Juno: BUSTED!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- you can support this channel directly through patreon:
/ thunderf00t
EEVblogs on 'Thermal powered smartwatches are GIMMICKS'
• EEVblog #945 - Thermal...
or at my amazon store:
www.amazon.com/shop/thunderf00t
or my other channel:
/ @voiceofthunder9620 - Розваги
![Lp. Последняя Реальность #107 РОДНОЙ ДОМ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IK3QKzKUlHM/mqdefault.jpg)
Reverse microwave: cooks everything outside of the microwave
That's A Nuclear Explosive.
Nuclear what now? I'm gonna have a nice and warm house, and you can't stop me
_Oh No._
we call that a nuke
ua-cam.com/video/haan3Tz0SJk/v-deo.html
"It's the anti toaster"
What did the toaster ever do to you, Napier?
Ya ever woke up to a screaming baby that has shit all over itself. Ya can barely think as you gag and clean shit off the baby and yourself.
You then go downstairs to just make some toast and it pops out burnt.
Ya stare at it for 30 seconds before throwing the toaster outside.
We need a crowdfunding campaign for an organization to campaign so that toasters across the world will have equal rights!
And potato salad, anyone backing with over 100 USD will get a picture of a potato salad.
Actually fuck it heres my paypal email: Elenraizz@gmail.com
DONATE TODAY! SAVE A TOASTER TOMORROW!....or potato salad....or.... something!
NO REFUNDS!
why? at least toasters work... this is a pretty accurate term considering, its not working, so its kinda anti
Toasters nuked my home planet from orbit.
@@XenoTravis serves you right for having children
i literally had to sell a fake product for performing arts class and i made a freezing microwave, didnt realise the freezyboy 6000 is real
"real"
Lmao, that's cool :D I make real products in my classes but never get to sell them 😂 teach me
@@DARKredDOLLAR well not sell it exactly, we just needed to make an ad for it. i filmed myself taking a frozen sausage roll out of the freezyboy 6000, then microwaved it for real, took it out and filmed myself doing the start of a demonstration. it took a bit of planning but i pulled it off!
@@bingoccolon haha, sounds like fun anyway :D
i had to sell a fake item too
i had a coffe bean press
it takes powdercoffee and make it into beaaaans so that you device can have the beans instead of powder
"Why keep all drinks in the fridge and consume energy when you are not using it?"
If you only keep alcohool in your fridge and no food you got a serious problem
And not only that, alcohol evaporates easily, so put a fan in there and you got yourself a fridge that will get you drunk.
I have a serious problem then
Who said it was only for alcohol?
Most of the energy use on an average microwave is the digital clock, not cooking food.
@@Cheepchipsable The point is, everyone has a fridge running anyway, get it? It uses electricity anyway and nearly the same amount whether You have a few drinks in there or not.
Maybe even very slightly less energy when drinks are in (after the initial cooling phase, of course)? Someone correct me if I'm wrong:
More drinks means less air, so whenever one opens a fridge less cool air escapes, I suppose. And whith closed doors the temperature exchange rate should be the same whether the fridge is fully packed or empty.
When u worry bout what others keep in the fridge . You got a problem . Stop worrying bout others lives peasant .
Scammers: “This is the most innovative and advan-
Thunderfoot: So you have chosen death
@@elperronimo Dew it!
331
Yet you people still buy iPhones lol ",shots fired"
Gotta be honest
Just get a mini fridge or ice pack
Death by reverse microwave...this may take some time though...
**cheesy stock music plays**
"Get ready to rethink..."
_So it's a scam._
Well I changed the way I think of cooling drinks....now I think they are cheese sandwiches.
I now have to go to therapy to change they way I think back ;op
You had 99 likes!well, me being me,I couldn't let it stand and up-voted you to the magical 100.
so reverse
such wow
I wonder why no company ever thought of this! And it's so easy...
"Rethink" yep scam verified! It's like the demographic of people that never took at least high school physics, has been identified, and is being marketed fantasy gadgets with Kickstarter. Seems to be a very successful business model.
"So eventually, you could take something, cool it down, and not have to have a standard refrigerator."
Somewhere around 90% of the stuff in my refrigerator is there because it would go bad if it is too warm. It's one of those, even if it worked as described, it still wouldn't actually meet any need I actually had.
It works. It´s just a major waste of energy and money for most households.
You could have one cooler for every sausage, jelly jar, glass of cheese dip, butter stick and orange juice container instead of having to put them all into one efficient cooling box.
Good thing is, they only consume large amounts of fossil-fuel generated electric power, so there is no harm done to the environment.
You can actually cool material with electromagnetic radiation (Lasers, in this case), they use some techniques in labs to get individual atoms to near absolute zero. Basically slowing down the atoms by hiting them on the opposite direction of their "movement", effectively cooling down the particles. Tons of power to cool a single few atoms. Imagine a "consumer" version of such a device. The power consumption alone would be prohibitive.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_cooling
You mean you don't have three power stations to cool your wine bottles?
This is aimed at people who pretend to care about the environment but actually don't.
