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Good afternoon. Thoroughly enjoyed the video. I have a question though if you wouldn't mind answering. I am wanting to waterproof the cloth cover on a pop-up gazebo type of structure (10 x 10'). I believe it would be rather difficult to find somewhere to hang this to dry as it comes to a point in the center. Would it be possible after soaking, to put it onto the frame to dry, or better to frame it up first, and then use a soft brush to paint the mixture on? Something like a soft car washing brush? Appreciate any advice you might offer. Thanks.
Since you're asking I'll give you early access to a video that will go public tomorrow on a new version of this project: kzread.info/dash/bejne/epmYtMSCo7CdZbA.htmlsi=NDeeOte0jcktRvl_ I would perhaps use the method demonstrated toward the end of the video for treating a jacket for your gazebo cover.
Apart from the scientific genius here, I must mention that the video felt like watching 5min short. Hat's off man ❤
I am trying to recreate this, but when i read the paper, it said to add sodium hydroxide until the pH was "stable". Whats a stable pH pls help and what is the solvent used to dissolve the EDTA
Stable I think would mean a pH of 7. EDTA dissolves in water
@@Nighthawkinlight Thank you so much for clearing my doubt,Also I had some doubts about the two seperate solutions, the BaCl needs to be mixed with the EDTA in the water and the sodium sulfate is the one in your hand in the smaller beaker right? please correct me if I am wrong.
@@galaktronotx.2749 That I don't remember. I was just doing my best to follow the paper which I haven't read since making this video
@@Nighthawkinlight thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my question, I m a student from middle school and i wanted to create a project because of my keen interest in chemistry, I was thinking that maybe I can take the starlite panel and merge it with the radiative cooling coating, even if it is installed in panels, the starlite would provide for a back panel, and if there is no fire, the cooling paint should work as intended as there is no insulator stopping it from cooling the surface beneath, and the insulation only comes when the carbon foam deploys with fire, and since it also releases a small amount of CO2 and travells towards the source of the flame as a bonus, I think it may also help in extinguishing thr fires, like a inbuilt fire extinguisher built into your wall, you have been my inspiration for almost all my school projects and have motivated me to try something new, I really appreciate the work you do, you really are a nice guy, keep at it! And please tell if you think my projects has any loopholes, consequences or room for improvement if you get the time. Thanks! (Sorry this message got really long ;-:)
@@galaktronotx.2749 You should consider trying my newer paint version using calcium instead of barium. The barium chloride is toxic. My calcium version doesn't use any toxic ingredients.
Fantastic info and presentation!! Loved it, thanks!
New version of this video coming tomorrow
Bet it's not 10 mins a day to read your comments now :)
Hahaha this is just modern alchemy. Pretty cool
Very educational why use it to REPLACE GASOLINE TO RUN CARS.
Starlight supposedly contained Coca Cola and toothepaste. Those were the only 2 ingedients ever confirmed by starlights creator
You're thinking of a different thing called firepaste by another inventor
Things with chemistry seem so mysterious, until you get to them. You de-mystify them and make them understandable to the common person, always with the most efficient results possible, and the icing on the cake is the things you make are almost always practical! Thank you!
Edison 2.0
A lot of clear marbles submerged in water are invisible. Your centrifuge seperated but did not remove the liquid. I am enjoying your video's and i appreciate your content. TY.
_you can make magic air conditioning paint from common house stuff_ *that makes no sense. where does the heat go?* _space_
But why not just a mirror like that 3M mirror They put in screens
There is a knot I’m trying to tie that I saw in a photo. If I sent you a photo could you tell me what it is and how to tie it?
I learned about the Taguchi method of DOE (Design of Experiments) and orthogonal arrays back in the 90's. But this was an excellent reminder. Thank you.
You should consider using dynamic range compression on your audio signal. There are big differences between the quitest part of the video and the parts where you are excited. It is nothing bad, it is an editorial choice. In my opinion content like this, most viewers will value stable volume output :) In contrast to movies where you want the audio system to be able to produce big explosions alot louder than conversation volume.
I did use a compressor but I think the audio clipping when I shout made the sound seem louder. I need to upgrade my mic setup with floating audio so I don't clip as I did here. You might like this video about loudness which I think demonstrates what happened here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e6eT2ddphrWvobQ.htmlsi=Ali02H93mkiJTL6u
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Legend. Thanks.
