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NEUTRON STAR in Test tube. Sonoluminescence

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  • Опубліковано 28 чер 2020
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    Hamsters welcome you, friends.
    Today's release will be devoted to an interesting physical phenomenon. Some people call it a "neutron star", others call it "sonoluminescence." If you create certain conditions in a test tube, then there will be born a small luminous bubble. We will tell you how to assemble and configure the system.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 612

  • @fredzemail74
    @fredzemail74 Рік тому +89

    The fact that you are creating light directly through wave propagation is still geeking me out! I love this video!

    • @TotalDec
      @TotalDec Рік тому

      Many better examples out there.

    • @fredzemail74
      @fredzemail74 Рік тому +2

      @@TotalDec ok....and they are? I'd like to check them out. No matter how you look at it, this was still a cool experiment to create.

  • @yamahantx7005
    @yamahantx7005 Рік тому +20

    7:05 The reason for chilling water to 5C isn't obvious, but known.
    In college, I performed the sonoluminescence lab. Instead of chilling the water, we used a vacuum pump to degas the water. I noticed that if we over degassed it, it would not luminesce. My lab partner and I tested various pumping times and found a parabolic curve in the results. No degassing doesn't work, and over degassing doesn't work. There is a sweet spot.
    I suspect it's argon. The atmosphere contains argon, and the water needs the right amount of argon to 'amplify' the light.
    If you want to, you can chill the water colder. It just means you will need to wait 15-30 mins for the water to absorb the right amount of argon as it heats up again. Feel free to test it out.

  • @michaelbrewer2443
    @michaelbrewer2443 3 роки тому +412

    If any of you knew what a neutron star really was, you would know this isn’t it. A teaspoon of a neutron here on earth would mean trouble for all of us

    • @insaneyogurt4993
      @insaneyogurt4993 3 роки тому +12

      Ikr

    • @betterthanyou6843
      @betterthanyou6843 2 роки тому +14

      Well maybe they don't know but doesn't mean they will never know. As a pure science student i also don't know many things , I didn't know that this start was so powerful but now ik thanks to internet.

    • @poloska9471
      @poloska9471 Рік тому +46

      I’m confident anyone actually watching this, as well as the creator, understand that this is not anything remotely close to any star, let alone a neutron star… why? Because they operate on entirely different physics concepts and because only full blown nerds watch this sort of stuff or actually try to recreate it. This isn’t exactly a fusion reactor, which would be the closest thing we can probably make, or a particle collider. However, the video title is definitely clickbait but I don’t blame the creator given how it’s near impossible nowadays to get views as a small channel starting out without doing this.

    • @russellhughes7232
      @russellhughes7232 Рік тому +27

      I know what a neutron star is I'm watching because it's cool to watch get off ur superiority complex and complain at the video maker for click bait

    • @aprostana8361
      @aprostana8361 Рік тому +6

      This is actually a form of fusion

  • @PikuYost
    @PikuYost Рік тому +42

    I love the scientific rigor used. This is as close to a video technical paper as you can get, if not an example in and of itself. Sonoluminescence has always been an interest of mine, and this answered so many questions. Why do this, why go through all this? So we can also join you on this journey. Thank you for sharing and for the work you've done.

  • @graybot8064
    @graybot8064 Рік тому +27

    I'm glad to see this fminearrn get some more representation. This is my favourite fminearrn, and look forward to seeing more developments involving this fminearrn.

    • @NerdlabsSci
      @NerdlabsSci Рік тому +1

      wtf

    • @gusic4529
      @gusic4529 Рік тому +4

      @@NerdlabsSci (they are taking the piss out of his pronunciation of phenomenon)

    • @texasslingleadsomtingwong8751
      @texasslingleadsomtingwong8751 Рік тому +3

      😆, the whole video , my wife was scratching her head about that one . I couldn't help giggle at his 'reverse osmosis'.

