Champagne Cork Explosion - Mythbusters - S07 EP04 - Science Documentary
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Join MythBusters Adam, Jamie, and the team as they embark on a thrilling episode testing the historical myth of a 13th-century Syrian rocket-powered torpedo. Watch as they design, build, and launch full-scale torpedoes to determine their accuracy and effectiveness. Meanwhile, in a fiery experiment, the team investigates the myth of a wine truck catching fire, causing corks to shoot like a machine gun. Experience the excitement as they use modern rocket technology to recreate ancient weaponry and unravel the mysteries behind these intriguing myths!
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Yay for centered audio
I feel you. Every other mythbusters ep on youtube are weird to watch because of the audio
What, you don't like the narrator standing behind your left shoulder?
"I think it is fun by itself, why do we need to hit the boat" is a very good sentiment to have.
Okay, but hear me out. If Syrians had launched, say, 20 of those and they behaved like the earlier versions that went airborne all over the place, i think i would still order my fleet to high-tail it home because enemies have wicked magics and evil water spirits
trueeee
Others: play lofi, jazz, classical music as background music
Me: "when in doubt, C4!"
Yehh.. Another Mythbusters episodes. Keep uploading.. I love it😊😊😊
Bearing in mind that people tend to exaggerate distances, the myth is mostly right rather than busted.
When you create ICBM instead of torpedo
This episode sped North Korea's missile program up by decades.
@@trizkit995 true
Hate when that happens 😤
At 23:58 Adam's *WOW* just makes me laugh🤣
42:35 😂😂😂right in the ding ding!!
The topping of a champagne bottle with a sword is a good myth.
Also the dimple in the bottom of of the bottle, is there for you thmb to sit in as you pour the champagne.
And when the glass is full , you turn the bottle to stop the flow of the wine.
There's a fine line between strong torpedo and weak ICBM
The antique torpedo is a pretty hard myth for testing.
best part! : 39:06
44:35 I love Adam's parodies of Jamie. :)
08:16 I love when such things happen
😂😂😂😂😂😂
can you make a playlist off this serie PLZ
Fine line between surface torpedo and Surface to air missile...
That second torpedo was hilarious.
Hydro-forming is awesome
All I gathered from this episode it that Jamie watched Star trek 🤣🤣
Torpedo: "Screw your plans, I'm going to the sky."
I idly looked towards the comments section, this was the one highlighted... spoilers abound.... was at the very start... still enjoyed it thoroughly.
the first torpedo always hit the wall because weight of the fins is not equal.
Muito bacana 😂😂😂😅❤😮🎉🎉
I love the joke of Jamie being 300 years old and cast in a mould
I liked seeing the rig go all Helter Skelter in the water Aha Haa Ahaa Adam laughing Aha Haa Ahaaa.....
Cant believe they destroyed that nice trailer damn.
Probably rusty to hell underneath.
wow, I trained in that facility in the late 80s
the cork can come out of the bottle even with cold and it happened in my freezer when I forgot a bottle of rosé that I was trying to cool quickly (the wine began to freeze and pushed the cork)
the MythBusters had more luck making a ballistic missile than a torpedo
Nobody chills red 😂
Could this torpedo sink a missile cruiser?
Asking for a friend.
I hated seeing MB end.
Hilarious how the camera crew never stands behind the blast shield
they're fast on their feet hahahahahaha
The Russian navy black fleet knows a lot about exploding sea boats for some reason?
Jamie's torpedo was flying because the CG was behind the CP. A little weight added to the front should've solved the issue.
Love this show. Even watch the show over from the beginning . Also have the hot for Kerrie❤ 😊
15:55 lol you dont chill reds
You also don't cook them over a gas stove
its weird when u listen on headphones but its hearing only on one side and not both. their own channel too...
🎉🚀🎉an episode i haven't watched before 🎉🎉🎉
IMDB says this is S09E05.
Adam and Jamie are like Beavis and Butthead if the didn't flunk science class.
If Mythbusters was a UA-cam channel it would have had so many nasty negative comments and a huge number of people who couldn't enjoy a bit of fun.
They should have closed the door on the truck. That would increase the heat and make it more even.
The thing that irritates me the most about mythbusters is how they'll have myth go perfectly, but then they decide it's busted because of some random distance threshold they pulled out of their butts.
Exactly, that truck burned up exactly as the myth described....
💯. But Carrie is pretty so ill take it
i also believe that some random cork with a strong tailwind gust could reach that 100ft mark
They manipulated verdicts a lot specifically because of network pressure or because they realised they just showed off how to easily commit crimes. Or because of insurence pressures.... it was also prolly because they knew it would generate more revisits and letters. Remember this is from the peak mis 00s manufactured drama era of tv. A lot of the final decisions prolly didnt come from the presenters even though it was presented as if they are the final authority. Ultimately i always wonder what it would have been if they had been able to become a youtube channel back then...
stability is alphabetic... G before P
Did he say tasted every kind of bottle
Maybe the ancients did not develop a torpedo but the first rocket plane?
