Wow, this video was great! Referring it back to blood clotting was really cool, I never realised how simple the process was; it basically runs itself. The tricky part is making it so the platelets are only activated near a wound otherwise you end up with a life-threatening Pulmonary Embolism. Thanks so much for making this.

@Gilburrito

5 жыл бұрын

Blood is also a shear-thinning fluid which means it flows better under pressure (your heart pumping) and is closer to a solid without pressure. It's the opposite of oobleck!

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

That's what I love about posting, I get back additional information that I didn't know, thanks for sharing.

mic is clipping a lot. great content. so are you not retired? or did you just film this before you left teaching?

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

I had a lot of trouble with the sound on this one. I am retired but shot a lot of video before leaving, now I adding what is needed to finish them up.

Thanks teacher Bruce 👏

Nice to see u back sir...!!!!

Awesome demo, thanks! Very impressed, never seen it before 👍🏻

Thank you for sharing this very cool science experiment

Thank you, Mr. Bruce.

thanks mr Bruce, very cool

Thanks for another awesome video Mr Yeany! 😊

Very interesting and educational!

love the video please just turn down the gain on the mic on the camera

Great vid ! I love your demonstrations! Have a great day !

This is incredible......amazing......

When I got my notifications I had to double check lol.

Pepper works to stop pinhole radiator leaks.. pretty big pinholes. That's just regular old black table pepper.. cool video! Thanks for posting!

Wow, this is way cool!

Thanks for making these videos.

Oh wow, very cool

Love your videos! I have an idea for future videos. You could tell even more about the physics behind all these awesome tricks, maybe by explaining laws or by using more simulations on paper or something. That way you wouldn't need to use that much of video material and you could make more videos and I really feel like that would make yor videos even more interesting and scientific. Sorry for poor english. Good to see you back sensei!

Cool, I assume this is the sort of idea behind the self sealing green goop that you put in tractor tires.

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

yes it is the same type of behavior.

Fibers you say. Gonna try this with some asbestos and see if it works. Great video as always!

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

LOL, good luck with that

Muchas gracias.

Great video! Keep up with this great content. Greetings from Brazil :D

thank you sir reminds me of school

Appreciate it a lot Thx man

Good vid

I used to drop a handful of sand into any water barrels at work that had pin hole leaks, the sand would get sucked in and clog the hole at least until the barrel is bumped

@YeanyScience

4 жыл бұрын

same idea

Love it

Waiting for next video sir

back from retirement!

Ur the best

Good Idea

I wish I had you as a science teacher

@masonsweigert8604

5 жыл бұрын

Bluze he was the greatest I’m sad he retired

@bluze6131

5 жыл бұрын

@@masonsweigert8604 you had him?!?

@masonsweigert8604

5 жыл бұрын

Bluze yeah He used to be in the middle school wing and he taught 8th grade

very nice

Reminds me of the old trick to plug a small leak in your car's radiator. Drop a raw egg in, it goes to the leak and plugs it.

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't heard that one, but tobacco was another favorite to use.

will this process work with simple flour(wheat)????

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

Good question, we didn't try it. That would make a good investigation, testing several whole grain flours versus ones that have been processed, such as white flour.

@sanjeevs4855

5 жыл бұрын

@@YeanyScience Does the polymer layer gets formed at the openings due to grains so the flow stops?Is this the correct reason? or Is it due to the phenomenon like solid crumps(of white flour) will be thrown outward that ultimately covers the pores?

@sanjeevs4855

5 жыл бұрын

@@YeanyScience please reply sir

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

I do not know a lot about grain polymers so hopefully someone else can clarify this better. I think the two descriptions you give are pretty much the same action. Clumping would be the result of the long chains of polymers linking together. The polymer I was referring to in the video is the materials making up the plastic bag and the latex balloon. However, grains and proteins can also be a natural polymer, so I would guess the polymer chains link together at the opening to help form the seal. White processed wheat might not work so well due to it missing the endosperm which is fiber, processing removes this. Whole wheat would be a better choice.

@sanjeevs4855

5 жыл бұрын

@@YeanyScience Thanks!..Good luck for your new videos (^^)

6:43

So, a leaky pipe, pour oatmeal powder with water into it?

