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00:00:00| [Music] it's the light in their eyes the warmth of their touch heat passion smoldering embers igniting building kindling stoking flame sintering Souls fire
00:00:19| burning within exploding a sudden outburst of something such as noise light or violent emotion especially anger a violent expansion in which energy is transmitted outward as a
00:00:30| shockwave in explosive unyielding reactions creating and destroying us all so I'm Dan and I'm Nick folks for old friends dissecting one topic at a time people technology media we've got it all
00:00:50| covered each discussion here is a deep dive into our unique perspective taboo forbidden subjects they're all on the chopping block baby we don't pander to popular
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00:01:14| time brings out a good finish no good disturb you no good finish and start now gorgeous new gorgeous so yes I'm Dan mm-hmm and you I'm Nick folks talk about explosions yeah that what they call
00:01:53| nowadays big ol explosion big ol explosion of what a big long exposure explosion ah ha ha I think you just created something that sound like telling between a child and like
00:02:07| something British thank you what hit me big ol expose it was I think you did discover what it was yeah Jackie did it so where do you want to begin Nick you already did the
00:02:27| definition nothing to do and I didn't cover the very first actually I covered the silent and disruptive shattering or blowing a part of something as is caused by a bomb yeah
00:02:39| explosion Islam that's kind of weird mom yeah isn't it strange man made it was weird I didn't expect that I bet you didn't get animala G though the origin of explosion yeah so it's from ancient
00:02:53| Latin term explode ear to hiss Abed actor off the stage no no no all right so what's the first explosion big bang natural explosion of the universe the beginning the creation of so was it
00:03:19| always when one door closes a window opens or something when something ends a new beginning begins yeah that is what it is but I don't know the expression now because I'm thinking of when one
00:03:33| door closes another door opens yeah the air pressure okay I don't know is it when yeah when the door opens your parachute closes or something Hannah yeah something like that
00:03:47| anyway I was fourteen point seven billion years ago forty two bones I don't really notice actually they do they only did graphing it in a paper bound book I'm sure people can scroll
00:03:59| that out and figure it out that the origin of the universe is Suns one central point five thousand years by the bubble I'm doing okay yeah by the bubble but moving on this piece of my accent
00:04:11| against me bible bible bible huh so and then the all / what are you looking at you're reading my phone buzz no no my phone bites like eight times this is just my
00:04:24| our number one rule you know pay attention the person yeah I was gonna power through it but I was like now not today Nick not putting up with your [ __ ] [Laughter]
00:04:36| yeah the continuous explosion the one that sustains our planet and gives us life everything life I didn't I never thought of it as a continuous load yeah it's
00:04:46| still going yeah I signed over the Sun is continually burning yearning it is decided with bangs that is the big bang considered continually exploding no I think it's set in motion everything so
00:04:58| that it's now fizzled out empty but what we'd know if there was a central explosion in the middle radiating something ailing mm-hmm I think we would yeah baby
00:05:09| we'll get to us eventually or something maybe only this people like them mm-hmm so let's skip to natural so that solar natural solar system natural earth like lightning is impressive light show also
00:05:26| that the key thing that's tying all this together is you usually see something you usually hear something and feel it something and then the effect of it is widespread okay I like that it's so it's
00:05:38| heat light and pressure yeah you playing pressure I'll get that I'd like our definition better more than what is this air and wet sir those guys well yeah that's kind of what it is
00:05:51| that's ironic League dude you know that's how they measure the strength and jewels they do but it's it's um it's a combination of uh what I just said heat and um how much pressure it can
00:06:05| move oh how much it moves surrounding material B that the atmosphere oh whatever yeah so did you know it's actually molar based not to get real nerdy molar dope
00:06:15| is like though yeah all the ratios be things yep correct so if it moves like it an explosion moved a ton of argon versus a [ __ ] ton of oxygen like there's a difference
00:06:27| because it takes more energy to move that argon than it would to move oxygen so you have to take in a calculation what it moved if you were measuring it in reverse I mean if you know how much
00:06:38| you sound like me right now holy yeah but if you were on an unknown planet and you didn't know where the atmosphere was and like I figure out what everything was and then you gonna bomb the [ __ ] out
00:06:50| of that planet yes you would we're just figuring things out here we're just trying to do some math everybody stay in your home so we're gonna park the [ __ ] the entire block
00:07:00| yeah so it's nerve it's how much it moves an object but you said you defined it as like a ton of something but a ton is always the same right so no not on a mole a mole essentially it's the same
00:07:13| that's how many atoms make up gram or something that one won't leave [ __ ] what is the most 10 times 10 times 1.8 1.8 times 10 to the 26th I don't remember now that's so funny I used to have it
00:07:26| memorized how to calculate 18 doesn't just tell you the mole what's an mo le no it's mo Li think uh-huh mole it's your bed yeah you probably look it up moles stands like no they're
00:07:42| fairy they're cute the simplest mo L but the the mo le is it spelled sorry it's exactly 10 to the 80th hydrogen oh wait nevermind this wrong thing exactly 6.2 to something times 10 to the 23rd
00:07:59| particles atoms molecules or ions or electrons oh I forget why that was important it's the number of simple it is because thank God rose number every Geiger as well he's got laws and numbers
00:08:13| yeah number can be both now I want to know and argue you this is simply ins becoming us a scientific podcast and we're out of our league at this point anyway no it's just a simple way that
00:08:24| oxygen ways different than like hydrogen which ways different than like carbon so to add the same amount of all of those molecules you have to have a mole of each because that's an equal number of
00:08:36| atoms of it yes you know what I mean I support just when you compare apples to apples ideal yes so didn't okay you're right they measure in Joule things go boom you know
00:08:51| TNT whoa don't go that far we go you gotta believe me okay yeah well it's a unit of measurement but yeah we're on lightning so lightning and meteors the things that surprised us extinct life
00:09:04| and destroy the dinosaurs apparently that by one theory by the dinosaur [ __ ] she said 87 or so painted matters your name you can say any matters that was good so she is orbit yeah well the
00:09:26| dinosaur [ __ ] says that I can't believe I wanted to tell my son that so he tells it in science class anyway meteor destroyed the dinosaurs that's explosive ripples through time-space energy power
00:09:41| volcanoes have the same sort of thing there's a building pressure you sound like him from Jurassic Park Oh Malcolm Jeff Goldblum yeah yeah professor Malcolm you're like dinosaurs for his
00:09:55| men man this man eats dinosaur woman in her head earth good bit folks from the lava lava is one of the coolest days yeah actually like a viral clastic flows all I love supply requests upload I took
00:10:13| I took rocks for jocks in college I Sergio 105 baby did you I feel like I did since you did he tell me this before I didn't know if you did I said I remember that I did I
00:10:25| remember you did - yeah oh well I was wondering if you did is what I was saying I mean I feel like I did to the max broke zones so like Pompeii we talked about Pompeii like the
00:10:38| pyroclastic flow is so vast dude who is yeah everyone and all the dicks on her been host I know yeah if you had moments to live the best feeling you could possibly generate yourself would
00:10:52| probably involve a cucumber for you yeah eating a cucumber okay refreshing flavor hating it harder classic flow comes down towards me Oh like thank you come really crying while eating it's over meanwhile
00:11:20| the guys are jacking off all around it I'm still eating my cucumber yeah after that one lava have you ever seen lava imperson I've never seen lava I'm really jealous
00:11:38| most clothings Hawaii is that there's lava flow those moving towards that town very slowly is one of those things that it's like inevitable but takes months but people are like ah
00:11:48| okay oh wait oh wait there's nothing that I mean they can kind of redirect it based on that movie called volcano starring Kurt Tommy Lee Jones Tommy Lee Jones volcano I think the one you're
00:12:01| thinking of is oh no there's two that came out same time volcano and mount this dante's peak and the mother died in the the acidic water route about that mmm and it was
00:12:15| Pierce Brosnan yeah Lake Nyos talked about Lake Nyos we'll go back to LA that's not an explosion that's not noxious fumes no no but it was a nitrous oxide isn't it it was caused by
00:12:31| something mahalo volcanic underneath the underneath the water lake or something oh what's the name of it [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] I thought was nitrous oxide that was
00:12:41| from some gases honor the this lake and I thought oh he's got loader a limnic explosion but I don't see that word anywhere yeah that sounds weird that sounds big
00:12:51| just type in limnic explosion under the lemon egg eruption alumina corruption also termed a lake turnover is a rare type of natural disaster in which dissolved carbon dioxide Zangief lake
00:13:01| waters forming a gas cloud capable of suffocating wildlife livestock and humans may also cause tsunamis finally there might be pry on your balls yeah feels like it should spray it off of
00:13:16| your ball spray it off a bolt so yeah that's terrifying I remember descriptions with that was that there's a flow Corley I would think they couldn't see it they just saw like the
00:13:27| life forms on the ground like frogs all of a sudden the frogs like just kind of like keeled over and they're like huh and then people who are in the lower elevations got hit with it fast and then
00:13:37| people would try to help those people and they'd be caught in a stream of and what are you not allowed to do it I had to work when they're working with certain chemicals don't bend over to
00:13:47| help them lift with your legs I was going with if they pass out you look down them and say hey hey you okay like I gotta stay up here we'll get you just in case this is a limnic of good
00:14:01| lemonade corruption everybody live Nick we got lemonade over the Nick one thing we got limnic over here and see nobody can yeah new Jurassic Park references all
00:14:11| night I hope so let's go back to lava cuz lava is one of the coolest things on the planet that I don't know that like people really understand like it's just why does its
00:14:21| liquid liquid rock that is so hot that you just can't do anything to it like that movie volcano redirected it like in a tube but the lava tubes kind of like yeah and you like if your house is in
00:14:35| the way of that it's just a slow unending pile of rock coming towards you and the after-effects are interesting too it's like in portions of Hawaii the Big Island they have this volcanoes
00:14:49| national park not only does like mess with your stereo your radio it's like constantly exploding and I guess some sort of like weird statics happen but also like you
00:14:59| go through these like winding roads and it'll be like jungle like you're in like a tropical jungle jungle and then it'd be like lava like came through and just like I know is it yeah right kind of
00:15:10| wild so nothing grows in those locations it's crazy that it's so hot do we have anything that would stands it like we have stuff that we can stick in there that kind of
00:15:21| hmm and it's and the reason I ask is that it's kind of what it's made of the same materials the outer core I want to say because inner core is solid iron I believe right solid nickel nickel and
00:15:32| iron hmm so it's so hot and so ridiculous we can't even put like an instrument into it without it burning and I'm guessing we can grease Fahrenheit I'm assuming
00:15:44| they use some sort of ceramic but I don't know does me ceramic do you make a ceramic at that temperature so wouldn't just unmake it oh it's like sintering almost mmm were
00:15:58| these earlier thrown over he's poking at me okay I see the eyes just using a stick and taking it scooping in a bucket water he's he's hacking at it looks so cool though lava is awesome well that
00:16:12| was pretty cool it's I like that it glows it's so high yeah well I actually know it my favorite feature of lava is and I didn't think of it till you we've been talking about it
00:16:21| can kill your no I can no your old family that it it's so hot but you can be kind of near it you can be safe because it's so slow usually yeah well not just that like if something is well