Virtue signaling types
It’s like that table top dryer that only holds one shirt and runs on 110 so likely draws 15amp 🙄 so efficient 😂
They care, but don’t want to do anything that will require work
@@mookfaru835 Which means they don't actually care. If putting their drink inside the fridge beforehand is too much of a work for these people, then they're some of the fakest mfs I've ever seen.
Slacktivists
Proposal: a machine that creates a single cube of ice and drops it in your cup.
Kinda already exists in fridges, that being said i'm no expert but it sounds like a better idea than this thing xD
Like the one in back to the future lol
Fucking revolutionary
Ah yes. Back to the future 3
Large ice cube for a large cup. Say a gallon cube in a 5 gal bucket.
3:56 Can we take a minute to appreciate that this man uses his laptop keyboard as a stand for liquids and heated elements for science.
What could possibly go wrong?
I had to skip that part, couldn't deal with it.
@@ROTTERDXM same LMAO 😭😂😂
That's why I love my Panasonic ToughBook. It has drain channels and membranes that let the water go straight through the keyboard and out the bottom. Of course I paid the price too.
This man also buys lab equipment for thousands of dollars for a youtube video
@@NIGHTOWL-jf9zt i just looked it up and ill just not put liquids next to my computer 💀💀
In Iraq, we put our water bottles in a wet sock and hung them from the side of our tank... Maybe I can sell wet socks at CES 2021...
Oh, the army stories.
I've got a surplus canvas water bag they supplied to soldiers in what i think was Desert Storm. Water slowly seeped out the canvas and evaporated cooling it down.
The thing absolutely sucks though, i don't think any of the soldiers ended up using it.
@@archygrey9093 Let me know if you want to get in on the ground floor of WET SOCKS I'm taking investors now!
@@lllllREDACTEDlllll How much you gonna charge for the socks? Promise me it's gonna be no less than $199 a pair.
@@mihan2d It depends if I am going to release them as a prewet cooling sock and the advanced technology used to achieve a direct wet to consumer product. StayTuned!
"So you don't need a refrigerator anymore"
I dunno, I like my fresh food not spoiling within a few days.
@BIGFOOOOOT big brain juno logic right here, folks
I saw this & took an ax to my fridge and chucked it on my neighbor's lawn. Good Riddence!!@
You don't actually need refrigeration. For example, with meat, you can just leave a big chunk of it out in the open, water it every day to make sure it doesn't dry out, and a week or so later, you can harvest fresh maggots! They're nutritious and can be used to debride infected wounds!
@@tybofborg sounds like a waste of energy & nutrients stored in the meat. not that i'm stopping you from suggesting more solutions though.
“Reverse Microwave” made me think about some diabolical oven that fries everything on the outside of it.
Me too.
Google Microwave weapon, we allready have something like that for the microwave :)
That has to be an SCP
LOL :)
“Hooot Pockets”.
I'm looking for a trillion dollar funding for my reverse light bulb invention, plot twist, it absorbs all the light of the room making it dark.
This would be fantastic as even with black out curtains I still wake up any time the neighbors outside lights turn on
Advertised as nano tech hyper quantum mega ultra chicken black hole technology, and later it's an overpriced blindfold. I can totally see that happen.
Sounds like a black hole.
You know, Doraemon actually has one. I don't remember the name, but it can make the room dark.
@@tortron "If the thing is far and doesn't work, try bringing it closer" - Me, but don't try it with everything, I'm not responsible if you poke your eyes out or cut a limb, 2021
Did you try sleep masks ?
Some are uncomfortable, so don't take cheap ones
Since today I will call every ice bucket "reverse microvawe"
Her is the Reverse Microwave challenge
And every microwave "reverse ice bucket"
I'm down
@@curtisoneill9929 I'm high
Reverse microwave challenge?
"It's purely electricity based, there's no environmental harm!"
Right, cause electricity never originates from anything harmful to the environment -_-
Fundamentally even if all the power we used came from somewhere else the waste heat of the entire global society is not negligible.
But this electricity comes from solar frickin roadways!
Electricity is made from fairie dust, the environment is fine, the fairies might be fucked tho
@bikingcat you can still buy incandescent bulbs.
They're not recommended as they're a massive waste of energy and way more dangerous than LEDs, but if you need a light bulb that heats up for an easy bake oven or whatever they are around.
Solar, Windmills, Hydroelectric Dams.
My invention: A "Reverse Fan™", a fan that spins in reverse and heats up the room.
Where can I give you my money?
This should be top comment!
😂😂😂😂 Great!!!
I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
It's already been invented it's called a PC
The entire time he was handling water on his pc I was freaking the shit out
I feel that
I was nervous - felt itchy
How often have I had a guest bring a bottle of wine that I wanted to chill immediately? Very rarely... If it really was that important... you know... Ice + salt = profit.
Or just serve them your wine and chill theirs for later. Also, who takes unchilled wine anywhere?
@@Kayback well say you stopped on the way to buy wine but still. Massive first world problem lol
"can chill your beer in under a minute!"
Thunderfoot: "hold my beer"
Freezer. And wet paper towel around it.
It's the fastest way.
Hahahahaha, yeah, you win my Like for the day ^^
lookyboop “hold my beer in front of this thermal camera”
@@dutchik5107 Not a life hack. A utilized understanding of thermodynamics? Yes!
