Removing the atmosphere in order to pop a ball is the logical equivalent of moving the universe around you in order to get to a different spot. Never change, Cody.
"So, over-inflating your ball and throwing it into space is a bad idea" ... NEXT TIME ON CODYS LAB - How to over-inflate your ball and throw it into space.
As a person that rarely watches sports on TV, because I have much better things to do with my time, and I feel they're GROSSLY overpaid, the comeback was quite astonishing. I wanted Atlanta to win, it gets boring seeing the same team win all the time.
I like the format of your videos Cody. I find you are one of the few you tubers i watch the video till the very end. No faff or plugging. Keep up the good work.
Hey Cody, I recently won a 1kg "silver" coin on ebay that turned out to not even be silver plated. ebay refunded my money and let me keep it. I thought it might be cool if you could figure out what metal or metals it actually is. I'd be happy to send it to you.
Cody...I absolutely adore your videos and you're the main reason I plan to work in chemistry! Thank you so, so much! (Also, do you have any safe experiments to suggest? With gallium or any household materials?)
An EVA suit in operation is a lot like a fully inflated ball. That's why astronauts are always so stiff-legged when hopping and floating around. You have to appreciate the strength and endurance used to manipulate such a stiff suit for hours. You also have to appreciate the ingenuity that went into making the joints (especially in the gloves) capable of bending under human strength alone.
Cody, so after doing a little searching of the Interwebz I found reasonable figures for the volume and surface area of a Football. They are: Volume: 232 Cubic Inches Surface Area: 189 Square Inches Using this figure as our interior Surface Area I'll show some interesting results at different pressures as they relate to the Total Force the the Ball is resisting. 09 PSI: 1700 Pounds (1.7 Tons) 32 PSI: 6048 Pounds (3.0 Tons) 40 PSI: 7560 Pounds (3.8 Tons) (Cody's estimated Bursting Pressure) Pretty amazing stuff !! Thanks Cody for another mind stimulating Video !!
I used to work in a OTR truck shop and we inflated the tires on those big rigs and trailers to 110 lbs. So one day without thinking I needed to air up my ten speed tires. I hooked the hose to the stem and stepped away forgetting it would only take a second or two to reach 100 lbs. rather than the few minutes. In about 5 seconds I needed a new tube
Now shine the equivalent of orbital sunlight on the ball as well as matching the temperature extremes the ball would experience between the lighted and dark side. All in the vacuum. That should be interesting. keep up the great work!
Nice to see a confirmation. We just did this for a NASA video, it only works when ridiculously over inflated, and the internal bladder finally blows. Also, pigskin oddly does not freeze to brittle at LN temps....
He did dry ice too, he added some to his vacuum chamber to simulate a co2 atmosphere in his wind on Mars video. They dance around because of the leidenfrost effect.
"over inflating your ball and throwing it into space is not a good idea" thanks for the advice casey, i'll be careful not to accidentally throw my ball into space
So glad we have your channel on youtube, now that Betsy Devoss is in charge of our education system/bank I have a serious fear that the only way to get a proper education may be watching videos on youtube such as yours. God bless us all!
Cody, the pressure difference between atmosphere and the ball is called a differential pressure and is often denoted as psid (pounds per square inch differential) for clarity.
I believe it was a tiny rock stuck between the rim and rubber when i was filling it. i was really close to it when it blew :/ my ears were ringing so i couldnt hear at all for 3 hours then they keept ringing a week later with reduced hearing.
fatemonkey Reading different opinions doesn't change the fact that it's a handegg. Most of the time you're using your hand and it hardly has the shape of the ball. So, yes it's a handegg.
Vipul Takkar Did you even read it? That's not an opinion you fucking dimwit. And actually, that changes a lot. It means it should still be called football instead of hand egg.
