Flex yeah! This is INCREDIBLE!! 💪🔛

@cattyy99

Жыл бұрын

you really should give even MORE flex tape, i really want to see if the tape will stand up against bruce

@Celestial-yq6hz

Жыл бұрын

I was expecting this 😅

@nexusyang4832

Жыл бұрын

You guys need to send more tape so we can see a rematch of flex tape vs Bruce. :)

@madelynpilarmartinez811

Жыл бұрын

Hi Phil

@vkvienz938

Жыл бұрын

That's a lot of damage

It's good to know that if I ever want to protect a $50 table, I just need $5000 of flex tape.

@ac10054

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! And if a natural disaster destroys your house, at least your table will probably still be standing.

@thisoneguy7096

Жыл бұрын

The best part is it's prolly like 30 bucks

@TheQueenOfSheba

Жыл бұрын

**wraps house in flex tape**

@jklmnopski7421

Жыл бұрын

“I sawed this table in half!”

@zambachoo

Жыл бұрын

Or ya Cabeza!

Also have to remember that the flex tape is being weakened with each hit. There are lots of things that are strong on first impact but weaker on subsequent impacts. Car seatbelts for example are supposed to be replaced after a serious accident as the stress on the belts by that first accident can weaken the belt. That goes to show that the Flex tape performs even better than shown in the video.

@nameismetatoo4591

Ай бұрын

Also the table is on sand/dirt. The peak deceleration of the objects is reduced since the legs can dig into the ground, and lower acceleration = lower force. I think the outcome would have been different had the table been on solid concrete.

you should loop the flex tape around the frame so its not just relying on the glue. I would love to see Bruce up against that

@JadeMythriil

Жыл бұрын

that's part of the test though. To see how strong the adhesive is.

@WassupMyHaters

Жыл бұрын

@@JadeMythriil yeah I get that, and we've just seen that test. I want to see how strong the fabric is, tape is often looped over itself for added strength.

@mcgigglefits9864

Жыл бұрын

Keep going. Long hair is awesome.

@somberskies4050

8 ай бұрын

Truthfully the tape only let go due to the repeted trauma fresh tape would have held no problem

@FireStormOOO_

4 ай бұрын

That version is a 3 way battle - the steel frame surviving isn't a given since we don't know the thickness of steel they used.

I loved how Gaunson accidentally actually explained the bubbles in the ice. H2O when in liquid form holds a certain amount of air dissolved in it. Ice can also hold some dissolved air but not nearly as much as when in liquid form. So as the liquid turns to ice, some of the air is expelled and trapped. The outer sections are clear because it is the purest ice. All of the air and other impurities are pushed inwards. So the bubbles are basically not trying to escape the bar. They were kicked out.

@TylerDollarhide

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, you could tell that he wasn't completely serious when he said that it was the oxygen in the water molecules. It was meant as mostly a bit, but he wasn't far off.

@TylerDollarhide

Жыл бұрын

Though unfortunately some people are completely serious when they make extremely loose connections like that.

@falloutdetroit8884

Жыл бұрын

damn rent

@sdgilmer

Жыл бұрын

If the water were degassed (search on "degassing water") before freezing it, it would be crystal clear, making it much more dense and much stronger (I think).

@colinboice

Жыл бұрын

One thing you could add is that the block freezes outside in which ends up trapping air in the midsection

I think the fact that it took this many CONSECUTIVE blows from increasing weight of objects is what makes it REALLY impressive.

@val_val_

10 ай бұрын

To be fair, if the table was set on concrete, it would've been a different story

@calaabo

10 ай бұрын

I also think that with the impacts of the lighter stuff, the tape was stretching out after each hit, so it was less likely to tear on heavier items. I think had they gone heaviest to lightest items, the tape wouldn’t have held up the same but that’s my hypothesis

@tylevs

7 ай бұрын

​@@val_val_or if they didn't have $1000+ worth of tape

@goku445

4 ай бұрын

@@val_val_ the table structure would likely break before the tape.