00:16:42| okay maybe this is weird wouldn't be able to be in the room with it I don't know no some I don't know that's a misconception on your part I'm not a nun common misconception that just
00:16:53| you thought of right now yeah I think so yeah so I couldn't be within like 10 feet of lava or it would burn me the other thing I have no idea I don't know how close you can actually get to it I
00:17:05| feel like right because at that temperature that it's a good time radiate the heat outwards so they did have a crater with lava in it that you had to stand probably what I'm going to
00:17:15| say like a football field away okay so you don't know the heat yeah but that's a crater is like a huge good yeah it's feel it yeah meant to male right okay
00:17:25| lava hmm the key element of Minecraft the whole reason yeah so everyone Falls in lava they go I'll crap I shouldn't have dug straight down like
00:17:37| you idiot but the the more interesting part of Minecraft is actually the creepers which is essentially TNT right sneaky bugger that is Fanta it literally is TNT yeah
00:17:51| and the hist like fuse oh yeah so fuses are one of the coolest things in the world I think - I mean it's I only ever seen fuses on Looney Tunes really in fireworks yeah I guess you're
00:18:11| right mm-hmm but also they one cartoonish bombs I'll be great well that's why I said Looney tune yeah but it's it's one of those things that's recognizable I
00:18:23| think it's like everyone should know would have I guess it's a bomb is maybe a chronology thing dude because I don't know it like kid would he probably does he probably already knows what Obama
00:18:33| looks like like a you know a cartoon mom the black one with the little nip in a few huh uh-huh so does that have a name that little nippy part the nippy part of the fuse
00:18:45| just reward the um fuse goes into the bomb it's like that raised part if I were to draw it it would be a perfect circle except right there like the raised part I'm just curious
00:18:55| someone who's like a bomb expert watching who works for SWAT is screaming at home slamming their table and yelling nautical bet it's the ripple effect it's the called the the Bose himer or
00:19:10| something and they're banging their table and just saying it we're like this is a prize yeah TNT so like I guess it before anyone ever knew that we could have explosions
00:19:23| at large who like I remember stories ever since Ronnie yeah they're trying to mix chemicals together in that explosion it's like when you made something that made it explode that's the first time
00:19:33| like anyone realized that you could do that it's a bunch of European scientists I made tea and dynamiter did not the same feeling nineteen hundred's
00:19:45| TN t--'s trinitrotoluene I think it's like c6h 2 in parenthesis no.2 to the third ch3 I'm getting that tattooed on my other arm you are so I'm dynamite not because it's telling a
00:20:07| woman a little bit like a lunch lady oh my god I'm itchy everywhere I was like a poison ivy on my own body [ __ ] okay I invented by Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel yeah I don't know that guy
00:20:21| no we all familiar no it is really Swedish captain Alfred Nobel in the appreciate all your work manageable explosive stronger than black powder so it leads into like oh that black powder
00:20:37| was China in the 9th century yeah yeah gunpowder yeah compare it's a big deal not just for shooting purposes but for like mining and stuff like that and affecting mountains and stone and stuff
00:20:52| like that yeah I guess it's my sort of again but still yeah you can its silk road with Silk Road made with gunpowder explosives probably I would imagine um back then they dug a lot they had more
00:21:06| free time no internet people are always asking like what did they do before they had Internet slavery built a lot of crazy stuff in slavers we all know that folks
00:21:15| this applies about to get it and we'll kill a fly live on podcast we do it if he lands there's no value well what direction you want to go um no you were doing pretty good I saw the TNT
00:21:29| vs. dynamite vs. so the TNT had a feeling to it the feeling I felt when I read this article I was about TNT sorry it actually evokes something I was like that's awesome
00:21:41| now it's like a hollow-point bullets or something like - TNT was stable so if you were to like carrying around it wasn't that a bit as big a deal oh sure
00:21:54| did you get it got it live on the podcast so I always brag that I have a knack for killing flies and no one believes me because that sounds real weird but I just literally killed a fly
00:22:06| live on two eight one four one one shot one kill weird anyway I'm really sorry good you know what the Oh God did it live no there's sand in my sandal
00:22:17| and every time I move it I'm feeling those weird things in my hair so I'm like is there a million tiny flies coming to life attacking me huh but no he's still way good I'm just dropping
00:22:29| sand on my legs buried my new particle you know people confuse TNT and Dynamite's ent is actually less volatile less explosive like much wonder the Red Sticks I don't know that it found
00:22:42| dynamite is the red stick yeah I think it is TNT they actually had a story about how they ot2 yellow powder right yeah cuz I did a research on this um you did I think when
00:22:54| you blow it up it does 2.72 times 10 to the six joules per kilogram okay the power I will the reason the reason I say that is because TNT became a universal like place holder for power explosive
00:23:12| power uh-huh yeah so the timing is yes kilotons you're right okay I apologize did you break that down further yeah well just TNT we actually use it inside of shells like they had an
00:23:27| example of firing a shell that had TNT in it the TNT wouldn't explode until it went through the ship so they actually compared it to like the British versus
00:23:38| the Nazis like the Nazis had the technology in shells but the British didn't so their shells explode it on the outside of the ship or as the Nazis had shells that explode in them inside of
00:23:49| the ship made their Navy that much more dangerous oh I think it was pyrite with what the British were using pyrite explodes and it's really bright isn't that parent is it what's the one
00:24:05| that gets real real real real real real it's a shuttle every action you can do it may magnesium magnesium Monday magnesium went what just lit on fire something there's kind of some more
00:24:17| gorgeous you don't forget what this is cuz it's really simple ma'am yeah it is and you can do it it's like safe but it's bright as hell it was one of the coolest things I remember from chemistry
00:24:25| I was like whoa that's right is hotter off sit with I don't know okay well we'll figure it out but magnesium somehow can reacts and it
00:24:40| turns bright eggs and it's only converted to hydrogen and oxygen when water is added its recycle waters added the gases so if you get some pure magnesium folks just throw it in some
00:24:52| water do this at home you don't have any parents around if you're 89 or whatever watch this guy get some you can buy some markets do that um oh how about the other one pure sodium pure sodium salt
00:25:07| yeah like that pure sodium I don't I don't know what you're talking about um water type it in my name is pure sodium in water it's explosive as hell I'm almost 100% sure that's what it is
00:25:21| we've seen a bunch of results are my crazy watching a beaker it's moving around quite a bit oh oh it's on fire it turned on fire dude it's wild so that's the other thing
00:25:33| like explosions are so cool yes are cool oh no so there's a video I don't know if you'll find it but my favorite video when I was younger this is a YouTube video some guy had a block I thought it
00:25:45| was sodium you'll turn the lake yes yeah I just found it anyway did you oh yeah that's the one anyway I remember this from like 10 years ago Cibola anyway show me that you know toss
00:26:05| it toss it into the water I love the anticipation of something like it's like you get the smoke participation did he go does he react did it go are you had just come down yeah Dylan
00:26:22| out homeboy okay wait I can't wait for this so what we're really get into explosions are pretty awesome we've been talking about a scientist I like to inversion oh yeah
00:26:37| the surprise the anticipation the excitement there's so much there this is so weird I can't remember I've heard an explosion I've been in an earthquake
00:26:46| AHA and fired a gun it fired multiple guns I fired an explosions shotgun not a mini explosion them but that counts as a meaning explosion does it shotgun yeah I mean you firing I guess it ties you know
00:27:03| what they it shoots it at it how many meters per second you're absolutely correct whatwhat's the quickfire handguns long guns and other kind of gun I forget
00:27:14| I fired a ak74 which is a legal version of ak-47 the [ __ ] wasn't it now what's the list starter I don't know where I put that I don't know where you put it oh god damn name is a lot of cursing
00:27:38| tonight oh yeah we haven't had an episode together yeah I'm people don't know this because we just released them we were so we like coming up - oh you better not say it
00:27:50| actually might come out in the fourth ago yeah have Mike point a year away it's gonna piss me off I'm listening cuz it's in that please do
00:28:02| I love your core tight here core tight it was the word what's core tight Cornett is like a gunpowder or gunpowder alternative it's actually like strings it's very odd that you can make
00:28:12| like filament of cordite and replace it for what's inside with bullet bullet it's like with the yeah like the grain of a bullet explosive powder power that could be gunpowder or cordite
00:28:28| after they measure uh gun bullet strengths I think it's 8f h s h SP being that means FB s anyway it's one of those acronyms I just did it's like the amount of gunpowder that's in the actual bullet
00:28:42| they do it by weight right grams gram yes correct and it's by um like the bullet type so like you get a nine-millimeter but there's like 40 different Oh cuz you do
00:28:55| the weight of the mallet the actual or I just have a living powder in there you probably did what's the anyway um the projectile like I know we shot a nine-millimeter some 115 green there was
00:29:10| it's kind of cool so that's how much patters in there I guess hmm caps a silencer making explosive noise have you ever have you ever heard a real explosion the other thing is I just
00:29:27| watch World War Z fireworks fireworks are real explosions that's the count yeah they're really far away usually but do you know the big yellow boomers sure they're the ones that um there might be
00:29:43| if you beat a Mario level and they go off that's kind of like circles with like dots around them but they roll out that's nicer the ones where if you go so okay growing up the Philadelphia
00:29:58| Phillies the baseball team wow they have part head they look worth of job I think most I think most teams would put the Phillies for whatever reason had won the best firework shows more I'm assigned a
00:30:10| lot of the highway did you yeah I used to go with my buddy Jake every year okay ramp up would get tickets and we would go and sit in the game and remember two games at all not even a little bit I
00:30:20| remember those fireworks and cuz they would sometimes go with the music which i think is nice pants that's a lot of work and he would always know the finale because they would start they would set
00:30:32| up like one single and then they do the boomers they'd shoot off these ones I'm calling them boomers everyone the fireworks industry probably has a name for them it's a real
00:30:47| heavy concussive blast you can feel though yep sorry their dad they're like my condensed - they're really they they're like gun gunshot anyway they would suit
00:30:59| up like 50 of them at once and you can feel it in your chest like yeah you'd be looking up they're like holy it gets everyone to me that's yeah they'll knock you on your ass better almost oh I got
00:31:15| the same feeling for like lightning and thunder when Thunder hits you sometimes when it's really close its explosive has that same not last night two nights ago we had lightning strikes somewhere
00:31:25| really near the house cause it was like a strike instant Thunder and it shook the house I was like that'd be like right by our house yeah maybe a block away or HEPA
00:31:37| but I have no idea or ten bucks I do not have no clue how that works do so that's mysterious as well I guess the most explosions aren't kind of mysterious is a like well if you see an explosion
00:31:49| sometimes like the trail of smoke you know exactly where it was yeah the lightning but it's like the I guess all explosions are three-dimensional right there aren't many hearing there's an
00:32:02| activate Dave Manning onto the detonation even their detonation is technically a pan-dimensional yeah yeah but now if they're against a wall here it's gonna change the pattern etc etc so
00:32:13| they'll pushing out three dimensions equally but there's like a cubic response to it so like people don't understand how dangerous explosions are like moving half the distance to it
00:32:23| makes it like I'm gonna throw out a [ __ ] number like 10 times strong at times let's go with two and a half no no like this it's like yeah it's because you're like you're not doubling it
00:32:34| you're doubling it right three it was like 18 white 3 it's not just three axes is it that with you well what's the xpac volumetric explode like deal would you be I'm gonna say right I agree van
