This has to be my favorite collaboration I've seen yet, all the tomato reactions were priceless! In regards to using tomato as fuel, you'd probably have a bit more luck nitrating the powdered tomato and then mixing the nitrated tomato with another oxidizer (nitrates are good, but chlorates and perchlorates might work better) to help burn any unreacted residue. That's just my thoughts anyway; loved the video! And... Tomatoes are disgusting! ...(unless their corpses are mashed into a pulp, mixed with seasoning, and used as pizza sauce, then they are mildly endurable).
When performing the nitration it is a good idea to saturate your ice water bath with baking soda. This way any unintentional spills are quickly neutralized. Also, if the reaction starts running away you can can just dump it in the ice bath.
Is it though? Not a chemist, but I think this is actually kinda stupid. 1) "accidental spills" would get neutralized anyway - it's a couple of drops of acid into liters of water 2) I feel like in a case of emergency or if the beaker breaks, dumping acid into fresh water and then neutralizing it slowly would be much safer than dumping it into a strong base and neutralizing it immediately. I mean wouldn't that create some very high temperatures that might vaporize the liquid instantly and splash a bunch of unreacted acid on your face - or worse, might detonate the explosive you were probably making? I've never heard of anyone making their ice water bath basic when nitrating stuff, so I gotta ask... Are you an actual chemist or is this something you just came up with based on no experience in chemistry whatsoever and decided to call it a good idea, while possibly killing someone who tries it?
@@markinipannini not a chemist by trade, but have had extensive lab experience at multiple universities over the years. I've had this demonstrated by two separate chemist as part of their standard protocol.
@@cberge8 I just got myself put on multiple watchlists by looking up a bunch of articles on nitrocellulose, nitroglycerin, etc synthesis and haven't found one mention of making your bath basic and it is generally considered to be a horrible idea to mix a lot of acid with a lot of base very quickly, let alone when there are potentially very sensitive high explosives involved but ok then
I've found that when trying plant paste (like pureed tomatoes) it's better to use low temperature (~50°C) for many hours. It prevents a lot of the side-reactions that produce goop.
"Hello, poison control? I ate nitrated tomatoes and now my blood pressure is 80/65." "Nitrated. Yes, nitrated tomatoes. What do you mean, you've never heard of them befo...uh...woozy..."
What about making a railgun to shoot the deli***us - i mean disgusting - tomatoes? Or you can shoot with tomatoes as a projectile and messure how much jule they have on impact. The slowmos would be awesome! And by the way, congrats to 500k subs! This is awesom... i was following you with two other channels and now with this one too 😅
“This is not good for your health, do not breathe this in under any circumstances.” He said as he sat directly next to it with nothing protecting him. Best moment.
Hey Integza, love the channel. Super awesome that you are showing it is possible to do hardcore rocket science on a budget. Liquid bi-prop rocket engines have a special place in my heart (having built and tested a couple). I would find it super cool if you did something with them in a future video (perhaps with a tomato somehow dissolved in the fuel?? Tomatoes are disgusting! 🍅💥) Anyways, congrats on the 500k🚀
video idea: Make a video challenge with other youtubers where they have to do a rocket, the one who gets higher wins! But the budget must be the same of course(I am not expert so of course you decide all the technics parts). Thank you for reading. 500 K congratulations, but you deserve more! btw guys 🍅tomatoes are disgusting!!🍅
yeah!! that would be really cool, everyone trying with their own skillset, like projectair or tom using fans/motors and experiment and fire using chemicals!!
Do more collabs with chemistry channels like NileRed and EaF. also an idea for a video: now that youve made nitrocellulose and gunpowder, make a tiny, tomato firing, cannon.
@@zackflora6165 tomato propellant with a tomato barrel with a tomato projectile with a tomato plastic wad so the tomato isnt singed. finally, a good way for him to get rid of his pests at high speed
1. I wish you'd also ground the final batch of nitrated tomatoes into powder to see if the increased surface area helped the burn rate. 2. I love how Obrigado sounds so similar to Japanese Arigatou of the same meaning. 3. But most importantly: Congrats on 500K!
for the love of god don't even attempt this. Nitrocellulouse can be ignited very easily through friction. Grinding is a recipe for either bad burns or lost fingers.
I think he shoul had rinsed the tomato powder with soapy peroxid solution, filter it, dry it and then nitrate the powder. Because the nitrate solution stuggles to go that deep in the Tomato flesh. That should work.