@jonw7760

4 ай бұрын

i think it also helped "set" the tape as well

It's dissolved air. Ice freezes from the outside in, forcing the air towards the centre. The air doesn't freeze, so it's forced out of the water, leaving bubble like voids.

It's incredible how much joy I get watching these guys drop things from high places in unique ways. :)

Water and dye have different freezing-points, water freezes first. The bucket freezes from the outside inwards, freezing the water first around the edges and then eventually the dye last, in the middle. Same goes for trapped air, the water freezes on the outside, pushing air in towards the center. What I can't explain is the "shooting air bubbles". Looks really cool anyhow!

@jayisbirb

Жыл бұрын

the "shooting air bubbles" is caused by the mixture from the food coloring being pushed towards the center. As the outside layer freezes, it forms a shell that has a slight negative pressure (cause water expands when it freezes, meaning there's the same amount of material occupying a larger area), so as the food coloring is pushed towards the center, it creates little mini-vacuums in it's wake. Long story short, those aren't actually air bubbles, but little bubbles of "nothingness" (I use quotation marks cause I doubt it's a true vacuum and there's probably a little bit of something in there, but there's likely not much)

@danbert8

Жыл бұрын

@@jayisbirb Entrained air coming out of solution. All water has some level of air diluted into it which is why aquatic things can breathe underwater.

@Tommy3

Жыл бұрын

OH

@notfirstTHERMAL

Жыл бұрын

@@jayisbirb Hmm yeah, I'm not sure about the negative pressure, if the ice is being frozen in an enclosed vessel (as it was), it's expansion would create a positive pressure - it's why cans explode if you leave them in the freezer! As danbert explained, the bubbles are air that has been forced out of the ice's crystal structure and have coalesced into bubbles.

@Jcc8t7

Жыл бұрын

works for maple syrup too

Don't get me wrong I love how creative their content has become but having the boys back at the tower just hits different

@MrCanadianhero

Жыл бұрын

it scratches that itch in a perfect way.

@bellescott7214

Жыл бұрын

Agreed love seeing the boys back here!!!

@McBoostah

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@BeastOwned

Жыл бұрын

Only reason I clicked really

@angrydingus5256

Жыл бұрын

absolutely!

Lol! I love how the watermelon made Rexy's leg kick to the side like he was dancing.

I have a piece of advice, when you throw things from a height, the support should be fixed on a solid area such as wood or concrete so that it stops moving and the ground cushions the impact

@-Blaxe-

Жыл бұрын

They used to, not sure why they didn't here. Maybe just didn't have a flat plate to put under

@musashi939

Жыл бұрын

Dishonesty. The anvil would already have torn apart the flex tape. But then this way the anticipation and the video is longer and finally the 300kg thingy breaks it. That's why 🙃

@deadpixxll

Жыл бұрын

The ground can break too

@elenaclough3398

Жыл бұрын

Yeah

@briannovak7651

Жыл бұрын

I’d assume they use sand to reduce the amount of bounce on misses of things like the rubber band ball stuff. It would be interesting to have them show every throw and how many misses possibly occur. I def agree that the sand does probably dissipates force tho Just a Safety move imo

What we see in the ice block is actually a defense mechanism from the food coloring. Similar to porcupines, when food coloring (specifically of the red variety) feels threatened, it sends out protruding spines to ward off the danger. In this case the danger was the cold temperatures if the freezing water. Unfortunately this specimen was unable to fend off the ice, becoming entrapped and leaving us this incredible visual of the battle.

@enry_lebaron

Жыл бұрын

makes sense

@johnbracewell3700

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't of explained it better

@jameswilson5165

Жыл бұрын

Ding Ding Ding! Winnnnnnner!

@christopherrobinson3857

Жыл бұрын

lol best bs answer.

@halloweendad

Жыл бұрын

Science with Ethan K

I'm so glad that you guys have returned to the tower, probably the most iconic location from the history of the How Ridiculous KZread channel

@DukeTheMonkey.

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@gregsteele806

Жыл бұрын

I know the boys have done a lot of crazy things lately, but sometimes you just want to see things dropped off a tower.