00:32:49| intros cube yeah so so that's cute don't say that so like half the distance means it's eight times as powerful that would make sense you'd do the second yeah yeah - we did
00:33:01| map whoa also if someone's gonna be like you were incorrect yeah but also there's like Philadelphia had that oil refinery explosion an explosion but they let that off did they
00:33:17| explode exploded they let it burn it was explosion e-library same things the incident had one they had multiple tanks catch on fire and there was a stream of smoke across the entire city it was
00:33:29| insane and it burned for days what was it this was like maybe a few months back okay look I'm thinking this week that's why I was like I didn't know yeah well
00:33:40| people don't draw about that because it's contained but the one in China have you seen the one in China no is that you know that's probably six or seven years old where they had chemicals at a port
00:33:51| explode and it knocked out windows that were like a mile away on the skyscrapers people died from the concussive force of the windows getting blown up and then landing on them there are the loudest
00:34:05| sound on earth you know there was I still know unless it's been changed in the past ten years realigning Krakatoa it's really Krakatoa yeah so someone claimed there's multiple reports it was
00:34:19| claimed people would hear at over 3,000 miles away that's awesome let's just see goodness dude that's power 3,000 miles through air deal hardness to get someone to hear me like 20 yards like 1500 miles
00:34:37| away oh yes we can listen to yeah yeah yeah yeah Krakatoa which is my favorite explosion not the Toba eruption Tambora I thought was Toba it could be oh now it's one of the major explosions or ways
00:34:54| yeah I thought it was Tambora and then I think you're wrong I'm going by call my when I was a kid I even look this up in 15 years just type in Tambora say pot that's a thing
00:35:06| because you made it out cuz you're wrong well type in Tambora and see if that's a because it could just be a different eruption Toba super rocker up super erection or an Baro is an explosion -
00:35:23| I'll give thank you I was like 15 years ago I didn't look this up now hey I'm aware that how big was that small errors are like rolling so we need to talk about the scale of explosions right we
00:35:35| talked about okay TNT and then we talked about kilotons and megatons we didn't I don't know how to tie that into how people cuz even like a stick of dot TNT or dynamite you who knows how like no
00:35:48| one's ever really seen it felt it containing the power within it is impossible like what is an X like a handheld explosion I wonder what like the the closest thing that's common that
00:36:00| people would realize is like a feeling of look supposes smallest explosion is a smallest handheld explosion that's the cheesiest thing see in a long time now I'll have your ROM tell the lighter
00:36:20| upside down in your hand for like 10 seconds with it held and then you light it it it ignites it that's technically an explosion isn't it trying to seem like firing the bullet like how much
00:36:32| power is in a bullet I did read this actually you did do you have that yeah no I didn't write it down um was a fractional like do you know I mean of course it was fractional to TNT like how
00:36:45| many of it I don't remember how much compared to TNT I can't say it's like one one-millionth or like 1/10 do um firing bullet Jules like look for joules cuz when you look for joules it did know
00:36:58| is you're looking for the energy muzzle energy the power only this I guess cuz that's gonna kick it's probably the kick that woman ever King's 800 joules ish Magda it's all about a magnum
00:37:13| a 180 grain 12 grand 12 grand bullet the Magnum get make sense of it it could yes Magnum chief muzzle energy bonito gorilla so like it Cole 45 is like all colt 45
00:37:28| yeah what from here to Hong Kong 16 hundred joules so like around a thousand joules okay say it did you see what TNT is I thought it was like 7,000 or something maybe not TNT equivalent point
00:37:50| point ok that's a lot more is that who wondered those the proximate energy release in detonation of metric no.4 easier I have a chance thank you a great depends on how much
00:38:05| TNT or that name so it's like 4,000 joules for a gram of TNT okay mine might not abate grandpa Oh mine was per kilogram my dad yeah per kilogram because you get by
00:38:15| grandmother so where's the program that's interesting because the 4,000 joules I think a gram you think a gram goes into a bullet I mean we just said how many grams that Bowl was 150 or
00:38:27| something 12 so it's actually closer it's probably so I'm just gonna like ballpark it and say T and T is far more times as explosive as a bullet Hey and absol it's crazy so that's more time and
00:38:42| that's by weight so if you have four times as much it's gonna be four times as much as four times as much yeah and I don't think you're holding on to the gun if it's four times as powerful
00:38:51| I think the gun is launching on your hands and smashing be bigger so what's like the next level up we make I mean there are other explosives correct like m-80s and little firecrackers will
00:39:02| poppers don't put those in your toilet waters cuz not us you know cherry bombs will see my bombs those are still cute but like interesting you know they have some pop till you ever see um
00:39:17| tersh what's the that was it called that explosive I think it's called like foul might or services from you today personally that's see how I forget what the hell it's called well it's gonna
00:39:32| piss me off no there's this there's this it's supposedly for destroying tree trunks it's like cordite but you can stick it in a tree trunk and it's explosive by a
00:39:43| bullet yeah close it the hell off you can shoot it with a bullet and the force of the bullet will make it explode hold on it looks amazing it's like Thal miters you have to be
00:39:54| able to hit the item in question yeah if you were drunk or a terrible aim you just be shooting it your tree stump all day yeah yeah Wow that's why I wonder if explode tree stumps will do it I had my
00:40:10| MIT although you're gonna get some lightning results I bet that would be kind of cool I do love when the lightning bolt hits a tree you see that she's I am here in
00:40:18| half it's like you're like oh my god getting into this the arm so what's like the next level of magnitude are we talking like when I type two notable explosions in the Wikipedia I had a
00:40:36| whole list yeah you're so bad list they only do well it's too long to go through just it's the ones that we care about Nick we as the entire audience of the world
00:40:47| the entire audience oh yeah let's type in notable explosions we pedia but it should still be here interesting I can't find that name it was invented by somebody and they use their name as
00:41:00| it as a Wow as the arm explodes to the product so I can't find it because it's tell me for heard of entities Nana me mine explosion and the Halifax Explosion battle with my scenes no tannerite
00:41:17| before it tannerite is it where you go tannerite is the explosion that Oh for the tree stumps yeah the Soviet n1 rocket explosion yep that sounds terrible have conda's
00:41:30| have you heard of Chernobyl happen we didn't get into any radiation yeah we didn't touch that these radiations technically explode on an atomic level yeah weird way yeah I guess in a weird
00:41:46| way exploding and get to news we need to get to so with that stop that's the top of the scale nuclear explosions Trinity test the castle Bravo Tsar bomb and any went over that bomba
00:41:58| atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki so let's let's go to like mother of all bombs okay you once get ready forehand ready oh hang grenade I'll take that why did
00:42:09| you not bring that up earlier well because you hold down the right trigger button and you hold it for three point seven eight seconds and you let it go and it's gonna explode wherever the hell
00:42:20| you want okay I was I was typing in Moe Avenue and I miss I mistyped it and I typed Mon equals BS mother of all bombs I'm just trying to get the jewels just to get on a scale okay because it's the
00:42:40| largest bomb known to man it's 11 tons of TNT or 46 juga tons gigatonnes sorry I said that wrong gigajoules 1.21 jigowatts sorry it's fine so those things rocket last time we
00:42:58| dropped one was in like Afghanistan I guess there are people like hiding out in a mountainous bunker area like in caves and they just like let that Moab like blow up right on top of it
00:43:08| apparently it like it is Troy's the mountain the whole mountain he destroys the killed up it's crazy I'm trying to give us the nuke no no I went right before nuke so like um a v2 rocket it's
00:43:25| like a it's a guy a ballistic missile used in like the 1950s 40s it was like the first man-made object to you know we could man it was a super powerful weapon it was a missile back in the day it was
00:43:40| ah here we go oh noes that nation make a speed through the holes on our warhead once you're in kilos I is that less than is most scientists I'd literally just saw it in this little there's no more
00:44:08| room speed guidance system flight functional range that's your boring people now I just make up a number and say I don't know but doing things wow that's a lot
00:44:22| Nick literally what can you do with those bajillion things I can shovel all of my butt hole along with a cucumber come on man no I'm gonna eat the key I'm going to eat the bomb which other
00:44:35| cucumber up somewhere so there's a really there's a fear in explosions that I think is inherent and all of the things that we're talking about there's a fear as like those things can kill you
00:44:46| yeah no matter like I guess the circumstance might seem ridiculous but it's possible to get hit by lightning that you fall into lava that a bomb explodes in your hand or you get shot or
00:44:58| that's more realistic like all this things can happen and they're all caused by like explosions of some sort some sort of energy that's stored up and releases so we're kind of talking about
00:45:12| like distilling energy and using place your old kinetic energy yeah so something has the potential energy so ironically um the Tsar bomb did we talk about that well we did a little bit you
00:45:25| mentioned it okay I mentioned it the biggest nuclear explosion of all time correct yeah what was it its Megaton so funny I didn't realize this so I watched
00:45:36| renoble I was big into science I like my bomb so I like this kind of stuff what didn't you know you never realized that when they measure these things and you read this there's no way those
00:45:45| interstates oh there's you have to read five stats to even know what the hell you have on is there gonna use the explosive power so the Tsar bomb is 3300 times more
00:45:57| powerful than the Hiroshima bomb I was like only how many times amount it is but is it more radioactive is it more probably less they said like the is like where you explode it to is
00:46:13| like if you explode on the ground versus like in the air like in the air more damage act there was I read a whole thing on a tree noble verses on Nagasaki vs. Hiroshima yeah and uh the reason
00:46:26| Chernobyl is such a great story is because that nuclear waste melted and it kind of went into the earth and it became a thing when they detonate the bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki they
00:46:39| detonated they were done above there's no more really like there still is remnants and in the air nothing safe over here but clear not waste white yes exactly yeah the radiation being
00:46:51| radiated off of the leftovers is so much smaller because it's spaced out like it was in smaller pieces over a wider span huh it's also crazy how they measured it do you know that when they drop these
00:47:04| bombs and we drop these bombs and I exactly in Hiroshima yeah that they like measured the cubic force and how many people died be a fire concussive he was a very concussive radiation no one had a
00:47:20| chance at I have radiation right away because there yeah most of the deaths or times really radiative are you active yeah radiative and then the fires they created yeah look at people who actually
00:47:30| just died in fires level entire city yeah it was like have you ever looked at like what bombs could do to your city like uses them to be like way almost completely destroyed and then why is if
00:47:42| you drop in the center just blows through the building yeah it's gonna hit like the first loop which is pretty massive and it will like wow once that happens you can't even live in the city
00:47:51| anymore because of all the nuclear waste it's destroying constantly destroying things that's also like the people that survived but then get poisoned by the radiation it's like alpha particles can
00:48:02| hit your skin and you're fine if you inhaled them like there's possibility that you could absorb the radiation yourself like internally after you've liked eating something
00:48:10| that's radioactive our breath of in right and that could destroy you too we didn't even talk about you did you see Chernobyl by the way I did not I want to I will there's literally
00:48:22| on that flash too soon or HBO yeah HBO there's literally a whole episode I'm not gonna ruin it for everybody who cares where they have to Chernobyl has already happened they're just trying to
00:48:33| deal with everything at this point there's an episode where they send ex-soldiers or people who weren't good enough to be soldiers but will volunteer to help the shoot animals in the area
