Can Scorpion Cut a Person in Half with Heat? | The Science of Mortal Kombat
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Scorpion heats things up with his new Chain Reaction finisher in Mortal Kombat 11, pulling a heated chain through his opponents, but could this be done in the real world? Kyle fires up the void on this episode of The Science of Mortal Kombat!
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Thanks for watching super nerds! And thanks for sticking around for this whole series. If you liked it, let us know! *Just quickly addressing* what will surely be the biggest complaint: we didn't pull the chain because it really has little to do with that. If the chain can't burn material out of the way, you aren't going to be "cutting," you are just going to pull a body. That's why we wanted to test the burning more than the pulling. Also, the chain was heated consistently and thoroughly in a makeshift kiln off-camera. ALSO used a chain that looked closest to the game. FURTHERMORE in the temp regime we are in, superhuman pull force will only be testing pulling a chain through a person, and it’s obviously the heat that’s doing the work here. - kH
Lol this channel has been a Mortal Combat channel for a few weeks now.
You didn't make the chain yellow hot and that was probably for a good reason. What was it?
You definitely weren't anywhere near the upper range of the available temperatures, given that your chain was dull red, and much much colder than the clip you show which was more of a yellow hot (~1500 K). The only conclusion that you can draw is that at low temperatures you need something more flammable than a human for it to work, but not that the chain shown in the clip couldn't. I understand why you didn't go that hot, a chain is a large object and would radiate a lot of heat very fast, plus you'd need something more like a linear furnace or induction furnace to heat it rather than a torch, so safety and equipment issues.
Another thing is that Scorpion's chain is always (magically of course) heated evenly and stays that way throughout the move. It most likely regains the heat energy it passes on to the victim pretty much immedeatly, which means that it'd be able to melt things much faster and way more effectively. As said however, that would involve magic.
You guys got to get that chain hotter
1. The chain is hot as hell (literally)
2. Scorpion hits really hard
3. The first part to hit is always the spike, causing a the initial tear
And they also didn’t even pull down they just laid the chain on and said that’s good enough
Thewa Tcher also made a retarded excuse of saying that force has nothing to do with it as it chain can’t burn though something it wouldn’t be able cut
I dont need to watch a video to know this would cut through some MEAT. I thought it was common knowledge that anything hot enough will get through most anything.
Your grammar is shit
Thewa Tcher you can tell that if they even laid it down it would cause a big fire so why move the chain around to cause a bigger fire?
"The chain in the game is probably closer to 1400 degrees, but, eh, we'll do 500."
And he use force to cut the opponent
Jacob Friedman that would melt the chain
@@agishrimpton8807 Well, then, it's debunked, isn't it?
Jacob Friedman ye
@@agishrimpton8807 no it wouldn't the melting point is around 1800 K
Who would win?
A full team of scientists that are well funded
Or
An Aussie in his back yard
Placing all my bets on the Aussie
I did a thing
Raz Ag-Lem Galvanized νεφρός oh yea, he really did a thing
Guess he won Https://ua-cam.com/video/e0G1cDrCE2k/v-deo.html
An Aussie in his backyard
Tfw an Aussie in a garage debunked this experiment done by a whole team of ppl
I did a thing
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So in other words the answer is yes, Scorpion Can Cut a Person in Half with Heat.
"Can You Uppercut a Person Off the Ground?" Vid needs to get debunked next!
Embarrassing. Although, without this video his great video would have never been made. I like how he lays a saw on a piece of wood and says "this just isn't how you cut stuff".
Lmao
Scorpion is incredibly strong. Applying strength and force in the fatality. U guys just layed it upon the dummy.
Bro if they applied force it would erupt a bigger fire this is real life did you see how it erupted from laying it down? Common sense bro
Devon malory I agree with you scorpion applies force
Your under arrest for saying something i was about to say
#FBI abuse
@@icyycreatez but that's what scorpion did.... if you are trying to find the answer you have to do the test as closely as the original claim
Hellish Cyberdemon sooooo risking death for a VIDEO GAME ANSWER worth dien for
Doesn’t Scorpion use force when he splits his opponents with his chain?
Wouldn't matter. It's not hot enough to damage it to the point where force will help too much.
Yeah, but adding force would help. If you put a hot knife on something, it isn't guaranteed that it will pass. Put force behind it and it will cut.
@@ericfellner2689 well one we have no idea how hot his fire is since he is magic, two hes super human with the strength to crush bones sith a single punch. The force in which hes pulling along with how crazy strong and hot his flames are together would indeed split a person in half.
If its hot enough itll cut through anything. If its strong enough itll break through anything.
its simliar to pulling a cold chain trough urself, just wont work, no matter the force( for the most part at least)
same here, if there is not enough heat to evaporate everything in its way pulling on the chain wont do u much good.
@@connorirons4542 s knife had an edge and will cut regardless of heat
Waiting to watch Scorpion gently lay a chain on his enemies in the next release of the game.
I'm honestly surprised that no one has chimed in with "Well that would still be lethal" these past 3 years
@@hampterland well that would still be lethal
its called Because Science is a hipster fatality
Came here after watching
I did a thing's video. Big OOF getting debunked by one guy. After watching the test done here... you guys made no effort to simulate what scorpion did, double oof?
Yep their fucking trash
@@A_Tiny_Fox *they're
Same
@@A_Tiny_Fox Only for this episode, otherwise they're pretty good.
1. Doesn't pierce the body first with an edge attached to the end of the chain.
2. Doesn't maintain the temperature of the chain.
3. Lets part of the chain cool down to the point that it even stops glowing before they even put it on...
4. It STILL starts to burn fiercely around the hottest areas.
And lastly, Scorpions chain was clearly red/white hot. Red glow to the sides, white in the middle.
The 2nd point is however clearly the main issue. He clearly maintains the heat of the chain, and as we know: Iron transfers heat rather rapidly, so maintaining the heat of that chain would cause it to quickly transfer enormous amounts of heats, scorching the body way, way faster than the temperature of the chain would suggest.
*Scorpion didn't gently lay his chain on the combatant, he pulled it using force, and considering he is incredibly strong it seems more feasible. Could this give it more cutting/slicing momentum?*
Along with giving the chain a consistent heat and actually exploring the upper end of the "Pink Hot" he mentions...
Plus... While Silicone has an ingnition point similar to animal flesh, it doesn't char or melt like flesh and fat does
That would be a way funnier/more gruesome fatality, though. Just carefully putting the chain on top and drinking a cup of tea while it slowly burns through the body, before realizing it won't make it and then just stomping on their head or something.