Vipul Takkar That statement is contradictory. You said I justified it, and then said it didn't change anything. If I did justify it, the yes it would've changed something(try rereading my previous comment(you seem to have trouble with comprehension)), and i clearly did justify it because of the previously supplied evidence.
fatemonkey you're reading between the lines. The word "justifying" appears to be part of a continuous tense. Had it been a perfect tense I would have agreed with this statement. So yes, there is some trouble with comprehension, just not from my end. Nice try for a comeback though. Also, if you consider opinions on quora as a thread for proof, I'm pretty sure this conversation won't amount to anything. Lastly, the name "football" for that handegg is still absurd thereby "It doesn't change anything". :)
Vipul Takkar Ok, then I'll give you another several links: www.primermagazine.com/2009/field-manual/know-it-all-why-is-american-football-called-“football” sports.stackexchange.com/questions/341/why-is-american-football-called-football www.reference.com/sports-active-lifestyle/american-football-called-football-dd642bcc9626a910 Or if you were smart enough to do your own research, then you would just google why it's called football and this conversation wouldn't be happening.
Someone over inflated a soccer ball at my school then it got left in front of a heater then it exploded during class because the air inside expanded and the heat softened the synthetic outer casing. It was really loud.
Most of the world is sitting around talking about super bowl this, super bowl that, and Cody's just like, "I wonder how much I have to inflate a football before it explodes in a vacuum chamber." That's why I watch this channel. :P
Since nobody seems to have mentiobed it yet: the slow mo guys recently did a football exploding in atmosphere at 28.000 fps. They said themselves it was not the smartest they've ever done, but now it does make an rather interesting comparison...
once me and my friends stopped to pump our mountain bike tires at a lorry pump station. it went from completely flat to "boom" within two seconds. loudest noise i've ever heard and made me go 90% deaf in one ear and about 80% on the other. everything just turned really quiet all of the sudden. there was a high pitched tone for a while there, but it wasn't that loud. took two weeks to recover my hearing fully. wasn't fun thinking it might be permanent for all that time.
While I won't discount the danger here, I'm glad you tested the pressure in the chamber, then pumped it no higher than that original pressure, so you at least could be decently sure it wouldn't pop on you before it went in. Some idiot might've just sent it to 40 in atmosphere and blown themselves up
I learn new things every time I watch Cody even on videos you wouldn't expect at first glance to learn much. I thought it was cool that the balloon didn't have enough pressure because of the amount of Gass in the balloon to make it keep expanding it makes absolute since but it's something I never thought about or knew about.
It's amazing to me how air pressure or the lack of it can create such an explosion, it's difficult for me to get my head around the whole notion if I'm honest.
New term for the day. When a stitched seem is being stretched so you can see it, it's called a grin. just like a smile grin. UK upholstery term. means your stitches are to loose or your pulling to tight.
Love your videos Cody keep doing what you are doing don't try to appeal to the common crowd for more subscribers the ones who really care are sticking here
Cody, you have a vacuum chamber but have you thought about making a pressure chamber? I think it would be cool to see things like how much air pressure an egg can handle and I would imagine there are loads of experiments relative to a pressure chamber. Big fan, keep being awesome!
When I was younger, I pumped up a soccer ball with a compressor and it exploded in my hands, numbing them and ripping apart the skin between my index finger and thumb. I could see the muscle and tendon but luckily it happened so quickly I didn't feel anything. the cut was about 3 or 4 centimetres and I still have a scar.
You may want to try a low pressure wind tunnel, having a fan blow at 1/3 atmospheric pressure onto a wing and see how it effects the lift compared to atm pressure
I was thinking of a pressurized hot water cylinder insulated by a vacuum vessel surrounding it. So if the tank over pressurized at boiling point, the vacuum chamber would catch and contain the blast and water on failure, but as it turns out in my head, the vacuum would make the boiling point drop and cause a mahoosive steamy bang.
That is good to know. Now I know what will happen when I inevitably confuse a car tire with a Football and then proceed to throw it a little too hard so it leaves the athmospehere!
Just saw the ISS fly by overhead. I just thought it was a regular satellite until I heard that the ISS would be able to be seen at 6:50 PM. It was really bright and cool to see.
the ball can handle alot of stress because it needs to survive 300-350 pound guys moving as fast as they can possibly run,accidentally stepping on or falling and landing on the ball, or dog piles of guys all weighing down on it.
it's pretty funny that NASA had the jerseys for the teams playing but yet the last time they head of the delivery to the space station was October 27th. Sounds pretty ridiculous to me
it would be interesting to see how the bladder and individual layers would hold up under vacuum. to know what exactly was the stronger material between the inner bladder and outer leather shell, he could cut the leather shell away and repeat the experiment with just the bladder inflated
Cody, huge thumbs up for staying so cool and not giving out for clickbait or simple views projects! Respect :)
Oh, my car tire is a little low, let me just top it off quick.....oops, that's not my car tire, that's my football
Quickly, throw it into space, i love cody’s visions 👌🙌
"So, overinflating your ball and throwing it into space is a bad idea"
Well damn, there goes my plans for the weekend.
