BTW the convict thing was a joke. I haven't been to prison (yet).

@SideshowBen206

18 күн бұрын

🙄

@TheEvilAdministrator

17 күн бұрын

lol

@paolo69

14 күн бұрын

Or do you? Vsauce music intensifies

@vasishthdave3137

14 күн бұрын

Yet here is a keyword

@commandingangel

13 күн бұрын

Completely legal with an EPA Section 608 Universal license...🏴‍☠

Remember kids don't try this at home......go to the neighbors house.....

@user-pk9xo1vn7v

20 күн бұрын

Nice

@paranoiia8

20 күн бұрын

That's why we have a garage... Yes, it's not for cars 😅

@kiwi7556

20 күн бұрын

This comment made me chuckle 😂

@sammy5576

20 күн бұрын

That's what my music teacher said, about home made fireworks

@nunyabisnass1141

20 күн бұрын

That reminded me of when "hand tool rescue" rebuilt a flame thrower, and he was testing it in his front yard. It then cut away to his wife saying "I'm going to fu*king kill him" while looking out the window.

"...Some unqualified ex-convict on youtube who uses stupid MS Paint animations." The Hyperspace Pirate lore just got a lot deeper.

@GRBtutorials

20 күн бұрын

Yeah, I didn’t know he used MS Paint!

@jc5445

19 күн бұрын

There has to be an interesting story behind this

@TamaHAHA

19 күн бұрын

Well we never have to worry about political statements on the channel since he can't vote! /S

@GingerHead.

19 күн бұрын

I need to learn this lore

The safety warning is legit. Look up house natural gas explosions. Think 'crater filled with finely-shredded house'.

@gazehound

20 күн бұрын

I knew these explosions were bad but you were seriously not kidding about "finely-shredded".

@karoma7898

20 күн бұрын

JEEEEEZUS CHRIST! 'crater filled with finely-shredded house' is an amazingly accurate description!

@nathan-shearer

20 күн бұрын

I've seen a natural gas exploded house from a leak. There was pink insulation all over the neighbourhood and the house was deleted from the lot. There was nothing left but parts of the basement foundation.

@R.Daneel

19 күн бұрын

Yeah. One of the few demolitions you can clean up with a rake.

@M0UAW_IO83

18 күн бұрын

Look up LNG ship explosion too, those ships go boom and shred ports.

"I live in Florida." *Plugs his household gas supply into some random gadget on the garage floor*. Now, I'm European and no anthropologist but, from what I've read on the internet, this checks out.

The emergency pressure relief burrito operated flawlessly.

@amosbackstrom5366

16 күн бұрын

Way safer than an end cap projectile

Now you need a way to make liquid oxygen, and with that, you can make your own rocket.

@xyzero1682

20 күн бұрын

I think he did that, or at least he can make nitrogen and freeze open air.

@defenestrated23

20 күн бұрын

BPS Space crossover?

@xenomancer1

20 күн бұрын

LOX is easiest to make with LN2 since it boils a few degrees hotter at ambient pressure. All you have to do is leave some LN2 exposed to the atmosphere and it will form LOX in situ. A full red 16oz solo cup of LN2 (insulated inside a styrofoam cup) will yield approximately 4oz of LOX over the course of ~20min in 70 degF standard lab air. My lab was using LN2 to cryofracture SEM samples and (as the LCHO, or "safety guy") I had to purge the overnight pressure build-up on the vapor side of the high pressure storage tank and then purge about 2 liters of ambient pressure liquid to blow out any ice that formed from water diffusing in during the vapor side purge. Suffice to say, I had plenty of spare LN2 to play with for a while. Some vids of it dancing about in the lab hood should still be on my channel somewhere. Making LOX was a fun little side project, as was ozonating it and seeing just how high a concentration could be allowed before it got angry (all ozone is always angry at all times). Pure LOX can be made by distilling off the N2 from the liquid mix in situ. Simply combine many aliquots of collected LN2/LOX mix and allow the N2 to escape. This cascade will bring you arbitrarily close to pure LOX. Most trace gasses will freeze out and a coffee filter can be used to remove them. Just keep all sources of ignition away. Pure oxygen makes just about everything containing carbon explosively flammable. Also, oxygen can be quite toxic. Don't breath the pure stuff if you don't have to.

@Auroral_Anomaly

20 күн бұрын

Make your own bomb if the flow speed is too high.

@MikeyMobes

20 күн бұрын

thats easy. Just pull air through a schlenk/gas trap cooled with liquid nitrogen for long enough and boom you get liquid oxygen

Wooooo! Mr. Dr. Fridge man uploaded!

@joejane9977

20 күн бұрын

always entertainment of great quality

Based on video where Hyperspace Pirate produced refrigerant from pee! I was a little worried about how he's going to collect methane 😂.

