Wow! This video (made in 2017) suddenly (summer 2021) exploded in views. Thanks KZread algorithm! I have taken a rather long break from making videos simply because of being very busy with other things including some writing. The sudden interest in this video has provided the spark I needed, so stay tuned for new videos in the near future.

@calbrock6302

3 жыл бұрын

This video is awesome.... KZread needs more content like this!!!. Thanks mate, sending you a virtual beer/diet coke

@terrysnyder3599

3 жыл бұрын

I guess the youtube execs didn't like it back then!

@hondoklaatu1904

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad the youtube brought me here. Your video was very cool and informative!

@davegaudry5538

3 жыл бұрын

Would this work with a can of beer?

@foscogrubb

3 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna teach this to my three kids, but I'm gonna tell them to use the death grip

Instructions unclear my house is currently burning down.

@hummervs3278

3 жыл бұрын

Mine as well, & can’t find left hand

@sniperjax978

4 ай бұрын

Mate the instructions couldn't possibly be any more clear

@vitodoncorleone

4 ай бұрын

Alright mate I called an ambulance. hang on!

The algorithm brought me here in July of 2021. The algorithm knows the world needs this. I am pleased with it’s choice.

@davidmartensson273

3 жыл бұрын

Gotta prepare for socializing again :P

@mattmarkey7949

3 жыл бұрын

Al Gore rhythm knows all

@allemander

3 жыл бұрын

*its choice No contractions needed It + is, it + has = it’s.

@unreal727

2 жыл бұрын

Hail the Algorithm

This is such a nice video, absolutely 10/10 We need videos like these to remind ourselves that in-between all the algorithm appeasing and clout chasing there is still genuine passion on this platform

@trash-3058

3 жыл бұрын

Lol what type of crap are you watching 😂😂😂

@AndrewKidd14145

3 жыл бұрын

For real. All youtubers washed out now.

@MisterPhysics

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Nick. I'm really glad you enjoyed the video.

@mimi1568

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I miss this YT.

This was actually really cool! I didn't expect the can to explosively open like that!!

@SLITHR2

3 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, I blinked (watching it on my phone ay maybe half volume 😂) Quite an impressive bang!

@Bibibosh

3 жыл бұрын

Yea same. I jumped a lil. wasn't expecting the db's

Man, high school would have sounded like an active battlefield if my boys and I would have know about this.

@udonnomi6958

3 жыл бұрын

High Schools already do sound like battlefields

@e.c.listening326

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks to the NRA 🙄

@wakefieldallan

3 жыл бұрын

Go away E.C. loser. Your dumb agenda is showing, you might want that looked into...

@e.c.listening326

3 жыл бұрын

@@wakefieldallan Bahahaha… right wing MAGA tool is triggered, in fear of having your beloved guns taken. Pathetic.

@brandonearly2963

3 жыл бұрын

@@wakefieldallan you right wingers lose your cool and sure do a lot of crying these days 😂🤣😂🤣

i would show this to someone and then let them do it. with a shook up soda.

@MrTruckerf

3 жыл бұрын

Please film it so we can all enjoy the response, Richard!

@andrewlawrence990

3 жыл бұрын

U r evil! Me like.

Great video! Really good lighting and camera work. Can't wait to see more. Thanks!

You have the clearest and best camera angles to explain your demonstration. Just earned yourself a subscriber!

Can't wait to do this with 20 brewskis this weekend

Seeing the demonstration my mind wandered back 54 years to when I was in grade one. In those days canned carbonated drinks used steel cans that had to be opened with a punch-type can opener. (For those who don't know the openers hooked the lip edge of the can and were pivoted so a triangular punch sheared an opening in the top of the can). Our class was having some sort of party and each of us students had a can of what we called "pop". At that age we relied on adults to open the cans for us as it did take some strength to use the can opener with the steel cans. Anyways, the teacher had to move from desk to desk opening one can after another for the 20+ kids in our class. What she didn't know was some kids had shaken their cans! Some reading this may not be totally aware of the implications of that shaking! While a modern soda can might just overflow when opened after shaking, the punch-type can opener is guaranteed to spray spectacularly! When our teacher opened the first can that had been shaken she screamed as she & the student were sprayed. She regained composure and preceded to opening more. When she was sprayed a second time she completely lost her cool and was very mad, was yelling at us etc. As she proceeded to open more cans she would ask us first if the can had been shaken. Eventually she made it to another that had been shaken. When she asked the kid (not me) peed his pants in fear! At that point she refused to open anymore cans and told us we'd have to share. [The fear no doubt had its genesis in the fact that that teacher used to hit us but that's another story. Kids today have it easy!].