00:48:44| because every animal that's in the area has probably been radiated enough where it it's meat is dangerous it's meat is radiated it's like nothing is good so they have to shoot deer dogs people's
00:48:56| pets that we left behind cats and crap it's wild they have to go in there and just shoot these people's pets they're left over in homes but that's like and they're like and then
00:49:11| when they're done with it you can't just leave that body there because we don't know how radioactive it is or is it it might not be that barium might be buried in concrete mass there's
00:49:24| a more memory absorbs it holy crap is that what the rule is it's more meant yeah it's like water is good is a really massive concrete it's hard for molecules moved through order so we didn't talk
00:49:36| about like what causes a nuclear explosion like nuclear reactors which provide power it's like a slow chain reaction so they can control the separation of nuclei I think it's like
00:49:47| uh you guys did the pigeon yeah you get like forcing them together and a taste of the media so they uh they break up are split and then it hits another element and then it causes the same
00:50:00| bring another element and then they all start splitting yeah you got so many things splitting that once something changes energy levels it has to evolve its energy yeah a very powerful energy
00:50:10| in the shape matters so they have like nuclear rods which are linear which is why there shaped it's the way they can control it and kind of cool it off but a mind is
00:50:22| like spherical so it explodes yeah yes well that was why it was important whether they detonated it in the air above the town or on the ground because on the ground they cause more that
00:50:35| concussive fire etc if you did it further in the air you do more radioactive damage like a dirty bomb yeah a dirty bomb correct so the Moab the SAR we were talking about that
00:50:50| before we got into the nukes in general but look everything it's nuke is just size-wise the biggest I guess size I like our house what do you isn't well I have no idea if
00:51:00| there was a different way because did you know that the de bomb dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki it's so hard as I have to keep saying them we're actually made of different nuclear elements
00:51:10| almost plutonium like two five one I make up a frigging number enrichment was um nuclear material thank you plenty hammer and rhenium was yeah yeah then was uranium yeah I don't know wishes
00:51:22| wish I don't know that I the Enola Gay dropped little boy and fat boy right fat man with those fat man that mean that fat bacon oh wow we did with some research on this one well we call from
00:51:39| tangents so I'm talking about things I didn't think I was gonna talk about tonight I understand that man it was fat man little boy and the boy yeah Pluto me plutonium Toto Miam Miam it's
00:51:54| not just plutonium you gotta give me a actual radar it's crazy how much he's killed like hundreds of thousands people so Nagasaki was smaller bye-bye death count radiation sickness it like melts
00:52:07| your body I think people like parts of their body just like melt off over time because the heat generates light because the weights are noble even puts it as a really good way it shoots invisible
00:52:17| bullets into your body inside you and you're fine for right now but in five weeks five months by Bayes just now the tables appear there are holes in your liver
00:52:29| there's some of your lung there's some of your blood cells here so when your spleen and you're like oh you're dying it's wild I see so how do you know I wanted it did
00:52:45| you want to bring them before in the episode I always end on a philosophical no no there's no one yeah I want to bring something so the control of this stuff is like nuclear power could solve
00:52:57| a lot of issues but places like Chernobyl or Fukushima I mean they cause such devastation that's uncontrollable that it makes us fear what is probably actually better for our planet I'm gonna
00:53:12| ponent for a nuclear power because a lot of the cold driven versions everything we do to generate power is like usually it's either using harnessing nature or it's heating something up and spinning
00:53:25| something like a turbine we and then spewing all the garbage into the air our yeah so like the garbage that's spoon in the air all the carbon dioxide and emissions that stuff is not releasing
00:53:38| nuclear power is cleaner or yes cleaner cleaner I'll disagree and it also leads us into like I'll say like gasoline combustion all of the stuff that we use on a daily basis this miniature
00:53:53| explosions we've just controlled yeah an engine is fueled and can be fire give me that which I decided baby yeah so there's an element to this that's like are you excited like people are excited
00:54:13| by the rumble of an engine but other people are just as commonplace it's just like oh my car didn't start today like right you're using your car is a starting or not something that is
00:54:24| working not working but really a car is an exploding my exploding times a second it's like metal 2,000 pound workhorse that just friggin flies around exploding on 9,000 times a second but
00:54:39| you know rpms mm a thousand rotations per minute maybe it is that's rotations mm mm maybe this anyway it's um Bennett's dinosaur like bones and like so crazy man-made explosive stuff napalm
00:54:59| and like thermite they say you can make it with um like simple ingredients you like somehow melt it down and then mix it with gasoline don't give the that's not giving it's only two ingredients I
00:55:15| mean really if there's probably something more to it hopefully that's not all it takes because that would be and it is then they can't to me there because that's ridiculously stupid well
00:55:25| your things like just keep burning like it melts through things mm-hmm that's kind of an insane thing have you heard about chemical reactions though like we use certain chemicals every day and
00:55:38| don't realize their reaction to another chemical they're never in contact yeah if people find two things that bind or work or explode I tell me people make homemade bombs and
00:55:48| [ __ ] yeah it's like the aliens acid and the movie it just burns to everything no it's not like that it's exactly like that what are you talking about no it's like a child who could figure out a way
00:55:59| to make an explosive I'm like that's it should be impossible yeah but there are so many chemicals and so many interactions so I got one cool one okay what's one more cool one oxygen loss
00:56:12| okay I'm gonna go hide their proper what is it what's the volcano minute baking soda and hydrogen peroxide oh we just started with that one oh boy that would have really shaken some heads waking
00:56:26| them up make them woke oxygen handles though so oxygen candles it's a reaction between [ __ ] I forgot the reaction was [ __ ] it's the finger gun that's distracting me so oxygen candles they
00:56:43| use them in space in order to generate oxygen like they don't use oxygen they actually generate oxygen so on the mirror they had an oxygen candle which somehow became compromised and it didn't
00:56:57| explode they said it was like a torch so there's oxygen candles in zero-g floating around and it's spewing fire and smoke everywhere and one of the astronauts said it was one of the most
00:57:08| fearful things he's ever experienced because there's nothing you can do to get away from it and once it spews smoke everywhere you can't put the smoke elsewhere like you can't just pump that
00:57:21| out you can't open up a window Arg interesting yeah it's uh yeah it's a chemical thing that I want to say what it doesn't matter but yeah they would normally use like burn this candle in
00:57:36| order to get oxygen for one person per day so it's a weird thing that you'd think that there are chemicals that exist that generate oxygen for people when the reverse is possible or a
00:57:46| reverse is commonplace rather yeah that is interesting because usually candle burns through oxygen mm-hmm it's nacl degree I thought so yeah till we leave Oh - yeah three of us who's in NaCl some
00:58:03| salt and some heat energy I think the only way to put it out is through carbon dioxide a physical water you couldn't physically just mother you smother with your body yeah I mean I guess you could
00:58:21| do a bell cover like I thought it was a cucumber oh boy oh my god oh my goodness it lit the way up the path of darkness I am now complete with my stories I think I took it on where I was going to end it
00:58:45| was just alcohol we didn't talk about burning of alcohol oh very well it does okay continue and pick just what I wanted to end on is that explosion is fire heat light danger fragility warm
00:59:04| its life and nature early it's lit life yeah destruction ingles creation well don't think of this what's the alternative it's the dead black quiet of space
00:59:16| versus the white-hot explosion of life in a way do you know what our 'but our universe is based on antimatter versus matter particles they bang together so hard they actually eliminate one another
00:59:31| correct mmm because it's the kind of kind of thinking right now something or some force or some reason we have more matter particles than antimatter particles
00:59:43| what's crazy is that these particles are just banging into each other at heart they're banging like bang and like 16 year-old spicy meatballs those spice like meatballs but the bacon sauce in
00:59:59| the middle the night everything should be equal like explosion quiet explosion quiet for some reason we have more explosion and that's life so
01:00:10| explosions kind of life and eventually do you ever read about the far distant future and all that crowd yeah yeah how the sign so every day so what's gonna happen is you're gonna be one of two
01:00:21| things really one of the last big super giant explosions or white dwarfs bursting into flames or Klink supernova or you're going to be black quiet I mean yeah give me the giant
01:00:37| explosive thing cuz it's interesting and quick I don't want to die in a cold that's one thing we didn't talk about five minute so you know we'll skip that for now fires a whole episode I think I
01:00:50| think that we can bring it over that yeah yeah I think we can't next one we're not going to folks that's the joke that's the joke folks so like when we see these Suns
01:01:05| that's like explosions it's place this place that are keeping us alive like it's like fusion fission boom or into exploding you're either exploding outward he life
01:01:20| generating energy generating creative stuff white light is boom pow or your quietly fading getting darker quieter their gravity their movement their energy and so I think explosions are
01:01:42| kind of like us we love light we love the juice man we love our lives on day explosions so I sit around for 18 years what are you trying to get at okay what
01:01:53| am I trying to get at our bodies our battery we're constantly producing heat the reactions in our body are little tiny explosions that are controlled little tiny electrical signals which are
01:02:03| controlling us we're thinking we're breathing explosions and when we feel each other those are electrical signals and explosions and emotions and power so
01:02:15| it's like the warmth of human body is the same as gasoline and your engine or the firework going off for the Sun explode again Valentimes we set off light energy anytime we energy is energy
01:02:29| and explosion I think so that's wild so weight is making an explosion creativity little tiny explosions in your brain yeah maybe that's frigging while depends what yeah defense what it is trying to
01:02:46| handle the explosion could be motion of a person only thing new or anything weird is the explosion hmm covered a lot tonight now I'm covered in it you're gonna be covered in it
01:03:01| yeah basking in that light generated fuel we talked about trinitrotoluene tnt may be dynamite not the same thing they talked about how we love destruction to his kids building up things throwing
01:03:21| them breaking them down dominoes Jay these want to build up something yeah breaking love when that creeper explodes because it gives us a chance to really have perspective on surviving and living
01:03:35| and creating and keeping it going absolutely well going to the dentist because sometimes the dentist is an explosion of energy and drilling deep within our minds and souls the pain of
01:03:50| our garbs yeah good Dennis next week oh I hope you have insurance because that's me looks bloated in your pocketbook we love the explosion of poison sumac on your testicles wait for your body
01:04:06| true story story true true story would you like there and we love no I will have the explosion of dog steroids that you take to counteract the poison Susan oh that's illegal or not your I
01:04:22| shouldn't say that I think you can take dog steroids game I mean theoretically you're right okay idea well medically I hope it's okay it's aerosol and against amines all over your open wound balls
01:04:36| just imagine good finish Wow just exploding out of you listen even pain is energy everything that's energy is an explosion everything that is death quiet peace the end entropy
01:04:54| that's the anti explosions but I think we like explosions because that's that's life folks how like the thing of it is like the absorption of energy the waiting to explode is the anti explosion
01:05:07| it's like that guy's been working for like 30-something years he's got nothing left he's just waiting to explode it's gonna yell good night good night yeah well