@@nicholasroos3627 put it in salt water in a freezer. It may be so cold that it won't be a liquid any more.
Thunderf00t: Bringing the fun back in refund.
I want a red
so before it was all just red?
MrAranton no refunds permitted, sorry
"How many times have you had a guest bring over a bottle of wine, without having a way to quickly chill it?" er.....never...stick in the freezer for half an hour
You need to open wines for about 15-20 minutes before drinking, and being at ambient temperatures or a little lower, but not *cold*
- A French that's preparing a Crusade because why the fuck would you put Wine in a fridge
@@FuSiionCraft because we live in a place where "room temperature" is 32° C and not 17°?
@@Kayback french room temperature around summer aint much better
This depressed me. Nobody brings wine to my house. Is everybody else being barraged by thoughtful guests? I need new friends.
@@FuSiionCraft I bring my wine to a rolling boil, add a pinch of salt and a tablespoon of instant coffee, then put it into a thermos to drink at work.
im starting to enjoy seeing Thunderf00t absolutely destroy companies with their non functional products
"You won't need your refrigerator anymore"
Because I only use my fridge to cool down one soda at a time, not store leftovers, mayonnaise, or eggs.
Eggs in a fridge?
@@Okurka. Yes, we Americans refrigerate our eggs. Due to different regulations in their cleaning, it's actually unsafe to not refrigerate eggs purchased in America. It's weird.
@@ThrottleKitty damn, that is weird. our eggs are on the shelf for weeks before we cool them.
To elaborate a bit: Eggs have a natural coating that prevents bacteria and shit to pass through the shell (which is porous).
By washing the Eggs the coating gets removed/damaged and now you have to refrigerate them.
@@Ultrazaubererger thank for that information captain
At least juno when you’re being scammed
Clever lol
Good pun, have a medal of originality my man
jew know ;)
So you have Chosen death do to this pun
take your likes and leave this area
I've got quite the backlog of thunderf00t to watch now. UA-cam decided I didn't want to watch his videos for a few months apparently so I was never even told of uploads until this popped up in my recommended.
Another way to rapidly chill drinks is to take a tub large enough for your drinks, an ice chest is even better, fill it with ice, pour a bunch of salt into it and then fill with water and drop your cans or bottles in. Your canned drinks will be cold in mere minutes as the salt drops the water temperature well below freezing. I've chilled wine in ten minutes that way. The only down side is having to reach in to get your drinks out. It can hurt like hell as it is far colder than just ice water.
"In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!" Homer Simpson-
Meth will change that.
am curious if you could generate power using the leftover heat rather then sending it into the air
Erik Burzinski difficult, as it would take energy to take the heat from the air, which results in using more energy than you gained
@@erikburzinski8248 Impossible.
Well, not really, but for all intents and purposes, given the cost of energy and cost of devices and materials, (and MOST IMPORTANTLY considering energy CONSUMED by creating the enegy recovery device), those few watts of energy that COULD be recovered, WOULD much easier be saved-recovered or generated anywhere else, for example, by beter design and efficiency of the device itself, resultzing in minimal rise in price.
Erik Burzinski Youd make the cooler less efficient, but generate *some* power, but itll be completely useless.
This is a nail biter for anyone who likes dry computers.
If it's a Thinkpad I think he will be fine. Those suckers are fucking tough. If it's a shittastic Mac product...
Random Neko My MacBook Pro is now in for keyboard issues again.. for the third time.
@@randomneko9 Louis Rossmann fan eh?
What's wrong with stationary computers?
@@AMacProOwner can't tell if this is a joke account.
you can tell hes a mad scientist by the way messes with a bowl of water sitting on top of his laptop
My kickstarter project, the anti red tank! Its a tank made of glass so that heatseeking missles cant hit it!
They already make those kinds of tanks, they have a issue of getting flipped and filled with water.
look up Russian tank T-90
"How much *energy* is it going to take to cool down a can?"
"100 to 200 watts"
*facepalm*
If it really only takes a minute, its 3 Wh
@@ninjaturtle11754 I mean, sure, but a conventional fridge/freezer cools a few dozen cans simultaneously, as well as everything else inside it, all the while using 300ish watts. Stick a can in your freezer for a minute, and boom - you just cooled it at what amounts to 0 extra cost, both energy wise, and not-needing-to-buy-a-300$-device wise. Compression cooling paired with decent insulation is unbelievably efficient.
edit: Did a bit of research, and that "300ish watts" is a huge overestimate compared to what some modern A++ or A+++ energy class fridges can do.
@@LukeSykpeMan I agree, I don't think it's a convenient or money saving device, and apparently the minute is without the initial cooldown, so its probably closer to 30 Wh (which is roughly like charging an iPhone to 50% from 0%). The proof as always is in the monthly electric bill, an extra $15. Pretty sure my microwave doesn't cost that much, and I love Hot Pockets
Watts isn't even a unit of energy lol
@@tmanatme ...what fucking crack are you smoking. Watts is indeed a measurement of energy.
I had an anxiety attack when you poured that water in over your laptop.