Nice video, I like how calm and chill the instructor spoke and the cool way the can was opened, I'm going to give it a try

I'd hate to see how he helps constipated people with that sharpie! "Ok. Hold still. I'm just going to rub this sharpie on your stomach for a few seconds. Nurse! Stand back!"

This is also a great way to find out who, in a room, is packin' heat!

@concernedindividual7056

2 жыл бұрын

Lol like your thinking

Why am I just getting recommended this 4 years later?!?! This is terrific!!!!

This works. It sounded like I lit off a firecracker in my house

I don't like opening a can of refrigerated biscuits, let alone try this.

Yeah, we learned a trick with a can in high school too. Ironically it involved the fluid exiting the can rapidly through small hole in the bottom of the can as you pop open the top. I don't remember us ever doing it with diet coke though 🤔

@Mr.Delirious1756

2 жыл бұрын

You win funniest comment I've seen today. Thanks for playing!

@SamanthaOlensdottir

8 ай бұрын

Got taught how to shotgun lol

How is this the first time I’ve heard about this cool physics trick! Awesome! I have to try it!

Thank you for sharing this, I'm a home educating Dad and I really love lessons that are fun and can leave lasting memories and inspire the young mind to investigate why...

Great presentation, very well explained with enthusiastic audio and visuals. Oh, the heck with it. Just plain cool for lunchroom antics!!! My kind of video!!! A new friend on the block.

This is great! I'm glad the new changes to the algorithm recommended this to me!

Thanks for the amazing explanation! I noticed you haven't uploaded in 3 years I hope this is finding you in good spirits.

@MisterPhysics

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for this. I am planning to make new content soon. Stay tuned!

I am so glad the algorithm brought me here. This is a phenomenal video. Great explanation and straight to the point. Not to mention a great instructor and speaking personality.

@MikeNaples

3 жыл бұрын

Sackmatters won the 2019 Nobel Prize for sarcasm and is a contender for 2021.

Physics is always, showing up to the party, impressing everyone with cool tricks

Unless this works with beer, I don't see any practical application.

@ledhedded6393

2 жыл бұрын

Is there any particularly good reason to open a warm beer??

@chuckfischer7202

2 жыл бұрын

@@ledhedded6393 Let the heat out???

This guy is cool as hell! I’m assuming from the background that he’s a teacher, and I bet a damn good one!

This is the greatest thing I've had the privilege to witness in weeks. Tried it on a can of Czech Pils from Buoy Beer (Astoria Oregon). Used a real Sharpie. Worked as advertised.

Great video! Keep coming up with such videos. I'm sure the channel is going to grow even bigger..

Just saw this. Thanks for a great way to impress my granddaughter!! Good explanation on why it does this!!

Omg new subscriber here!! Love these videos and would love for you to post more!! Love the physics spirit🤩

Totally works as shown. Way louder than on the vid- like ear ringing loud. You might want to advise anyone in the house before doing this. Fun!

Awesome. A trick I'll remember for life

Quality video right here. Explains the science simply, and how to do it effectively. Also he reminds me of Cam from Modern Family

@MisterPhysics

3 жыл бұрын

I lol'd at this, so thanks!

Well explained scienific video you made... expecting more of this.......👏👍

Thank you bro, you saved my beer and my day too!

My Grandfather got a PTSD flashback of the war and started yelling at me.

@dacougr

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@user-es5bx8pz6g

3 жыл бұрын

R.I.P to u

@beansoda2772

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no

@smittymcjob2582

3 жыл бұрын

which war?

@Netroking

3 жыл бұрын

@@smittymcjob2582 nam

I did it my self and i didn’t expect it to such a loud noice

Dr. Terry Toepker , my chairman at the Xavier Physics Department, would call this 'picnic physics'. He loved to show us picnic physics demonstrations.

That was a neat trick. Thanks.

👍🤩💝 It crazy that this video was made 7 years ago and then took off in 2021 and is still going viral in 2024.

I tried it and it’s SOOO much louder than I expected

I thought this said Psychic Demo. Figured you would crush those cans with your mind....... Still cool.

You must be one fun physics teacher.

Totally gonna give that a try.

Can't wait to annoy everyone in my house with this.

Excellent.

Thank you! God bless!

The first time you have a chance at the top is the second one you get a free pass and you can go on your way back

just paused mid video to try this... you now have a new loyal subscriber, its 2021 now i hope your still posting, im going to check right now

@MisterPhysics

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words - I'm working on it! New video coming soon.