  • @Conqueroru
    @Conqueroru 3 роки тому +85

    And God said, "let there be light"

    • @hamstertimeen
      @hamstertimeen  3 роки тому +5

      axax

    • @vickieduke7297
      @vickieduke7297 3 роки тому +3

      Amen brother

    • @Doggo69.
      @Doggo69. 3 роки тому

      Make more vids please 🥺

    • @frankcastle1311
      @frankcastle1311 3 роки тому +4

      @@depurasangre86
      Could be something of the sorts.
      We could be "of" Gods image or "in" ive seen and heard both.
      If you pay attention to science they tell the truth somewhere in all the lies.
      The earth might be round but its also the center of the universe.
      "Uni-Verse" or one word.
      The big bang. One word. The Word was God and God was the Word.
      And then God (the word) said "let there be light and there was".
      What it boils down to maybe in a simpler way is God is Energy. And the laws of physics states that energy is never destroyed it just transforms. .
      So God being Energy, (both good and bad) seperated the two.
      The saying is opposites attract, yin and yang, karma, what goes around comes around ect...
      So just like the other law of physics, what goes up must come down. Thats the truth, we are not one of billions of planets we are the single center of the universe.
      So energy in all of its likeness, good bad or indifferent must be maintained.
      There must always be a balance to energy. "Equal but opposite".
      God is Energy, Separated Equally, but Maintained. Picture a battery, positive and negative.
      God is the scale. He is the energy and he lives in all of us.
      I think that God is living out any and all possibilities until he can find and maintain a system without the negative. Heaven. A real Heaven with all goodness a true paradise where life can exist without the downfall of negative energy.
      Theres more to what i am saying than i can write.
      Just a some thoughts.
      I jumbled them really quick without trying to correct myself.
      But we are all an extension of God. Everything vibrates at such frequency that it shines.
      A sound frequency exists in sight.
      You see, the living Word "God" everday and every night.
      You are infused, woven into the likes of all living, dying, future, past and present things. You are a part of life, you exist within God but at a singular and personal level... youre living out part of all the possibilities. One day you will transform from physical to spiritual. From see to soul.
      I say that God is alive because he is. He sent his son Jesus to die for our sins.
      Beyond that i dont really know anything.
      Nobody does.
      I think a lot of things. .
      I believe God knows what hes doing.

    • @frankcastle1311
      @frankcastle1311 3 роки тому

      @@Doggo69. if u read all of that, this might put it into perspective better.
      Sonoilluminance
      OR
      "Sound vision"
      You work off the same basic concept as the video.
      Just more complex.

  • @spiritinflux
    @spiritinflux Рік тому +3

    You Sir, are cool as the come. TY for this fantastic video!
    The cusp of something incredible.

  • @Satoru-MV
    @Satoru-MV 3 роки тому +10

    I don't know why very little views but U just created a neutron star and it's just blow my mind. U r genius

  • @lilnicho_9931
    @lilnicho_9931 3 роки тому +10

    "Fennomaanun~ "

  • @Sukisunn
    @Sukisunn Рік тому +1

    That unicorn barfing the rainbow... epic xD

  • @ProdIz7x
    @ProdIz7x 3 роки тому +4

    The production quality demands more subscribers.

  • @drewk3646
    @drewk3646 Рік тому +9

    And that's how the stars work in the waters above the firmament.

    • @mihovil1997
      @mihovil1997 5 місяців тому +2

      Funny

    • @Needassistance
      @Needassistance 5 місяців тому

      One hundred percent ❤

    • @meloney
      @meloney 4 місяці тому +1

      they dont. SInce we can observe them.

    • @meloney
      @meloney 4 місяці тому +1

      @@Needassistance No, since we can actually observe them. Or ist there an apparatus connected to electronics doing this now?

  • @na73604
    @na73604 2 роки тому +7

    Thank you alot for your time and effort man 😎

  • @drewrout
    @drewrout Рік тому +5

    “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration." - Nikola Tesla.

  • @jorgenskyt
    @jorgenskyt 3 роки тому +83

    Very interesting. It would be even more interesting using different types of gasses, like He, H, Ar, Ne - or a mixture - to see if it would be possible to create different colors of sonoluminiscence. Maybe using spectrum analyzer to see if the spectrum lines are as expected or differs due to the plasma conditions.

    • @brucebower4814
      @brucebower4814 2 роки тому +5

      Tritium and/or helium3? ....Hmmm?