I died when he was whisking water on top of his laptop
That laptop must be the luckiest laptop in the world.
Me too.
Just doing that I knew Thunderfoot is a true man of science.
I agree. He should have moved it forward.
I love how no one not even thunderfoot thought to ask "if we spin the drink what will happen when we open it?"
This is literally shaking a soda as fast as you can with the aid of a big centrifuge.
I could have sworn I saw somewhere that if you say dropped a soda can, if you spin it around and swirl the liquid inside it for a bit it keeps it from "going critical" when you open it. But have never tested the theory myself.
As in move the can laterally around in a circle, not rotate it through its central axis I mean, like, slide it around in a circle like fancy people do with wine glasses.
These have been around for years in the catering industry, they're called blast chillers.. this is just smaller version for home use..
Q: "How much energy..."
A: "...100 to 200 watts..."
-That is how you instantly know that person is not a good engineer or scientist.
Sadly, many will not understand.
yeah, I noticed that too. But I guess both of them don't have their units straight.
That's generally what people mean when referring to energy in this context.
She's technically not wrong - their device operates on 120-240W AC. She may be neither an engineer nor a scientist, but she read the instructions and it said that's what the device needs! It's not her fault she didn't understand the question nor the answer >:P
@@12346798Mann Energy consumption actually makes more sense than RATE of energy consumption if you are talking about environmental impact. If it operates at 200 watts for 10 hours, that is a huge difference from if it operates at 200 watts for 30 seconds.
"I mean, this can't just be like a glorified ice bucket."
Thunderfoot's been right about _all_ of the product he debunked, so this has to be a glorified ice bucket. We're def gonna find a Chinese electric champagne cooler inside lol.
@mickor So you've got one of those cat phones with the built in infrared, or one of those Flir cameras, well look what I've got!
Buy a cheap chinese product.
Repackage it, rebrand it.
Sell the idea online as something revolutionary.
Create a cult following of people that will defend your idea from all the people that says it's a scam.
Get backing from kickstarter for "developing" and idea, spend all the money on yourself instead.
Sell the final product for more cash and dissapear when people realize its a scam.
A year later you come back with a new kickstarter, of course you get someone else to be the front person this time, and just repeat the cycle over.
He's technically wrong in saying it's a glorified ice-bucket because to use an ice bucket you need some other cooling device to make the ice. This is a miniature fridge that's horribly energy-inefficient.
@@evil001987 So the Soulja Boy game systems?
I really like it, that Thunderf00t does experiments for real and doesn't just talk about stuff.
So its the "macro-static"
(Opposite of micro-wave)
aka heat dead
@@ZaHandle haha
no,no,no.... it's Huge-Ignore
which of course makes as much sense.
Soooo, X-Ray? Or is it some newly discovered "quantum" stuff? (joke)
Thunderf00t you are giving haters a proof that you are insane
Mixing water over a laptop. That's insanity
Nahh. Just a bit ballsy.
Holee fuck, it would have been funny if he'd have spilt it all over the keyboard though.
I thought the same thing lol absolute madman
That's OK, it is not an MacBook.
@Dallis McClintok It would be coffee and/or spinach if it was Breen. XD
Yeah. He should at least get a thinkpad if he's gonna do that!
Gaming Tech journalist: This invention is the dark souls of reverse microwaves
Dont you drag my dark souls into this
"A little something for everyone"
Sham seller: "Look at this INNOVATIVE and ECO-FRIENDLY tat we just invented!"
actual product: It's shit and doesn't work well. Ends up in landfills, causing pollution.
9:09 this is revenge for not being allowed to bring drinks to IT class
They don't even have a guy with foreign accent. Do they even try anymore?
The foreign guy was like, you are worse then Nigerian scammers, sell it yourself.
It's ok they got Asian "engineers" in the video.
No 3D printed parts as well..
@@quazznorm1777 The accent seems chinese
"why put your drink in a fridge and waste energy?"
wait, what? if you already own a fridge, why not use it? it's only waste energy if you dont use your fridge to cool things down...
You can buy a cheap 17 cubic foot refrigerator at Home Depot for $600 bucks and at that volume you can put in about 550 bottles of wine in there
Or IDK.....USE ICE
Why put your food in a pan and waste energy from a stove?
If this reverse microwave actually worked it would be nice to have. But physics says No.
@@donamills 550 bottles? But that won't last me the week...
@@donamills Why would I want cubic feet? Regular feet are so much better.
Didn’t know I was gonna learn about thermodynamics when I clicked on this but I’m okay with that
its a common theme for debunking stuff that won't work on this channel
Refrigerator/freezer: am I a joke to you?
As soon as I heard “a microwave for cooling” I thought ‘oh it’s one of those again.’ Every now and then we get one of these things that claims it can violate the laws of thermodynamics
Man, we'd never have flown if everybody thought like you. Once our deity Elon Musk has delivered the future... /sarc/
They might as well say it works by casting Cone of Cold on what you put in. It makes as much sense.
Elon Musk called me a pedo the other day!
