had risen made everybody choke to death and these ashes preserved their dying moments like statues, then it was covered in mud and found later on. I'm not sure which is the correct story because the was another city close by which suffered from the volcano as well, and I'm not sure which story fits.

[@ClownLoverz]

The people of Pompeii were frozen in time because of how close and how violent the volcano was. The heat and ask made escape impossible and the ash buried them as they died from it

[@martinshoosterman]

YOU, ME, HUMANS, LIFE, that is the cells not the watter inside or outside of them but the carbon cells, which are all solid.

[@VinylScratch69]

furiously macerate is the best thing they have ever said this series

[@sibritstone]

I love macerating while watching SipsCo Dirt

[@wallacebutler4262]

For anyone who is curious about how Pompeii actually happened, the volcano spewed ash then it was burned solid by the lava. People were encased in the ash and then they began to sort of crumble from dehydration and death. The decay set in. This left empty gaps where the people were and we came along later and started filling the holes with stuff to find what the people looked like. It's rather disgusting when you think about it.

[@VengD]

Some episodes are called New Base or Machines. You know beforehand that they're gonna make some progress. Then there's the episodes called things like National Lube Day. You know what you're getting in to xD

[@frankburgess5863]

You put a diamond or iron with a piece of redstone to make 40 covalence dust and surround a stick with the covalence dust to make the diving rod.

[@Zappygunshot]

This entire series is just nothing but lego talk isn't it? Awesome.

[@SamTheFisherMan100]

As a science and geology student listening to them talking about volcanoes is so painful yet so entertaining

[@mrsssfroggy]

the thing i love most about that comment is the fact you added in mahogany doors

[@jmaes40]

i hope all of the yogscast play on the same sever as sips and sjin as the new tekkit server, and give it there all to rebuild from scratch like sips and sjin are doing, would be cool if they did :)

[@grappisrule]

loving the volcanology lecture Sjin :)

[@duugieleiser7346]

actually in pompeii, not many of the citizens were killed by the falling ash and pumice, but the ones that did were coated in layers and layers of it, encasing their bodies. The body then naturally decayed leaving just a shape or empty mold, that Giuseppe Fiorelli filled with plaster to create a cast of the body. This is what see today

[@Varue]

Though what I'm more curious of is where exactly he came up with his own story... Sjin completely made up what could be a viable plot to a movie...

[@boblauteslager]

Teleportation and Star Trek, Sips mentions it in this video. Told by Michio Kaku in the following video, the story of Sips is actually supported that teleportation is nowadays possible and we have Star Trek to partially thank for it. Or actually 'budget cuts' at Paramount Studios =]. Thumbs up so Sips sees this =].

[@oscarburrowes2052]

sjin ur one of the best builders i have ever seen plz make an epic house

[@33Marth]

You can use a mining turtle as well, and I'm pretty sure they do have CC

[@TheRandomCammy]

In pompei there was plaster casts of everything

[@youvebeenziond]

Sjins like a teenage boy in the sense that when hes with his cool friends (Sips) he swears but when he's alone or with other friends he's like a goodie goodie

[@TheRealYoungMatt]

Gold is one of the least reactive metals known to man. That combined with how it looks has made it a sought after material for jewellery.

[@martinshoosterman]

yes they do, they always turn it off in between episodes.

[@Hybrio1]

use the rubber wood logs to make charcoal for powering the quarry

[@JustNinja5]

You gotta love when Sips and Sijn start talking about crap!

[@DerpyFishGaming]

there are tso types of volcano ones on a CONSTRUCTIVE plate boundary and those on a CONSTRUCTIVE plate boundary an exaple a of a destrucive one was mt st helens they get gass trappe

[@sarahburton944]

In pampae the people where frozen in place do to volcanic ash so it was more like they were turned to stone

[@Thesuperhedge]

The best part of their chatting isthat they sound so serious

[@tykiedog]

Little blocky things going dinky dink. Up and down up and down, oh, and a little circle that points at Lego . Wish I did game stuff, looks soooooo exiting I think I'm going to catch a bus to spangle land .

