I have new vids coming, finally. Next up is a liquid metal vid :)

KZread comments? Toxic?! But seriously yea, youtube is both one the greatest websites for discovering awesome people like yourself that I wouldn't otherwise have found, but also simultaneously is the website I hate visiting the most with the largest collection of vocal insanity that isn't confined to some obscure site. Facebook is #2. Ether way, glad to see a new upload, you make this turd-site worth visiting :3

Excellent grasp of physics. Thanks for a video! Keep it up!!

Watch those cat scratches! "Cat scratch fever" or Lymphadenopathy.....is no fun. I had it back in the 90s!

Everyone who thanks me is very welcome including Tom, I didn't expect them to be detectably radioactive either until I tested a leaked battery with a potassium carbonate on one of its terminals and detected the 40K betas! Note: the coating is indeed potassium carbonate (also known as "potash" from burnt plant matter) as KOH exposed to air reacts with CO2 overtime forming the coating. My other KZread channel is: kzread.info/dron/MPLqAaPT6_GxbbrEswRI6w.html :)

I just learned a lot from this. Thanks for explaining every step you were doing, from how the scintillator probe works, what a Compton edge is, what the y and x axis mean, calibration, explaining the lead peak since its fluorescing from cosmic radiation, even what the nomenclature! That really helped!

Awesome! Thanks for the new video, I look forward to seeing more content.

Good to see you again. there are so few channels with this topic :(

"more scientific" golden! Love your videos :-)

Would you get a higher reading if you open the battery? Thanks

The batteries might be less radioactive than our bodies but they're certainly more so than a banana lol

Keep it up love the vids

Oddly enough I have a pocket watch that has radium painted dials and hands

I have had a bag of 1kg potassium nitrate under my bed for 5 years😲. How can I calculate the dose I got from that?

Basically, the batteries have gone bananas! 🤣

9 47 but why red peak is changing ?

This is all very fascinating but can you tell me how dangerous tachyon particles are?

i heard that the salts from leaked alk batteries is the radioactive part of it, not sure why they specified those salts, maybe potassium 40 is more present if a rotting chemical reaction occurs?

Nice Player’s Handbook in the background.

Interesting, learn something new everyday.

woohoo! new antiprotons videos! :-D Thanks, very interesting video as always. I wonder if you could detect any gamma emissions from say, a swarm of fruit flies after they've eaten a banana.

@nefariumxxx

6 жыл бұрын

bananas are not even the highest in potassium, but people often think of them that way. check out avocados and sweet potatoes. :)

Plasma ball from Spencer's gifts. Radio active.

On the off chance you do look at these comments, have you done anything with lithium ion batteries or NiCad? I use both on the regular and I'm now very curious. Great vids BTW. You're just quirky enough!

2 hour background and 2 hour test. could you have run two detectors at the same time and have realtime analysis?

@Anti-proton

6 жыл бұрын

Different detectors/geometry. The test must be performed with the same unit.

It has only 2cpu difference close to the battery

Hihi, that's awesome!

How did I go from corn flakes to something the FBI would have some fun seeing

So, what about other types of batteries? Lithium for instance?

@Anti-proton

6 жыл бұрын

Unsure. Only if they contain potassium.

@brfisher1123

6 жыл бұрын

+StanJanParanormal From my knowledge lithium batteries contain absolutely no potassium at all but but rather contain lithium salts as the electrolyte and lithium metal hence the name.

@StanJanParanormal

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brandon. As our name implies our research, we have found that some types of battery sources drain on remote location even when brand new, right out of the package. Lithium seems to suffer the worst, but back before it was populous so did Alkaline whereas the normal carbon (?) based batteries seem to go unaffected. Just reaching for a common ground between the two , but apparently this isn't it.

Wait, KZread comments are toxic? You don't say! :P

Even peanut butter too

So.. are they radioactive?

I'm thinking there hasn't been enough people commenting at the end. So you decided to throw that in there so you can read what they have to say later. I could be wrong of course or it could be a pure marketing strategy. A good example of that would be the explicit language label on the on the music.

@Anti-proton

6 жыл бұрын

Just go read the comments one of my more watched vids and you will see the toxicity for yourself =/

who knows more about radiation, bionerd23 or antiprotons?

*Amazon Warrior* 🤣🤣

Can a Laser Diode emmit radiation the same like a Radio Transmission or a Antenna Feeder ??

Could you check laptop, iPad, cell phone, and tablets? I think that would be cool to see, if any; differences? On a side note: Always better to repel negativity and intake the positive. I always look at it this way, and learned to treat toxic comments like wannabe bullies lol. Ignore, be faster than they are, and let them get themselves hurt, trying to catch you🤣(act like they ain't there👍🏻). Trolls are sub-par fascist's and have already made up their mind on going all in; soon as they get the response they want. Kinda sad huh?!🤣 It's just a game to them, not ever real, in any way, brother.

@Anti-proton

6 жыл бұрын

I did test 1st gen iPad and found it radioactive (due to potassium in glass). Some phones/pads are radioactive due to their glass containing potassium. The "hottest" so far as been the 1st gen iPad. No other products (of the sort you mentioned) had significant readings (always less than 2x background).