This is one of my favorite Sam O'Nella videos because he barely holds back lmao

@Stunda_

10 ай бұрын

does he ever?

@DR_REDACTED

10 ай бұрын

​@@Stunda_No. No he dosent there was thst time he said the N :)

@TheRepentersChamber

10 ай бұрын

@@DR_REDACTEDThe Sigmund Freud Video was hilarious though

@teddy-behr

10 ай бұрын

​@@DR_REDACTEDhey wait sorry he did what?

@Why-wd3zg

10 ай бұрын

⁠@@teddy-behrthere was a video about sigmund Freud and he says nigga. He shouldn’t have done it but it was kinda funny

Mouse traps are some of the nuttiest inventions. A crazy one I've seen is a trap that is a hollow mouse with 2 holes in it's eyes and spring loaded harpoons so if a mouse sniffs to close to it and triggers the trap it just stabs them with barbed harpoons.

@redmist6630

10 ай бұрын

lmao

@joebobby1412

10 ай бұрын

Hmmm. Not enough property damage.

@edwardscott3262

2 ай бұрын

​@@joebobby1412Someone needs to figure out you can tie a string on a grenade pin. A little bait on the string and no mouse is surviving pulling on that sucker. It can even be advertised as poison free, children and pet friendly. If anyone sues just have some high priced lawyers argue in court "what kind of moron would let their kids play with hand grenades?" I rest my case your honor.

4:10 "maybe whoever invented this was a part of the brotherhood of NOD." Luckily I was finally able to play CnC while people still know what it is/was and to get the reference😂

wow. didnt think id hear a command and conquer reference today

@lazyer0511

10 ай бұрын

Yo I was about to say something similar

Holy shit a C&C reference. Kane lives!

Aha. A C&C reference. I knew this guy was legit.

@bldgl8723

5 ай бұрын

came here to say the same

Brotherhood of Nod lmao

You touched on it with this video, but I bet a lot of people would be interested in more detail about why scouring the internet for old tech is more efficient than just getting new screens. At my university I trained to become an operator for the research reactor we had on campus, so I'm somewhat familiar with the insane bureaucraftic nightmare that is the reality of running a nuclear reactor. It blew me away when I first learned that we couldn't even switch to a different model of lightbulb without submitting a report to the government on our analysis for why this would not affect the operation of the reactor in any way. I understand why it's that way, but it's still something most people probably don't know about.

@tristanmathiesen2000

10 ай бұрын

You just casually have a miniature nuclear reactor on campus?

@markandrew5968

10 ай бұрын

@@tristanmathiesen2000 Yeah. A lot of large engineering universities do. They're quite inconspicuous because a research reactor isn't hooked up to any electricity generating equipment, and only produces thermal energy similar to a car. They're used in research quite a bit, for testing things that need to go into space or another radioactive environment, testing radiation shielding, and a few other more commercial uses.

Was... Was that a Command and conquer reference?!

@gingermcgingin4106

10 ай бұрын

No it was a warcraft reference

The mousetrap was probably supposed to use a .22 short or "shot" (yes, you can buy bullets that are mini-shotgun shells), and that way, the rat bullet doesn't penetrate anything other than the pestering rodent.

@ferretforrent1144

10 ай бұрын

i think i saw a video that they used blanks, blanks at point blank range a deadly for a mouse.

@bynrdskynrd

10 ай бұрын

@ferretforrent1144 if it was a BIG blank, I can see that. Shock+large bang+proximity of Shockwave=Dead mouse Different from Deadmaus.

@deathcon6261

10 ай бұрын

@@bynrdskynrd Pointblank blanks are lethal to humans too so of course any pointblank blank could kill a rodent.

@joshportal2808

10 ай бұрын

They originally came with 3 blanks but their bullet size was crazy at first. The first “generation” used a short .36 and the second “generation” used a regular .357 and the third “generation” which sold the most was a special size. Made specifically for only this device and even got a few patents and trade protections that literally lasted for 102 years by contract, the .255 was created. There was a 4th design but never took off because of price, plus regular mouse traps became a lot more cheaper. The 4th design had an auto fire where once it was triggered, it would rotate each cylinder until all 6 shots were fired or the gun completed one full rotation. It was the price of owning a cat for 40 years.

