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Best explenation video about backdraft out there . ❤

2:17 only when using a glass prism did he find this, when using glass and water prisms he got different results.

80% of industrial accidents are caused by human error, that’s not a failure on a piece of equipment, of a policy or procedure, that’s something to do with how someone’s interpreted a situation or a cognitive bias they might have, a previous association or a previous conditioned response. We should work harder on training for the cues and clues that we need when we inevitably kick into recognition primed decision making mode. Lots of documentation and training follows the See, Plan, Do model when the reality is that we are wired to make a lot of risk based decisions as See, Do!

Thanks again Matt, another cracker. Always a pleasure watching your videos

Materials do not react to different temperatures. Materials are affected by heat and energy they absorb or reflect. Heat and temperature are not the same. There is more to thermal inertia than low and high.

Awesome as always Matt. Thanks heaps

A good example ill add to this, when we turn up at a job you grab a radio simple stuff... but when we drill/practice we always forget radios, and communication always breaks down, so a solution was to start every drill/exercise on the fire engine (so we can grab one inside) to better recreate the scenario/incident leading to better muscle memory/Heuristics. Skipping corners and taking the easy option is all well and good if youve already have these Heuristics, but when learning for the first time you want to recreate every detail and develop that muscle memory... it can be the difference between life and death.

Thanks for the video, I was trying to understand all the different hot spots in LA in the 2025 wildfires and how they spread so far …all makes sense now

Good to see you back. To calculate the neutral plane is the most brain racking process in the fire engineering

Hi Matt, I was put on to your channel from a friend of yours (Luke W.) and I find the content very interesting! I’m an electrical engineer in the industrial automation field and occasionally have to design around classified rooms/buildings due to the product being made either putting off combustible gases or is a very fine powder. I would love to learn more about classified materials in a short form video like this! Also, I’m watching from Georgia, USA.

One of the best demonstrations I have seen! Well done 👍

From LOWELL VERMONT MEMBER OF LOWELL FIRE . Excellent videos good knowledge.

Hey Matt, I’m a reserve firefighter out of Avalon, California. Your videos are awesome and really helpful. Thanks for the content you put out.

Hi Matt, love your content, watching from NSW, Rouse Hill RFS.

Amazing video easy to understand

Hey Matt Loving your videos can’t wait for the next 30! Volunteer Firefighter from Oberon nsw

Hi matt I'm a firefighter from Brand & Redning MidtVest station Engesvang, Denmark

Such good information. Well done sir. Huge respect from uk

Watching from IOWA. Thank you very much really awesome training.love it never stop.❤🎉

Good content. But the music is soo loud 😅

Flaming smoke on the ceiling begins rapid broiling of the room.

The human body is very dangerous and creates more gas because we eat everything in earth and nature never possible.

Great videos legend. I’m based in the emergency response group at the Geelong Refinery. I’m trying to learn how to instruct and your videos are a great learning tool for me. Keep them coming!

Hi Matt, DFES in WA, based at Welshpool Fire Station

Hi matt love you videos. Im from Scotland and a retained firefighter in the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Hey Matt. I’m a volunteer at the Heathcote Vic CFA. Loving your vids, the information in them, and your presentation style. Looking forward to the next 30! Duncs

You're a Yahoo, but Serious.

i detonated the flour in a transport auger from a demolished flour mill it cracked windows in the village where the mill was & my ears was ringing for the rest of the day

Happy 30th 🎉 Writing a crime thriller involving fire. Canberra.

Hi Matt, volunteer wildland firefighter from Greece, based on Attica region. My department name is Volunteer Emergency Response Team of Vironas city. I also work for WWF Greece as a research assistant for wildland firefighting projects. The level of work you have given to your videos is astonishing, excellent presentations! Would love to hear in the future any analysis or examples videos for prescribed burns in your country.

Hi Matt, I was a TFS volunteer with Koonya Brigade and spent last year with the RATs and am now in SA with Parks Fire Crew for a season. But want to get into Tassie Parks as I miss the remote work.

Hi Matt, I'm an Irish man living in England and retired Royal Navy, I now teach maritime firefighting to the Royal Navy as a civilian instructor. Your videos are well made and very helpful thank you for your time and effort in making them. Kind regards Slan go Foill Conor

Thanks Matt for the great videos. I am a voluntary firefighter from Germany. My department is the "Freiwillige Feuerwehr Wettrup" (Voluntary Firedeparment Wettrup) in lower Saxony.

Hi Matt, I'm based in QLD and I'm an Emergency Services Officer in an open cut coal mine. I love your videos, keep up the good work!

I am chief of a volunteer fire department. Fairmount volunteer fire department, Westover, Maryland, USA. I greatly appreciate your content.

Hi Matt I love your videos, they are high quality and you explain things extremely well. Would you ever be willing to share your setup and any tips on making content like this? It’s a bit overwhelming but i would really like to learn about making content like this. Thank you so much for making these. Respectfully Joe Miller

thank you so much!very big help!

Hey, I'm glad you made this series. I've never taken any firefighting training beyond some simple fire rules from scouts. I'm 31 and just interested in understanding firefighting a bit better than, "Gee, idk." Fires are a very common thing in life to deal with, so I think everyone should have some simple understanding.

Hi Matt great video as a new firefighter I find your videos a great way to learn fire behaviour. Being dyslexic visual learning is a big thing for me. I just wanted to make sure I am getting this right. The difference between a ventilation controlled flashover and a back draught is the violent smoke ignition outwith the the room?

Another exceptional video Matt. I love them and I will quite happily force young firefighters to watch them again and again. Great work. Keep'em coming.

Always enjoy your videos. Very informative and easy to understand. Please keep making them!

Great video.. perfect visual representation and explanation Matt. Thank you 🙏

A subscriber from Korea here. Not a firefighter but a person in the PPE industry (I work for PBI), I should say your videos are really easy to understand and enjoyable to watch. I recommend your videos to my Korean firefighter friends but the language barrier is still a problem sometimes.

NICE ONE TEAM！

Perfectly timed video, doing my VF today and learned heaps from your vids, Thanks Matt

Great job I’ve been trying to explain this for a long time to my crews as teach with the Palmer doll house keep up the good work. knowledge of building construction and fire dynamics save lives

Great as always. Thank you!

clear explanation, nice work !