@shlumshlumshlippidydot4204

Жыл бұрын

They have been to like 5 locations. Not that crazy

@reardenbentley9622

Жыл бұрын

remember when they did trick shots? pepperidge farm remembers.

@Monto.OMonto

Жыл бұрын

fr ive missed the tower thought it was gone for good

I'd like to see them drop some unreasonable force of destruction akin to the giant axe blade onto freshly applied, totally wrapped Flex Tape COATED with layers of Flex Seal. The unstoppable force vs the immovable object.

To explain the food coloring,when it comes in contact with the ice,it enters into the ice and mixes with the water drops which spreads it round like it did

I love how flex tape not only recognizes the memes, but embrace the memes. 11/10 company

@RJhobbs99

Жыл бұрын

I'm Phil Swift and I sawed this boat in half!

@pizzaslice3891

Жыл бұрын

Well this video is a good way to advertise the validity of your product

@dannypipewrench533

Жыл бұрын

I stole a car and shot an ape, *PHIL SWIFT HERE WITH FLEX TAPE!*

@karelpgbr

Жыл бұрын

Yeah lmao, companies that go along with their fanbase or memes are the best!

@nexusyang4832

Жыл бұрын

*dbrand has entered the chat*

5:20 I'll take that challenge. When liquids freeze, they form crystals and typically these are well organized. But if they freeze quickly, they don't organize as well as they could if this was done slowly (slowly reducing the temperature). I believe what's happening is that the dye isn't soluble in water at low temperatures, so the dye and the water separated (think oil and water), forming what look like bubbles. Due to the size of the sample, the inside cooled more slowly, forming a semi-regular looking structure that the dye can help us visualize. It could also be gas bubbles that got frozen into the ice block, as cold gases are more soluble in water than warm ones.

@ijnebula4888

Жыл бұрын

But it’s definitely not because oxygen just decided to abandon its hydrogen atoms and make a run for it as it realized its relationship was pointless and it should immediately escape to go hang out with other oxygens.

@zxXEROTSxz

Жыл бұрын

@@ijnebula4888 this would make water into gas

@ashtongregory2831

Жыл бұрын

yall are nerds

@philipfahy9658

Жыл бұрын

@@zxXEROTSxz It would explode and actually form water again. If you split the water into gases (as in separating the oxygen in H20) in the same chamber somehow spontaneously, you'd have hydrogen gas which is highly flammable, and oxygen gas, the other typical component necessary for an ignition. Pure hydrogen ignition just produces water as a byproduct, so you'd be back to where you started. The oxygen in the water that occasionally forms bubbles, or that fish use to breathe, is just dissolved oxygen. It's still O2, it's not chemically bound to the water.

@SquirrelTheorist

Жыл бұрын

The challenge is ingenious! Perfect way to get more comments!! I love the response but tbh I love the double ingenuity of the HR team.

As ice freezes, the formation of the colored portion is dependent on two things: How fast does it freeze, and is the freezing restricted to one direction? The best way to get clear ice is to place the water in an insulated cooler and place it in a freezer to allow it to freeze slowly. This give the water time to push all impurities (shown as red in this case) to one side of the ice. Then when taken out it then shows a mostly perfectly clear block of ice.

@WierdssW0lf

2 ай бұрын

Pin him

This is probably the most absurd advertisement for the strength of Flex Tape. Strong enough to bounce an Atlas stone if layered appropriately.

I would love to see the Flex Tape get a second round with the Hulk Fist after it has been freshly applied to see how well it will hold up then.

@markrush5013

Жыл бұрын

yes exactly.maybe wind the flex tape all around the table frame where the stickiness isnt an issue just the strength is tested.

@ertubochannel9756

Жыл бұрын

Probably the tapes wins

@Ethanrobloxgamez

Жыл бұрын

@@ertubochannel9756 OBIOUSLY IT WOULD NOT

@iceneko9170

Жыл бұрын

​@@Ethanrobloxgamez who knows. the tape might have won.