@JuniorJunison

20 күн бұрын

That's a lot of farting for only 100 grams of methane

Another great vid. I feel I have to say two things that you probably already know, but I'll feel better having said them: 1: Eliminating ignition sources is not enough safety. You need to be ensuring that you're not forming an explosive mixture in the first place, because sooner or later an atmosphere that can ignite, _will_ ignite, either through an unexpected ignition source (bear in mind we could be talking unexpectedly catalytic materials, not just something above the autoignition temp) or just through the Maxwell-Boltzman energy lottery. 2: It's pronounced "car-no", it's French.

@oiytd5wugho

20 күн бұрын

Exactly, It's French, we can disrespect the pronounciation

@jhonbus

20 күн бұрын

@@oiytd5wugho 100% fair point

@asandax6

18 күн бұрын

I saw a video where a guy drove over an oil spill on the road and one guy commented that "driving over an oil spill is not only a traction problem but a fire hazard". Most of the replies were people telling the commenter he was dumb and that it is near impossible to make the oil catch on fire by driving over it. I am now currently worried by the self centered confidence of people thinking nothing will go wrong because they know better.

As soon as I saw the forbidden burrito, the title started making a lot of sense...

Exploding metal burritos is one thing... but surely you can't just casually mention "ex-convict" and leave us hanging!? Story time!!!?

@mattgayda2840

20 күн бұрын

Lots of people have been arrested for doing "chemistry" in their garage 😂

@lizardkeeper100

20 күн бұрын

judging from the projects he builds I bet it isn't that interesting of a story especially since he lives in florida.

@friedrichvonsnatch3501

20 күн бұрын

​@@mattgayda2840 Big difference between being arrested and convicted

@Jinakaks

20 күн бұрын

My guess is that perhaps it's related to piracy? Considering his name "hyperspace pirate". Perhaps he got arrested and convicted of online piracy of videos or games or something

@yanikb.1312

20 күн бұрын

​@@Jinakaks that would be incredibly based

HSP sees gaseous gasses at STP and says, "Not on my watch!"

Bro will not be defeated by air

@niaschimnoski882

19 күн бұрын

Bro said I will put the air in its place.

@bkarr8525

14 күн бұрын

bro

"Florida man blows house off foundation making youtube videos"

10:16 "Everything electronic was turned off", glad you kept the camera on though, lol

14:19 Upgrade from a burrito to a pipe bomb, brilliant. Love your vids.

I like watching the progress in these videos! They're all very interesting

@gazehound

20 күн бұрын

no way! it's lab synthesized nigel!

@aurorajunior6328

8 күн бұрын

I want to See This Colab lol

14:15 - next episode, mad cryo-cooler guy is gonna make an LNG pipe bömb 😯

11:20 Your built quality *IS* improving, so your work hasn’t been for nothing and legit credit where credit is due!

Some Bits from a fellow Alternative Fuels Nerd: - I would 100% be down for a series where you try and run a Natural Gas / CNG Generator on a LNG System you make! (“Adsorbed Natural Gas” is a thing to check out too) - I mentioned this in my safety bit, but for not just that but also procedure/system design checking up on the Code Books and Academic Literature (that is if you haven’t already) for LPG, LNG, Cryogens/Odd HVAC Stuff etc may be worth a look. Sidenote “LNG Train” is a common term for a unit at a plant that makes the stuff (they can have multiple for more throughput) - FINALLY Check out “Dimethyl Ether”, it stores like Propane, Works well as Diesel (Cetane Value is higher than diesel, and as with Autogas (ie lpg in Spark ignition engines) it evaporating quicker can help with fuel injector effectiveness (also can condense air/generate boost *i think* ). It is made Catalytically, often from Methanol, so given your experience, i THINK you could totally make this. And again a series running it in a cheap amazon/ebay single cylinder diesel engine would be REALLY cool. Just a thought from a MAJOR DME nerd lol. Hope this helps/was interesting and keep up your great work!

One of the best channels out there IMO. Making cold is quite an interesting branch of engineering.

I like the dog and blackboard picture

I decided your burrito was not going to hold pressure... and then said self, he must know it will be low pressure. love it.

0:48 In some countries compressed natural gas is a semi common form of vehicle propulsion, with cars using it being very energy efficient (good mileage per kg of methane) but not able to hold much. Liquefied natural gas is also used but only on heavy trucks and buses

When I used to make solid nitrogen from putting liquid nitrogen in a vacuum chamber I'd put the dish on a foam kitchen dishwashing pad. The kind of really soft yellow polyurethane type foam. It works better than syrofoam because sometimes when styrofoam expands the dish can fall over.

Yay! I was getting withdrawal symptoms!

Always excited to see what you've been up too! Great as always

Great stuff man. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Getting super close to the end goal.