    • @arespaulson414
      @arespaulson414 2 роки тому +4

      What if it's black body radiation?

    • @jorgenskyt
      @jorgenskyt 2 роки тому +3

      @@brucebower4814 Good point ;-)

    • @NerdlabsSci
      @NerdlabsSci Рік тому +1

      i wonder whether you could put deuterium in it and get nuclear fusion in the bottle

    • @NerdlabsSci
      @NerdlabsSci Рік тому +5

      actually ima try that i can make deuterium from heavy water bought from a chemical supplier and i can probably build a sonoluminescence setup, soooooo....

  • @ayaweb
    @ayaweb 4 роки тому +18

    Such a cool video! Why is it so few subscribers on this channel?!?

    • @4umahin
      @4umahin 3 роки тому +2

      This is something I am noticing too.

    • @sneekmatrix
      @sneekmatrix 3 роки тому +1

      Share like comment and subscribe

  • @vernonvouga5869
    @vernonvouga5869 3 роки тому +52

    This is still one of the coolest experiments that I want to try to do if I ever get the money and the time

    • @maicoluckmann9754
      @maicoluckmann9754 Рік тому

      It is not a neutron star, if you watched this, you may even dont know what is a neutron star.
      A neutron star is basically a star after collapse, causing the form of a neutron star, that contains neutrons that create light.
      A neutron star has gravity and a single piece can be super powerfull, super hot, super immitive, and also gravitational.

    • @almadixon-cider31
      @almadixon-cider31 Рік тому +3

      @@maicoluckmann9754 Well, Duh!
      Of Course It's Not Really A Neutron Star!

    • @vernonvouga5869
      @vernonvouga5869 Рік тому

      @@maicoluckmann9754 good job projecting your intelligence on me. Acting like I don't know what the hell I'm talking about. Do you know what a neutron star is? Isn't it funny how astronomers tend to lean towards pasta when they're describing things? I know what this phenomenon is and I find it fascinating. F*** you for assuming I'm stupid.

    • @vernonvouga5869
      @vernonvouga5869 Рік тому +5

      @@almadixon-cider31 thank God Captain Obvious swooped in and told us that this wasn't a neutron star

    • @vernonvouga5869
      @vernonvouga5869 Рік тому

      @@maicoluckmann9754 yeah seriously f*** you for assuming I'm stupid for wanting to recreate an experiment that generates light from a vacuum.

  • @maxwellpryce-qq3fx
    @maxwellpryce-qq3fx Рік тому +1

    Ok, I tried doing this in my room for a high school “science project” (I have no clue how the hell chemistry works) and it actually worked! Thank you my fellow comrade

  • @nickwheeler1652
    @nickwheeler1652 Рік тому +1

    Space is water and the planets and stars are exactly what you made here

    • @BenPat88
      @BenPat88 6 місяців тому

      I think the wandering stars are likely different than the fixed stars, they seem sentient imo

  • @rockapedra1130
    @rockapedra1130 3 роки тому +16

    Impressive! I would have given up the first time it blew up! Congrats!

  • @patrickcurram9763
    @patrickcurram9763 4 місяці тому

    This is the kinda stuff I think about daily. Like future tec and power. I feel like we are close to something big

  • @BillyBob-wr3tn
    @BillyBob-wr3tn Рік тому +1

    I like to keep my bong in the freezer too! 🤙

  • @NightShade1161
    @NightShade1161 Рік тому

    ❤❤❤New subscribe! Loved the whole video!! But adored the hamsters ❤❤❤ thank you so much for your time and efforts!!..❤️❤️❤️

  • @tigolebitties949
    @tigolebitties949 Рік тому +1

    I just like the way he says phenomenon

  • @Jiepers
    @Jiepers 3 роки тому +2

    Great Reset is looming very near. Pls continue.

  • @ayubshaikh9156
    @ayubshaikh9156 Рік тому +1

    Persistent ,hard work,……. ! Well done ….. ! Spirit of a good researcher,…..

  • @Nathan-413
    @Nathan-413 Рік тому

    Love this stuff.
    HAPPY NEW YEAR 🥳🎉🥳 🥳🎉

  • @gmeast
    @gmeast Рік тому

    Fantastic! Sccience is the KEY to understanding everything!