[@MarkOL110]

yeah but the thing is that they were talking about them freezing on the spot and that was caused by the Ash

[@1gcm]

USGS page was from 2005 and yeah i meant to put 34% but im tired and it is 34% industry (mostly wiring and chip sets) uses 28% medical uses are 6%. but medical uses counts because there used in machines.

[@brookcie1]

They conduct heat very well, actually. Keep in mind that metals have a crystal structure.

[@naloopy]

In the same amount of time on Sjin's series, he had a full power grid, a super-powered quarry, loads of bees, loads of trees, multiple buildings, mahogany doors, a nether portal and 3 animal spawners. What happened to his productivity?!

[@alexsturney6978]

OMG congrats sjin and sips u got a tiny bit of power on episode 25

[@DeathlyToast]

Holy shit, 1080p on a Sips video. What is life.

[@heyyo3737]

Sjin at Pompeii the ash was mixed with a nut type substance ad when it came into contact with the people it got caked on them "freezing" them in place

[@ivyhoneyy0]

How they can talk so calmly about national lube day is amazing, I'm just sitting here laughing my ass off XD

[@1gcm]

The reason gold is considered rare is because how hard it is to extract from the ore. Chip sets and wiring makes up 53% of its usage in a year .

[@keycorey]

Do it! I'd love to see a SipsCo Corporate Video, would be hilarious! :)

[@dzeeeeko]

In Pompeii the ash that fell from the volcano kept the bodies the way they are and then when it was made into a historical site humans injected it to preserve it as "history".

[@LegendOfZub]

Sorry, I have no idea where I got that idea. I looked it up because I was shocked when you said silver is more conductive than gold. Thanks :D

[@cameronvanderburg2741]

that's because sjin uploads the even numbers of the series and sips uploads the odd numbers

[@Cavog]

Make a minium stone! U can get loads of cool stuff with little effort such as ender pearls from iron etc.

[@pete0mat]

Actually, titanium reacts with oxygen so well, that it is immediately covered with titanium oxide, and that coating protects it from reacting further - the same process that occurs with aluminium.

[@Evreedai13]

you guys should use different colour/types of wood to kind of like allocate different areas of the platform

[@brycenlegler4668]

Pompey the people were actually smothered then mummified by the falling ash as they ran

[@NGScoob]

*Pompeii

[@rhysutting6864]

Love all your vids and keep then going as long as you can :)

[@pugnugs4881]

I've been listening to these guys so much that I can't actually tell whether they're talking shit or not

[@Ryggis]

Nickel. That's the metal they were looking for I believe. The use of which has been reduced massively at least in my country.

[@ludvig7403]

Am i the only one who like the way Sjin and Sips are talking history

[@destroyersblog]

Acualy, they got frozen in place from the ash stocking to them. They suffocated and burned to death inside the ash and then the hardened ash worked like a mold holding the shap of the humans

[@fijtenvlasman5256]

so far in 25 episodes they got a quarry, no food and no energy keep up the good work guys :P

[@Hybrio1]

use watermills to power your quarry if they are in your version of buildcraft.

[@FlashBlaze]

You actually only need five iron for an iron furnace, make a cobblestone furnace and put iron (think of this as a number grip 1-9) in slots; 2,4,6,7 and 9.

[@IAmMadMattDog]

kinda a good thing too, it's pretty broken, or well it was last time i played it. 10 solar flowers fully upgraded generating red matter? I had all the materials I'd ever want before I could come up with what to do with them :S

[@bitspacemusic]

How can you guys play two series at a time? I would mix everything up in my head.

[@coconinja88]

the people in pompa were not frozon it was because of the pyroclastic flows which burnt them so fast it consealed them in there own chargrilled flesh. :) btw nice vid

[@seiam9988]

They share episodes, one episode for Sips, and another for Sjin.

[@rawbagle]

Yeah... being covered in lava would do a bit more than preserving them once it cooled. I don't think they would even look like recognizable people after an experience like that.