01:05:23| folks we like you we deem you a brigand a lot yeah we do thanks for tuning in
00:00:19| burning within exploding a sudden outburst of something such as noise light or violent emotion especially anger a violent expansion in which energy is transmitted outward as a
00:00:30| shockwave in explosive unyielding reactions creating and destroying us all so I'm Dan and I'm Nick folks for old friends dissecting one topic at a time people technology media we've got it all
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00:01:14| time brings out a good finish no good disturb you no good finish and start now gorgeous new gorgeous so yes I'm Dan mm-hmm and you I'm Nick folks talk about explosions yeah that what they call
00:01:53| nowadays big ol explosion big ol explosion of what a big long exposure explosion ah ha ha I think you just created something that sound like telling between a child and like
00:02:07| something British thank you what hit me big ol expose it was I think you did discover what it was yeah Jackie did it so where do you want to begin Nick you already did the
00:02:27| definition nothing to do and I didn't cover the very first actually I covered the silent and disruptive shattering or blowing a part of something as is caused by a bomb yeah
00:02:39| explosion Islam that's kind of weird mom yeah isn't it strange man made it was weird I didn't expect that I bet you didn't get animala G though the origin of explosion yeah so it's from ancient
00:02:53| Latin term explode ear to hiss Abed actor off the stage no no no all right so what's the first explosion big bang natural explosion of the universe the beginning the creation of so was it
00:03:19| always when one door closes a window opens or something when something ends a new beginning begins yeah that is what it is but I don't know the expression now because I'm thinking of when one
00:03:33| door closes another door opens yeah the air pressure okay I don't know is it when yeah when the door opens your parachute closes or something Hannah yeah something like that
00:03:47| anyway I was fourteen point seven billion years ago forty two bones I don't really notice actually they do they only did graphing it in a paper bound book I'm sure people can scroll
00:03:59| that out and figure it out that the origin of the universe is Suns one central point five thousand years by the bubble I'm doing okay yeah by the bubble but moving on this piece of my accent
00:04:11| against me bible bible bible huh so and then the all / what are you looking at you're reading my phone buzz no no my phone bites like eight times this is just my
00:04:24| our number one rule you know pay attention the person yeah I was gonna power through it but I was like now not today Nick not putting up with your [ __ ] [Laughter]
00:04:36| yeah the continuous explosion the one that sustains our planet and gives us life everything life I didn't I never thought of it as a continuous load yeah it's
00:04:46| still going yeah I signed over the Sun is continually burning yearning it is decided with bangs that is the big bang considered continually exploding no I think it's set in motion everything so
00:04:58| that it's now fizzled out empty but what we'd know if there was a central explosion in the middle radiating something ailing mm-hmm I think we would yeah baby
00:05:09| we'll get to us eventually or something maybe only this people like them mm-hmm so let's skip to natural so that solar natural solar system natural earth like lightning is impressive light show also
00:05:26| that the key thing that's tying all this together is you usually see something you usually hear something and feel it something and then the effect of it is widespread okay I like that it's so it's
00:05:38| heat light and pressure yeah you playing pressure I'll get that I'd like our definition better more than what is this air and wet sir those guys well yeah that's kind of what it is
00:05:51| that's ironic League dude you know that's how they measure the strength and jewels they do but it's it's um it's a combination of uh what I just said heat and um how much pressure it can
00:06:05| move oh how much it moves surrounding material B that the atmosphere oh whatever yeah so did you know it's actually molar based not to get real nerdy molar dope
00:06:15| is like though yeah all the ratios be things yep correct so if it moves like it an explosion moved a ton of argon versus a [ __ ] ton of oxygen like there's a difference
00:06:27| because it takes more energy to move that argon than it would to move oxygen so you have to take in a calculation what it moved if you were measuring it in reverse I mean if you know how much
00:06:38| you sound like me right now holy yeah but if you were on an unknown planet and you didn't know where the atmosphere was and like I figure out what everything was and then you gonna bomb the [ __ ] out
00:06:50| of that planet yes you would we're just figuring things out here we're just trying to do some math everybody stay in your home so we're gonna park the [ __ ] the entire block
00:07:00| yeah so it's nerve it's how much it moves an object but you said you defined it as like a ton of something but a ton is always the same right so no not on a mole a mole essentially it's the same
00:07:13| that's how many atoms make up gram or something that one won't leave [ __ ] what is the most 10 times 10 times 1.8 1.8 times 10 to the 26th I don't remember now that's so funny I used to have it
00:07:26| memorized how to calculate 18 doesn't just tell you the mole what's an mo le no it's mo Li think uh-huh mole it's your bed yeah you probably look it up moles stands like no they're
00:07:42| fairy they're cute the simplest mo L but the the mo le is it spelled sorry it's exactly 10 to the 80th hydrogen oh wait nevermind this wrong thing exactly 6.2 to something times 10 to the 23rd
00:07:59| particles atoms molecules or ions or electrons oh I forget why that was important it's the number of simple it is because thank God rose number every Geiger as well he's got laws and numbers
00:08:13| yeah number can be both now I want to know and argue you this is simply ins becoming us a scientific podcast and we're out of our league at this point anyway no it's just a simple way that
00:08:24| oxygen ways different than like hydrogen which ways different than like carbon so to add the same amount of all of those molecules you have to have a mole of each because that's an equal number of
00:08:36| atoms of it yes you know what I mean I support just when you compare apples to apples ideal yes so didn't okay you're right they measure in Joule things go boom you know
00:08:51| TNT whoa don't go that far we go you gotta believe me okay yeah well it's a unit of measurement but yeah we're on lightning so lightning and meteors the things that surprised us extinct life
00:09:04| and destroy the dinosaurs apparently that by one theory by the dinosaur [ __ ] she said 87 or so painted matters your name you can say any matters that was good so she is orbit yeah well the
00:09:26| dinosaur [ __ ] says that I can't believe I wanted to tell my son that so he tells it in science class anyway meteor destroyed the dinosaurs that's explosive ripples through time-space energy power
00:09:41| volcanoes have the same sort of thing there's a building pressure you sound like him from Jurassic Park Oh Malcolm Jeff Goldblum yeah yeah professor Malcolm you're like dinosaurs for his
00:09:55| men man this man eats dinosaur woman in her head earth good bit folks from the lava lava is one of the coolest days yeah actually like a viral clastic flows all I love supply requests upload I took
00:10:13| I took rocks for jocks in college I Sergio 105 baby did you I feel like I did since you did he tell me this before I didn't know if you did I said I remember that I did I
00:10:25| remember you did - yeah oh well I was wondering if you did is what I was saying I mean I feel like I did to the max broke zones so like Pompeii we talked about Pompeii like the
00:10:38| pyroclastic flow is so vast dude who is yeah everyone and all the dicks on her been host I know yeah if you had moments to live the best feeling you could possibly generate yourself would
00:10:52| probably involve a cucumber for you yeah eating a cucumber okay refreshing flavor hating it harder classic flow comes down towards me Oh like thank you come really crying while eating it's over meanwhile
00:11:20| the guys are jacking off all around it I'm still eating my cucumber yeah after that one lava have you ever seen lava imperson I've never seen lava I'm really jealous
00:11:38| most clothings Hawaii is that there's lava flow those moving towards that town very slowly is one of those things that it's like inevitable but takes months but people are like ah
00:11:48| okay oh wait oh wait there's nothing that I mean they can kind of redirect it based on that movie called volcano starring Kurt Tommy Lee Jones Tommy Lee Jones volcano I think the one you're
00:12:01| thinking of is oh no there's two that came out same time volcano and mount this dante's peak and the mother died in the the acidic water route about that mmm and it was
00:12:15| Pierce Brosnan yeah Lake Nyos talked about Lake Nyos we'll go back to LA that's not an explosion that's not noxious fumes no no but it was a nitrous oxide isn't it it was caused by
00:12:31| something mahalo volcanic underneath the underneath the water lake or something oh what's the name of it [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] I thought was nitrous oxide that was
00:12:41| from some gases honor the this lake and I thought oh he's got loader a limnic explosion but I don't see that word anywhere yeah that sounds weird that sounds big
00:12:51| just type in limnic explosion under the lemon egg eruption alumina corruption also termed a lake turnover is a rare type of natural disaster in which dissolved carbon dioxide Zangief lake
00:13:01| waters forming a gas cloud capable of suffocating wildlife livestock and humans may also cause tsunamis finally there might be pry on your balls yeah feels like it should spray it off of
00:13:16| your ball spray it off a bolt so yeah that's terrifying I remember descriptions with that was that there's a flow Corley I would think they couldn't see it they just saw like the
00:13:27| life forms on the ground like frogs all of a sudden the frogs like just kind of like keeled over and they're like huh and then people who are in the lower elevations got hit with it fast and then
00:13:37| people would try to help those people and they'd be caught in a stream of and what are you not allowed to do it I had to work when they're working with certain chemicals don't bend over to
00:13:47| help them lift with your legs I was going with if they pass out you look down them and say hey hey you okay like I gotta stay up here we'll get you just in case this is a limnic of good
00:14:01| lemonade corruption everybody live Nick we got lemonade over the Nick one thing we got limnic over here and see nobody can yeah new Jurassic Park references all
00:14:11| night I hope so let's go back to lava cuz lava is one of the coolest things on the planet that I don't know that like people really understand like it's just why does its
00:14:21| liquid liquid rock that is so hot that you just can't do anything to it like that movie volcano redirected it like in a tube but the lava tubes kind of like yeah and you like if your house is in
00:14:35| the way of that it's just a slow unending pile of rock coming towards you and the after-effects are interesting too it's like in portions of Hawaii the Big Island they have this volcanoes
00:14:49| national park not only does like mess with your stereo your radio it's like constantly exploding and I guess some sort of like weird statics happen but also like you
00:14:59| go through these like winding roads and it'll be like jungle like you're in like a tropical jungle jungle and then it'd be like lava like came through and just like I know is it yeah right kind of
00:15:10| wild so nothing grows in those locations it's crazy that it's so hot do we have anything that would stands it like we have stuff that we can stick in there that kind of
00:15:21| hmm and it's and the reason I ask is that it's kind of what it's made of the same materials the outer core I want to say because inner core is solid iron I believe right solid nickel nickel and
00:15:32| iron hmm so it's so hot and so ridiculous we can't even put like an instrument into it without it burning and I'm guessing we can grease Fahrenheit I'm assuming
00:15:44| they use some sort of ceramic but I don't know does me ceramic do you make a ceramic at that temperature so wouldn't just unmake it oh it's like sintering almost mmm were
00:15:58| these earlier thrown over he's poking at me okay I see the eyes just using a stick and taking it scooping in a bucket water he's he's hacking at it looks so cool though lava is awesome well that
00:16:12| was pretty cool it's I like that it glows it's so high yeah well I actually know it my favorite feature of lava is and I didn't think of it till you we've been talking about it
00:16:21| can kill your no I can no your old family that it it's so hot but you can be kind of near it you can be safe because it's so slow usually yeah well not just that like if something is well
00:16:42| okay maybe this is weird wouldn't be able to be in the room with it I don't know no some I don't know that's a misconception on your part I'm not a nun common misconception that just
00:16:53| you thought of right now yeah I think so yeah so I couldn't be within like 10 feet of lava or it would burn me the other thing I have no idea I don't know how close you can actually get to it I