Could also just turn the tab backwards then try to open it backwards. Same effect

brilliant video .

That’s cool. Thank you for sharing!

Algorithm brought me here March 2024. Glad to be here. Thank you.

I did with a Coke Zero, the lid blew off and got me in the eye, now I’m blind in that eye!!, thanks you tube!!!.

@MikeNaples

3 жыл бұрын

I always wear a helmet, ear protectors and safety goggles when I perform this physics demonstration. You probably have a good legal case. An eyeball is worth at least $1250.

This was fun to watch. 😂

This was dope!! I will def be trying to do this..

This is the best use of soft drinks.

As someone who is currently stoned out his mind, I would like to say I enjoyed this video even though it will be completely forgotten within the next 15 minutes.

Can confirm that this works! No fancy editing involved. But I will say that a cold can lets out a much quieter pop than the warm cans shown.

I tried this. It was WAY louder than I expected!

Oh, heck yeah! Thanks!

What a cool trick, thanks for sharing. Going to have to see if it'll work with a can of cold beer.

Well done my friend. From another Real Group member here.

so glad this works with a flat beverage

Nice video. Would love to see more videos like these...

@MisterPhysics

7 жыл бұрын

Great! I have several ideas for videos. Now I just need to find the time to make them. I have a new found appreciation for content creators. It takes me a LONG time to make these videos, though I am still learning.

This looks like fun! Thanks! (Got any more goodies like this?)

Get with it, Mr. Science. Always wear protective clothing.

Works best with a room temperature can. My wife: Why are all the sodas in the garage now open?!

Dang it! I literally just opened my last can of soda right before I started this vid and now I want to try it hahaha 😂

That was pretty neat…

This guys def the life of the party

Good explanation too....

The algorithm gods have blessed us with this gem of a video. Gonna be opening beers with this science trick and amaze the drunks.

@MrTruckerf

3 жыл бұрын

Heat it to 100 degrees F. and it is a blast!

@megamus3

2 жыл бұрын

Scare the shit out of them you mean.

it actually worked very well and its cool lol :D

Cool trick!

Great for when the ring-pull snaps off before you get the can open.

I have to say physics has always held my interest. I grew up watching Dr. Julius Sumner Miller on PBS when I was in Elementary school. If you don't know who that is, try to find a show or two of his. I'll be watching for new videos to show my Grandson, he has a scientific curious mind as I do.

Way cool!

great 60 second video.

I'm so f****** drunk right now

Eye protection. Better safe than sorry.

I subscribed for ya! keep it up

I usually just pull that ring thing on the tab. It works great for me.

I’m watching this at 11:00pm. I have a can of soda and a sharpie. I WILL be doing this tomorrow where I won’t scare everyone in the house.

I can now *verify* that if one neglected to turn the tab-opening side away from the body, and same one is squeezing the can moreso than pressing it downward, it is, indeed, suddenly a wet mess all over the surface of the table and one's shirtsleeve.

Yall ever seen father of the year ? This dude is Marty ! Love it 😀

If you don't have a Sharpie, you can use the ring pull. lol.

It's the same effect you get if you hold the ends of a stiff wire in each and and bend it back and forth, eventually it will break. Not so fun fact, researchers have discovered that this type of flexing is what caused the Edmund Fitzgerald to break in two and sink.

Good trick to try in the airport bar

I’m gonna have to try this.

Classy move thanking Veritasium by name for the answer to his riddles.

omg please make more!!

Absolutely works with a lighter and Polar seltzer can.

Cool video. I'm going to sub.

Cool party trick.

Good demo! It is hard to tell how loud it is from the video. Any decibel estimate? I do notice that you don't have ear protection so it can't be too loud. Also, I am wondering where you got the idea to try this. Very clever.

@MisterPhysics

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It is hard to tell the loudness from the video - it is louder than most people would have expected. I guess I cannot say "Don't wear ear protection" but in my estimation, the sound is maybe just a bit louder than a typical balloon pop. I have done this demonstration many, many times, and I have never experienced any ear ringing or anything else that would make me worry about it being too loud. As for where I got the idea - it was the craziest thing. I had a sharpie in my right hand and my diet Coke in my left hand when all of a sudden I tripped and fell down. Several years later I then had this demonstration shown to me by another physics teacher. I have no idea how she came upon it.

Cool. Simple.

don't underestimate the necessity for safety squints when experimenting with pressured vessels.

On it right now! Another cool mess to make with the grandkids, oh grandma will be so pleased with us!!!