Removing the atmosphere in order to pop a ball is the logical equivalent of moving the universe around you in order to get to a different spot. Never change, Cody.
Who the fuck disliked this within 30 sec of the vid being uploaded
logan thompson Ravens fans.
Dillon Robinson yeah true
+logan thompson i did
logan thompson patriots fans because it's fully inflated
Cpt. Teddy you sound triggered
This is basically how the Superbowl went, boring most the game, then crazy shit happens!!
Ryan Howell lol
Ryan Howell yep.
yeah, totally trolled my Friend who's gone to sleep (it was ~4 am. here in europe) ... :D
"So, over-inflating your ball and throwing it into space is a bad idea" ... NEXT TIME ON CODYS LAB - How to over-inflate your ball and throw it into space.
Wilson! Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Spartan Elite43 😀 lol how minds think alike
@Tristen Sandhoff True but look at the name of the football
Nice!
hey grant lol
Swell!
put liquid oxygen in a vacuum chamber
not too surprised to see you here. just surprised at how few people saw you here.
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" I'm a big fan
cody! how do you feel about the patriots pulling through in the 4th quarter? best team ever! am i right?!
Go sports? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Cody'sLab my favorite reply ever XD
Cody'sLab I guess you arent exactly the biggest football fan, arent you?
Bubbles what did Cody say?
As a person that rarely watches sports on TV, because I have much better things to do with my time, and I feel they're GROSSLY overpaid, the comeback was quite astonishing. I wanted Atlanta to win, it gets boring seeing the same team win all the time.
PATS WON LETS GOOOOOOOOO
I hate the patriots
Micheál Prendergast Honestly
Where are we going?
FALCONS RISE UP!
Brian Luna fuck them
"That kinda makes me nervous" (the whole video) and i am watching it trough a screen... Cody has balls.
Are you aware that you are the first person to ever capture barometer light on video?
10mintwo What is barometer light?
Thanks for telling us what it's called, didn't think to look further into it after watching the video.
Temp station I'd like to know too
when?
Could you explain a bit more about what you mean?
hey that's pretty good
bird on a rock hi idubbz
old meme
the meme may be old but it's pretty good
best comback ever
That's an old meme... but hey, that's pretty good
'''I don't like being around it, it feels like it might explode'' *gives it a couple of smacks* I love you man please keep on being you .
I like the format of your videos Cody. I find you are one of the few you tubers i watch the video till the very end. No faff or plugging. Keep up the good work.
So Deflating footballs... Sounds familiar.. Oh yeah; the Pats...
TheMontanaDave Yeah because that guy needs help gripping a ball, please
TheMontanaDave that's not how you use a semicolon
TheMontanaDave biggest load of bullshittery in football history
TheMontanaDave go pats
Ok grammar Nazi, the best use of your colon is when you take it up the rear in the comments. Explain how it was wrong.
Hey Cody, I recently won a 1kg "silver" coin on ebay that turned out to not even be silver plated. ebay refunded my money and let me keep it. I thought it might be cool if you could figure out what metal or metals it actually is. I'd be happy to send it to you.
meanwhile in the patriot test facilities
HOLY SHIT! I just realized Cody soon hits 1m subs, it feels so fast. Amazing job! Thank you!
Last second superbowl inspired episode.
I approve! 👍
Am i the only person who screamed "WILSONNNN!!!!!!!!" Like Tom Hanks in Cast Away when Cody turnt the ball to reveal the name?
i love how the format of the ball fits perfectly into the vacuum chamber
Cody...I absolutely adore your videos and you're the main reason I plan to work in chemistry! Thank you so, so much! (Also, do you have any safe experiments to suggest? With gallium or any household materials?)
dankmemelord vacuum chamber experiments lol
dankmemelord make a mirror with galium like he did
But… He's a geologist…
Lookup "Chemistry experiments to do with your child"
Pretty sure it's a handegg
The Falcons blew a 25 point lead
An EVA suit in operation is a lot like a fully inflated ball. That's why astronauts are always so stiff-legged when hopping and floating around. You have to appreciate the strength and endurance used to manipulate such a stiff suit for hours. You also have to appreciate the ingenuity that went into making the joints (especially in the gloves) capable of bending under human strength alone.
