In all fairness, it failed at the tab opening - which is literally a designed point of failure.

@AndrewFullerton

Жыл бұрын

In secondary fairness, it failed there *first*. If it didn't have a tab opening something else would have likely failed shortly after

@DANGJOS

Жыл бұрын

​@@AndrewFullerton I actually have a feeling it wouldn't have failed at all without that tab opening

@DarthGTB

Жыл бұрын

Hypothetically, both of you could be correct. Too bad this is a difficult thing to test without owning a soda filling plant

@cocobean.72

Жыл бұрын

​@@DANGJOS you underestimate air pressure

@paper2222

Жыл бұрын

@@DANGJOS yeah but how tf do you drink the soda now

The space scientists- What's the most important thing I have to take to space ? The astronaut- A can of chilled soda.

@zakkymiftahurrahman1665

Жыл бұрын

In space, no one can hear you fizz

@damonsolodkin4937

Жыл бұрын

That's the correct answer , congratulations on the test score and get ready to leave the planet via rocket

@Ayushkumarburnwal

Жыл бұрын

@@zakkymiftahurrahman1665 Hold my Soda can.

@MortVaanderwaal

Жыл бұрын

It’s actually Tobasco sauce

@aAtom596

Жыл бұрын

If I were going to Mars and could take one item it would not be a can of soda. BUT if it were a can of soda, it would be sprite

Me, an author: *imagining space characters using room-temperature cans of sodas as explosive weapons*

@nick_0

Жыл бұрын

In the year 2055, humanity finally reached the stars. Colonies were established on distant planets, and mankind was beginning to explore the galaxy. But with the expansion of humanity came conflict, as rival nations fought for control of resources and territory. The war was fought in the vacuum of space, where traditional weapons were nearly useless. But the scientists of the space-faring nations had a new weapon at their disposal: explosive soda cans. The soda cans were filled with a special mixture of gases and sealed under high pressure. When the cans were punctured, the sudden pressure difference caused the can to explode, creating a powerful blast in the vacuum of space. The astronauts, equipped with specialized suits, would hurl the explosive cans at their enemy's ships, causing devastating damage. The cans were small and lightweight, making them easy to carry and launch. The war raged on for years, as the soldiers fought in the cold void of space, relying on their wits and the explosive power of the soda cans to survive. But as the war dragged on, the nations began to realize the destructive power of these weapons, and the terrible cost of the conflict. Finally, a peace treaty was signed, and the war came to an end. But the scars of the conflict remained, etched in the memories of the soldiers and the twisted metal of the ships that littered the galaxy. And the soda cans, once a symbol of hope and ingenuity, were now a reminder of the destructive power of humanity, even in the vast expanse of space.

@CanYouPeeInYourAss

Жыл бұрын

​@@nick_0do an entire novel about explosive soda cans.

@theaccordian9377

Жыл бұрын

You write furry fanfictions.

@Tori_T_Artist

Жыл бұрын

@@theaccordian9377 idk if you meant me but if you did I actually am a legit author lol. Can't say I didn't write paw patrol and warriors fan-fictions as an 11 year old tho 💀

@Icetea-2000

Жыл бұрын

Space is so cold though that the soda will cool down almost immediately. It will explode right away if at room temperature and exposed to space

"The soda can has to be cold, what will we do?" In space: "Indeed, whatever will we do."

@JebFromWarmDays

Жыл бұрын

Even though space is incredibly cold, it’s actually quite bad at making other things cold because there’s nothing to take away the heat from the object; the only way things lose heat in space is by slowly radiating it away

@darkfur18

Жыл бұрын

​@@JebFromWarmDays and also the sun is putting out shit loads of radiative heat. While space is cold, anything exposed to the sun is not

@affugter

Жыл бұрын

​@@darkfur18 Mercury had entered the chat.

@brokentombot

Жыл бұрын

Clearly you don't space out.

@spvillano

Жыл бұрын

​@@darkfur18 true. So, whatever you do, keep your soda in the shade when in the vacuum of space. Of course, figuring out how to drink it in a hard vacuum is up to the ingenuity of said intrepid space traveler. Personally, I prefer to keep my foods and drinks under atmospheric pressure, but then, I'm a bit funny that way.