Love your videos, keep it up! I'm so greatful i get one of your videos every month.

I am more than happy to press pause on anything I am doing to watch another of your videos Great work

Precursor to NCSB video. Love it

Yay, new video !

Absolutely beautiful insight!!!! Love it. Thank you for the upload ❤

Refrigeration has always been one of those things I knew very little about. I still do, but now I have a sense of how much I don't know. Maybe one of these days I can actually diagnose my AC issues without paying someone to do it for me.

Damn man another great video! I loves this series

You have high quality content and humor, a short upload span, and I just like you as a content creator.

@13:25 Try suspension for thermal insulation! like some fishing wire and a small rig (or even thin metal wire fastened to ceramic coated something). It can be more trouble than it's worth, but sometimes it works like a charm.

35k in 11 hours... My man! Im glad to be here watching you.

The shot of the glass burning is great!

Your videos are awesome man! The amount of effort you put into these projects is insane. Keep up the great work🎉

This is such an underated channel!

I just have to say thank you and congratulations! I normally watch videos on 1.5-2x speed. This video is the first ever that I am actually slowing down to watch. 💪🏽👏🏼

12:01 I don't know if I just have good headphones. But the background noise in this video was messing with me. Sounded like someone was banging around in my house.

Ohhh I wanted to do this so bad for a LNG / Diesel hybrid project. It's so cool seeing someone going down that rabbit hole!

Keep it up man, you videos keep me interested, your doing great🎉

Woohoo, another Hyperspace Pirate video! Thank you for the great content brother, love this series. Question... doesn't the glass wool make your hands itch like crazy? I get flashbacks to crawling through my attic space to insulate it with fiber glass batts /shudders

❤ your videos, the presentation and the humor is just an amalgamate of top notch science at garage level budget. I still have to figure out how you pull it off and actually have time to sleep 😅

Great content. I really enjoyed that the only CAD model I have seen through out your videos is showing how to put a end cap on a pipe.

You´re the only channel who´s ad´s I actually watch! Thanks for the fart gas efforts, all Your efforts btw. Please don´t blow up, I dig this stuff.

In the rocket world we often hear about liquid methane being a particularly "frothy" cryogen. It really is! Awesome to see it visually during the beaker pours.

They're pricy, but go to a nearby HVAC supply house. Some of them will sell to the general public, get 5 percent brazing rod. The silver content is lower than others, and it requires more heat and prep. But, it'll stand up to pressures high enough to ruin a compressor's internal bypass. That's somewhere between 400 and 500PSI. I've never had issues with 15 percent silver solder, but its actually more expensive than 5 percent, melts at a lower temps, but it's softer so it may not stand up to higher pressure.

Very impressive!

Ahhhhh perfect. I love to start my day with a bit of refrigeration content.

Hyperspace Pilot, Cold is the unexplored realm. Fascinating and love the numbers. Edwards Deming "without data youre just another person with an opinion", and HP numbers = data is good enough for me. Closing the loop on a calculation by coming at it from multiple directions , beautiful work. a few glass beads in the vacuum chamber before freezing the methane might lift off the base, just a guess. Inspiring channel.

complimenti, ottimo lavoro

Love your posts!

What a gem

If you don't like dealing with glass wool you can use vermiculite instead, it's a good enough insulator for the job and is dirt cheap at hardware stores. You could build the box out of foam and foil tape, drop in your coil, then fill in the bulk with the vermiculite.

This is really awesome 😎👍👍👍

14:04 it’s funny, as soon as you showed that burrito reservoir I yelled at the screen “there’s no way those ends will hold!” Not exactly an Einstein observation, I know, it’s just funny later in the same video it did the thing. :) You’re amazing - keep up the great work!

You need to let your refrigant pass through about half your exchanger, which will liquefy against the heavier hydrocarbons. Run it into a seperstor, then let the liquified refrigerant cool the bottom of the cooler. The stuff that doesn't liquefy is the lighter side. Let that run through the whole thing, which will make it liquefy and just use that against the coldest side. You'll end up much colder. Yes, people who are annoying me for NDA violation, Ive checked. There are google search PFDs with this design visible. Also, cold spots at the bottom means you have too many heaviest, including butane.

@user-xe8oi5oq6c

20 күн бұрын

Its autocascading cryocooler.

This series keeps evolving. I hope one day you take it to it's logical conclusion: Liquid Helium!

Thanks!

Maybe you should try welding the cryocooler so it can resist more pressure? Epic video as always, stay safe!

Here in Sweden CNG(Compressed Natural Gas) is almost as common of a fuel for cars as gasoline and diesel, especially within the municipality, they even see it as a green alternative alongside with electric cars to gasoline and diesel. In my city it is beeing produced from the food waste fraction, at my local "landfill" recycling station.