@Am_Cookie2436

Жыл бұрын

@CelesteeRobloxx it lost this time due to it losing it's grip on the table and coming off. It would have a very good chance considering it stopped a 250 kilo wrecking ball dead in it's tracks without any major damage

What's really impressive is that the anvil came in at just about the worst possible angle to do the most possible damage

@RobMedellin

Жыл бұрын

That anvil be evil

@merdikalkoven873

Жыл бұрын

@Roberto Medellin the anvil had a vendetta

@johnr797

Жыл бұрын

It was a lotta damage

@mailvooryoutubehuts8234

Жыл бұрын

Well it is made out of aluminum sooo its pretty light

@M3RCURY_MUSIC

Жыл бұрын

@@mailvooryoutubehuts8234 imagine if it was made out of tungsten or gold, that would of been a LOT of damage.

Yes. You fellas are a couple short. A couple bricks short of a full wall. But that is what makes y'all awesome! Keep it up!

You should design a drop tube, about 6 feet long or so to drop the objects into from the tower and keep them in a central motion. Other than that though thats some accurate dropping!

For me, the slowie of the day was the anvil with the poudered colors. It's so flippin' good to see you guys back at the 45m tower again! Edit: Thanks for all the Likes!

@tomcosa

Жыл бұрын

Fax.

@4422-

Жыл бұрын

That band ball on the axe I haven't seen before that was wicked even tho it wasn't today I hope they hit 200k I'd love to see that slow Mo of the 1ton rubber band ball hitting the axe

@poldicosa100

Жыл бұрын

@@4422- Me too.

@SirNickyT

Жыл бұрын

Poudered ?!

@poldicosa100

Жыл бұрын

@@SirNickyT *Powdered

glad ur back at the tower. I miss these

@matthewblair6790

Жыл бұрын

Tower videos just make me so happy!! Dunno why they’re just so perfect!!

@seitzfamily070

Жыл бұрын

Agrees

@Dripthany

Жыл бұрын

Facts

I would have bet flex tape would've worked if you put a brand new layer on it.

I love how this entire channel can be summed up with "boy being boys in the best possible ways".

The Atlas stone did a lot of damage, you could clearly see how it tore a lot of it from the frame. It would be cool to see how Bruce would fare against a fresh layer of tape. Also, keep the hair, it's working.

Flex Seal could not have come up with a better add campaign than what you guys just produced. Great fun guys!! And as far as the hair... you only get one trip through.. May as well try it long once.

@michaelwright7156

Жыл бұрын

Yea whatever flex seal paid them it was worth it.

@enry_lebaron

Жыл бұрын

not as good as the phil swift ad campaign!

@llpalm08

Жыл бұрын

It is one of the few seen on TV things that lives up to the ads. I got some to repair a crack in a water butt, and it has kept it sealed for well over 3 years now

@PublicAtLarge

Жыл бұрын

You get one go at life, you might as well take a red hot crack at it.

The sand helped the flex tape A TON. It absorbed a lot of the energy/force from the dropped object

The Atlas stone took any structural integrity that tape had left and Bruce easily went through. We need to run that back. We NEED a fresh table of tape vs Bruce. 💪

Scott was pretty close on his answer! Liquid H2O holds more dissolved air than frozen H2O, as it freezes the excess dissolved air is ejected leaving the air spikes you see leaving from the middle of the ice-block. You guys continue to be such a pleasure to watch!

@brisbanekilarny6212

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Water contains dissolved gasses and it is the gasses that are forming the air pockets. The water molecules in the frozen state produce an open hexagonal structure causing the expansion of the volume of water. This forces the gases in the water to form the air bubbles.

@Patrick-hs3om

Жыл бұрын

yea if they were right it would make H2

@Jonrocks7

9 ай бұрын

Im glad there werent any 5 year olds spamming “🤓🤓🤓” in these replies!

@crazysasha1374

5 ай бұрын

An important thing to note is that the oxygen atom in the water (H2O) is not escaping the water molecule.