Um he went to hell and back
Yeah and I mean those aren't hell flames
There are _many_ things about their experiment that sort of fell short of an actual conclusion. The temperature of the chain, the uniformity of heat distribution on the chain, the material used in place of flesh (and the entire human rig for that matter), the amount of force applied to the heated chain, and application of that force (as the clip they showed was more of a cinching motion which is _FAR_ better at cutting through things than trying to push straight through it) were all factors they failed to address properly. That had the idea right on paper, but failed to address the nitty gritty aspects of reality that would make or break whether it's actually possible or not. It is _entirely_ feasible that under a properly done experiment this is an entirely possible action, but the lack of a proper rig just makes this a weird thought experiment instead.
There's a reason your silicon oven pans and mitts don't suddenly fall apart in the oven...just because silicon _burns_ similarly to flesh doesn't mean it distributes heat the same way ESPECIALLY when you consider flesh is only a _very_ small portion of the body the chain would have to get through, yet this rig had it going through nothing but flesh allegory.
Someone disproved this on here. His channel is called "I did a thing"
Charles M sad how an Aussie in his garage did better than these guys.
Disprove is not the ideal term, I think 'dunked on them' is more appropriate
@@Pimp.My.Forklift 😂😂😂
@@straydog6766 in like 4 minutes too hahaha
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Your test had 3 problems though.
1) Scorpion doesn't only use the heat, he's pulling on the chain adding a great deal of force to it. And as your previous video proved scorpion is significantly stronger than the average person.
2) You only had the chain on 1 side of the dummy. In the fatality Scorpion wraps the chain around you on both sides of your body at once, kind of like scissors going through cardboard. Since the damage is double sided it's effectiveness is much greater.
3) Your chain was red hot while Scorpions is clearly yellow hot.
While your video itself was fun and entertaining, your data was unfortunately inaccurate.
5h0ckblock it's as accurate as real life allow it to be
@@Collfuse Not really. While replicating Scorpions physical strength is impossible, they still could have pulled on it to get as close as humanly possible.
Additionally if they used a standing dummy they could have wrap the chain around the body like I said in point 2. Finally the temperature wasn't the hottest it could have been as mentioned in the beginning of this video.
@@Collfuse I agree with 5h0ckblock. The chain, as indicated in the beginning of the video, could have been more than two or even three times as hot without failing. That kind of heat could have done significantly more damage, especially if there were force applied to increase the level of contact and move the chain through the testing material. Even still, though, it wouldn't have been a very accurate test as they were only trying to get through a flesh stand-in. Bones are much more dense and would not 'melt' as easily as flesh.
5h0ckblock ok I'll give you that
🤣 🤣 BURN 🤣🤣
my favourite fatality in mortal kombat is when scorpion doesnt heat up his chain to the correct temperature and then lightly sets it on an opponent made out of silicon rubber, applying no pressure at all
You really needed a dead pig, a plasma coil running through the chain to achieve the orange-yellow hot temp, and then yank the chain downward to split in two.
I agree so much with u, damn, just buying a dead pig would be even cheaper than those stupid silicone dummys.
Also, the chain in his test looked much colder than Scorpion's chain.
Not really, one australian dude did it in his backyard on the channel 'I did a thing', it didn't even take much force
@@filipeocs everything about the test in this video was done for show, they put the actual science in the video behind making the video look interesting, and they might have done it on purpose just to make the video more than 10 minutes long and more interesting for a 10 year old.
@@olive6942 Maybe that's why Kyle left them
or a aussie in his backyard
Because Science’s video:
Corny Jokes
Hours of Time put into this, skits, editing etc.
A whole team of “minions”
A bunch of details unnecessarily needed, time wasted etc.
“I Did a Thing”s video:
Funny Jokes
Probably done in 2 hours or less
One Aussie and a Backyard
Straight to the point, explains what he does and did it, that’s it
You be the judge
Why do you miss the point that Kyle points out that they do not have ye physical strength to yank it like scorpion
NIGHT WOLF Because you don’t need Scorpions strength to do that. Watch I did a things video on this. He proves that with just a little force put behind it, it could work.
@@HRG526 because they layed the chain on gently, so there is no force involved.
Don't forget about no shoes
One issue here would be that scorpion literally uses the chain as a sort of a whip, which deals enormous force and damage once the whipping hits an object. Also its always glowing yellow which is absolutely hot enough to melt human flesh. Scorpion's also a mortal kombat character, which obviously means it has ridiculous strength and power
1. They didn't use flesh.
2. Scorpion pulls the chain, it's not burning through solely by gravity.
3. Their chain was no where near as hot as it is in the game, some links were black.
We can Cross out 1, They cant Use human flesh
Tethys of the marches it’s not possible for it to be scorpion uses hellfire so It is literally impossible to do so
He basically explained the first 2 points away at about the 7:20 mark for the "pulling" and the 8:10 mark for not using flesh.
@@angeltheangel2088 he meant other type of flesh
@@angeltheangel2088 They can use pig flesh, it's very similar to human. He said in the video "we can use human or animal because Hey guys it's fake fire!" And didn't give a reason.
Came here after watching ' I did thing '. Am not surprised..
Me to
well, one thing you guys are missing is that Scorpion is pulling that chain with the force of a Truck doing 0 to 60 in 3 seconds.
I mean to be completely fair they're doing their best without killing themselves or someone else
People are really hard to satisfy
@@sasquatchkidPS3Xx They could've bought some meat from a butcher shop?
You know, to simulate flesh.
But they didn't so they lose on that part.
@@aledrpepg Then everyone in the comments would be complaining about animals instead. As dude said, hard to satisfy people. :D
Netkos Ent Yeah, I forgot how up and arms people got over Mythbusters using pigs for their experiments. Just kidding, nobody gave a shit then and they still don’t care with shows like Forged in Fire.
@@aledrpepg Probably budget, and some people who don't enjoy science.
A guy in his back garden did a better job of this test than you guys!! You need to try again
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@Daniel Kintigh seriously, I watched this video just to see how wrong they were, and they seemed to care more about "comedic timing" as if this were a comedy class, than the actual science in the video
Scorpion uses hellfire this could never work
Why you didn't force the chain through his body? I'm pretty sure that that would do the trick.
Update :
Take a needle and raise the temperature until it hit the limit (it can be any other metal object, with or without a sharp surface). Then just put it in a upside down plastic cup and see how many holes you can do by the force of gravity. Now, repeat the process, but apply force to it and tell me how many holes you'll be able to make... Don't tell me that if you pull the chain it doesn't have anything to do with it. Pardon me, but that's a HUGE mistake. Also the chain is around the subject, reducing the trace that it needs to take through the body.
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Would make no difference
F gottem, I actually used to have the exact same getup. F
I mean a force would have something to do with it I’m pretty sure
@F but he is pulling it, we see the victim bending backwards and it doesn't go through them until he explodes out of the ground
If this is what peak science communication is capable of, I'd rather be an aussie in a backyard
Scorpion is strong enough to split through bricks with his hand.
