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What happens if u toss a grenade in the pool
Calling fake. I think it’s a toy grenade and probably a coke/mentos or dry ice “bomb” underwater to make the relatively safe explosion that’s so poorly cut in at the end.
Notice he calmly holds onto the “grenade” for 3 full seconds before tossing it just feet away. No sane person would do that with a real live grenade that has a 4-5.5 second fuse and a fatality radius of 5 meters. Were it real, it easily could have exploded before hitting the water and he would be dead or severely injured. He didn’t even have a safety shield to hide behind.
A real golfball grenade sitting on the bottom like that would punch a hole in the best made pool, especially right next to the drain like it was, and the shockwave through the water would likely crack the walls.
Here’s what it really looks like (explosion at 1:14)
How Does Kodak Make Film? (Kodak Factory Tour)
I used to use Kodak TP-2415 for astrophotrography, and it's the most insanely fincky film I've ever used, with one exception: Fuji made FF slide film for the same purpose that were ISO 10,000. The stuff was so reactive to ANY heat that it came delivered on dry ice and you had to slam the slide into the back of the camera as absolutely fast as you could. The darkroom processing on those slides was best done by someone who dealt with nothing but Fuji -- and not just Velvia.
If you've only shot 400 - 800 35mm, MF and FF is a world you cannot imagine.
Excellent video!
Have had much experience with Kodak films. B/W film of which I had much time in the darkroom processing the film and then making prints. I also had the chance to work with an Award winning Press Photographer.
One question I had for him was, how does he process his film to get such clear, sharp negatives? My prints would sometimes look grainy or flat. His answer was just 5 words that made me feel like an idiot.
"I just follow the instructions" he said without being insulting.
He told me that Kodak spends millions of dollars to come up with the processing instructions so, "why should I do anything different?"
That's when it hit me. I'm processing film, not mixing drinks.
Molten Copper vs Dry Ice
I'm pretty sure the dry ice won.
What Happens If You Drop 30 lb of Dry Ice in a Pool
You can hear him say he won't swim in it with all that "smoke," but he'll build a dry ice air conditioner and run it in a closed house?
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What Happens If You Drop 30 lb of Dry Ice in a Pool
Good idea, terrible execution.
My brother had a kegger for his 16th birthday party and we heated the pool up to 105 deg, then threw 30-40 lbs of dry ice in. That was much better than this try on an infinity pool. The pool we had was an in ground pool, and the yard had a wood fence, so the fog stuck around and built up to 2-3ft deep. Lots of people went swimming while it boiled, I suppose we're lucky we didn't have any issues from too much CO2. Good times, good times.
Making sure your pressure washer is ready for lending
Keep your dick off the dry ice...thats worth an upvote right there.
Red Hot Nickel Ball On Dry Ice
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Liquid Nitrogen Pool Party (AKA Death Trap)
OMG!!! Drinking liquid nitrogen?!?! *WTF people!?! *EIA
My brother's 16th birthday party was really close to that. He heated the pool to over 100 deg and put 50lbs of dry ice in it. Lucky for him, the fog wasn't as thick as in this video and no one had to be rescued, but the entire back yard was about 2 ft thick in CO2 fog and covered with drunken teenagers rocking out to Thriller (which had just come out at the time).
Aerosol formed via toilet flush
Beats me, I figure if a scientist from MIT does it with dry ice it's for a reason.
Aerosol formed via toilet flush
I think it's a bad example, since if you put dry ice in water it skitters, splashes, and boils, but pee doesn't do that. (At least mine doesn't) But good try finding the Schlieren Optics one.
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The TSA's 12 Banned Items of Christmas
I can bring dry ice on the plane? Woohoo dry ice bombs! Nothing like a big loud bang to wake everyone up on a transatlantic flight.
Preparation of Insane Japanese Dessert - Strawberry Balloon
This is basically a classic bit of sugar pulling and blowing and a dry ice 'snow' all which could be made at home if you just used home made strawberry ice cream to fill it. There does seem to be a lot of sugar but it is being used for its osmotic properties also to draw out liquid from the strawbs without having to crush them - if you choose quite tart strawberries to begin with then it needent be too sweet in taste.