Sir when you are going to upload next video Waiting Respect you a lot sir

Bruce The Impaler

where can i bought woder ?

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

In or around Philadelphia and most of New Jersey

Try to use a limiter on your audio for better sound quality.

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

A lot of this video was shot with an older camera, the sound quality is not so good.

@Protegit

5 жыл бұрын

@@YeanyScience Okay, I understand. If youre still using that camera, here are some solutions that could help you: - Connect an external mic directly to your camera (even a cheap but new mic would do better), - Record sound separately using a phone for example, and then in a video editing software such as Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere, or a different programme (there are some free ones) swap the audio from the camera for audio from your secondary recorder. - In your camera setting search for something called a limiter, compressor or gain, and try different values for these settings, then test if the audio gets any better. Hope it helps ;)

Hope you wont Break Bad ! we miss ya

Если бы кто-то ещё перевёл это видео =)

now tire sealant was sold worldwide

Why is the dish soap needed?

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

the soap is used to lubricate the tip of the dowel and helps them slip through without out tearing the material

Could oobleck work here?

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

Students tried cone starch and it worked

It’s necessary soap?

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

soap or oil makes it easier but you can try it without it

Try shooting a 22 caliber pellet (dipped in oil) into the balloon (with oatmeal juice). What a mess!!

Imagine if your skin did that

Can I put some oatmeal in my engine oil 🤔😆? Stop leak won't seem to do the trick 😑😅.

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

LOL, probably too much compression for the oatmeal. Originally I heard that a favorite trick of used car salesmen was to put oatmeal in the car radiator to stop it from leaking, that's the idea for this came from. I also heard that oatmeal was added to transmission and rear differential oils to make them run quieter.

By the way where do you live? And was in which school!?? Just curious!!😂

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

I live near Hershey Pennsylvania, and I taught at Annville-Cleona Middle/High School. I taught there 41 years and retired last June.

@pratham8091

5 жыл бұрын

@@YeanyScience ohh that's a long period!!😃

@kokobean2131

5 жыл бұрын

Bruce Yeany I’ve never heard my teacher say I’ve been teaching for 41 years lol

wooder balloons

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

Grew up around Philadelphia, that's how it's pronounced there

@2404charles

5 жыл бұрын

@@YeanyScience I just find it a bit funny :D

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

Ah that's nothing compared to the responses I've gotten where I pronounce Height as Heigth, another regional pronunciation that I've always used and have had quite a few comments to correct me. Fortunately, Webster dictionary has backed me up in it's use.

First!

6:39 wheird flex but ok

🙄🤔It can be used in car wheels

Now drink it and see what it plugs up.

Use cotton

great vid but your audio seems to be a bit too loud

that intro... not inspired at all ;)

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I've never quite seen what's interesting about the "stick through baloon/bag demonstration". It doesn't even register with me as anything more interesting than say balancing a coin on it's side. Definitely a thing but. I tend to feel demonstrations are interesting when they involve something unexpected, novel, or different from a previous experience; when an expectation is challenged. Balancing toys are novel because most things are unstable when they balance. Soap dropped on a water surface covered with peppers makes the peppers run to the edge is novel because droppong anything else into the liquid doesn't do that. Water biung sucked up a glass when a candle inside it goes out is novel because liquids usually dont move upwards on their own. But what's the expectation being subverted with the stick through bag? (Speaking about it as a standard demonstration. Not specifically the video as as this self-sealing variant is novel in the sense that doesnt happen with most liquids)

@masonsweigert8604

5 жыл бұрын

SeriousSquid brother it’s a trick for children. They haven’t seen a lifetime of tricks and their experiences with balloons at this point are seeing them pop because who doesn’t pop a balloon in front of their kid at one point. It’s not made for adults such as yourself.

Did you just outright rip off the Cody's Lab style intro, lol

@YeanyScience

5 жыл бұрын

I enjoy Cody's lab but no, I've been using this intro for the last 5 years so it might be the other way around.

@masonsweigert8604

5 жыл бұрын

Knight it is the other way around Cody has mentioned Mr.Yeany before