00:17:05| feel like right because at that temperature that it's a good time radiate the heat outwards so they did have a crater with lava in it that you had to stand probably what I'm going to
00:17:15| say like a football field away okay so you don't know the heat yeah but that's a crater is like a huge good yeah it's feel it yeah meant to male right okay
00:17:25| lava hmm the key element of Minecraft the whole reason yeah so everyone Falls in lava they go I'll crap I shouldn't have dug straight down like
00:17:37| you idiot but the the more interesting part of Minecraft is actually the creepers which is essentially TNT right sneaky bugger that is Fanta it literally is TNT yeah
00:17:51| and the hist like fuse oh yeah so fuses are one of the coolest things in the world I think - I mean it's I only ever seen fuses on Looney Tunes really in fireworks yeah I guess you're
00:18:11| right mm-hmm but also they one cartoonish bombs I'll be great well that's why I said Looney tune yeah but it's it's one of those things that's recognizable I
00:18:23| think it's like everyone should know would have I guess it's a bomb is maybe a chronology thing dude because I don't know it like kid would he probably does he probably already knows what Obama
00:18:33| looks like like a you know a cartoon mom the black one with the little nip in a few huh uh-huh so does that have a name that little nippy part the nippy part of the fuse
00:18:45| just reward the um fuse goes into the bomb it's like that raised part if I were to draw it it would be a perfect circle except right there like the raised part I'm just curious
00:18:55| someone who's like a bomb expert watching who works for SWAT is screaming at home slamming their table and yelling nautical bet it's the ripple effect it's the called the the Bose himer or
00:19:10| something and they're banging their table and just saying it we're like this is a prize yeah TNT so like I guess it before anyone ever knew that we could have explosions
00:19:23| at large who like I remember stories ever since Ronnie yeah they're trying to mix chemicals together in that explosion it's like when you made something that made it explode that's the first time
00:19:33| like anyone realized that you could do that it's a bunch of European scientists I made tea and dynamiter did not the same feeling nineteen hundred's
00:19:45| TN t--'s trinitrotoluene I think it's like c6h 2 in parenthesis no.2 to the third ch3 I'm getting that tattooed on my other arm you are so I'm dynamite not because it's telling a
00:20:07| woman a little bit like a lunch lady oh my god I'm itchy everywhere I was like a poison ivy on my own body [ __ ] okay I invented by Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel yeah I don't know that guy
00:20:21| no we all familiar no it is really Swedish captain Alfred Nobel in the appreciate all your work manageable explosive stronger than black powder so it leads into like oh that black powder
00:20:37| was China in the 9th century yeah yeah gunpowder yeah compare it's a big deal not just for shooting purposes but for like mining and stuff like that and affecting mountains and stone and stuff
00:20:52| like that yeah I guess it's my sort of again but still yeah you can its silk road with Silk Road made with gunpowder explosives probably I would imagine um back then they dug a lot they had more
00:21:06| free time no internet people are always asking like what did they do before they had Internet slavery built a lot of crazy stuff in slavers we all know that folks
00:21:15| this applies about to get it and we'll kill a fly live on podcast we do it if he lands there's no value well what direction you want to go um no you were doing pretty good I saw the TNT
00:21:29| vs. dynamite vs. so the TNT had a feeling to it the feeling I felt when I read this article I was about TNT sorry it actually evokes something I was like that's awesome
00:21:41| now it's like a hollow-point bullets or something like - TNT was stable so if you were to like carrying around it wasn't that a bit as big a deal oh sure
00:21:54| did you get it got it live on the podcast so I always brag that I have a knack for killing flies and no one believes me because that sounds real weird but I just literally killed a fly
00:22:06| live on two eight one four one one shot one kill weird anyway I'm really sorry good you know what the Oh God did it live no there's sand in my sandal
00:22:17| and every time I move it I'm feeling those weird things in my hair so I'm like is there a million tiny flies coming to life attacking me huh but no he's still way good I'm just dropping
00:22:29| sand on my legs buried my new particle you know people confuse TNT and Dynamite's ent is actually less volatile less explosive like much wonder the Red Sticks I don't know that it found
00:22:42| dynamite is the red stick yeah I think it is TNT they actually had a story about how they ot2 yellow powder right yeah cuz I did a research on this um you did I think when
00:22:54| you blow it up it does 2.72 times 10 to the six joules per kilogram okay the power I will the reason the reason I say that is because TNT became a universal like place holder for power explosive
00:23:12| power uh-huh yeah so the timing is yes kilotons you're right okay I apologize did you break that down further yeah well just TNT we actually use it inside of shells like they had an
00:23:27| example of firing a shell that had TNT in it the TNT wouldn't explode until it went through the ship so they actually compared it to like the British versus
00:23:38| the Nazis like the Nazis had the technology in shells but the British didn't so their shells explode it on the outside of the ship or as the Nazis had shells that explode in them inside of
00:23:49| the ship made their Navy that much more dangerous oh I think it was pyrite with what the British were using pyrite explodes and it's really bright isn't that parent is it what's the one
00:24:05| that gets real real real real real real it's a shuttle every action you can do it may magnesium magnesium Monday magnesium went what just lit on fire something there's kind of some more
00:24:17| gorgeous you don't forget what this is cuz it's really simple ma'am yeah it is and you can do it it's like safe but it's bright as hell it was one of the coolest things I remember from chemistry
00:24:25| I was like whoa that's right is hotter off sit with I don't know okay well we'll figure it out but magnesium somehow can reacts and it
00:24:40| turns bright eggs and it's only converted to hydrogen and oxygen when water is added its recycle waters added the gases so if you get some pure magnesium folks just throw it in some
00:24:52| water do this at home you don't have any parents around if you're 89 or whatever watch this guy get some you can buy some markets do that um oh how about the other one pure sodium pure sodium salt
00:25:07| yeah like that pure sodium I don't I don't know what you're talking about um water type it in my name is pure sodium in water it's explosive as hell I'm almost 100% sure that's what it is
00:25:21| we've seen a bunch of results are my crazy watching a beaker it's moving around quite a bit oh oh it's on fire it turned on fire dude it's wild so that's the other thing
00:25:33| like explosions are so cool yes are cool oh no so there's a video I don't know if you'll find it but my favorite video when I was younger this is a YouTube video some guy had a block I thought it
00:25:45| was sodium you'll turn the lake yes yeah I just found it anyway did you oh yeah that's the one anyway I remember this from like 10 years ago Cibola anyway show me that you know toss
00:26:05| it toss it into the water I love the anticipation of something like it's like you get the smoke participation did he go does he react did it go are you had just come down yeah Dylan
00:26:22| out homeboy okay wait I can't wait for this so what we're really get into explosions are pretty awesome we've been talking about a scientist I like to inversion oh yeah
00:26:37| the surprise the anticipation the excitement there's so much there this is so weird I can't remember I've heard an explosion I've been in an earthquake
00:26:46| AHA and fired a gun it fired multiple guns I fired an explosions shotgun not a mini explosion them but that counts as a meaning explosion does it shotgun yeah I mean you firing I guess it ties you know
00:27:03| what they it shoots it at it how many meters per second you're absolutely correct whatwhat's the quickfire handguns long guns and other kind of gun I forget
00:27:14| I fired a ak74 which is a legal version of ak-47 the [ __ ] wasn't it now what's the list starter I don't know where I put that I don't know where you put it oh god damn name is a lot of cursing
00:27:38| tonight oh yeah we haven't had an episode together yeah I'm people don't know this because we just released them we were so we like coming up - oh you better not say it
00:27:50| actually might come out in the fourth ago yeah have Mike point a year away it's gonna piss me off I'm listening cuz it's in that please do
00:28:02| I love your core tight here core tight it was the word what's core tight Cornett is like a gunpowder or gunpowder alternative it's actually like strings it's very odd that you can make
00:28:12| like filament of cordite and replace it for what's inside with bullet bullet it's like with the yeah like the grain of a bullet explosive powder power that could be gunpowder or cordite
00:28:28| after they measure uh gun bullet strengths I think it's 8f h s h SP being that means FB s anyway it's one of those acronyms I just did it's like the amount of gunpowder that's in the actual bullet
00:28:42| they do it by weight right grams gram yes correct and it's by um like the bullet type so like you get a nine-millimeter but there's like 40 different Oh cuz you do
00:28:55| the weight of the mallet the actual or I just have a living powder in there you probably did what's the anyway um the projectile like I know we shot a nine-millimeter some 115 green there was
00:29:10| it's kind of cool so that's how much patters in there I guess hmm caps a silencer making explosive noise have you ever have you ever heard a real explosion the other thing is I just
00:29:27| watch World War Z fireworks fireworks are real explosions that's the count yeah they're really far away usually but do you know the big yellow boomers sure they're the ones that um there might be
00:29:43| if you beat a Mario level and they go off that's kind of like circles with like dots around them but they roll out that's nicer the ones where if you go so okay growing up the Philadelphia
00:29:58| Phillies the baseball team wow they have part head they look worth of job I think most I think most teams would put the Phillies for whatever reason had won the best firework shows more I'm assigned a
00:30:10| lot of the highway did you yeah I used to go with my buddy Jake every year okay ramp up would get tickets and we would go and sit in the game and remember two games at all not even a little bit I
00:30:20| remember those fireworks and cuz they would sometimes go with the music which i think is nice pants that's a lot of work and he would always know the finale because they would start they would set
00:30:32| up like one single and then they do the boomers they'd shoot off these ones I'm calling them boomers everyone the fireworks industry probably has a name for them it's a real
00:30:47| heavy concussive blast you can feel though yep sorry their dad they're like my condensed - they're really they they're like gun gunshot anyway they would suit
00:30:59| up like 50 of them at once and you can feel it in your chest like yeah you'd be looking up they're like holy it gets everyone to me that's yeah they'll knock you on your ass better almost oh I got
00:31:15| the same feeling for like lightning and thunder when Thunder hits you sometimes when it's really close its explosive has that same not last night two nights ago we had lightning strikes somewhere
00:31:25| really near the house cause it was like a strike instant Thunder and it shook the house I was like that'd be like right by our house yeah maybe a block away or HEPA
00:31:37| but I have no idea or ten bucks I do not have no clue how that works do so that's mysterious as well I guess the most explosions aren't kind of mysterious is a like well if you see an explosion
00:31:49| sometimes like the trail of smoke you know exactly where it was yeah the lightning but it's like the I guess all explosions are three-dimensional right there aren't many hearing there's an
00:32:02| activate Dave Manning onto the detonation even their detonation is technically a pan-dimensional yeah yeah but now if they're against a wall here it's gonna change the pattern etc etc so
00:32:13| they'll pushing out three dimensions equally but there's like a cubic response to it so like people don't understand how dangerous explosions are like moving half the distance to it
00:32:23| makes it like I'm gonna throw out a [ __ ] number like 10 times strong at times let's go with two and a half no no like this it's like yeah it's because you're like you're not doubling it
00:32:34| you're doubling it right three it was like 18 white 3 it's not just three axes is it that with you well what's the xpac volumetric explode like deal would you be I'm gonna say right I agree van
00:32:49| intros cube yeah so so that's cute don't say that so like half the distance means it's eight times as powerful that would make sense you'd do the second yeah yeah - we did