I just Love how he adds the sound effects when he is demonstrating. the balloon expanding with is hand! good on ya!
Can I use a soldering iron instead of a furnace?
Depends on what you are doing with it.
Heating up a room?
cooking a stew?
Making tea?
shoving up my butt?
Cody are you adjusting your air pressure for elevation? Because at sea level atmosphere pressure is about 14.7 psi
I said 12 didn't I? ;)
He thinks he's Tom Brady...
MyLonewolf25 Cody is in Logan Utah...4500'.
R Shiery woah I live really close to cody
Yes I knew he wasn't at sea level but I was wondering if he was or not
Not everyone is correct 100% of the time and we're all human
Cody, so after doing a little searching of the Interwebz I found reasonable figures for the volume and surface area of a Football.
They are:
Volume: 232 Cubic Inches
Surface Area: 189 Square Inches
Using this figure as our interior Surface Area I'll show some interesting results at different pressures as they relate to the Total Force the the Ball is resisting.
09 PSI: 1700 Pounds (1.7 Tons)
32 PSI: 6048 Pounds (3.0 Tons)
40 PSI: 7560 Pounds (3.8 Tons) (Cody's estimated Bursting Pressure)
Pretty amazing stuff !!
Thanks Cody for another mind stimulating Video !!
14.7 psi is standardized "sea level" pressure. If you over-pressurize the ball by that much it would emulate the vacuum of space.
RIP Wilson. D:
Wilson died, but took down many evil headphones with him.
"Ya know it's a lot stiffer, I'd hate to play with it in this state" why don't you just let a lot of air out, just like the deflatriots.......☹️😑
I used to work in a OTR truck shop and we inflated the tires on those big rigs and trailers to 110 lbs. So one day without thinking I needed to air up my ten speed tires. I hooked the hose to the stem and stepped away forgetting it would only take a second or two to reach 100 lbs. rather than the few minutes. In about 5 seconds I needed a new tube
Now shine the equivalent of orbital sunlight on the ball as well as matching the temperature extremes the ball would experience between the lighted and dark side. All in the vacuum. That should be interesting. keep up the great work!
hey Cody, now that it seems posible, are you going to try and make metalic hydrogen?
Up next: Can vacuum chamber band-wagoners survive the vacuum chamber?
that username (Y)
love your videos Cody, keep up the good work
Nice to see a confirmation. We just did this for a NASA video, it only works when ridiculously over inflated, and the internal bladder finally blows. Also, pigskin oddly does not freeze to brittle at LN temps....
can you do dry ice or liquid nitrogen in the vacuum chamber
already did nitrogen if i am not mistaken, or just search for solid nitrogen and you will find
He did dry ice too, he added some to his vacuum chamber to simulate a co2 atmosphere in his wind on Mars video. They dance around because of the leidenfrost effect.
Awesome video. You should try a watermelon
That's still cool that it lasted to that high of a pressure.
"over inflating your ball and throwing it into space is not a good idea"
thanks for the advice casey, i'll be careful not to accidentally throw my ball into space
Anyone watch the Super Bowl and experienced that roller coaster of feelings?!
AERO BLKHWK32 yep.
If you get that excited over football. Try ice hockey, you'd die from excitement.
that is not a ball, balls are sphere.
no, he means short for football. footballs are basically rugby balls in USA
Wrong, balls by definition can be ovoid or spherical shaped, its also a sports term, or a verb.
So glad we have your channel on youtube, now that Betsy Devoss is in charge of our education system/bank I have a serious fear that the only way to get a proper education may be watching videos on youtube such as yours. God bless us all!
what a grand video. I like how you eli5 unlike other youtubers who have no clue what is going on.
Pats win
uhh still not football
Uhh not to you.
I love that you show the whole process, not just the exciting final result. Thank you for being awesome.
Cody, the pressure difference between atmosphere and the ball is called a differential pressure and is often denoted as psid (pounds per square inch differential) for clarity.