@yoshtg

5 ай бұрын

but its mostly nitrogen not oxygen and the oxygen in there does not come from the H2O so he was not right at all actually

To the How Ridiculous crew, as a West Australian, I see you guys are going to be on Telethon this weekend. You guys are so supportive to everyone you see and also produce some legendary content like this one. Thank you. #44 Club Rocks!

@chrissynen

Жыл бұрын

Even giving our hometown heroes: the Wildcats some love too 🤘🏼🏀

12:07 is where wrecking ball drops

@samermana5425

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for telling me❤😊

would love to see a follow up where you see if bruce can make it through without weakening it first

For the bubbles. Air is naturally absorbed in water. When the temperature changes, the change in energy causes the Air to come out of the water creating air pockets as it freezes resulting in what is seen. The mixing of the coloring added more of these air gases that can come out and the color makes a nice contrast.

@gutien3895

Жыл бұрын

Also if the oxygen did "run for the hills" they would be left with highly explosive hydrogen

@somebodylost1527

Жыл бұрын

I think they got it

Hats of to whoever welded that table frame!

@6SIX6Bloodshedded

Жыл бұрын

@the ugly greek that would depend on the thickness

We just not gon talk about ol boy at 4:18 in the background letting the jimmy fly eh 😂

So with the ice, that's air normally in water that gets trapped when you freeze it. This is partially caused by freezing it from all sides at once. If you instead insulate the water container on all sides except the top, it will directionally freeze from the top to the bottom, and it will push out all of the air, and make a block of ice that is clear like the glass orb, and significantly stronger and denser. Also stays colder longer and doesn't break apart easily in your drink (and is nearly invisible, a cool party trick). Just need to use a cooler, or make a styrofoam box around your container.

Aw man I've been so hyped for a return to the tower! Also in response to Brett's hair question, I started buzzing the sides of my head and leaving a thin strip of hair like Sheeva from Mortal Kombat and it's been a really nice mix of both worlds. Has the length for some fun flippy action but is super light and cool. Godspeed guys, thanks for the amazing entertainment! :)

@HunterReport

Жыл бұрын

TOWAH!

I definitely want to see a rematch with Bruce and a fresh flex tape setup.

@amasterofone

Жыл бұрын

100%

@ehombane

Жыл бұрын

yes, but with the tape around the edge and under to the other side. this way it matters only elasticity, not the grip. because the grip does not sum, like the thickness. only the first layer will count. And that edge is quite thin. If that table had full sides, and so a full meter of grip, reckon would have stayed stuck.

@benweieneth1103

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, you can tell in the atlas slowie at 12:37 that the tape lost a lost of edge grip during that bounce, so it failed on the next drop.

Did they ever do a one ton rubber band ball versus giant axe?! Loved the original rubber band ball on axe slow-ey so i would love to see an attempt at a bigger one!

If you freeze hot water, it will freeze faster than cold water but it will leave a lot of white bubbles inside. If you freeze cold water, it will be clear ice.

That was crazy. Can we just recognize that Rexy has some awesome break dance moves on the first drop? Almost landed on his feet. The zorbies were a cool slow mo but, the powder paint was really cool. Great job guys. Kudos to Flex Tape!

@cavwastaken6161

Жыл бұрын

*Zorbies*

@4wheelliving132

Жыл бұрын

LOL I was thinking the same thing about Rexy's dance moves

I love how they record like its 2017 again. they never seem to change which i admire and like a lot.

@mojoulv8793

Жыл бұрын

i love how your pfp looked like

@stewpidasso3910

Жыл бұрын

You are like the love child of daily dose of internet and tales from the trip

@StrghtUpGhoul

Жыл бұрын

17 again...

@jeremiahvasquez7139

Жыл бұрын

you are sus

@IngwiePhoenix

Жыл бұрын

tbf thats kinda the best era of KZread... kinda. Only rivaled by it's early years really. Hardly any sponsor plugs, straight into content, just plain entertainment and good fun. Thats the youtube I remember and love - just with a lil' bit of paint :)

Probably won’t get seen, but here’s my comtest answer: Water freezes from the outside in. This forces trapped gases and solid particles toward the inside of the ice block. These concentrated impurities cause that opaque, textured area in the ice.