@@16v15 there is a difference between saying something is impossible because it hasnt been done yet and proving something is impossible with first principle reasoning. if everyone thought like you they would waste their lives developing shit that dosnt work because they didnt sit down to reason about it properly first. elon is so successful because he apllies first principles and ONLY then applies effort and resources to things that ARE physically possible.
@@3ddan148 Muskovite, eh? He has accomplioshed precisely *zero* even mildly revolutionary. He's merely a 'carnival barker' (which used to be in his wiki entry) who has pulled the wool over your eyes. Enjoy!
"It runs off of 100-200 watts of electricity, so there's no environmental impact"
Every single way of getting electricity ever devised has an environmental impact
Nah these guys probably use the same crystals that balance your shakras to make power.
Not if your getting hit by lightning
*Fossil fuel termal power-plants*
You have seen nothing.
@@nonofyourbusiness7631 I'm not sure that the prehistoric phenomenon of getting hit by lightning falls under the category of "devised" systems of electrical generation
Oh, i also have one of those. Mine's called a freezer.
This actually could be a cool idea to put on the front of a fridge for when you need something cooled quicker than actually putting it in the fridge. It could keep the water reservoir inside so it is cooled by the compressor, and if it's attached to a water line like most modern fridges already are it could automatically replace the water after like 10 uses. Although the fridges with a water line also usually have ice machines so you could just use that ice instead.
Something like the glorified spinning icebox powered by cooled water from the fridge. Neat idea!
No, 'fridges with water lines ALWAYS have ice machines. What else would the water be for?
@@Tensquaremetreworkshop a water dispenser on the front
Me: ::wraps wet towel around beer in freezer::
Juno team: omfg what wizardry is this?!?!
Was gonna post the same. Can't beat the wet paper towel in freezer!
How long does it take to chill a beer via that method?
@@jamesbrittain5659 never sat and timed it, but a simple wet paper towel wrapped around is surely to impress you. Check it in like ten minutes and it's probably ready or close to. Beats investing in a "reverse microwave" lol
LOL, that's what I do too.
Few minutes, depends on the temperature of you freezer (not all freezers are the same temp) as well as the thickness of the thing you wrap it in. A “dish towel” I find works best but if you don’t like the idea of ruining a towel a few layers of paper towel works too.
"It's purely electricity-based. There's no environmental harm."
So coal and gas powerplant do not exists I guess ;)
coal is very very enviromental ...
@@carly09et you just have to polish it
@@alexgallagher4594 :), humanity is the environments way of disposing of coal.
@@villikuivanen555 yeah but where do you think that electricity comes from. It's generated somewhere, whether it's from fossil fuels, solar, wind or nuclear, it's generated somewhere else.
Solar panels and wind farms exist.
Did you know that?
12:47 "It's purely electricity based, there is no enviromental harm"
Well... That comment pretty much sums up the whole presentation ...
- How much energy is it going to use to cool down 1 can of drink?
- 200W.
This reminds me of the joke "Have you read Ana Karenina?"
"Yes, I have read all of her novels"
I really like your channel. You do the kind of talking that gets people lynched where I'm from.
20:02 "why keep all the drinks in the fridge and consume electricity when you're not using it?"
does she not know the fridge must consume electricity 24/7 to prevent the perishables inside from perishing? so why not keep drinks in the fridge instead of buying another appliance that increases your electricity bill?
Obviously not.
@André Martins My thought when I face-palmed on the marketing girl's proposal about taking out the drinks from the fridge.
My fridge does not consume electricity 24/7. It has something called hysteresis. It cools down the content below a threshold, lets it warm up to a threshold in a cycle. A modern fridge with better insulation can have fairly long rest phases.
You need to buy the appliance to create income for that company.
@@maxlutz3674 which model, company, price, shipping costs etc... now
@@CepheusTalks Mine is a 30 yrs old Siemens fridge. It has a simple bimetal switch for temperature control. Actually no fridge should have the compressor running 24/7.
“How often does someone come over with a bottle of wine and you don’t have a way to cool it quickly (so we can get drunk sooner)?”
1st world “problems”.
Tell me about it! Like how I asked Alexa for a bottle of soy milk and the delivery guy brought me almond milk?! I mean, I don't want to get out of bed anymore!! Why is life so hard?!
Take wine bottle. Stick in freezer for 45 minutes. Done.
@@stevenf927 or even better, fill the sink with 4c water from the tap, insert bottle, give the water some slight movement (spinn it in a cirlcle, u know), and in 10 minutes its rather chilly.
@@djn3kkid wrap the wine bottle in wet paper towel, put in freezer, 10 minutes - cold
For starters, what kind of MONSTER cools their wine to the temperature of a soft drink?! 12-14 for white wines and 16-18 (AT MOST) for reds! I am half-expecting people to start tossing ice-cubes into their wines now.
the anxiety you give me by pouring water using your laptop as a table D:
At least they could have proposed a dual solution: "cool your can and heat your soup" !
12:27 It cools my drink down and shakes it around so it will explode when I open it? Awesome!
Noticed that. Definitely would not use with a carbonated beverage.
@@condorboss3339 before opening the soda can tap it a few times so the bubbles caught in suspension rise to the top, vertasium ua-cam.com/video/K-Fc08X56R0/v-deo.html did a video on why soda bottles explode and how to actually stop it.