  • @efvspb
    @efvspb Рік тому +5

    Очень интересно. Хорошо, что такие видео публикуются. Успехов в трудах.

    • @Ingeneria
      @Ingeneria Рік тому

      Думаю тебе не стоит смотреть русско язычный канал

    • @efvspb
      @efvspb Рік тому

      @@Ingeneria не очень понял. Поясни свою мысль.

  • @commiezombie2477
    @commiezombie2477 2 роки тому

    0:56 What a strange "phe-nom-min-nan" 🤣🤣

  • @petermichalantos5038
    @petermichalantos5038 Місяць тому

    Fusion implosion bubble vortex cavertation frequency. you're nearly there, buddy

  • @fireboxthefoxiean
    @fireboxthefoxiean Рік тому +1

    yeah I always start my mad science project with some powder scraped up with a card 😜

  • @picturesinmotion4784
    @picturesinmotion4784 11 місяців тому

    The middle finger got me 😂😂😂😂

  • @zingadooda
    @zingadooda Рік тому +2

    "Phe-me-nan-nan" Love it.

  • @emwhaibee
    @emwhaibee Рік тому +1

    Adveture Time ❌
    🐹 Hamster Time 🐹 ✅

  • @asandax6
    @asandax6 Рік тому

    Finally I have found the correct way of saying Phenemonemonon.

  • @whatsc00k1ng7
    @whatsc00k1ng7 Рік тому

    “Interesting physical pheno man in” 😂

  • @KINGCHAOS516
    @KINGCHAOS516 Рік тому

    And we’re still alive what a nice neutron star 😂

  • @ezequieltellez9082
    @ezequieltellez9082 Рік тому +1

    dude well done, amazing stuff :D

  • @JohnCautionSign
    @JohnCautionSign Рік тому

    This is like saying earth can withstand a teaspoon of a blackhole

  • @rook8331
    @rook8331 2 роки тому +5

    After the first 15 mins i thought: "So no Luminescence" :( ... But then he did it! Looks Awesome, thanks for conducting and sharing this experiment.

  • @celebratedrazorworks
    @celebratedrazorworks Рік тому

    22:24 "I'm too dumb..." lolz nice fielding of a debated topic. I'm betting u are in fact not dumb at all and have an opinion that you left unsaid. For a reason. Sonoluminecense is a marvel to behold. Ty.

  • @RodrigoFerreira-vg4zy
    @RodrigoFerreira-vg4zy Рік тому

    this is the most interesting content i ever watched on UA-cam

  • @TexasRy
    @TexasRy Рік тому +3

    I bow to you knowledge and technical kung-fu! We need 10,000 more people like you driving the world forward!! Subscribed and hoping to learn more!

    • @feminico2613
      @feminico2613 Рік тому +1

      there's already more than 10,000 people that you want 10,000 off. they're called physicists

  • @steveperson5686
    @steveperson5686 Рік тому

    Remember the days when we would suggest watching on the internet because there was none of the commercial advertisement bullcrap, save for ads in banners...... P. Farms remembers.....

  • @primetube3717
    @primetube3717 3 роки тому +1

    Wow, I appreciate your efforts🙌

  • @denvergevero9646
    @denvergevero9646 3 роки тому +3

    we need to get more likes to get this to recommended!

  • @pauladams4890
    @pauladams4890 3 роки тому +4

    Please, please, please use hydrogen instead of air.
    You are VERY intelligent. Well done.

  • @leaguemastergg3647
    @leaguemastergg3647 Рік тому +1

    Its called cavitation, pistol shrimp can do this

  • @connorfisher1651
    @connorfisher1651 3 роки тому +1

    It looks like you're about to honk up your hamster time powder mural.