@datgaydangernoodle1315

8 ай бұрын

Cool

So what's actually happening in the iceblock is something known as the cryoconcentration effect. When an aqueous solution freezes, the liquid does not freeze uniformly. Some parts of the solution freeze first, typically the outer parts, while the liquid closer to the center freezes later. The solute, in this case the food coloring, is pushed towards the unfrozen solution by the ice front, increasing its concentration (hence cryoconcentration). This is why the outside of the ice block is clear and the inside has the food dye.

I love how these guys are just casually getting better and better at dropping heavy things from great heights 😂

13:35 To show you the power of FlexSealant, _I Smashed This Barrel in Half!!_

9:58 slow motion shot is worth watching the video

Forget the flex tape. That's one sturdy table

The employees at this place must either adore you or hate you. I can’t imagine someone being on the fence seeing this every day 😂

@iravixian8833

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't want to be on THAT fence

@RaetroQX

Жыл бұрын

LOL

@farronmain6718

Жыл бұрын

they have destroyed a fence before and payed for it , i don't think they have a problem with them

@vikingghost117

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I'd probably have anxiety... and I don't get anxiety :P

@simonmultiverse6349

Жыл бұрын

2:10 Ball hits table - Some paleontologists and fossil collectors want to talk to you, for clearly you have found the REAL reason that the dinosaurs were wiped out. This should be used as a learning aid for the history of Planet Earth and all life upon it.

You know what? Of everything here, their consistent accuracy is the most impressive.

Try next time with FlexTape winding it over and under instead of letting it only grip around the edges. I mean, like Kite rope on a plank, Over and under pass and then at 90Deg. angle again. That might give it even more strength.

You guys just do it the right way . Thank you so much for what you do . Great example for the kids . Took the egg drop challenge and turned it into a lifestyle. Well done!

@randomdude189

Жыл бұрын

They fall short a lot but most of them are wins

Genuinely impressed with how well the tape held up. From what I can see. a lot of it comes from the flexibility of the tape itself, meaning it can deform (bulge) a lot, absorbing the impact over that distance, meaning it doesn't experience as much force at a given time compared to e.g. bulletproof glass, and hence it doesn't break. It's kinda the same idea as using a blanket or trampoline to catch someone jumping from a height/out of a building, and also explains why the exercise ball didn't pop. Great video and great slowies on this one :) P.S. Stanford - I think you look great with both short and long hair. It's always great to experiment, but in the end go with whichever makes you feel like your best you :)

@05edb

Жыл бұрын

A lot of it comes from the fact the table is in sand so acts like a spring, thus absorbing most the impact. Would like to see this with a table on solid ground.

@ianlavalley1803

Жыл бұрын

@@05edb as well i think they went around without breaking the tape meaning when you would push on top it would lock up after being stretched similar to a Chinese finger lock bet it would hold vs bruce if it was the first time

@HappysFunPalace

Жыл бұрын

@@05edb we also have no idea how much flex tape they actually used, the same thing can be done with regular tape, if you use enough. Imo if they wanted to show how effective flex tape is they should have done like a similar one with regular tape, or start with 1 layer of flex tape and work up (but that sounds way too time consuming)

@LordSaulo

Жыл бұрын

put subtitles in portuguese, please.

@TS_Mind_Swept

Жыл бұрын

A..a bulge? 👀

I love these guys! Their positivity and fun nature is so nice to be around, even if it is on the phone!

12:30 at this point in the video I was like "Bro, the FRAME is gonna break before FLEX TAPE💀"

9:46 that’s the best slow mo we’ve ever seen!!! Great video as always guys, can’t wait for the next one! 😊

Flex Seal got so many free commercials out of this video! You hit 4 items in and I was truly impressed.

ice tends to freeze from the outside in because the freezing process leaches heat from the surface before working its way towards the middle, and most water has a good bit of atmospheric gas dissolved in it, like the carbonation in a soda. As it freezes, that air separates because there isn't enough energy to keep it dissolved, but since the surface is already frozen, it gets stuck inside the ice as the water continues to freeze around it.