Im pretty sure he uses as much force he needs
The metal would still start melting
Lee Calhoun he had the chain on him when quan chi turned him into a specter so the chain won't melt no matter what as it's used to the hallfire from quan chi's spell
Much like how scorpion doesn't get hurt by his flames
@@tgreen9774 In a world where a ninja who wields fire that removes his mask to reveal a skull, is it that implausible that the chain might be magic as well?
4SidedStar EXACTLY!!!!
@@tgreen9774 the guy literally wields fire from hell and can crush a human with his hand, but the melting point is where you draw the line of suspension of disbelieve?
Good video, but ripping a chain with the flames of literal hell through a person and lightly setting a normal, very hot chain on a person is not the same thing
Exactly, no force for the cutting was used
Yea this was weak
I mean comparing fire to hell-fire is like comparing captain marvel to Thor. I mean, can you believe that :P?
@@matttheradartechnician2342 captin marval has the power of the space stone
Thor is a GOD
Matt the Radar Technician what? That was a horrible analogy....you should’ve used vision compared to Thor or someone powerful compared to vision
I would think that scorpion’s massive amount of strength pulling on the chain would have a major impact on it being able to slice through someone.
Well you do wanna include the sharp kinda pointed thing in the end of the chain could be one of the factor
Yes but it stays in the real of mortal kombat cause he's probably stronger than any human
@@crodova8 Well Scorpion wasn't a human, and yeah he does had superhuman ability, but what i wanna to say is, maybe Scorpion doesn't use the Chain to split people in half y'know, he maybe use the sharp kinda kunai figure to split them, if there's step by step how to, maybe it will become like this.
Throw the chain, make sure the sharp edge stab the opponent's body, then spin the chain around their body (doesn't matter if upside down or other, but i know different place had different result) then pull the chain, and the sharp edge will cut them in half.
Given the fact, his equal has ripped out spines in the past makes this even more evident.
I'm sorry, Because Science.
I have to agree with I Did A Thing.
You've probably had a thousand and one comments about it already, and I understand your focus is on the heat aspect - but your focus on one particular aspect is absolutely not scientific.
When packing snow into snowballs, the imparted force applies heat - which you may see as negligible in this test - as well as pressure.
You saw damage from the heat.
You saw obvious burns and an entire small trench made from the chain.
And instead of stopping and saying, "huh, I wonder why this didn't sink any further in. We should try to remedy that," you decided it was best to simply fake it, and make a scientific call off of almost no data.
One test, no trend built, no alterations to the original test (heat of chain, whether or not pressure makes a difference, anything involving the chain), and immediate assumption thereafter.
Because SCIENCE. You have officially flopped on your own namesake.
My suggestion?
If you're gonna make this little effort to actually be scientific about the circumstance, at least end it how the mythbusters would:
1. C4, or
2. Thermite.
Thanks for reading, anyone that made it this far.
I gotta agree with your last two points. If it's not scientifically possibly with the real thing, ramp it up to see what it would actually take for something like this to be feasible. (I particularly like the Thermite idea.)
This segment felt a bit too rushed and not well thought through with.
@@volksdude1970
Absolutely.
Thermite is always fun.
Though it would be fun to watch someone hit tannerite with a long hammer. Or, if they wanted to keep to the chain thing - why not a "chain" of Det Cord?
Do keep in mind Kyle isn't an actual scientist. Hes just a guy with a UA-cam channel, an interest in a topic, and way too much time
@@hydrainfernos9081
You do have a good point. However, scientific method isn't hard to understand - for enthusiast's sake.
Fightre Flighte good point, I was kore just clarify in that nerdy Thor is just a guy
Go watch the video on the channel "I did a thing". He's an Aussie in his backyard that debunked this experiment.
9:23 if u want a shortcut
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el chu pakapra thanks lul
*I should have checked the comments first*
btw Thank U
9 minutes of useless things. Wow
Thanks
Thank u my dude
That feeling when an aussie with no shoes on and a 500$ budget(I did a thing) makes a better science video than a science channel named "because science"
His entire channel up until that video probably cost around $500 to produce lol.
"Hey you know what would be an effective way of cutting something"
"by placing in on lightly"
The conclusion is definitely flawed here, given that the chain was MUCH cooler than the white hot you show in the game footage. You used an acetylene torch to heat the chain, which while effective at limited areas, failed to bring the entire chain to temperature over a consistent percentage of the length.
Properly, this test should have had the chain in an oven, first to make the heating equal over the entire length, and second to bring the temperature up MUCH higher and hold it there more consistently.
@@zootopiaondvd8081 they could use a sword forge
Also, they didnt apply any friction or pressure.
they should have heated it with high current
also also, I failed science class back in high... and wouldn't be more accurate to like PULL on the chain (at least downward) to burn faster or cut faster ? like scorpion pulls on it. they just let it rest on top of it and wait.
Michael Phillips yeah plus scorpion pulls the chain through
Totally accurate because Scorpion says let me lay this on you and wait lol
kingandrew 14 fr
Lol 😂😂
Stay over there!
Scorpion :
Relax. Let it happen. It'll be over sooner.
If it can't burn through from the heat alone, adding force by pulling will not change that.
Points you’re missing:
+Scorpion pulls on the chain.
+The chain is hot as “Hell”
FATALITY
I did a thing wins
Love your profile pic (˵ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°˵)(I love him)
the guy with the fire extinguisher is like the robot that kept spraying Tony in the first iron man movie
Lol good one.
rip tony
Frankie dude Spoilers
@@unsubscribeflatssticks577 im assuming erry1 seen it by now
@@musashi491 yeah well that is a really moronic assumption to make no? It's only been a week (at least in my country) so think before you comment a spoiler.
So basically this is just 1000 degree knife challenge but with a chain
Something like that
Yeah
yup
But with human :)
Its way hotter then that
U guys didn't pull it like scorpion does, use some elbow grease
Oragamizombie Ā 😂
And get some headlight fluid while you're at it
@@davidsarmiento8060 which way to the store again?
Some kinetic force was indeed a factor in the move!
It's so danger do it like Scorpion
“Replicate the conditions” *doesn’t come close to replicating conditions
This video is about recreating scorpions move
But they didn't do any of that and they say that they are testing if heat alone can cut trough a person
This contradicts this video because they didnt recreate the scorpion fatality and now they claim that they are testing a different theory all together
Then this video should be renamed can a hot chain cut through a person
Not recreating scorpions fatality
"Because Science"
Correction of the entire experiment and its results. Please read.