@bynrdskynrd

10 ай бұрын

@@joshportal2808 *pats on head* isn't the argument now about applications rather than targets? Bot

"guy who specializes in something and likes teaching people things via yt videos" to "reacting to everything sam o'nella" pipeline is my favorite, truly how i find the best people

sick command and conquer reference at 4:24 :D

@AntonioBugattti

10 ай бұрын

I made a joke about gdi and then i had to rewind and say no way he said nod

“Why have many cheez-itz when you can have one Cheese-them.” Is literally the best line in this video 😂

@remliqa

2 ай бұрын

Mine was "the not so great but still All Reich war" and "Aww, how heart burning ".

During World War II (or the Second Great War as I call it. I’m not wrong). The Nazis invented the Sonderkraftfahrzeug 302. It was a RC mine that was completely useless and was really good at getting captured.

@joshportal2808

10 ай бұрын

The Goliath was the English name for them. About 100 gas powered ones were produced and about 25 electric ones were produced. Only 2 were ever produced to be wireless. About 40 Soviets died from these things and 3 tanks were destroyed. The guy who invented this machine also made a weird morse code typewriter. Basically a typewriter that input letters automatically instead of by hand. One of those pieces of technology advanced for the time but again never really took off.

Homie just wants excuses to watch Sam o nella (which is based, Sam is awesome)

This channel has quickly become one of my favorite channels on youtube. I love the input and the trivia about nuclear power plants.

@tfolsenuclear

10 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

@AzureKite

10 ай бұрын

@@tfolsenuclear After watching Oppenheimer my girlfriend suggested we watch Chernobyl and ever since then I've been on a nuclear binge and that's when the mighty algorithm blessed me with your channel! Thank you so much for the explanations and all the content

with regards to the bullet turning, demolition ranch did a video where he successfully and repeatedly 180'd a bullet with a bent barrel, along with some whacky twisty pipes

@OatmealTheCrazy

10 ай бұрын

it works, just not very well or for very long

Great video man! Discovered u today and I'm binging. You add shit tonthe reaction instead of just dumbly sitting there. Love it!

@tfolsenuclear

10 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

It is sure fun to watch sam o’nella videos with this guy 😂

Me: "Oh, another nuclear reacting to Sam O' Nella. I must have missed it while looking through-" *posted 8 hours ago*

Wow a Command and Conquer reference in this day and age? What a stud

The inverse-square law is a harsh mistress, and it applies to all the fun stuff that we want to make. We won't be seeing tanks or ships out of 40k any time soon.

The based C&C reference did not go unheard. Kane Lives!

Hey Tyler! Just wanna say I really love your Videos, they're charming and I love the nuclear input you provide to Sam's lists!

Thanks for the video! Love all the added info ya add.

That Brotherhood of Nod reference took me by surprise. Cheers.

Ive been loving these reaction videos!

@tfolsenuclear

10 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

The curve barrels the Nazis created were most made for the STG-44. There were 2 prototypes for the KAR98 and the Gewehr 43. The 30° barrel for the KAR98 was used in the battle for Berlin and there is no records if they got a kill. What is very funny is that the 90° barrel for the STG-44 used a first generation silencer prototype for the MP40. There were 3 fully work STG-44 silencer prototypes that worked. They were put on the Vampir gun sets which is the first night vision scopes ever made. They got a total of 62 confirmed kills 2 months before the war ended. The STG-44 Silencers would be major influence on Silencers made for AK gun variates.

"Maybe the one who invented that was a part of the Brotherhood on Nod." F yeah, C6C was awesome. In the before-time at least.

I was not expecting that Brotherhood of NOD joke lol

Ohh my god the brotherhood of NOD? U were a saboteur all along! That explains their nuclear aresnal! ps: saboteur is the engineer unit's name in the nod army :D

Oooooooo! i was hoping someone else would do a mr.terry (the youtuber) style review of sams videos! cool video man!