00:33:01| map whoa also if someone's gonna be like you were incorrect yeah but also there's like Philadelphia had that oil refinery explosion an explosion but they let that off did they
00:33:17| explode exploded they let it burn it was explosion e-library same things the incident had one they had multiple tanks catch on fire and there was a stream of smoke across the entire city it was
00:33:29| insane and it burned for days what was it this was like maybe a few months back okay look I'm thinking this week that's why I was like I didn't know yeah well
00:33:40| people don't draw about that because it's contained but the one in China have you seen the one in China no is that you know that's probably six or seven years old where they had chemicals at a port
00:33:51| explode and it knocked out windows that were like a mile away on the skyscrapers people died from the concussive force of the windows getting blown up and then landing on them there are the loudest
00:34:05| sound on earth you know there was I still know unless it's been changed in the past ten years realigning Krakatoa it's really Krakatoa yeah so someone claimed there's multiple reports it was
00:34:19| claimed people would hear at over 3,000 miles away that's awesome let's just see goodness dude that's power 3,000 miles through air deal hardness to get someone to hear me like 20 yards like 1500 miles
00:34:37| away oh yes we can listen to yeah yeah yeah yeah Krakatoa which is my favorite explosion not the Toba eruption Tambora I thought was Toba it could be oh now it's one of the major explosions or ways
00:34:54| yeah I thought it was Tambora and then I think you're wrong I'm going by call my when I was a kid I even look this up in 15 years just type in Tambora say pot that's a thing
00:35:06| because you made it out cuz you're wrong well type in Tambora and see if that's a because it could just be a different eruption Toba super rocker up super erection or an Baro is an explosion -
00:35:23| I'll give thank you I was like 15 years ago I didn't look this up now hey I'm aware that how big was that small errors are like rolling so we need to talk about the scale of explosions right we
00:35:35| talked about okay TNT and then we talked about kilotons and megatons we didn't I don't know how to tie that into how people cuz even like a stick of dot TNT or dynamite you who knows how like no
00:35:48| one's ever really seen it felt it containing the power within it is impossible like what is an X like a handheld explosion I wonder what like the the closest thing that's common that
00:36:00| people would realize is like a feeling of look supposes smallest explosion is a smallest handheld explosion that's the cheesiest thing see in a long time now I'll have your ROM tell the lighter
00:36:20| upside down in your hand for like 10 seconds with it held and then you light it it it ignites it that's technically an explosion isn't it trying to seem like firing the bullet like how much
00:36:32| power is in a bullet I did read this actually you did do you have that yeah no I didn't write it down um was a fractional like do you know I mean of course it was fractional to TNT like how
00:36:45| many of it I don't remember how much compared to TNT I can't say it's like one one-millionth or like 1/10 do um firing bullet Jules like look for joules cuz when you look for joules it did know
00:36:58| is you're looking for the energy muzzle energy the power only this I guess cuz that's gonna kick it's probably the kick that woman ever King's 800 joules ish Magda it's all about a magnum
00:37:13| a 180 grain 12 grand 12 grand bullet the Magnum get make sense of it it could yes Magnum chief muzzle energy bonito gorilla so like it Cole 45 is like all colt 45
00:37:28| yeah what from here to Hong Kong 16 hundred joules so like around a thousand joules okay say it did you see what TNT is I thought it was like 7,000 or something maybe not TNT equivalent point
00:37:50| point ok that's a lot more is that who wondered those the proximate energy release in detonation of metric no.4 easier I have a chance thank you a great depends on how much
00:38:05| TNT or that name so it's like 4,000 joules for a gram of TNT okay mine might not abate grandpa Oh mine was per kilogram my dad yeah per kilogram because you get by
00:38:15| grandmother so where's the program that's interesting because the 4,000 joules I think a gram you think a gram goes into a bullet I mean we just said how many grams that Bowl was 150 or
00:38:27| something 12 so it's actually closer it's probably so I'm just gonna like ballpark it and say T and T is far more times as explosive as a bullet Hey and absol it's crazy so that's more time and
00:38:42| that's by weight so if you have four times as much it's gonna be four times as much as four times as much yeah and I don't think you're holding on to the gun if it's four times as powerful
00:38:51| I think the gun is launching on your hands and smashing be bigger so what's like the next level up we make I mean there are other explosives correct like m-80s and little firecrackers will
00:39:02| poppers don't put those in your toilet waters cuz not us you know cherry bombs will see my bombs those are still cute but like interesting you know they have some pop till you ever see um
00:39:17| tersh what's the that was it called that explosive I think it's called like foul might or services from you today personally that's see how I forget what the hell it's called well it's gonna
00:39:32| piss me off no there's this there's this it's supposedly for destroying tree trunks it's like cordite but you can stick it in a tree trunk and it's explosive by a
00:39:43| bullet yeah close it the hell off you can shoot it with a bullet and the force of the bullet will make it explode hold on it looks amazing it's like Thal miters you have to be
00:39:54| able to hit the item in question yeah if you were drunk or a terrible aim you just be shooting it your tree stump all day yeah yeah Wow that's why I wonder if explode tree stumps will do it I had my
00:40:10| MIT although you're gonna get some lightning results I bet that would be kind of cool I do love when the lightning bolt hits a tree you see that she's I am here in
00:40:18| half it's like you're like oh my god getting into this the arm so what's like the next level of magnitude are we talking like when I type two notable explosions in the Wikipedia I had a
00:40:36| whole list yeah you're so bad list they only do well it's too long to go through just it's the ones that we care about Nick we as the entire audience of the world
00:40:47| the entire audience oh yeah let's type in notable explosions we pedia but it should still be here interesting I can't find that name it was invented by somebody and they use their name as
00:41:00| it as a Wow as the arm explodes to the product so I can't find it because it's tell me for heard of entities Nana me mine explosion and the Halifax Explosion battle with my scenes no tannerite
00:41:17| before it tannerite is it where you go tannerite is the explosion that Oh for the tree stumps yeah the Soviet n1 rocket explosion yep that sounds terrible have conda's
00:41:30| have you heard of Chernobyl happen we didn't get into any radiation yeah we didn't touch that these radiations technically explode on an atomic level yeah weird way yeah I guess in a weird
00:41:46| way exploding and get to news we need to get to so with that stop that's the top of the scale nuclear explosions Trinity test the castle Bravo Tsar bomb and any went over that bomba
00:41:58| atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki so let's let's go to like mother of all bombs okay you once get ready forehand ready oh hang grenade I'll take that why did
00:42:09| you not bring that up earlier well because you hold down the right trigger button and you hold it for three point seven eight seconds and you let it go and it's gonna explode wherever the hell
00:42:20| you want okay I was I was typing in Moe Avenue and I miss I mistyped it and I typed Mon equals BS mother of all bombs I'm just trying to get the jewels just to get on a scale okay because it's the
00:42:40| largest bomb known to man it's 11 tons of TNT or 46 juga tons gigatonnes sorry I said that wrong gigajoules 1.21 jigowatts sorry it's fine so those things rocket last time we
00:42:58| dropped one was in like Afghanistan I guess there are people like hiding out in a mountainous bunker area like in caves and they just like let that Moab like blow up right on top of it
00:43:08| apparently it like it is Troy's the mountain the whole mountain he destroys the killed up it's crazy I'm trying to give us the nuke no no I went right before nuke so like um a v2 rocket it's
00:43:25| like a it's a guy a ballistic missile used in like the 1950s 40s it was like the first man-made object to you know we could man it was a super powerful weapon it was a missile back in the day it was
00:43:40| ah here we go oh noes that nation make a speed through the holes on our warhead once you're in kilos I is that less than is most scientists I'd literally just saw it in this little there's no more
00:44:08| room speed guidance system flight functional range that's your boring people now I just make up a number and say I don't know but doing things wow that's a lot
00:44:22| Nick literally what can you do with those bajillion things I can shovel all of my butt hole along with a cucumber come on man no I'm gonna eat the key I'm going to eat the bomb which other
00:44:35| cucumber up somewhere so there's a really there's a fear in explosions that I think is inherent and all of the things that we're talking about there's a fear as like those things can kill you
00:44:46| yeah no matter like I guess the circumstance might seem ridiculous but it's possible to get hit by lightning that you fall into lava that a bomb explodes in your hand or you get shot or
00:44:58| that's more realistic like all this things can happen and they're all caused by like explosions of some sort some sort of energy that's stored up and releases so we're kind of talking about
00:45:12| like distilling energy and using place your old kinetic energy yeah so something has the potential energy so ironically um the Tsar bomb did we talk about that well we did a little bit you
00:45:25| mentioned it okay I mentioned it the biggest nuclear explosion of all time correct yeah what was it its Megaton so funny I didn't realize this so I watched
00:45:36| renoble I was big into science I like my bomb so I like this kind of stuff what didn't you know you never realized that when they measure these things and you read this there's no way those
00:45:45| interstates oh there's you have to read five stats to even know what the hell you have on is there gonna use the explosive power so the Tsar bomb is 3300 times more
00:45:57| powerful than the Hiroshima bomb I was like only how many times amount it is but is it more radioactive is it more probably less they said like the is like where you explode it to is
00:46:13| like if you explode on the ground versus like in the air like in the air more damage act there was I read a whole thing on a tree noble verses on Nagasaki vs. Hiroshima yeah and uh the reason
00:46:26| Chernobyl is such a great story is because that nuclear waste melted and it kind of went into the earth and it became a thing when they detonate the bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki they
00:46:39| detonated they were done above there's no more really like there still is remnants and in the air nothing safe over here but clear not waste white yes exactly yeah the radiation being
00:46:51| radiated off of the leftovers is so much smaller because it's spaced out like it was in smaller pieces over a wider span huh it's also crazy how they measured it do you know that when they drop these
00:47:04| bombs and we drop these bombs and I exactly in Hiroshima yeah that they like measured the cubic force and how many people died be a fire concussive he was a very concussive radiation no one had a
00:47:20| chance at I have radiation right away because there yeah most of the deaths or times really radiative are you active yeah radiative and then the fires they created yeah look at people who actually
00:47:30| just died in fires level entire city yeah it was like have you ever looked at like what bombs could do to your city like uses them to be like way almost completely destroyed and then why is if
00:47:42| you drop in the center just blows through the building yeah it's gonna hit like the first loop which is pretty massive and it will like wow once that happens you can't even live in the city
00:47:51| anymore because of all the nuclear waste it's destroying constantly destroying things that's also like the people that survived but then get poisoned by the radiation it's like alpha particles can
00:48:02| hit your skin and you're fine if you inhaled them like there's possibility that you could absorb the radiation yourself like internally after you've liked eating something
00:48:10| that's radioactive our breath of in right and that could destroy you too we didn't even talk about you did you see Chernobyl by the way I did not I want to I will there's literally
00:48:22| on that flash too soon or HBO yeah HBO there's literally a whole episode I'm not gonna ruin it for everybody who cares where they have to Chernobyl has already happened they're just trying to
00:48:33| deal with everything at this point there's an episode where they send ex-soldiers or people who weren't good enough to be soldiers but will volunteer to help the shoot animals in the area
00:48:44| because every animal that's in the area has probably been radiated enough where it it's meat is dangerous it's meat is radiated it's like nothing is good so they have to shoot deer dogs people's