  • @yanfishtwig2356
    @yanfishtwig2356 Рік тому

    very cool i hope to see more an instant subscribe i think ps it was the rainbow vomiting unicorn that got me over the edge

  • @henryhewitt1571
    @henryhewitt1571 3 роки тому +6

    Thanks Sergey. Has it ever occurred to you that the Great Pyramid at Giza, and probably others, were designed to produce light via sonoluminescence? All the ingredients are there. They call it the Djed Pillar but the granite structure in the King's Chamber is the resonator and the Supercapacitor that fit in Khufu's supposed casket just below that (which it wasn't), aka the Ark of the Covenant, provided the pulse that sent the 'ping' down the superbly engineered passageways to the water below, thus punching water so hard it emitted light.
    How cool would it be to light up Giza, and no I didn't light up at Giza to think of this. Perhaps the obelisks in the neighborhood were street lamps stimulated by induction.

    • @ZeranZeran
      @ZeranZeran 2 роки тому

      giza glass too

    • @henryhewitt1571
      @henryhewitt1571 2 роки тому +1

      @@ZeranZeran Djedi Lights

    • @Neko-Cult
      @Neko-Cult 2 місяці тому

      No, none of what you just wrote is even close to what the pyramids were. Just monuments. The Pyramids were not energy devices, they weren’t sound devices, they weren’t constructed by aliens. They were just monuments to kings and queens, monuments to help the dead to the afterlife.

  • @Harshaj78
    @Harshaj78 Рік тому

    8:06 the positions made it successful😂

  • @lamaahruloma4270
    @lamaahruloma4270 Рік тому

    Oh God, this looks like my childhood experimemt with Ultrasound device

  • @ryanalaska8570
    @ryanalaska8570 Рік тому +2

    anyone else notice the screwing positions at 6:18? LOL Love this video. very funny and super cool science!

  • @FOATE
    @FOATE Рік тому

    Simax, my favorite glassware! They know how to do things right in CZ republic!

  • @KUSHxKiNG
    @KUSHxKiNG Рік тому

    The thought emporium did an excellent example on this experiment and breaks it down and how to do it at home if you know what your doing unlike me lol

  • @dacoolestdadever
    @dacoolestdadever 2 роки тому +1

    Everything ingenious is simple

  • @dieselphiend
    @dieselphiend Рік тому

    Next level YT science.

  • @SergioOkuma
    @SergioOkuma 3 роки тому +2

    Bravo!!

  • @NezzConstantine
    @NezzConstantine 3 роки тому +5

    instead of a fragile glass material, what if you used a very strong, flexible metal in as much as a perfect sphere as possible that way you can crank up the intensity and see what that does. Maybe even a sealed environment with all air removed except for where you introduce the gas. Maybe have a tiny window on the side to observe.

  • @terrybrady1644
    @terrybrady1644 Рік тому

    Much gratitude for your work .

  • @tylerrhyner
    @tylerrhyner 3 місяці тому

    i love the intro

  • @phrixos2826
    @phrixos2826 Рік тому

    this blew my mind!

  • @Lol-yp3ol
    @Lol-yp3ol 3 роки тому +2

    Keep uploading

  • @poopoofart.
    @poopoofart. Рік тому

    "jesse, we need to make crystal."

  • @Metaldetectiontubeworldwide
    @Metaldetectiontubeworldwide 3 роки тому +4

    Brilliant u got me subed !!
    As long i know of the phenomen , i'm hooked on the what it realy is !?
    I found out 20 years ago , when high power , centrifugal waterpumps are closed in the suction , they cavitate due to pressures at vacuum ..even lower ?¿
    Meaning there impeller get physical holes in the metal body and housing.
    Then at a training at my work we saw a glass centrifugal pump with same scenario , and revealing *NEUTRONSTARS* hihi lol
    The lightspecs , but untill now , still no real answers to the Physics ???
    Grtzz john

  • @deafsummer3527
    @deafsummer3527 Рік тому

    I like how you say phenomenon

  • @mancavecreations6535
    @mancavecreations6535 Рік тому

    Fantastic intro

  • @Rockboyishard
    @Rockboyishard Рік тому

    This will be perfect for my science project

  • @-A-T-D-
    @-A-T-D- Рік тому

    Intro: *exists*
    UA-cam: !DEMONETIZE!