Pretty sure flaming arrows would have been more effective in setting fire to boats.
Shadiversity tested flaming arrow. They basically weren't a thing outside of Hollywood
Am i the only one having a tear in my eye watching Grant giggling and being silly while being fired on by the bottles?
Yes
Absolutely not the only one. His loss HURTS.
I went to a truck fire not too long ago which had a mixed load manifest. We had no idea it had medicinal stuff apart of that load. There were crates (i'm guessing as most of the combustible stuff were ashes at the end) loaded with asthma puffers and they were literally going off like a gatling gun and shooting further then a hundred metres, not feet! The cleanup took hours and even a couple of weeks later, medicinal glass vials and exploded gas cylinders were still found littered in the bush and a fair few that had launched a couple hundred metres up and down the highway..
Edit: Myth confirmed as they only had a small number of pallets that only encompassed the centre of the truck. If the truck was fully loaded and was refrigerated, the sides would have burnt way before the bottles as they are only a very thin layer of aluminium on the outside and inside and foam in the centre. Only then the bottles would pop hence sending corks everywhere as there is no longer sides on the trailer. It's common sense.. I've been to too many truck fires, what they try and portray here is weak and not in anyway a truck would carry goods..
Hm the trailer was on an highway, tipically highway are raised up compared to the land around. So it had more space to fall, and that translates to higher range. It's quite possible that it got to 100 feet.
I miss Grant.
try a put put type engine not rockets...
Go jpl
if the rocket engine was above water the thrust will be way better sorry I'm only 6:35 into video so far
That's not true. A rocket underwater provides way more thrust cause of the resistance of the water to the hot gasses and the water pressure also keeps the thrust focused longer. Also the way the torpedo is supposed to work is that the rocket is angled slightly downwards to push the rocket up with the fins in the back pushing it back down, this is identical to how an airplane functions. An airplane's wings aren't actually on the center of mass, they are slightly ahead of it so that the plane naturally wants to pitch up with the tail pushing it back down. If they had the rocket exactly parralel then the rocket would not be controllable. You want to have 2 opposing forces so that it can compensate any time it get's out of position.
The problem they had was that the rocket engine was too powerful and overpowered the back fins trying to keep it down.
@@MrMarinus18
Back-pressure fallacy.
A higher ambient pressure producing more thrust is a common misconception. You want the exhaust products to escape as easily as possible since the thrust is proportional to the ejected mass x ejection velocity.
For this reason, rocket engines perform better at altitude than at sea-level, and the effect is enhanced in, for example, the SpaceX vacuum Raptor--commonly called RVac--over its sea-level counterparts in the booster: they are fitted with a longer/wider bell for the expansion nozzle.
@@-danR You haven't provided any argument though. Drag is much higher at lower altitudes and that more than cancels out the effect.
The thrust is not only about the amount of gas but in what direction it is going. You want it to remain focused in one direction so it get's more time to accelerate.
Of course rocket engines perform better at high altitude when the payload is lighter and the drag is lower.
Even planes fly more efficiently at high altitude and this is despite the fact they need to expend additional energy to compress the thinner air.
@@-danR The whole reason why rockets have bells is to direct the expanding gasses to go straight down. Expanding gasses moving sideways is wasted thrust and could push it off course.
If you wouldn't have clicked this link if Carrie wasn't in the thumbnail gimme a thanks. I forgot how hot she is.
Love this show.
😂
Pretty sure the last torpedo that “hit” was towed and they did not use a missle.
You needed the slowmo guys…
Howdy Americans, you obviously know that it ain’t Champagne, unless the grape is harvested in the homonymous region of France and is matured with the Champenoise “in the bottle” method, right?
What you have here is called, sparkling white wine!
I think you misheard. They called it “shampain” which is an English word for sparkling white wine. I’m sure they wouldn’t call it Champagne as everyone knows that has to come from grapes harvested in the homonymous region of France and be matured with the Champenoise method. English speakers favour the more economic syntax, and shampain is much easier to say than sparkling white wine. And it has one syllable fewer than Champagne, so that’s an added bonus.
It's obviously pronunciation. If you went into a store or restaurant and asked for a bottle of "Champain" you would be shown what "Champagne " they have, not sparkling wine, prosecco or Cava etc.
@@ek-nzconsidering that america does "american Parmesan", just accept that murica doesn't care about that sort of stuff
This whole episode was a disappointment
Idk the torpedo was pretty cool, some stuff that history forgot for nearly a millennia put to the test