That was really interesting

very interesting!

Cool video! Almost -180°C cool! :D

I can't believe you did this indoors and are still alive.

For a high pressure compressor you should look into pcp air rifle compressors

I like the burrito design. The large weak seam makes it less likely to detonate if something is going wrong

Babe wake up Hyperspacepirate uploaded a new video

@newklear2k

20 күн бұрын

I was literally going to type this exact comment.

@V.E.D.Gaming

20 күн бұрын

@@newklear2k first come first serve

@violaanderson175

20 күн бұрын

Fridge guy

@crabbyboi9127

20 күн бұрын

if my gf did this I'd marry her on the spot

@multiarray2320

20 күн бұрын

​@@V.E.D.Gaming technical computer science flashbacks intensify

Can't wait for the solid methane vid

8:45 that's a classy bathroom right there

Had a toke and totally forgot what channel I was watching right up to "make it in your garage" came on the screen.

Delightful!

There is no need for a moisture filter between the compressor and the natural gas. Natural gas is usually dried to a very low moisture content to avoid condensations in the gas pipeline.

Loving the journey. Lost the map. Just following along until you get to the results.

I don't know if you own or are renting your house but if you are renting it may not be code so you will want to revert the system back before inspection as I am sure such a use may fail inspection. Even if you own the house it may fail the inspection of the system to ensure it is still functional. Removing moisture is also good because moisture can destroy the compressor and even the oil. I think it causes the oil to become acidic and breaks down the varnish on the windings and causes a short.

Also remember that glass wool is moisture permeable, so at low temp. it condense inside insulation making less effective insulating material. Use Polyurethane Foam for or styrofoam .

1:42 you forgot the biggest hazard of hydrogen: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_isomers_of_hydrogen "If orthohydrogen is not removed from rapidly liquified hydrogen, without a catalyst, the heat released during its decay can boil off as much as 50% of the original liquid. " That means if you liquefy hydrogen quickly, it can escape through solid material... with gratuitous and destructive force.

I was thinking of creative ways to go off grid and maintain pure self sufficiency without having to do everything by candlelight and silly stuff like that. So I looked at biogas as a regenerative fuel source. It contains methane, CO2, hydrogen sulfide, water vapor and other trace gases. So I found simple ways to remove everything but methane. I then considered condensing it into a liquid propane is. I then found that is insane as illustrated by this video. It had me realizing why rural areas are supplied with propane and urban areas with NG. NG is plentiful. If every home in America had a pipe running NG to it like powerlines. That’s a ton of gas filling the NG pipes. So much unused gas. So it’s more practical to have the two most common fuels used the way they are. Meeting the need at the cheapest prices possible. Btw biogas is so labor intensive. The inputs rarely equal the outputs. Y

One correction! Liquid hydrogen does not escape through metals as freely as you stated. While it is is true that hydrogen does diffuse through materials in the gas phase at a larger rate than most molecules, the same cannot be said for the liquid phase. In a liquid form hydrogen actually swells on the atomic scale, while at the same time the solid lattice shrinks. Therefore in a liquid form, you won't see nearly the same rate of diffusion through solids (I studied and ran liquid hydrogen diffusion research experiments in grad school). We're talking 20 years to fill a ping pong ball type of slow. Overall have been loving your videos! Keep it up!

@AnalogDude_

19 күн бұрын

BMW states your tank will be empty in 17 days regarding their newest 7 series on hydrogen. Your can't park this car in garage or carport.

Hell yeah

cool stuff

I always knew this channel would go on to rocket science.

Of course the burrito exploded 🤣🤣🤣🤣

"If that got on my hands without gloves, I'd probably end up with a pretty awful case of frostbite" >proceeds to dump liquid frostbite into a thermos without gloves bruh

thank you for keeping greenhouse effect more efficient at your scale. What are trying to proove? Help me to understand please.

One interesting thing you could do with this setup potentially is make methane clathrate, or flammable ice.

8:21 I know I've seen that couch somewhere before 🤔🤔🤔...maybe they were casting for something 🧐😅

@HyperspacePirate What is going on with the kayak submarine? One of my fav projects on your channel :) greetings from europe

Radiant heating becomes a larger issue as the differences in temperature (room vs cryo) become larger. I’d love to see your setup inside a large chest freezer!

Welp, you may wanna test burritos with a water pressure washer, they tend to go 100+ bars or use relief valves. Awesome setup.

Hello Mr Refrigerator Guy. This is fucking awesome.

I'm an industrial refrigeration tech working with NH3 and CO2 cascade systems. This might be one of the best videos I have ever seen. What piqued your interest in working with cryogenics?

Lol love the ending 😂

STELLAR ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🎯 🤜🏻🤛🏻

These videos are gold dust! How do you make liquid CO2?