  • @mxm-ok
    @mxm-ok Рік тому

    This dude just figured out how the universe was made

  • @joedatuknow
    @joedatuknow Рік тому

    Vary great video was worth watching even the fails showed how you where getting closer an closer thanks

  • @foxdown
    @foxdown Рік тому +1

    Hamster Time EN: remove background lights and repeat experiment with suitable cameras in absolute dark environment (microscopic and thermal and night vision) please share the results with us (repeat experiment with 'Antibubble'! )🤔For example, with the water in the water bubble in the water-Antibubble'!....Or make Antibubble with a substance that will react longer when compressed. (it's up to your expertise too)

  • @benohuigin4817
    @benohuigin4817 Рік тому

    I think the weight of the situation would have grave effects LOL

  • @samuelmatos6125
    @samuelmatos6125 Рік тому

    the intro killed me 😂

  • @Rendraco79
    @Rendraco79 Рік тому +1

    Excellent job! congratulations.
    I love this kind of research and multidisciplinary works.
    greetings.

  • @frederikdeklerski5751
    @frederikdeklerski5751 Рік тому

    Bester Typ super satz am Ende

  • @rszatmari
    @rszatmari Рік тому

    Eenteh-resteeng feno-MEN-a!

  • @rajchowdhury4044
    @rajchowdhury4044 3 роки тому +2

    Underrated 😣😣

  • @NoobAMV
    @NoobAMV 3 роки тому

    The best intro I've ever seen

  • @user-eb8ut6kw5y
    @user-eb8ut6kw5y 5 місяців тому +1

    Have you tried doing it with other gas bubbles? As example hidrogen?

  • @migs192
    @migs192 Рік тому +1

    I'd like to see a bigger version of this

  • @MM-bn7uo
    @MM-bn7uo 3 роки тому +1

    That was awesome man 1000 likes to you

  • @protection1391
    @protection1391 Рік тому

    Finally some real content

  • @marcusm8009
    @marcusm8009 Рік тому

    Ahhh I'm not the only one that uses coconuts as mouse homes.

  • @shadowork_
    @shadowork_ Рік тому

    Please set up another jar beside the one being harmonized to test for sympathetic resonance. If it works move the second harmonized further and further away to measure its range

  • @deividasjoceris
    @deividasjoceris 2 роки тому

    You are perfect. Everything was showed to us with disasters and lucy tryings. That a lot of good info. ThakYou a lot. I very liked this video. Hipe one day we wil get another also;)

  • @user-hr8pz6lh5w
    @user-hr8pz6lh5w Рік тому

    And with a big booming voice God said let there be light.

  • @TheAxeljones2012
    @TheAxeljones2012 Рік тому

    congratulations!!

  • @sbstudios8443
    @sbstudios8443 Рік тому

    Amazing experiment… welldone

  • @MrVeryCranky
    @MrVeryCranky Рік тому

    Great presentation.

  • @doityourself3293
    @doityourself3293 Рік тому

    Fusion Reactor - You should change the water to heavy water and use hydrogen as your gas bubble. You might get the first fusion reactor to work.! A couple big magnets around your gas bubble might help in the reaction of fusion.

  • @rkgamesstudio6977
    @rkgamesstudio6977 Рік тому +1

    Amazing

  • @mrwang420
    @mrwang420 3 роки тому +1

    Instead of dropping into the flash use an empty needle to put the tip where the bubble should be while its on so you can have a single bubble suspended in the right sport right away.

    • @arespaulson414
      @arespaulson414 2 роки тому

      But you can use the way the bubbles converge on the centre as a method of determining the correct frequency.

  • @nickdean468
    @nickdean468 Рік тому

    Wow very amazing

  • @hisheighnessthesupremebeing

    "Fene melon" .. that sounds delicious and exotic.... jokes aside, when the content is this well made I'm willing to forgo the rather unique English .. I know what you mean and the content is well worth the "trouble" .. keep it up

  • @user-sg2yt6nc1z
    @user-sg2yt6nc1z 3 місяці тому +1

    Now try with a glass filled with air

  • @riskonetwoable
    @riskonetwoable Рік тому

    Not sure what Sonoluminescence has to do with a neutron star, but written neutron star in Caps gives the title for sure a dramatic headline

  • @redsovietcccp3228
    @redsovietcccp3228 2 роки тому +3

    Power and dignitty to all scientists!!