Who else jumped when it blew up 😂
Dude is that the harvest right freeze dryer!?!
not any more.
Cody you idiot. you should have used hearing protection. I once blew up a tire lost ~40% of my hearing at age 17. take care of your self man.
I believe it was a tiny rock stuck between the rim and rubber when i was filling it. i was really close to it when it blew :/ my ears were ringing so i couldnt hear at all for 3 hours then they keept ringing a week later with reduced hearing.
I think you underestimate a tire blowing up..
+craazyy22
You are assuming that I haven't already blown up a tier and lost 20% of my hearing when I was 17.
You're the Best Cody, been loving your uploads lately.
You did a good job explaining air pressure
omg cody thats not a football, thats a handegg, real football is round and you play it with your foot.
That's soccer omg...
That's a handegg.
fatemonkey Reading different opinions doesn't change the fact that it's a handegg. Most of the time you're using your hand and it hardly has the shape of the ball. So, yes it's a handegg.
Vipul Takkar Did you even read it? That's not an opinion you fucking dimwit. And actually, that changes a lot. It means it should still be called football instead of hand egg.
Vipul Takkar That statement is contradictory. You said I justified it, and then said it didn't change anything. If I did justify it, the yes it would've changed something(try rereading my previous comment(you seem to have trouble with comprehension)), and i clearly did justify it because of the previously supplied evidence.
fatemonkey you're reading between the lines. The word "justifying" appears to be part of a continuous tense. Had it been a perfect tense I would have agreed with this statement. So yes, there is some trouble with comprehension, just not from my end. Nice try for a comeback though. Also, if you consider opinions on quora as a thread for proof, I'm pretty sure this conversation won't amount to anything. Lastly, the name "football" for that handegg is still absurd thereby "It doesn't change anything". :)
Vipul Takkar Ok, then I'll give you another several links:
www.primermagazine.com/2009/field-manual/know-it-all-why-is-american-football-called-“football”
sports.stackexchange.com/questions/341/why-is-american-football-called-football
www.reference.com/sports-active-lifestyle/american-football-called-football-dd642bcc9626a910
Or if you were smart enough to do your own research, then you would just google why it's called football and this conversation wouldn't be happening.
Sheesh, the rate at which you put out videos is pretty amazing. Appreciate the content, don't work too hard o/
Yea! A sport ball event related science experiment!
One problem, it's not a football
Dugster105 awncer to your problem, it. is indeed a football
+Gameslie balls are spherical, that is not a ball and American "football" is played mainly in the hands so it is not a football
A name doesn't have to perfectly represent what it is, if so why isn't red cabbage called purple cabbage?
GOD I WISH I WERE DEAD
Daniel Johnson oh dear...
Daniel Johnson falcons fan?
Daniel Johnson nobody is stopping you. just saying
Bubbles whoa its bubbles from trailer park boys. that's cool
Peter Rabitt hahaha where the hell did you learn that
God, I love Cody's videos!
Love how right after you say the balloon would never pop the ball crushed it
aids full blown
brettcone I bet you comment this on ever video hoping it will take off one of these days...
Marshall Gibson balls n wieners Marshall balls and wieners
brettcone can't argue with that logic
Cody, we miss your old videos. We hate this trendy bull shit like mercury bottle flips, footballs in vacuum chambers and liquid oxygen vs candle.
If I wanted to watch this shit I'd go watch grant thompson.
Someone over inflated a soccer ball at my school then it got left in front of a heater then it exploded during class because the air inside expanded and the heat softened the synthetic outer casing. It was really loud.
Most of the world is sitting around talking about super bowl this, super bowl that, and Cody's just like, "I wonder how much I have to inflate a football before it explodes in a vacuum chamber." That's why I watch this channel. :P
This is not FootBall. This is handball lol. The real football is apparently called soccer.
Also, handball is a different sport
Get outta here with ya weird sports terms, thats a football
Hand Egg to be exact..the real hand egg game is called Rugby..
kevin vl 😁
Soccer is called Futbol, not football. Football is its own independent sport, just because they sound similar doesn't mean anything.
You mean "HANDEGG"
Since nobody seems to have mentiobed it yet: the slow mo guys recently did a football exploding in atmosphere at 28.000 fps.