00:48:56| pets that we left behind cats and crap it's wild they have to go in there and just shoot these people's pets they're left over in homes but that's like and they're like and then
00:49:11| when they're done with it you can't just leave that body there because we don't know how radioactive it is or is it it might not be that barium might be buried in concrete mass there's
00:49:24| a more memory absorbs it holy crap is that what the rule is it's more meant yeah it's like water is good is a really massive concrete it's hard for molecules moved through order so we didn't talk
00:49:36| about like what causes a nuclear explosion like nuclear reactors which provide power it's like a slow chain reaction so they can control the separation of nuclei I think it's like
00:49:47| uh you guys did the pigeon yeah you get like forcing them together and a taste of the media so they uh they break up are split and then it hits another element and then it causes the same
00:50:00| bring another element and then they all start splitting yeah you got so many things splitting that once something changes energy levels it has to evolve its energy yeah a very powerful energy
00:50:10| in the shape matters so they have like nuclear rods which are linear which is why there shaped it's the way they can control it and kind of cool it off but a mind is
00:50:22| like spherical so it explodes yeah yes well that was why it was important whether they detonated it in the air above the town or on the ground because on the ground they cause more that
00:50:35| concussive fire etc if you did it further in the air you do more radioactive damage like a dirty bomb yeah a dirty bomb correct so the Moab the SAR we were talking about that
00:50:50| before we got into the nukes in general but look everything it's nuke is just size-wise the biggest I guess size I like our house what do you isn't well I have no idea if
00:51:00| there was a different way because did you know that the de bomb dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki it's so hard as I have to keep saying them we're actually made of different nuclear elements
00:51:10| almost plutonium like two five one I make up a frigging number enrichment was um nuclear material thank you plenty hammer and rhenium was yeah yeah then was uranium yeah I don't know wishes
00:51:22| wish I don't know that I the Enola Gay dropped little boy and fat boy right fat man with those fat man that mean that fat bacon oh wow we did with some research on this one well we call from
00:51:39| tangents so I'm talking about things I didn't think I was gonna talk about tonight I understand that man it was fat man little boy and the boy yeah Pluto me plutonium Toto Miam Miam it's
00:51:54| not just plutonium you gotta give me a actual radar it's crazy how much he's killed like hundreds of thousands people so Nagasaki was smaller bye-bye death count radiation sickness it like melts
00:52:07| your body I think people like parts of their body just like melt off over time because the heat generates light because the weights are noble even puts it as a really good way it shoots invisible
00:52:17| bullets into your body inside you and you're fine for right now but in five weeks five months by Bayes just now the tables appear there are holes in your liver
00:52:29| there's some of your lung there's some of your blood cells here so when your spleen and you're like oh you're dying it's wild I see so how do you know I wanted it did
00:52:45| you want to bring them before in the episode I always end on a philosophical no no there's no one yeah I want to bring something so the control of this stuff is like nuclear power could solve
00:52:57| a lot of issues but places like Chernobyl or Fukushima I mean they cause such devastation that's uncontrollable that it makes us fear what is probably actually better for our planet I'm gonna
00:53:12| ponent for a nuclear power because a lot of the cold driven versions everything we do to generate power is like usually it's either using harnessing nature or it's heating something up and spinning
00:53:25| something like a turbine we and then spewing all the garbage into the air our yeah so like the garbage that's spoon in the air all the carbon dioxide and emissions that stuff is not releasing
00:53:38| nuclear power is cleaner or yes cleaner cleaner I'll disagree and it also leads us into like I'll say like gasoline combustion all of the stuff that we use on a daily basis this miniature
00:53:53| explosions we've just controlled yeah an engine is fueled and can be fire give me that which I decided baby yeah so there's an element to this that's like are you excited like people are excited
00:54:13| by the rumble of an engine but other people are just as commonplace it's just like oh my car didn't start today like right you're using your car is a starting or not something that is
00:54:24| working not working but really a car is an exploding my exploding times a second it's like metal 2,000 pound workhorse that just friggin flies around exploding on 9,000 times a second but
00:54:39| you know rpms mm a thousand rotations per minute maybe it is that's rotations mm mm maybe this anyway it's um Bennett's dinosaur like bones and like so crazy man-made explosive stuff napalm
00:54:59| and like thermite they say you can make it with um like simple ingredients you like somehow melt it down and then mix it with gasoline don't give the that's not giving it's only two ingredients I
00:55:15| mean really if there's probably something more to it hopefully that's not all it takes because that would be and it is then they can't to me there because that's ridiculously stupid well
00:55:25| your things like just keep burning like it melts through things mm-hmm that's kind of an insane thing have you heard about chemical reactions though like we use certain chemicals every day and
00:55:38| don't realize their reaction to another chemical they're never in contact yeah if people find two things that bind or work or explode I tell me people make homemade bombs and
00:55:48| [ __ ] yeah it's like the aliens acid and the movie it just burns to everything no it's not like that it's exactly like that what are you talking about no it's like a child who could figure out a way
00:55:59| to make an explosive I'm like that's it should be impossible yeah but there are so many chemicals and so many interactions so I got one cool one okay what's one more cool one oxygen loss
00:56:12| okay I'm gonna go hide their proper what is it what's the volcano minute baking soda and hydrogen peroxide oh we just started with that one oh boy that would have really shaken some heads waking
00:56:26| them up make them woke oxygen handles though so oxygen candles it's a reaction between [ __ ] I forgot the reaction was [ __ ] it's the finger gun that's distracting me so oxygen candles they
00:56:43| use them in space in order to generate oxygen like they don't use oxygen they actually generate oxygen so on the mirror they had an oxygen candle which somehow became compromised and it didn't
00:56:57| explode they said it was like a torch so there's oxygen candles in zero-g floating around and it's spewing fire and smoke everywhere and one of the astronauts said it was one of the most
00:57:08| fearful things he's ever experienced because there's nothing you can do to get away from it and once it spews smoke everywhere you can't put the smoke elsewhere like you can't just pump that
00:57:21| out you can't open up a window Arg interesting yeah it's uh yeah it's a chemical thing that I want to say what it doesn't matter but yeah they would normally use like burn this candle in
00:57:36| order to get oxygen for one person per day so it's a weird thing that you'd think that there are chemicals that exist that generate oxygen for people when the reverse is possible or a
00:57:46| reverse is commonplace rather yeah that is interesting because usually candle burns through oxygen mm-hmm it's nacl degree I thought so yeah till we leave Oh - yeah three of us who's in NaCl some
00:58:03| salt and some heat energy I think the only way to put it out is through carbon dioxide a physical water you couldn't physically just mother you smother with your body yeah I mean I guess you could
00:58:21| do a bell cover like I thought it was a cucumber oh boy oh my god oh my goodness it lit the way up the path of darkness I am now complete with my stories I think I took it on where I was going to end it
00:58:45| was just alcohol we didn't talk about burning of alcohol oh very well it does okay continue and pick just what I wanted to end on is that explosion is fire heat light danger fragility warm
00:59:04| its life and nature early it's lit life yeah destruction ingles creation well don't think of this what's the alternative it's the dead black quiet of space
00:59:16| versus the white-hot explosion of life in a way do you know what our 'but our universe is based on antimatter versus matter particles they bang together so hard they actually eliminate one another
00:59:31| correct mmm because it's the kind of kind of thinking right now something or some force or some reason we have more matter particles than antimatter particles
00:59:43| what's crazy is that these particles are just banging into each other at heart they're banging like bang and like 16 year-old spicy meatballs those spice like meatballs but the bacon sauce in
00:59:59| the middle the night everything should be equal like explosion quiet explosion quiet for some reason we have more explosion and that's life so
01:00:10| explosions kind of life and eventually do you ever read about the far distant future and all that crowd yeah yeah how the sign so every day so what's gonna happen is you're gonna be one of two
01:00:21| things really one of the last big super giant explosions or white dwarfs bursting into flames or Klink supernova or you're going to be black quiet I mean yeah give me the giant
01:00:37| explosive thing cuz it's interesting and quick I don't want to die in a cold that's one thing we didn't talk about five minute so you know we'll skip that for now fires a whole episode I think I
01:00:50| think that we can bring it over that yeah yeah I think we can't next one we're not going to folks that's the joke that's the joke folks so like when we see these Suns
01:01:05| that's like explosions it's place this place that are keeping us alive like it's like fusion fission boom or into exploding you're either exploding outward he life
01:01:20| generating energy generating creative stuff white light is boom pow or your quietly fading getting darker quieter their gravity their movement their energy and so I think explosions are
01:01:42| kind of like us we love light we love the juice man we love our lives on day explosions so I sit around for 18 years what are you trying to get at okay what
01:01:53| am I trying to get at our bodies our battery we're constantly producing heat the reactions in our body are little tiny explosions that are controlled little tiny electrical signals which are
01:02:03| controlling us we're thinking we're breathing explosions and when we feel each other those are electrical signals and explosions and emotions and power so
01:02:15| it's like the warmth of human body is the same as gasoline and your engine or the firework going off for the Sun explode again Valentimes we set off light energy anytime we energy is energy
01:02:29| and explosion I think so that's wild so weight is making an explosion creativity little tiny explosions in your brain yeah maybe that's frigging while depends what yeah defense what it is trying to
01:02:46| handle the explosion could be motion of a person only thing new or anything weird is the explosion hmm covered a lot tonight now I'm covered in it you're gonna be covered in it
01:03:01| yeah basking in that light generated fuel we talked about trinitrotoluene tnt may be dynamite not the same thing they talked about how we love destruction to his kids building up things throwing
01:03:21| them breaking them down dominoes Jay these want to build up something yeah breaking love when that creeper explodes because it gives us a chance to really have perspective on surviving and living
01:03:35| and creating and keeping it going absolutely well going to the dentist because sometimes the dentist is an explosion of energy and drilling deep within our minds and souls the pain of
01:03:50| our garbs yeah good Dennis next week oh I hope you have insurance because that's me looks bloated in your pocketbook we love the explosion of poison sumac on your testicles wait for your body
01:04:06| true story story true true story would you like there and we love no I will have the explosion of dog steroids that you take to counteract the poison Susan oh that's illegal or not your I
01:04:22| shouldn't say that I think you can take dog steroids game I mean theoretically you're right okay idea well medically I hope it's okay it's aerosol and against amines all over your open wound balls
01:04:36| just imagine good finish Wow just exploding out of you listen even pain is energy everything that's energy is an explosion everything that is death quiet peace the end entropy
01:04:54| that's the anti explosions but I think we like explosions because that's that's life folks how like the thing of it is like the absorption of energy the waiting to explode is the anti explosion
01:05:07| it's like that guy's been working for like 30-something years he's got nothing left he's just waiting to explode it's gonna yell good night good night yeah well
01:05:23| folks we like you we deem you a brigand a lot yeah we do thanks for tuning in
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