@@ElectronicEnigmaZone I always did this anyway for as long as I can remember before I even knew how or why it worked.
Surprisingly, spinning the can on it's axis does not appreciably shake it. The can coolers that use ice work the same way, normally placing the can on it's side.
I used to tap the top of the can too. I still do. I remember being taught this was when I was in 4th grade.
"This will change how you think about drinks"
Such a stupid marketing line.
Introducing the pencil unsharpener. This will change how you think about language forever.
$799, no refunds
If you want to change how you think about drinks, all you need is to get married...
Yeah, it _did_ change the way I thought about drinks.
Before Juno, I thought drinks had gone unnoticed to Kickstarter scammers. Apparently not.
Not wrong. It will make you remember how you blew a ton of money every time you reach for a cool drink.
If they're not going to pay for competent technicians why would they pay for competent marketeers? lol
I love how the girl says that keeping drinks in the fridge wastes energy and uses a lot of energy. Can we mention that air is the reason that aerogel has such great insulating properties? That means if you keep your fridge generally stocked it actually doesnt have to work as hard or as long to cool down a few bottles of wine you add or just keep things cold in general. It's about the mass of cold air rushing out when you open it. Less space for air = less air to cool. Also, more cold things inside will cool that air faster and then the fridge only needs to adjust for a slight average internal temperature change rather than drastic one. I've lived in very hot places and I've lived in very cold places. You can cool your drink a lot faster with some ice and water in a large cup or bucket and agitate the water somehow. I use a vaccum stein I bought at Walmart with some ice and water in it to cool down drinks that are almost 125F to almost ice cold in about 3-5mins. I might have to replace the ice if I dont add enough and the cup I use holds about 20-22oz at best. Not to mention I've done this when the ambient temperature was 117-121F outside, and I was outside. They haven't made anything new, all they did was packaged in to be sold to morons that want to brag about having some latest and greatest gadget till they see their power bill. This is one of those "As Seen on TV" items that simply uses some gimmick or it's a novelty item. If you meet someone who has one you know where you can get some free capital to start a business and have them sign some paper giving them zero stake and promising zero return and zero money back for their investment. Make sure it's all in the fine print after their signature because they probably wont bother to read it or even look at it till down the road.
I know, how about we crowdfund for a reverse flashlight that makes things you point it at darker!?
"its electricity based so no environmental harm" ahh great to hear you have en passant invented magic energy production with no side effects and/or losses, entropy will have a word with you after class
:c the worst part is that even with unlimited energy a paltier cooler would still be inferior to the spinny ice bucket
@@azeemtravadi6128 I wouldnt know, we in dutchlandia have never been to much of the AC only in most recent years companies are outfitting full AC rather then just some room coolers, personally I dislike most unnatural cooling, tends to give me the sniffles
@@arposkraft3616 your climate permits it then... Don't forget if you're not cooling you're heating (unless you live in some paradise island)
_Plugs surge protector into itself_ *UNLIMITED POWER!!!*
When the anti-toaster and toaster combine, the world of bread will be no more.
I think it will cause a paradox and wipe out existence ;op
Hawking predicted it i think
It’s called a bread box, and it doesn’t do anything, really.
You guys are misinterpreting what our good friend Bobby is telling us, the toaster and anti-toaster will combine and then annihilate each other as is typical of matter and anti-matter. Then the world (of bread) will be no more.
Gives me breadful thoughts.
I love watching your videos. You just absolutely *dunk* on all sorts of scammers. So satisfying to see the science behind some of this stuff.
With your IR camera video the shower wall as you alternate the spray between hot and cold. It's swirly, rainbow'y, and really neat.
Woah. Those clear rocks u put in the bowl are like a reverse microwave for water . So crazy how they made that water colder so fast
"How many times have you had a guest bring over a bottle of wine, with no way to chill it."
1 bucket - $1.00
0.5 Cup Salt - $0.25
2 lbs ice - $0.99
0.5 Gallon Water - $0.001
Wow! Cooled down in like 5 minutes.
you can save $0.25 by not using salt too!
Adding salt only helps if you add it before putting the ice water in a freezer. If you add salt to ice water nothing useful happens.
@Smitty WerbenJagerManJensen gay
@@neoflare1815 how backwards
You can buy these plastic coated ice cubes, so you could always just plonk a couple of those in your glass instead of having an entire other device, plus you can reuse then for years as long as you don't pierce them.
It's so cool how clear the reflection is on the glass in infrared
19:38 auto-captions: "Juno is ready to kill whenever you are".
I literally had an argument with an investment banker where they argued that "vision" can overcome science, thats the world we live in.
Timothy Anderson
Bullsh*t über alles!
it obviously can though. science seems the easiest thing to overcome because it's based on logic and proofs, both things that are very foreign to the human mind.
the fact that even a few of us agree to the need of scientifical methods is a mindblowing achievement. we're fucking perverted, chaotic monsters :D
"If I believe hard enough a solution will manifest itself"
‘Investment Banker’ is Cockney rhyming slang......