You should drop an anvil on turbo flex eye glasses and see if they survive

@bengreen630

Жыл бұрын

Lol

12:43 Dinosaur is flying

5:23 there is water, H2O, it is a molecule, it doesn't separate when frozen; there are gases dissolved in the water because it freezes from the outside in, thus those gases separate from the liquid, resulting in bubbles, but that texture is created because water expands when frozen, creating texture, it laso crystallizes and the dye is pushed during the outside-in-freezing and density difference, so oxigen never leaves

@the_toilet_xd

26 күн бұрын

Also this trapped gases give us crunchy ice, the bubbles leave porousness in the ice, which collapse when bitten

I think for a fair fight against bruce you should've made a new table since the wrecking ball pulled some of the tape loose

I kind of want to see Bruce Vs. a freshly taped table. I feel like the other items loosened the tape’s grip

that stuff is genuinely impressive, the best advertising they could have done is giving it to you guys to test haha

Thought for sure that anvil was going right through. Very impressive!

Flex Tape really does work well, it just depends on what the application situation is. It really can hold up to quite a beating depending on what you use it for.

I'd love to see some tests with gradually increasing amounts of flex tape

@numbereightyseven

Жыл бұрын

Woop de doo

@numbereightyseven

Жыл бұрын

say please

Answer to the quetion: The answer has to do with trapped air bubbles. Liquid H2O can hold a certain amount of impurities dissolved in it. Ice can also hold some dissolved air, but in much smaller amounts. Thus upon freezing, the water has more air than the ice can hold, and the excess air is ejected out of the freezing water. In the case of ice cubes in the freezer, the freezing process starts from the OUTSIDE and works its way into the center of the ice cube. The air that is ejected from the freezing surface is then ejected into the center of the ice cube. Since it can't escape, this air eventually forms trapped air bubbles inside the ice, causing it to look cloudy. Clear ice, on the other hand, is formed by directionally solidifying the ice, that is, freezing the water from one end to the other. This allows the excess air to be pushed from one end of the ice slab to another, eventually getting released into the air as the last of the water solidifies. Since the air was not trapped in the ice, its appearance is transparent. Variations of this technique are used to produce ice sculptures, ice cubes for restaurants, and many other applications in which clear ice is needed.

@JonHammond81

Жыл бұрын

Answer to the more important question: Brett should indeed cut his hair.

@IAMDARTHVADERBITCH

Жыл бұрын

Replace the word 'air' with 'impurities'. Otherwise I'm pretty sure that's spot on.

@Jerrymouse79

Жыл бұрын

@@JonHammond81 agreed! Ppl talking about science at a time like this?? There are more pressing matters to attend to! Stanford, get your hair cut you look scruffy mate 😂😂😂

For anyone interested in why there is actually those bubbles in ice its because the water has some air dissolved in it, when the ice freezed that air becomes bubbles in the ice, if you want to stop this from happening you need to freeze it directionally, meaning out it in an open cooler as you freeze it

That was incredible guys really cool footage! I think the flex tape would’ve done better. Had it been wrapped entirely around the whole table rather than just the top and the lip at the same thickness? Very cool though guys!👍🏼🤩♥️

I’m so glad you’re back at the tower. I do love everything else you do, but this is where it started. I still watch your old videos often.

1:10 the way Rexy gets his leg swept from under him made me laugh for some reason 😂 he then almost does a triple somersault with twist AND nearly stuck the landing! What a legend!! 🦖

@pigbenis8366

Жыл бұрын

I just commented about this as well. Glad I'm not the only one.

the oxygen has the same properties as helium in the air, so when you freeze the water the oxygen in the water will keep rising but won’t be able to make it out of the water since the top of the water always freezes first like ponds in the winter or ice skating rinks, so when the oxygen keeps rising it gets trapped under the frozen layer of ice above and the cycle keeps happening over and over and over because water always freezes from top to bottom and air never freezes

That is absolutely an EPIC shot at 9:50 of Rexy with the paint shooting upwards with all the colors rising around him 😎 Badass.