TSA Agents : Alright, seeing how explosive these are, we'll have to confiscate your warm cans of soda

@iannicolson

Жыл бұрын

There is a good reason to confiscate pressurised containers at airports, however. With a higher pressure and a weaker container, an airplane depressurisation could cause the container to explode during an in-flight emergency.

@kenesys8713

Жыл бұрын

"Wait wait wait!" *puts the cans in a refrigerator while everyone watches patiently*

Bro that's how McDonald's gets their special Sprite taste, TMYK

You need to shield it from the sun then. Heat dissipation in space is hard

The real question is how strong am I to be able throw a soda can into space.

Glad you let the astronauts know just in case they go to open a can of soda in space.

Woah I'd hate to be that soda can 😂. Slow motion video!!!!

For some inexplicable reason, I now feel like drinking a cold can of Sprite.

@FullMetalZilla

6 ай бұрын

Have you fulfilled your fantasy after 11 months

Gerald has exited his dormant state

@jonahawbrey8861

Жыл бұрын

My friend, you are misinformed. The Waffle House has found it’s new host

@NoNameAtAll2

Жыл бұрын

@@jonahawbrey8861 its*

@prashantmishra9985

Жыл бұрын

I didn't get the reference

well... it would be cold in the space anyway

@Broockle

Жыл бұрын

no heat is molecular kinetic energy not molecules -> no heat Radiation is a thing too but the soda can would emit infrared for ages before it cooled off significantly.

You can use soda as jet propulsion in a pinch.

I live at 3500 feet and occasionally get soda cans that have done this to some degree (if bottled at sea level).

Me when I'm barely holding it together and someone asks if I'm okay

the aliens meanwhile: when will we receive signals from earth?

Its cool to see this guy get excited over his experiments still after he's done thousands

Astronaut with $250 million spacesuit drinking form a dollar can

Le Astronauts : We eat soda here, not drink. Bcuz its space everything is different.

Me: *takes a sip of a fresh cold soda* The other astronauts on the space walk: :0

“I just walked out of that shadow and my soda exploded!” -future moon colonist

Throw a can of mcdonalds sprite into a blackhole to turn it into something cool!

I imagine that the immense cold of space would probably cool a can pretty quick

NASA Hiring committee: If you could take one thing into space, what would it be? Me:

So it's fine in space so long as it's in shadow. Once it moves into sunlight, it's an explosive.

This is basically the same as any space station housing people

Important life lesson.

And for those thinking the can will be instantly cold in space or even freeze. No, there is no way for the warmth of the can to transfer into the vacuum of space quickly. It would take hours to cool down. So a warm can would probably explode.

@spvillano

Жыл бұрын

Well, the can never exploded, the pop top failed and vented the contents under pressure. Likely, the pumps about a big a mess as the chamber.

We need a slomo of that!!

Under the high pressures of the sea, your soda goes flat, in the low pressure of space, your soda shreds your hand like a short fused m80 on the 4th of July.

That’s actually really interesting. It makes total sense but I never thought about the fact that cold soda would be fine in space

Aliens: ay thanks for the free sprite😂

How to kill aliens? Bring a can of soda ofc

I ask this question in my head everyday, thank you for answering👍

Only thing I could think was that vacuum chamber is all sticky with soda.

@spvillano

Жыл бұрын

And now, so is the pump.

Bring a soda. You’ll always know when you have an air leak

Space is the coldest place in the world. Soda would probably be cold enough before it explodes

Pepsi man would be proud

That's INSANE that based on Temp the pressure changes so much

A can of soda in a Hollywood basement

@ugumol

Жыл бұрын

RHCP reference?

The background music made me think I was watching a Mecha gaikotsu video for a sec

Reminds me of a few Mayday Air Crash Investigation episodes that I've been rewatching lately. Airplanes work in a similar manner: the internal pressure has to equal the external pressure, and those forces push against each other, which keeps the plane's fuselage intact. However, if the fuselage is compromised in some manner enough that the pressurization is released from inside the plane, it's appropriately called an explosive decompression. Sadly, many people have lost their lives as a result of explosive decompressions.