Hello Kyle,
I have found the results of your latest Mortal Kombat video problematic in its findings. The issues that I have with your experiment revolves primarily around the chains and the test subject. I'll start with the chains and the method in which you chose to prepare them for the experiment. An acetylene torch may be a great way to heat a localized or small steel object, but for a chain it is very inefficient and ineffective. Within the promotional trailers for Scorpions Chain Fatality, it is shown to be a yellowish white. The temperature at these colors ranges from 982 - 1315 degrees Celsius (1800 - 2400 degrees Fahrenheit). From the speckled coloration of scarlet to bright scarlet, you at the most reached 760 - 871 degrees Celsius (1400 - 1600 degrees Fahrenheit). However, you only reached such temperatures on specific locations; nine chain links were cold in forging terms. The areas in which no coloration could be found were at least 640 degrees Celsius or below (1200 Fahrenheit). In this experiment, you never reached the temperatures of that of Scorpions chain thus nullified any result you may have found. An acetylene torch was the incorrect method of heating such a chain. You should have placed its entirety into a medium to large sized propane forging furnace and waited till it reached a white/yellow hue before removal.
Now as for your flesh analogs, they are both severely inadequate to test the resilience of flesh to such temperatures. The tissue is primarily comprised of fluid-filled cells the rupture in the presence of extreme heats. The fluids within converting into steam while the remaining bio-matter burning. Such bio-matter will vaporize between 750 - 1150 degrees Celsius (1382 - 2102 degrees Fahrenheit). Another discrepancy deals with the omission of bones, tendons, and cartilage. Bones, on the other hand, will fracture and begin disintegration at 1500 degrees Celsius (2732 degrees Fahrenheit). Instead of silicone or foam, animal tissue should have been used if this was to be an accurate test. There are two ways in which this could have been performed. The first would revolve around a lean and deceased pig, and the chain lay on either side of its torso. The result may have shown the metal eating away at the soft flesh while expelling steam and burning away the remains. However, the bones should have halted it fall unless enough heat was applied to fracture said structures. Another method is to systematically test the chain against raw pig organs, muscle tissue, tendons, cartilage, and bones individually to see how far the chains would eat their way through each analog. Despite such a thorough test, you must also inspect as to whether or not the amount of pressure applied to the chain effects the result.
Either way, neither the chain or the analog were performed adequately in your experiment. At the most, you merely proved that an 871 centigrade chain could burn/melt silicone as well as a foam. You never answered the question as to if you can theoretically slice an individual in half with a heated chain. If you would like to dispute my claim or discuss it further. I would be more than happy to. If you would like to perform the experiment accurately, I can inform you as to how you can create a reasonably small forge furnace that would be adequate for the experiment.
Love your comment
This is why i love this channel. Theres always a bigger supernerd out there. Love the analysis
Would make no difference
im not reading that 😂 Thx 4 da like
Ironman and Thor dies in endgame
This video: "Can scorpion cut a body in half with heat?"
Me: "and the 1000 pounds of pure strength he has due to how much he fights immortals, monsters, elder gods, and more. Not only does he survives, BUT HE WINS."
This video: "no, just heat"
You:"how do I make a funny comment and be a nerd that doesn't add anything while spitting off lies?"
Normal people:"dont"
You:
Nolan the potato GOD Wow you must be a very sad human being
Nolan the potato GOD If him saying that didn’t add anything then what makes your sorry bored ass think that your hateful comment was any more wanted? Lmao and which of what he said was lies?
Sad human being.
@@jordanfriederichs8698 lol In all fairness, that goes for all of us responding and/or reacting to him. :D
Scorpion doesn't just lay his chain on his victim during the fatality. He also pulls on it. That probably helps the chain burn through flesh.
Yes, like a scissor.
If I'm remembering correctly he uses his entire body weight to pull on the chains via hell portal.
Yes and the chain is most likely stronger than a normal chain (it comes from inside scorpions body) so it can get way hotter using his hell flames and then he uses his imence amount of strength to pull the chain
@@wowguy1243 what ya talking about, wait is hat not normal. Oh that probably explains the screaming
Not to mention that chain was nowhere near as hot. They should have used a forge not a torch
You missed the part where you go to hell and come back up
Lmaoo they can't
Oh look it's Thork, Thor and Loki's dorky unheard brother.
Same good joke mate
He’s smarter than you will ever be idiot
The Clickbater you mean knowledgeable ya dumb shit because Im pretty sure if he was “smart” he wouldn’t make any mistakes in his experiment. He’s just knowledgeable
I think he is the son of Ethan Hunt and Thor Odinson
I'm a little lost on the tempering of the the chain, it should have been placed in a forge, and brought to 1420° f(just befor loosing magnetism), to get the proper temperature across the entire set of links in the chain, and prevent vaporization of the steel, being able to hold its structure.
All of those analogs wouldn't respond properly, compared to pig/boar(as you stated), so even the ideal test, wasnt with in the testing parameters.
And the velocity factory was negated in the testing, it would add additional force/pressure to the validity of the heat, being applied to the subject.
But I enjoyed the hell out of this kyle.
They did it this way for safety I'm sure but in doing so they completely destroy their chances of success
Or maybe a high electric current
Also the exerted no force in the game he ties it around and pulls causein the chains to be propelled and cause a quite a bit more damage than just simply placing it down
michael fridman in the game you can see throws the spear into them, jumps over their head and teleports into hell, going under and in front of them. This deteriorates a good bit of the flesh and material on the persons head and backside, so when he comes back up where he started and yanks the chain, cutting them in half, you can see that extra bit of force pulls the chain through the already deteriorated tissue, which sounds highly plausible to me. There’s no way this test can be done accurately if it’s done completely safe
I have to agree because there a lot of factors in the experiment that they didn't use in order to make the fatality more plausible and using a blow torch to heat up the chain will immediately lose all of the heat as soon a section has been heated up and transferred to the testing area. Not using a forge and pulling it afterwards made the experiment null and void.
4:42 The equivalent of touching a seatbelt in summer in Australia
Jake Farrer facts
I went to Australia once and I saw a lot of cars with white seatbelts do you know if it’s because of the heat they have?
Military Motivation probably, I can’t say I’ve seen a car with white seat belts though unless if it’s just for looks
The problems the British don’t understand
why does he sound like sonic on that part.
Meantime in Australia, real meat acts like real meat. What meat have, that ruber fake material don't:
Water
Fat
Individual layers of muscle cells.
Im kinda annoyed that they used silicone which is more resilient to heat than a flesh that is less resilient
Why didn't you use a forge or foundry to EVENLY heat the chain and actually bring it up to the correct temperature? I think this test needs a redo...
Agreed. If not that, they could have summoned up fires from hell to assist with it so that we could have a real depiction of something that's fictional in a video game. I just don't get it. It's almost like they did this video just for fun; they need to take things more seriously like you and I.
@@netkosent1620 Summon fire from hell is forbidden in the US.