I hope they keep sending y’all as much flex seal products as you need to use however y’all want This is awesome

@johnkeith7188

Жыл бұрын

Flex Seal collab for an entire series? Sign me up!

YES!! Back to the tower! Hopefully no fence or building damage. I always like watching the wonton destruction on this channel.

@Zeo95

Жыл бұрын

Bot?

@Zeo95

Жыл бұрын

𝖋𝖔𝖓𝖙?

@Joe_for_real

Жыл бұрын

You want to see wonton destruction you should come to my place when we get Chinese take out.

Nobody's talking about how durable Rexie is🦖🤣 He sustained direct hits too, I wonder how a meteorite got them extinct 😆

0:36 the way rexy fell made my day

It'll be an unpopular take, but I'm glad to see you three back dancing with the girl who brought you to the KZread dance. Renting choppers and making giant hammers is cool and all, but at least for me this is a "dropping things from our old pal, the GDC45" channel. Hydraulic Press Channel is still popular because they still press stuff. It's good to see you guys back there showing homage to your roots.

@tjfritts9013

Жыл бұрын

@@imout9739 I, and many others I suspect, subscribed for the drop videos. That's what got my click. Frankly, trick shot vids have never really impressed me; if you take enough tries, practically anything is possible.

I love how this showcases a lot of strengths and weaknesses of flextape. Well done!

@somethinguncreative4475

Жыл бұрын

weaknesses?? what weaknesses were in the video. great comment btw have a good day.

this is actually the most impressive advert I've ever seen lmao

need to rig it back up and hit it with the 130k right off the go. It took a lot of punishment before taking on the fist

That Rexy leg sweep was ruthless!! 🦖 Great viddie guys!! Great to see the tower back in use again! 😚🤌

@Cedar_Wolf

Жыл бұрын

It's also good to see Rexy getting almost smashed by random objects again. I never thought I'd say that; I always kinda felt bad for Rexy, and yet, here we are.

That glass orb was some solid slow-mo, boys. Nicely done.

I can not believe it took the wrecking ball. Wow! 🤯

5:19 Welp, my best guess is since water freezes from the outter most part in. The air bubbles that were stuck in place on the sides of the container y'all put the water in were slowly guided inward. As the water froze it created pressure within the remaining water pushing on those bubbles and as the freezing process continued a trail of tinier air bubbles were left behind. I'm not exactly sure how the trail has a turning affect, but maybe that is just the camera. I'd love to know what Dustin thinks from Smarteveryday.

9:20 I thought you guys were looking at the dirt. Took my brain a few seconds to adjust

Incredible fact that you hear no wind at the top is nuts. Insane mics

To explain the food coloring pattern in the ice block...as water freezes, it also expands. The outward movement of that expansion, coupled with the nearly frozen molecules of water causes the coloring within the water to expand out with the water, simply showing a more clear visual of that phenomenon.

I would have liked to have seen a "How many layers" thing like you did with the cling film a while back, it could have been cool to see some breakage on the lower layer numbers with the anvil. Thanks for showing this video, great fun!

@RyanConnell5150

Жыл бұрын

Alright, go volunteer to lug the anvil up to the top every time for them then.

@blastfiendsunite420

Жыл бұрын

@@RyanConnell5150 they have a winch, it ain't that deep

After they compliment his accuracy he follows it up with the directest hit in the history of things hitting each other, at 11:18

1:38 “will not break on impact” **breaks on impact**

3:26 love the short Edbassmaster impersonation

i honestly love that you guys always show the misses and mess ups. it makes your hits and you accuracy even better. thanks for being awesome!

Gaunson's explanation of actual physics and chemistry is hillarious.

you know what we need as well... Demolition Ranch needs to do a " Now much flex tape stops a bullet " and other tapes too.