Oh man, he’s going to be so disspaointed when he gets home and it’s all just rocks. It’s like the time I bottled a piece of a cloud in Costa Rica and opened it up to just find a slightly damp bottle.
That’s why you’re supposed to get your hair braided into corn rows and a Puka shell necklace to remember your trip. Those last forever.
Those two things really compliment a set of braces and acne.
Ive reported you to the costa rican authorities for theft of natural beauty you fucking scum
OP this is not mildly interesting, it is fascinating.
I misread it as Java first 😭
Developers want us to think these are the kinds of dangers they go through writing a program.
Which would still be accurate as Java is widely used in Geospatial software. That in itself can also be considered “playing with fire”.
He’s so abrupt in his movements I was expecting some lava to splash back on his shoe.
I’m more worried about the structural integrity of that bucket after he slung molten lava on the side
The hottest lava gets about 200C lower than the melting point of what looks like stainless steel. And the water inside will actually wick that temperature from the outside into the water pretty effectively.
That’s also why you can boil water in a paper cup by placing it over a flame. The water eats the eat like a hungry jiraffe.
Ooo, you can use a plastic bag, like the kind supermarkets still use, in place of a pot too! Granted, I wouldn’t recommend it because god knows what plastics are leeching out of your makeshift pot and into the water, but if you need to boil water and all you have is a plastic bag, well, there you go!
Considering how plastic trash is literally everywhere now, a survival situation where you have a reasonably intact walmart bag but no pot is more likely than you’d think.
A vital detail you forgot to mention is that water can store an absurd amount of heat even before it boils, and when it starts boiling it stops getting warmer and instead simply takes boils faster and faster the more heat is applied.
It’s honestly basically magic.
and when it starts boiling it stops getting warmer and instead simply takes boils faster and faster the more heat is applied
Isn’t that how most matter behaves? An example of a process that seemingly relies on that, is distillation, which I imagine would be impossible to do, if once the boiling point is reached, the heat didn’t [stop going towards raising the temperature and instead going towards the vaporization enthalpy]
yeah but how often do you go about boiling anything else?
Ah, sorry. I had the impression you were saying that water was unusual in that regard («It’s honestly basically magic» misled me).
Is it even lava after it cools in the bucket of water? Chemically, yes (or maybe? Wouldn’t the water change it just a bit?), but definition wise does lava not imply that it is still molten?
I would be super scared that the surface I’m walking in could potentially be lava. Cool AF too watch though.
Never played “the floor is lava” as a child? This is a game to prepare you for that situation.
Kinda looks like candy. Some sort of saltwater taffy. When I was a kid, there was a machine that stretched it, and it kinda looked like the lava chunks :)
With those shoes? Damn
I feel like this is from a less well off country with that getup.
As someone who violates his lab’s shoe rules every day, maybe the idea is if he splatters any his foot is fucked regardless?
Maybe not, could make protective covers with insulation. Might help until you cool it down. Lava is between 700 to 1200 celcius. Platinum doesn’t melt until over 1700 celcius. So maybe a layer of insulation inside a thin layer of platinum, then poor some water on it if you get splashed.
Does this hurt the lava?
He ripped its skin away and it’s bleeding all over the place, what the hell do you think?
Lava doesn’t have feelings.
My lava broke my heart.
You monster
i feel there is an easier way to do this
You just have to right click the lava with the bucket, you dont need any special equipment
Personally I would scoop the lava away from myself but I’m no volcanologist.
With that statement it’s apparent
I think this is more than just mildly interesting
… and today on food street eat channel, we will get some spicy hot custard, fresh!
Reminds me the Max Fosh video of him cooking a meal in an active vulcano
That was a funny watch thanks
He already has some stashed away in his pocket too!