@@deepdownyt Fuck. I forgot they passed that bill recently. Trump even fucked that up for us. :/
@@netkosent1620 It doesn't really matter if it was "for fun". They still passed it off as a legitimate attempt to test whether or not it was possible, but their methodology was so flawed that the only thing they succeeded in doing was making themselves look like fools.
He did. His comment on the video said they used a kiln off stage to evenly heat it up as best they could. Though I agree they should have shown that.
Scorpion's chain starts glowing white hot right when Scorpion sinks into the ground. Nice effort but inaccurate test.
Two major flaws here, guys.
1: the chain wasn't nearly hot enough.
2: You clearly are forgetting a major point of the fatality: the chain isn't just falling through the target on its own. Scorpion is *yanking it* through them. If you just let gravity do the work then yeah, it will not work. But if you pull it through, you'd actually get results.
Other comments have said the same thing as me but with a lot more detail and knowledge on the subject matter, but that doesn't change the massive mistake you made with it.
Also isn't scorpion from hell the fire there is so hot and he has super human strength.
Read his disclaimer...
The chain may have been hot enough due to most cameras having a colour correction and light correction built in they often render the colour temperatures of heated steel down making them look cooler than they are.
@@MTParnell The look isnt the problem. Scorpion's chain comes from his body and is stronger and wont melt. And then scorpion uses his hell fire summoned strait from hell to heat it so it is way more hotter than we humans can make stuff. although i dont blame the people trying to test it but i dont like the fact that they are trying to say scorpion cant do his fatality because they think the only factor about scorpions fatality was a chain and a little bit of heat. ( Scorpions chain is heated by Hell Fire directly from hell which means it is definatly way more hotter than the chain they used
The fire is from the Netherrealm (Hell basically). It's hot, with mystical properties, and his strength is super human.
The fact that it is even possible to be this completely devoid of effort is almost impressive.
Doesn't Scorpion have hellfire, which is even more hot than casual fire?
And also he uses force. I mean, he like just uses his weight to split the enemy too
hellfire is stated to be 70 times hotter than the sun... and hes he yanks the chain pretty damn hard, as seen by the victim leaning back before getting cut in half
Señor Lechuga well when you think about it scorpion can actually teleport to hell and back
Plus he’s applying constant heat to the chain
I am disappointed. The chain you heated was of significantly lower temperature then the chain in the game.
Should of hit up a youtube blacksmith and used a forge to get it consistantly heated throughout the entire chain. This oxy-acetylene proxy was just sad and lazy.
i agree, a tourch wasnt enough, they could have hit up one of many blacksmiths so they could have gottwn even heating on the chain
Lyulf nothing new look at the CM Punk episode lol
I believe the chain is losing temperature very rapidly. I believe they shouldve used a resistance heater to heat the chain and keep it at 500-600 Degrees. That wouldve been a true test.
Yeah lots of parts on the chain werent even red hot. The entire chain is supposed to be nearly white hot. Using a forge is a good idea. And there needs to be SOME force. He quickly squeezes the chain around the entire target in the fatality.
Three things:
- Photonicinduction,
- Electricity,
- Make the entire chain red hot.
He pulls the chain as he goes around with it and scorpion he is friggin ripped
And is a reborn spectre, from hell.
Pulling a chain that can't burn through the flesh on it's own won't make it cut.
@@Vivi2372 except you're wrong :/
@@invertedcrayon burning isn't cutting my man.
@@Vivi2372 the video the dude linked literally means you're wrong lmao.
You're telling me that adding an external force to the chain wont accelerate the process of melting the flesh? That's just wrong lmao.
Easy example
Adding pressure to an ice cube to melt it
(no heat source at all).
Is this trash? Clearly in the game the chain is white hot and gets pulled by scorpion as he dives underground.
But naw, you guys are doing this for the money, not real science.
Don’t worry an Aussie proved it ua-cam.com/video/e0G1cDrCE2k/v-deo.html
They didn’t do the fatality right. If you were to get the whole thing ignited, place it down and then yank on it with enough force as scorpion, It would work (mind you scorpion is hella strong too)
Escanor
exactly
Escanor Exactly
Yep
Exactly
Nigga is also from fucking HELL itself his shit is hotter than this
Definitely should have used a bit of pulling force from the chain. It doesn't cut through the person until he pulls it back up.
The chain was inconsistently heated. Should have used a forge to heat the entire chain at max temperature
Im amazed this is a science channel based on the lack of effort you guys put into anything.
Someone put in effort ua-cam.com/video/e0G1cDrCE2k/v-deo.html
I want to throw my phone when yells for no real reason
And when tf does scorpion gently lay a hot chain on somebody
Excuse me, could you please get over here?
@@leeks5750 "Hi, I would like to speak with you"
LMAO if that was a Fatality
Doesn't matter, heat does the work here. Pulling doesn't change anything. And before the argument with a heated knife comes up: a knife has a blade. That's totally different from a blunt chain, the force helps the knife because you can put this force in a very small area of effect (the edge of the blade), you can't do that with a chain.
EXACTLY!!! He obviously pulls his chain cutting his opponents in half
To be fair Scorpion Yanks it through the target and not let it sit on the person. Plus it's HELL HEAT so obviously just regular red heat isnt gonna do the job.
Hellfire would most likely obliterate anything it touches. Also I don't think is can ever go out, unless commanded by a demon.
Beat me to it, he's also using force while going underground and coming up, not just putting the chain on them.
true it does melt the ground lol
And inconsistent, kinda almost red but not really glowing heat.
Unless you get the fires from hell, your test will be inaccurate every time 🤔😂
They forgot to add force
You are so right these guys are trying to be smart but they are dumm as fuck
@@turtle-zzzz The reasoning for not heating to higher temperatures is addressed in the video. Even with sufficient force action the chain still isn't going to be feasibly hot enough to safely work with and to be successful. If the chain can't penetrate a cm from heat alone no amount of force energy is going to change that; if it did the heat energy then becomes redundant in relation to the thousands of newtons of force that becomes the main penetrative factor. At that point you may aswell not bother with heating the chain. At the end of the day you are also trying to justify fiction and need to chill. They have the necessary science degrees and are working with what they can.
@@Dracoriax nah "I did a thing" channel showed how to do it right
@It took the wheel Fair enough I was wrong.
The pork was probably a more flammable/realistic analogue too.
Even when the heated chain was simply lying on the pork it seemed to also penetrate better; it would interesting to see just how effective the heated chain in that video penetrated without force too
When a whole team gets schooled by a guy in his backyard
Let’s see if the experiment this week is incredibly fundamentally flawed. One out of six wouldn’t be too bad.
EDIT: Ah well, it was a nice thought.
But there was pulling on the execution you just set it on the dummy
that is true and i do think it would probably go in further but it would take a longer time and probably lose heat in the mean time so it wouldnt be that much greater. plus more flames and the way they set it up could be a hazardous.