What would happen if you put an astronaut in space, wearing a laced up suit and glass helmet? Crickets

I think keeping your soda cold in space is the least of concerns Since space is just a pinch close to absolute zero

now boil it and put it back in

@spvillano

Жыл бұрын

Once it met vacuum, it boiled itself.

Oh, that's why they write cold drink on it. :D

Best sprite ads

So a can can withstand 7 atmospheres, but as soon as it goes to 8 it gives up

Space is cold, so it’d probably freeze. What happens if that happens?

@DanBlabbers

Жыл бұрын

It explodes. If you leave a can of soda in the trunk of your car during winter it will explode because the ice expands. But it will be mostly frozen ice

They don't have to, it would simply freeze up just being taken into the space in seconds.

Astronauts: *hmmm...*

It would instantly freeze in space. So... it'll still explode.

No American has ever died in CGI space.

Space is cold…

i feel like you can just ask "what happens if you put [blank] in space"

NASA shouldn't forget this, the soda can may cause accidents in space💀

The Byford Dolphin Accident has entered the chat

im pretty sure even if it wasnt cold, space would make sure it was💀

No problem. Space is as cold as it gets.

Keep your space craft cold 😅

That's what Zenku's dad would've done in the series.... maybe offscreen

new idea for space journey,noted

Now check what's happens if we shake the soda before it goes to the vaccum chamber.

@ikillyou121

Жыл бұрын

The exact same as if you didn't shake it up. The internal pressure of the can won't change if you shake it up.

@asdfghyter

Жыл бұрын

@@ikillyou121 the behavior when it explodes might change though?

So if it explodes in space, that soda will keep going forever, and may some day reach a planet far far away...

I mean, if you think about it, it is nearly absoloute zero in space, so its pretty much impossible to not have your soda cold in space.

Atmospheric Pressure Sprite Jumpscare

"whoaa....it scared meeee!!!"....😆

All I think of when I see this is the decompression chamber scene from Philosophy of a Knife

Good thing it's nearly zero Kelvin in open space...

So. Nothing. Because the cold vacuum of space would chill the can of soda before it could pop!?

@spvillano

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Radiative heat loss in a vacuum is slow. It's why a thermos works.

At least in space the soda would travel to sun & destroyed it👀

Next experiment: How an astronaut may insert a tube to drink soda in space.

LoL... Loved the punchline

First of all you create another peace of space debris...

does Diet versus regular make any difference?

"It's raining soda from the sky, I'm wondering how this happened"

that fucking animation at the end 😭😭😭

you don't need vacuum to make a soda can pop, it is enough to let it cool it down so it freeze.

That vacuum machine is paying for itself and the video costs at this point

How to use in war: Step one: get rid of the atmosphere Step two: throw

Its basically the equivelent to heating the can of soda up.

You come up with the weirdest of experiments………but somehow manage to give a plausible explanation for why 😂

@Professorlicme8

Жыл бұрын

"somehow" bruh its called science lmao

That bubbly deliciousness be referred to as "Pop."

Open up an ice cold can of Splode.

never thought I would be scared of a soda can

“Throwing” a soda into space would probably make it rupture much more quickly it gets super heated by the compression in its bowshock at hypersonic speeds. Yes, I was picturing throwing it from the ground…

I went downstairs to get me a *cold pop*

that double size Sprite can is tripping me out

You would be a galactic litter bug

"Ho ho ho, loog ad daaa 😆😆😆"

Great Short!

I thought the temperature in space was freezing-ass cold.

Luckily i have heard it is about -200°C in space

rip to the old sprite can

Sprite went flat in like 2 seconds

I'd probably be too distracted by how strong I was to be able to throw a can into space!

_I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave._

The title of this video should have been, “soda can in a vacuum”. This was not the same as being in space where there is micro gravity.

uh, you'd break your arm from the force of throwing it? duh