Bro you played command and conquer you're awesome

Ya know what, as a kid i was scared that a hammer could in theory split an atom and was scared that i might acidentally do so

Tiberium wars man that brings me back.

"Maybe whoever made this was a part of the Brotherhood of NOD." Unironically pogged, wasn't expected a command and conquer reference, but here we are. ...Generals ZH best C&C

Awesomeeeee thanks again!

Lolol the impulsuria is pretty funny. Most railed trains were pulled by horses before steam and coal became viable and cheap as propulsion methods to use entire engines

I’ve been binging your videos recently, you are hilarious. Have a great day

@tfolsenuclear

10 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

The archaic electronics of a nuclear power plant are actually one of it's biggest safety features. Radiation can really mess with electronics with small transistors, so old circuits and motherboards are the best for when you need to use a computer in an area that could possibly become irradiated for whatever reason. This is why the Mars rovers used motherboards and circuits that were archaic and old even in the context of when the rover was built. Mars has much more background radiation than Earth, so using a computer that isn't effected by radiation-induce bit-flipping is perfect. Nuclear plants don't generally have a lot of radiation basically anywhere, but if, for any reason, the the control room were irradiated, those computers would be perfectly safe. Edit: It's not one of the biggest safety features of the overall plant, not even close. It's one of the biggest safety features of the computer system. Not security, but safety in a sense that it protects data from radiation-induced degradation or radiation-induced soft-errors.

5:55 generally a more inclusive term for “master” and “slave” would be “primary” and “secondary” or “leader” and “follower”

5:00 I had never seen an orange screen like that

Haha, the most American mouse trap 😂🔫

8:00 no, that sounds TERRIBLE considering the average horse has significantly more then 1 horse power (YES that IS stupid) with some horses having up to 15 horse power so if your machine uses 2-4 horses and has 2-4 horse power.... thats a terrible conversion

@tfolsenuclear On the subject of analog devices, and those older screens you mentioned at your plant. Who services and maintains them? Are they a part of your company and if they are what position would they hold? If not what kind of procedures does one go through to go to your plant to service the older devices? I have knack for working with old AV and was curious about who would do that kind of work.

Kane Lives!!! I'm GDI we should find him!

People have been trying to change the terminology of Master-Slave relays; one of the most common is Parent-Child relays. Do the same thing, but they sound more humane!

@tfolsenuclear

10 ай бұрын

Interesting! Thanks for sharing!

The moonlight towers that remain have been updated to LEDs now 👍

love the nuclear physics comments

5:30 hey, if its not broke don't fix it.

one of the only react videos i like as you actually add something to the videos. Thank You

Im sure you can do something nuclear with Sam O'nella's "improbable tales of survival" video

I remamber the first time watching this. I cracked for 8min on the cockroch claymore

I can never resist the floor cheese… so I’m definitely getting shot

4:26 I audibly WTF'd, subbed. KANE LIVES IN DEATH!

Oh yeah, it's Tyler time.

mr. terry but for nuclear engineering??!?

This is real

Sad you didn't mention the guy who lit a cigarette with the flash of an atom bomb

That was funny thank you, I work at a nuclear plant . This year I've got 200 mSv. .what do think

2:10 So, cities used to gaslight their citizens?

Very nice reactions, but we can't hear nothing of the original video as soon as you make any noise

nice

Hey kids.

Another Invention Which Seem Liked A Good Idea At Time But Became Obsolete Armored Trains. Why?, Well You Know How The Axis Liked Using These Things During The World Wars? Well Allied Forces Had A Bit Of Trouble Destroying Them Until They Found Its One Weakness A Crowbar & Dynamite! Yea They Became Obsolete Once You Destroy The Train Tracks. Fighting Styles In Warfare Became Obsolete Once Guns Came Into The Picture. Yes Keep Doing That Fighting Stance "BANG!" I Have A Gun With Bullets That Can Kill You in A Few Seconds After Firing.

2-4 horsepower for 2-4 horsepower seems right but is actually incorrect.

Day 7 of asking if Mr Folse likes beans even though he already answered.

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Kewl video and first! :D