I mean they did say at 7:30 that pulling it won't do any good unless the chain was thinner and was physically burning the material away
xExileDx META yeah i take back my earlier comment, but i think they didn't pull it for safety reasons
@@Gacho39 It _would_ do good though as the better surface contact would let the heat spread to the dummy better.
@@Gacho39 They say that but should've have shown it as well.
You have heat, but no force. Scorpion swings his superheated chain with extreme force.
yeah and he pulls which i think will go deeper then just resting but i dont think think that much better.
@@dannyg.4421 Probably still wouldn't work but it would at least be a way better test. There's no way anyone seeing the fatality would think it's only the heat doing it, there's very obviously force behind it as well.
yeah testing this was extremely difficult, you have to calculate that Scorpion heat is probably optiman too, which means he has the entire chain at the maximum possible temperature for that material, so this was for sure not as hot and, like you said, there was no movement as well, but that was not doable without taking tisks xd
the knife blade barely pierces the body (about 4-5 inches), and the chain doesn't even pull the target off of their feet. with how little the silicon was even charred, i'd say the force is negligible at this temperature
DannyTilted when Scorpion is in hell his power increases more than 10 percent
You failed to mention that in game two other very important factors in play. First the chain wraps around the opponent rather than cutting through like a blade would. Second scorpion uses the wrapped chain like a reverse saw of sorts in that it's the rotational Force plus the heat of the chain that actually does the lethal blow.
Well an alternative idea is that scorpion isn't using just heat to cut the target in half. We already know he's a lot stronger than an actual person can be. And we also know that a hot knife will go through butter faster if you push on it, but also that it's easier to push a knife through butter if one of the two is hot. I don't think this is a good enough test.
Knives have sharp edges to cut stuff, a chain does not.
Tensai knives are sharpened because it focuses all of the force, the MK characters already have superhuman strength and can punch through someone’s chest if the want. Add that force to a whipping motion and an upwards pul and it’ll Cut pretty damn easy.
@@matheusjezini "sharp" is relative to what you're trying to cut and how much force you're using. Your finger is "sharp" enough to pierce jello, after all.
Said another way, for an object of a given size and material being pressed against another material, there is an amount of force that will cause one or the other of them to break, bend, split, etc.
@@stranger6822 it would rather launch him into the air than cut through then I think, the heat wouldn't realy make a difference
that chain didn't look nearly as hot as the game and no force was put on the body. Weaksauce
I feel unsatisfied! Because they didn't use brute force to cut them in half!😐
ua-cam.com/video/e0G1cDrCE2k/v-deo.html
imagine having a whole bunch of money and equipment but still getting debunked by some guy in his backyard
Frankly, according to MKXI's fatality footage, Scorpion's chain does more of scissoring than of melting - otherwise the spearhead would melt the flesh and fall flat before the signature move was halfway done. I assume the proposal was: somehow 100% fix point (the tip), then superhuman pressure applied along the spinal cord towards the victim's solar plexus, including from up and down.
Neat series, Kyle & Co. I do acknowledge and appreciate the time and effort put into these videos. Nicely done. Although doubtless Tony Stark could have done better inside a cavernous room using nothing but empty Pepsi cans for the chain and two wooden sticks & a paperclip for heating up. 😏
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Yeah, I was thinking the same thing - It's more about ripping through something with a chain due to its force, and the glowing heat is for extra help and visual effects.
Dmitrii Kustov you also can’t forget that the chains are heated with hell flames. So probably even hotter then they look.
@@metalrain300 Well, magic and stuff :) But, if magic is not at play, the limit of the temperature to which the chain would be able to get heated up, would be certain number, no matter where it was heated up - in hell of in the oven.
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his chain does not need to be magical it just needs to be made of tungsten.
Its not magical.. Its virtual.
When an Australian outbacker is better suited to science than a community of "scientists"
Kyle, _bruh_ ...
This whole video is so high production but for a science related vid and sponsor from warner bros games, this felt SO underwhelming. none of this felt real, just fluff and camera work to increase the viewership rather than actually test something within any measure of having it come out as the game intends it would. this wasnt because science, it was because WB
Obe Qwaet **waits for a response**
J Jonah you’re the “one guy”
Fasin no, he’s not lol. pretty obviously you.
Jalen Moudy ur obviously the “second guy” peon
Can I be the third guy
Well it was enjoyable but in no way scientific.
The chain was not heated evenly.
The Chain is not ''layed'' on Scorpions victims, he pulls it through them (like seen in the little video clip).
The Chain was not heated to optimal temperature, this one can be forgiven since it would mean serious danger
if an around a 1000 degrees hot chain is zipping around the room.
I would say it is absolutely possible for a chain that is red hot (with an bright yellow or orange hue) to cut through
a person if said chain is under tension and pulled abruptly in a way that does not let tha chain move anyway but through the target
(sliding of the sides)
Oh and if the one pulling is a FUCKING DEMON that kinda helps move things along eh.
I mean, to be perfectly fair to your point, I'm sure a steel chain can cut through a person at room temperature, presuming the person is moving at a high enough speed.
Pulled a superheated rounded chain through meat bone and sinew?
Even if you crush the bone it has about the same chance of cutting through.
As a fish would have a chance climbing a tree.
@@gerardmourits8709 Good point, the test was only against flesh not bone or sinew.
And in this regard I have to admit It could be impossible.
But it was tested against flesh and tested poorly.
Not that I hate on Kyle and Allen, they do amazing work with their videos, but if you approach this subject scientifically you should at least bring the chain to the right temperatur and evenly, to avoide messing up your results.
@@gerardmourits8709 have you not seen salmon in trees? Anyway, I'm pretty sure superheated steel (assuming it isn't a chain made with any magical properties) chain blade with a demon pulling it would go through more than just a person.
I think if scorpion's chain was made of tungsten it might have a better chance to cut through. The Hacksmith team used tungsten to make a proto lightsaber and that could cut through tons of stuff.
This was my first thought, though I assumed titanium. But yeah, I don't believe outworlders are going to using plain ass fire either, but nobody knows the properties of literal hellfire, so it is what it is
Jacob Kuhn Not flesh. He used a styrofoam head. Funny - kH
All metal glows the same color at the same temperature. So it didn't matter what metal he used if he was testing a specific temperature.
An Aussie in his back yard debunked this channel; a geoup of scientists
Ah yes G E O U P
Maybe the chain was not cut the body the first time because i guess you needed more pressure on it.
13:34 hey!! Is Jacqui Briggs :O
Ezequiel Avila nope thats just a black girl
Oh :'(
But didnt scorpion apply streangth to the enemy while he was cutting him... also wasnt his chain further than red hot?