I'd say that it's possible to overcome modern science and how we understand the world, but you do that by improving existing science beyond those limitations, not by wandering the Land of Dreams. The only thing found there is Mister Tingle Dingle and his butcher knife.
I feel so uncomfortable watching him do all this over his laptop.
Made me more uncomfortable than watching people pour aluminum into a swimming pool.
@@johntodd6413 because that just makes fun shapes because of the cooling down.
@@dutchik5107 it has a very high risk of exploding.
@@nonofyourbusiness7631 Not to mention the danger they're in heating the stuff in the first place.
this is how my partner went through 3 lap tops in less than 2 years... only with wine instead of water.
This is a fantastic channel. You explain things brilliantly 👏
16:20 I would like to order 50 crates of Thunderf00t’s “cool water” (patent pending)
Protip: Any groundbreaking, life-changing, world-saving revolutionary item or technology won't need Kickstarter for development.
Bloody well put!
Not necessarily, but yeah, likely.
@@seigeengine Uhh... I have a great, World changing Idea... but no investor wants to earn money with it, I have to rely on kickstarter/indigogo.
Kickstarter backers think that major companies dont have well funded r&d departments which triend these things years ago, but didnt release it because the damage to their brand would be devastating. A noname indie developer will gladly take that hit in exchange for a few 100k of suckers money.
@Dirk Peters "I have an idea that will CHANGE THE WORLD, give me money." Let me know how that pitch goes for you.
@ssuuppeerrbbooyy Again, that's the issue. That's largely true, but private entities are mostly good at optimization, not innovation. Innovation is risky. You could make a ton of money, but more likely than not, you're going to throw a lot of money down a hole and you may get nothing back. You have to assess things on a case-by-case to get any real sense of this.
I feel like Peltier devices are Thunderfoot's mortal enemy.
I agree with Thunderfoot: Thermal Peltier devices are like shaded pole induction motors. They are fascinating devices, and are very practical for small, low power applications, but just aren't efficient enough, for larger applications. I've never seen a full size frostless refrigerator/freezer, that has used the principle. If you buy a new refrigerator, even today,(1/12/2020/) It will include an energy efficient compressor, and brushless DC fans for the evaporator and condenser(as opposed to shaded pole)to use the smallest amount of energy per year to keep your "beverages" cool. If thermal peltier was that efficient, it would be widely used. I do like it, because the lack of moving parts, and the ability to operate in any position. You cannot run a compressor fridge up-side-down, in fact, it's important that they are level.
Peltiers are just very unintuitive, which makes them fascinating
@@Markus-zb5zd How does passing current through a high impedance junction of dissimilar conductors make one side COLD?????
@@vincentrobinette1507 if a person knows already that much they understand peltiers.
But from the view of an uneducated:
You out power in, and it gets one side cold, whooooaaahhh
Thomas Seebeck: “Am I a joke to you?”
Biggest thing i took away from this was motorized ice boxes look cool.
Man UA-cam's algorithm got me here and your videos are tight . Really enjoy you deep diving and taking these scammers to the moon
Just here before the false DMCA claim.
Heck TF should be suing them for stealing his "Self Cooling Water Bottle" scam... er, umm, "invention" ;-)
and another video.
The trend here is all the reverse stuff. You got a reverse microwave. But before that we had anti-gravity chairs (actual things!) Um, some guys invented liquid inverted sugar, somehow, that seems to be in everything we gobble up nowadays. What else can we reverse? That seems to be the dominant trend.
It's like somehow the opposite of "making sense" or like, it's all non-sense. That's what succeeds in the market!
Well I can't wait to see the DMCA claim follow up to this video, where Thunderf00t rips them a new one😂🤣
Kickstarter: The place where designers can play engineer for a day.
(Spoiler alert: its not gonna work mate)
I pretend to be an engineer when playing with Legos
designers are like pokemons, they are bad only if their owner is bad
I have one in BIG. There is a keg of beer inside, and plugged into the socket it will stay cool and fresh for up to 30 days.
the beer is dealed and a pump, pressurises the keg.
the fan runs continously but is quiet. and it deliveres tasty beers
My computer is currently at the repair store due to water damage. And I can not express how stressed I was watching this video.
New life goal: Invent something that will stand up to Thunderf00t scrutiny
The 'Reverse Pencil' - using a space age matrix engineered synthetic soy-based gum that will effortlessly remove unwanted pencil markings from paper, cardboard, and other premium materials. One style can even be attached to an existing pencil for immediate access and efficiency!
good luck unless you have the resources of nasa and even at that i doubt its possible lmfao he is brilliant
@@odoggow8157 I watched some of thuderf00t's creationists videos long ago. But only just now rediscovering the channel through his "busted" series. Honestly, I know I'm guilty of some of the hyperbole and other BS he calls out...and actually glad to know there's someone like him calling out the BS.
How do these “tech” reporters not understand thermoelectric cooling isn’t that great? It’s nothing new.
You've vastly overestimated the state of tech "journalism". If anyone had some morality and education to understand that they wouldn't be doing that type of work.
Journalists are just advertisers nowadays.