New version of this video coming tomorrow
Using fog but under high pressure if that’s possible to see how it works in that scenario .
Brilliant, thank you for posting Sir.
If it was me I would get black potch and take the different solutions and find a way to do a really fine spray of the solution with one of them let it dry. Move to the next. It will take over 100 different times spraying to build up a proper dome. Once you have a high dome. Polish it Like any other opal to remove that White milky color that would be left.
I feel bad for anyone not smart enough to realize that if it will hide the pliers it will hide everything behind it.fake as can be
12 minutes in and I haven’t heard a single thing about how it produces a BTU of cooling.
This is one part in an ongoing cooling series. I don't talk about the cooling application until late in the video but to see more of that topic see this video all about it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fXiG0KemXaWZcaw.htmlsi=-1E22QP-4QvhxhpM
Existent, thank you. I must look into this more! Hydrogen is starting to take off, ! I think the single container with two outlets would be best. The Oxygen could be sent to the cabin filter housing, if used on your car?
you might be able to build your custom clamps out of PVC pipes by heating them and shaping them in the way you need, or even use the pipe with a cut directly as a clamp!
In welding class we were instructed to NEVER weld teflon coated pans! Although super safe at normal cooking temperatures, and even a little beyond, we were told that welding temperatures turned teflon into EXTREMELY toxic fumes. Maybe your insulating layer is enough to keep it below that temperature, but better to use uncoated steel or stainless steel instead.
Good point!
what about the off gassing of the paint and tape adhesive when the panel gets hot then you pump the air into your house to breath it might be an issue
The paint is on the other side of the panel from where the air goes through. The tape adhesive might offgas but I think that's a drop in the bucket compared to how much offgassing stuff there is in a typical house. You could leave it in the sun blowing air into the outdoors for a few days that that would probably get rid of 90% of it.
If you're just looking for very small and uniform light reflecting spheres, would commercially available retroreflective glass beads not work for your radiative cooling coating?
Maybe. You want a very particular size for best results
What would happen if this is in the mixed into paint?
Excellent guide, picked a lock in 10 seconds
I dreamed about eating a yellow boil egg. A year ago. But the dreams seems so real it felt like it was from a past life . The egg looked all yellow. I’ve never seen it in real life beside KZread. And that was after I had the dream. I didn’t even know this was possible
Hahaha! A good logic for using small solar panels in place of LDRs.(Since I have seen most of the videos I have seen earlier use a Flash light to demonstrate the motion of tracking) I think you can tweak your set up by using some Zener diodes as well to get better control. Thanks.
Incorrect conception and explanation of the phenomena. The glass tubes vibrate which makes soundwaves. The air vibrations come from material flexing ever so slightly.
The glass has its own resonance but it's much higher pitch than the resonance of the air cavity. As an experiment try blowing over the mouth of a glass and plastic bottle of the same empty volume and shape. You'll find they both resonate at the same pitch despite the materials being very different. That's because it's the volume of air inside that is resonating, not the bottle material. I take advantage of this in the following video in this series: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nZ92pM2KaM2sgrw.html
THIS VIDEO SHOULD BE REQUIRED VIEWING AT ALL GRADES FROM 6 TO 12 --- YES, EVERY YEAR. WE ARE WASTING AWAY HERE IN THE USA. MY RECENT TRIP TO CHINA HAS ALLOWED ME TO SEE FIRST HAND HOW BEHIND WE ARE. WE WORRY ABOUT GENDER WHILE 3RD GRADERS IN CHINA DESIGN PCBS. WHY IS THAT? SO SAD. THE WORLD IS LOL AT US.
This video is so useful for my project but I have a question, when coating the rope in oil what oils would you suggest to use?
I'm not sure. Probably an oil that doesn't go rancid, so perhaps mineral oil. I'll post a new video in a few days about waterproofing things and what I do in that video may work for a grass rope.
@@Nighthawkinlight omg thank you so much looking forward to that video ❤️
What if you used a 3d printer nozzle for the oxygen on your makeshift torch, it might be a cheap way to do it, i'd love to see it though. 18:39
Freaking awesome and you are so absolutely handsome and just so knowledgeable I love it
Can we use a stick insted of pipe
I gotta try this!
Quite fun.
This was my first time I ever watching any of your videos and I'm surprised you were able to make anything considering it doesn't seem like you could read or remember what you read. Kudos!
Thanks. Extremely helpful and well-explained.
Well given it is a paint, did you try a paint brush?