Remember that is fire is Hellfire so it's probably hotter than the sun
Also scorpion pulled the chain(using force)
Yea that was I was thinking hell fire is hotter than 1k degrees.
dumbass
1. You didn't apply force when Scorpion very clearly does
2. The chain's red hot instead of the yellow hot depicted ingame
3. Silicone rubber doesn't react to heat the same way flesh does
1.) Scorpion’s chain is made out of hellfire and is significantly hotter as they glow much much brighter.
2.) regardless of the first point steel can endure much hotter temperatures than you’ve shown, hell even a normal kitchen knife can take 1000+ degrees and has already cut through material similar to or more durable than human flesh.
3.) Scorpion pulls the chain and so leaving it all up to gravity would obviously be an unfair comparison and would undoubtedly show far less efficiency
4.) Scorpion wraps the chain around the opponent, he doesn’t just lay the chain down in one side
5.) even if we were to say that indeed the chain would have difficulties going through human flesh and bone, I think it should be noted that this is a fatality. As in the deed is done after the opponent is significantly damaged with bone breaking and flesh tearing moves and since this is Scorpion chances are he’s already cut through some or even most of his opponent’s flesh with his katana blade, already burned the flesh significantly with his hellfire powers or both. And he’s most likely also broken most of his opponent’s bones.
6.) also it’s pretty believable to get a chain that can withstand a much higher temp, Tungsten is a metal that can withstand heat up to 3422C which costs like 485 dollars in comparison a PS4 pro is 399 dollars and a dell XPS 15 costs 999.9 dollars.
42nd Blaze how the fuck would they get «hellfire»
@@oyvind-8557 😅
@@oyvind-8557 Not the point he is just saying that its impossible to do what scorpion does with their resources. And they shouldnt be trying to make accusations about scorpipns fatality because their expiramen didnt work.
Kirito The Black Swordsman yea it is impossible to do what scorpion does and i know that but what did he think was going to happen people need to stop complaining about a realistic video
Tappekran - I didn’t say they should get hellfire, they’re treating scorpion’s chains like it’s made out of regular fire which is why I pointed it out and it’s also pointing out that Scorpion’s chains are OBVIOUSLY much hotter
This whole series is very cool (on paper) and very well produced, but in every episode the "scientific" experiments are too far from being accurate, and the whole thing just loses its purpose.
I can feel that most of the problem is probably because you're restricted by what you can actually do in a studio, and more importantly, it feels like you are forced to do one episode in one "day".
I understand there are logistic issues, but sadly to the viewer everything feels rushed and superficial.
You always start with a cool subject, a theory behind it, and a plan B. Sadly, at this point we already know the plan B means you already know plan A is going to fail. And even more sadly, you know plan A is going to fail because of lack of time/resources, not because what you were aiming for is ACTUALLY scientifically impossible.
In the case of this specific episode, I guess you didn't use animal meat to avoid people screaming out about waste and animal abuse and whatever, and I understand it. But, as it has been pointed out by other commenters, having the same burning temperature as flesh doesn't meant it's a good substitute for an actual body.
At the same time, for example, instead of making that slice of silicone as big as a person, you could have just used a shorter, square block. Certainly not anatomically "correct", but if the test is going to be flawed anyway, you should at least TRY to test something. Like, if with enough temperature, on a smaller area, it was possible to cut a block of silicone with an heated chain.
But you chose to use the most "visually" correct thing you could do, neglecting way more important issues:
-The chain wasn't hot enough AT ALL, in some segments not even red hot.
-You didn't apply any pressure on it. This is like testing if a katana can cut an arm off just by laying the sword down on a piece of silicone.
Again, while I understand there are some limitations to what you can do with your limited space, time, and youtube rules, it very sadly feels like you know the test is gonna fail anyway, and so you don't even try.
Agreed. They really fucked this one up. So disappointed. Entertained, but disappointed.
Nicely put, this one could use a proper re-do.
Not to mention that Skorpion can teleport, use magic, and can shatter every single bone in your body with one punch. So even if the chain couldn’t cut through a person, it wouldn’t really matter since we don’t even know how strong Skorpion is or how hot he made the chain.
I agree and this comment saved me a lot of phone typing
In all honesty I would prefer all of the math and science to be read now forming in the void then to see a demonstration I kanda already know what it kind of more list looks like in real life with steel it would be nicer to know if we have a substance material there could be heated up enough in add on to how much strength scorpion would have to have the equal the he among the chain that is made of a different substance other than steel I mean scorpion uses something like h*** fire in he is partially dead as well All of the concepts of more to come back characters I so much more in depth with fiction then they are real scandal hard Is kind of hard to see it through a real life demonstration you're very limited on what you can bring plus I just like the tin sheets of math
Scorpion uses his power to consistently apply heat to his chain. Yours was obviously starting to cool and you didn't apply any force. And yeah his chain is magical.
Not to mention they were at the low end of the temperature range. If they were at the upper range, it would go through a lot easier, though they didn't account for bone, only soft tissue.
And for another thing, consistently applying heat to the chain is not that hard, just run an electric current through it.
I'm starting to think the boys aren't that smart. Or really running out of ideas for click bait to bring in the eye balls.
@@zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcba0 I think more along the lines of trying not to overdo the science while keeping the tests within budget and safety. It's easy to heat a chain by torch and then move it; not so much to run current through it to heat and then maintain that current while moving and also have a quick kill switch for the current.
@@Razael0f0ld Trying not to over do the science. Of Magic in a fictional universe. Okay.
Something they didn’t take into account was that the chain stays at a constant temperature as scorpion pulls it through someone
If you just keep a knife on your palm, would it cut your palm by its weight? He'll no, you have to apply force. Scorpion has superhuman strength and he pulls the chain diagonally upwards , which means opponent's weight must be added too. He was also boosting himself up with hellfire. The force will be very very high.
Surface area matters, the piece you took was just twice as thick as the chain, the difference is very low then the pressure would be less and it will face hard time in pushing material both ways. (ever cut a bread slice? It is harder than cutting a loaf) So entire torso must be made from that material.
It might not cut entirely half but it will go deep enough to satisfy.
RymReaper its also not heat or fire he uses its hellfire like ghost rider it doesn’t just burn u physically it’s burns ur soul to lol
@@joshkandlstick7263 lmao
Good to see that you invited Liu Kang.
Wow (^U^)
Your a fool🤣
GEX Bot I think he just lost weight
GEX Bot LMAO
Scorpions chain may look red hot but he turns it to White hot just before the finishing Pull to completely rip the person in half, I work with hot metal at my job, the metal is heated up to 2300 degrees before it's pressed into shape and even then when it's cooled about to 1000 or so when it's pressed, it can still burn through skin and bones all the way through.