Because qualified tech reporters, ones with scientific understanding, cost too much money. That is why almost all journalism now is basically done by college/university graduates for a pittance. You can get paid more if you work at a Fast Food restaurant in most cases. This is why "Fake News" has become so prevalent, most of it is generally not intentional, it's just that the reporters are unqualified and/or incompetent, but they are cheap so they are favoured over "Real" journalists.
@@J.T... I watch a guy from florida on UA-cam breakdown the state of Europeans politics and I'm from Europe, kinda. (Scottish )
It looks like you are the kind of guy who also trusts CNN
Thunderf00t: _"Forbes"_
Me: Laughs
That water demonstration was really cool.
A rule of thumb: 1) if it's promoted by Journalists 2) CGI promo 3) if it meets its kickstarter. I don't buy it. Literally. lol
Exactly. If it were so good, you could buy it in stores.
I love how people still think they can defeat the laws of physics.
ElZamo92 “I canna change the laws of physics, captain. But I can find ye a loophole!”
COPULATE WITH THE CONSTABULATORY
I mean its not wrong to try. That's how you advance. You don't defeat the laws, you find loopholes. Buuuut... Most of the time you don't. And then please don't try to sell us bullshit.
i can hear my fridge laughing as i watch this
@18:00, you could always throw a load of salt into the water to drop the coolant down to -10 or so
Yeah, i saw this on BBC and first thought was "Thunderf00t is going to have a fieldday with this".
Tomorrow's world in the UK had this on their April fools show back in the 90s.
One of the Saturday morning shows fooled people with a small object which would listen to you and play any song you asked for! It didn't come with an electrical cable or a streaming subscription though.
I have one of those 40 liter thermo electric fridges which I use occasionally when I need a portable cooler. I measured the consumption over 24 hours without opening the doors. It was roughly 1 kWh. That‘s almost the same as my big french door fridge takes (measuring during daily use = occasionally opening the door to take things out or put them in). And that has some 360 liter cooling and 160 liter freezing capacity.
Not only have i watched you finger a dehumidifier now, but also a glass cup. I can't wait to see what's next.
"Not using harmful refrigerants."
Well, can it replace an entire fridge? Because if it can't, then you need to have a fridge running 24/7 in your home anyway. And you need a freezer for frozen food as well. I don't know about other people, but my ice box is like 20 times smaller than the actual freezer for food and not needing it wouldn't make me buy a smaller fridge anyway. So if this thing can't replace another thing that we need, then it would just add to the energy consumption.
Also, I just looked at amazon and a tiny 36L freezer for $150 uses 85 watts of power. And this thing has what capacity? They showed 1 bottle, so that's 2L at best for 100-200 watts she said? That's 20 times less efficient than a tiny freezer then. So unless you're running it for less than 1h per day and it can replace you a tiny fridge or a freezer, then it won't save you any power.
As for refrigerants, a fridge lifespan is 17 years on average and a big fridge has 185 grams of refrigerant. So that would be less than 1kg of refrigerant used up in your entire life. Also, this:
"Environment Canada has previously assessed the ecological risks associated with the production and use of 1,3-butadiene (Environment Canada and Health Canada 2000) and found that the substance did not present risk to aquatic organisms, terrestrial plants, soil invertebrates and wildlife"
"In this regard, blends of pure, dry "isobutane" (R-600a) (that is, isobutane mixtures) have negligible ozone depletion potential and very low global warming potential"
So yeah, fuck you. The currently used refrigerants aren't harmful to any life forms, ozone layer or climate anyway. They're using environmental arguments to convince people to use something that's significantly LESS environmentally-friendly due to its huge power consumption.
Yeah like the amount of freon that we use isn't even like much of a problem is worthwhile to try and find other methods but this is not one of them
@@borttorbbq2556 Why though? If it's not a problem, then it's a waste of time and money to try and fight "harmful refrigerants". The ozone layer is already healing even with increasing number of people and chemicals in the world.
The only problem with fridges is power consumption and that can be fixed along with the fossil fuels. We just need a new energy source or more efficient solar and wind power generators. Nothing needs to be done to the fridges themselves.
@UCBCwiLq37W8srqMIw9xssTg by saying "fix" I don't mean carbon taxes. I mean research new technology. And in the meantime we need power to live and do research. So burning fossil fuels is inevitable.
I literally cannot imagine how the carbon taxes can help anything... like, they're supposed to increase the price of burning fossil fuels. That's what taxes do. Doesn't matter if you put a tax directly on sales or only on carbon emission. The end consumers will have to pay it, not the companies. And everyone needs electricity in their home and gasoline in their car, so everyone will suffer.
Honestly, using a fridge would hurt the environment less due to it's electrical efficiency. Moreover, refrigerants ideally should never leak, meaning they aren't all that harmful. Hell, I bet simply releasing all the refrigerant found in a refrigerator directly into the atmosphere would still beat all the CO2 the peltier fridge would pump out in order to power it given enough time.
It replaces your fridge, just keep all your perishable food in the pantry, when it's time to eat it just micro-cool it and everything's good /s
"Marge, can you set the oven to cold?"
5:08 that reference was amazing
I almost want to thank youtube for not recommending your videos. that way when i wanna binge, there's at least a few to watch.. thx for the great content !