They said themselves it was not the smartest they've ever done, but now it does make an rather interesting comparison...
I love vacuum chambers :) Keep bringing the great videos!!!
once me and my friends stopped to pump our mountain bike tires at a lorry pump station.
it went from completely flat to "boom" within two seconds. loudest noise i've ever heard and made me go 90% deaf in one ear and about 80% on the other. everything just turned really quiet all of the sudden. there was a high pitched tone for a while there, but it wasn't that loud.
took two weeks to recover my hearing fully. wasn't fun thinking it might be permanent for all that time.
While I won't discount the danger here, I'm glad you tested the pressure in the chamber, then pumped it no higher than that original pressure, so you at least could be decently sure it wouldn't pop on you before it went in. Some idiot might've just sent it to 40 in atmosphere and blown themselves up
I learn new things every time I watch Cody even on videos you wouldn't expect at first glance to learn much. I thought it was cool that the balloon didn't have enough pressure because of the amount of Gass in the balloon to make it keep expanding it makes absolute since but it's something I never thought about or knew about.
You're the man Cody!
It's amazing to me how air pressure or the lack of it can create such an explosion, it's difficult for me to get my head around the whole notion if I'm honest.
New term for the day. When a stitched seem is being stretched so you can see it, it's called a grin. just like a smile grin. UK upholstery term. means your stitches are to loose or your pulling to tight.
Love your videos Cody keep doing what you are doing don't try to appeal to the common crowd for more subscribers the ones who really care are sticking here
This is totally random, but I like that the flickering of you lights making a strobing effect in the slowmo.
I didn't even know that I needed this in my life.
The Slowmo Guys had a similar experiment, but with to high internal pressure instead of too low external pressure. Both videos equally interesting!
Cody, you have a vacuum chamber but have you thought about making a pressure chamber? I think it would be cool to see things like how much air pressure an egg can handle and I would imagine there are loads of experiments relative to a pressure chamber. Big fan, keep being awesome!
When I was younger, I pumped up a soccer ball with a compressor and it exploded in my hands, numbing them and ripping apart the skin between my index finger and thumb. I could see the muscle and tendon but luckily it happened so quickly I didn't feel anything. the cut was about 3 or 4 centimetres and I still have a scar.
You may want to try a low pressure wind tunnel, having a fan blow at 1/3 atmospheric pressure onto a wing and see how it effects the lift compared to atm pressure
I was thinking of a pressurized hot water cylinder insulated by a vacuum vessel surrounding it. So if the tank over pressurized at boiling point, the vacuum chamber would catch and contain the blast and water on failure, but as it turns out in my head, the vacuum would make the boiling point drop and cause a mahoosive steamy bang.
I just wish every single science channel ould do something other than vacuum chamber videos.
welcome back to the vacuum chamber channel! :P just kidding, love your videos cody.
Hey Cody , keep the valve from the ball, you can glue it to a plastic bottle cap an make exploding targets like the ones Grant did
That is good to know.
Now I know what will happen when I inevitably confuse a car tire with a Football and then proceed to throw it a little too hard so it leaves the athmospehere!
Man cody sure loves his vacuum chamber .
Yo @Cody'sLab. is about to get to 1,000,000 subscribers continue the great job congrats 🎉🎊🎈🍾
Thank you for keeping at it till it blew!
Just saw the ISS fly by overhead. I just thought it was a regular satellite until I heard that the ISS would be able to be seen at 6:50 PM. It was really bright and cool to see.
Looks like you had a ball and a blast for Superbowl Sunday.
Ball- Explodes.
Tom Hanks- WILSONNNN!!!
Cody it makes me wince every time you give atmospheric pressure as 12 psi. It is 15 psi at sea level which is where most people live!
the ball can handle alot of stress because it needs to survive 300-350 pound guys moving as fast as they can possibly run,accidentally stepping on or falling and landing on the ball, or dog piles of guys all weighing down on it.
it's pretty funny that NASA had the jerseys for the teams playing but yet the last time they head of the delivery to the space station was October 27th. Sounds pretty ridiculous to me
it would be interesting to see how the bladder and individual layers would hold up under vacuum. to know what exactly was the stronger material between the inner bladder and outer leather shell, he could cut the leather shell away and repeat the experiment with just the bladder inflated