@honorbound12 u might be right about the temperatures nd all( don't know, haven't done a research and frankly don't care), I think with the force scorpion used in yanking the chain could actually go through. Maybe not as fast as it went in d game but I think it'll go through, say at 900 degree Celsius
@honorbound12 I think we're on two different scales here. You're talking Metric `C (science) and he might be talking Imperial aka `F for the industry. We need to start showing the scale because in `F steel can handle 2300 which is under 2600 `F
sciencestruck.com/melting-point-of-steel - Not everyone uses Celsius
@@AsmodeusDHare Good luck explaining that to a "genius" with anger issues. :D
@@netkosent1620 The comment is not only for "genius" but something to remind everyone that there are at least two countries that have not gotten in on the bandwagon. It is easy to forget that there are two scales in play here.
@@AsmodeusDHare Agreed and understood your original point. I'm in one of those countries and it's just as easy for us to forget that most of the world doesn't use ºF as we do for most things; science fields being the exclusion typically. Either way, my only point was that it's hard to have a real conversation with someone that's both angry and feels that they're right. As such, it's usually difficult to impossible to make them see things outside their own opinion.
*closing in on silicone dummy*
*gently whispers "hot chain"*
No effect
"Well now apparently there is no way for a hot chain to rip through a body"
Lots of comments here, so not gonna read thru them, but I find a few flaws in your testing, even as humorous as this was to watch.
Obviously Scorpions chain is magical in nature so you can't replicate that (for now...)..
But in the fatality, the chain is red/orange/yellow and at the downward pull you can see it's turned to almost a white in temperature. This highest you got was red/orange, so you're missing a few degrees there that can change the outcome.
This is realistically hard to do with the materials you had at your disposal since a welding torch, even though it'll heat up the metal good, is only doing spot heating and still won't get up to the proper temp. Plus moving it to the dummy will cause it to cool a little.
Then let's go on the pulling part. Force was used at the height of temperature. Something I wish you would of tried to create instead of just laying it down and letting gravity work.
And last, but not least, the gel you used You put it thru the entire mid section and gave it some pretty good density. 12 inches if gel versus 1 inch of skin. After that, the insides will easily give way to that temp. The only factor would of been bone. Not really a accurate test.
I know it's nitpicking as you are one heck of a scientist. If you had the resources, heating up the chain electrically and using a winch to pull it down would of been a better test. But that's pretty expensive and dangerous in a studio.
Still I liked the video and have seen several of your other ones. :)
Something worth seeing. Bone is surprisingly soft to heat so the real only problem that is close to a problem is the hip bone which dose better but it is stronger. The chain is pulling tho with the heat which would take care of many problems on it's own, so the only problem is if Scorpion wants to do it, which he dose so it is Plausible.
That and I'm sure he wants to get the job done.
Making a hellfire weapon with a blowtorch and a rusty chain. O_o
But why?
BECAUSE SCIENCE
Juicy_Chicken 69420 I know right there retarted asf. Soo dumb.
CramyGamer They’re*
BILL NYE, THE FIGHTING GUY
(Bill Nye but it's MK)
You clearly didn’t take into fact the momentum of the swinging chain
Doesn't matter, heat does the work here. Pulling doesn't change anything. And before the argument with a heated knife comes up: a knife has a blade. That's totally different from a blunt chain, the force helps the knife because you can put this force in a very small area of effect (the edge of the blade), you can't do that with a chain.
@@Desoxy86 seriously!!? You think like that ! Cant sever with a blunt object!! Lol watch thisua-cam.com/video/e0G1cDrCE2k/v-deo.html
@@digantahalder4374 he's clearly using it like a saw, sawing the object. Scorpion doesn't do that.
@@Desoxy86 watch carefully the fatality
Umpanz in scorpions fatality he clearly jerks the chain
4:03 770 is actually 1540 when doubled.
No pressure or force applied on the chain at all. Despite the video game cutscene clearly showing Scorpion pulling on the chain.
Lame sauce.
You clearly did not listen to what was said. They were only testing if heat alone could bisect a person, not if a magic demon revenant with super-human strength could pull a chain through somebody.
NereidAlbel Actually no they didn’t say that until the end and even with the regular heat they didn’t actually have the entire chain heated and it was rapidly losing heat
“Will Smith watches video”
Will Smith : Ahhh that’s hoot
Will Smith: what would make this even better is fortnite and Marcus brownlee
Disliked.
I usually like these episodes, but this was done too poorly.
The chain was *very visibly* less hot than the one in MK. Not to mention unevenly heated with dark spots everywhere... Don´t get a person with a torch to heat an entire chain! Go get a small coal fired forge and dump the entire chain in. Those things are small, cheap and portable. This was just lazy and bad. Disappointing.
Well not everything is going to be spot on this was used to teach science not be accurate
@@imgengababy though isn't that the point of science? Just saying..
@@shinigami_0127 what I meant by not accurate is not be incredibly similar to the game his science was accurate though is what in trying to say
@@shinigami_0127 Exactly.
My face when i read what Noah wrote...
@@imgengababy they also didn't use any force. They kinda just laid it on the body, unlike the game
"DUUUUDE I got a super great idea for a video!" "What?" "Let's heat up a chain with a simple torch and gently lay it on a fake corpse and disprove the fatality on MK and hype the shit out of it all video, if we're good enough we can get it over 15 minutes!"
Edit: a word.
I disagree! Because you're not replicating the exact situation!
Nice way to BBQ a person, though. Almost makes me hungry...
First of all, a red hot chain would cool down if it gets in contact with something cooler. (Really fast if it gets in contact with your cool hair!) But I assume that Scorpion has the power to keep feeding energy into the chain and can increase the energy output once it gets in contact with human flesh. At that point, the extra energy would make the chain more hot as the body cools it back down.
The second problem is that Scorpion is putting a force on the chain by pulling it, which adds more force to the body, but also makes the chain move a bit in a saw-like action. It's like cutting bread with a serrated knife. Much easier than with a smooth knife.
So, the extra energy and the pulling force behind the chain makes it go faster through a body.
But you forgot another thing...
Yeah, I know... You're blonde... :-P
You forgot that the human body is full with bones. And bones don't burn that easily, as anyone would know who has ever been cremated. (Or knows someone who has been cremated.) Your bones tend to survive the heat and although they might become more brittle when exposed to heat, they would still need some extra force to go through them.
Which is why the red-hot chain is acting more than a saw than just cutting through heat alone. That sawing motion would help with the cutting action...
This is disappointing, you could've mounted a ballistic manikin having it stand up straight, tie the hot chain to his groin and drop a block of 60-80kg behind him so that the chain swings over top
The chain is cooling down - wear-as the chain in the game is constantly being heated while slicing though the opponent.
r/boneappletea
GrooveCat r/iusereddit
@@mikehawk2095 r/dickhead