Future video idea :- make something like a cannon which works using gunpowder. Then add a tomato in to it and fire towards another tomato💣💥🍅➡➡🍅 . Boom two tomatoes done.
I'd suggest a 2nd nitration, this time at room temperature (no runaway will happen since it is already nitrated), this allows the nitric acid to fully nitrate it as after 1 nitration it usually is only dinitrocellulose and not the trinitro form you want which burns much mush quicker.
In theory... You could, but it would take a LOT of tomatoes. You'd have to separate the pure cellulose, then treat it with acetic acid, then again with acetic anhydride and catalyzed by sulfuric acid. That would give you cellulose triacetate, which is a bioplastic with some higher temp thermoplastic properties but requires some more expensive solvents to work with. However, if the triacetate is treated with water it can be hydrolized into cellulose diacetate, which has lower working temps and can be dissolved in acetone and spun into a fiber. So you might be able to spin a filament out of it and successfully run it through a 3d printer....maybe.
WOW!! I love the Portuguese! Also if you want to remove the water without heating anything up, try putting through a vacuum. In a vacuum, water’s boiling point is lower than room temperature. And, thus, boils off!
One of my favorites videos, mate. You seemed more relaxed and yourself and was fun seeing UA-cam friends on your channel. Thanks for sharing the better help segment.
Hey Integza I have video idea: I recently heard of a yeet cannon which is called a "spin launch" ( giant circular box with a rotateing boom inside that is attached to the center of it. It spins and generates a lot of force ). You can make something like that but definitely on a much smaller scale. Project will use your 3d printed rocket and it can basically yeet everything you think about. You can make it to launch for example the tomatos far away from you. For release mechanism use for example just a rubber band at a place where it's meant to go out of box the thing that is being launched will fall out by itself. And good work getting to 500k🥳
@@patrykwarcho634 i told kyle hill he should talk to some youtubers like tom stanton, integze, william osman, and peter sripol about making a spin launch during his stream about them a couple days ago
Parabéns pela meta atingida!! É um orgulho ter alguém da comunidade cientifica do youtube português a entreter e inspirar tanta gente. Muito obrigado, e espero que o canal continue a crescer e a inspirar mais mentes jovens para este ramo.
Integza, congrats on making it to 500k subscribers! You’ve gone through tons of iterations in making rockets, it would be really cool to see you make a Rube Goldberg type rocket machine that showcases your different rockets and ends with launching a tomato into the abyss!
Video idea: Use the tomatoes from this video and make them in powder form. Then maybe you can convert the powder into a rocket engine and strap it to an rc car or bonus points for an rc plane. You could print the plane with the 3d printers. Obviously it would be way cooler if the plane had some resemblance of a tomato. Maybe flite test could help you out in designing something like this.
17:14 Nice try Joel, we all know that isn't a real language it's just some funny audio distortion technique. Loved the cameos BTW, very funny. Also, never change Joel.
Video ideia -> I've seen small RC cars powered by springs, but can that be scalable to a medium sized car? Or in theory can a normal car be powered by giant springs instead of a motor? Recharging would be cheap and fast, maybe it's dumb by I think it's a cool concept that may have been overlooked. Abraço do Porto, keep it going!
I think you need to do a video with multi-stage rocket engines, where you create a different fuel for each stage and demonstrate how they interact to propel the rocket. Perhaps, you could build the multi-stage rocket engine, using previously tested/created fuels. You could even use 3D printed nozzles and interconnects for the different stages.
A proper rocket engine is far to complex to build even one rocket engine. He might be able to make a electric turbo pump fed pintle injector engine. It would have to use kerosene and nitros oxide or something else to produce lower heats then the standard Rp1 Lox engine as he would most likely need active cooling due to the lack of turbo pump exhaust.
You and Tom (Exp&Fire) had me CACKLING like a madman! I think you guys should team up and test different types of rocket propellant made from his local Hardware store products!
First you used the sugar on the tomatoes to make fuel, on the second attempt you decided to use the cellulose and nitrate it to get the fuel, however none of them worked as good as expected, why? well, because you were only focusing on one component at a time and the rest were obstacles per say. So, we have 3 main components on a tomato: 1. Water 2. Sugar 3. Cellulose ~4. Disgustingness~ Water is just a no-go for fuel so we'd still need the tomatoes to be dehydrated/dried, the point here would be to both make the sugar fuel as well as nitrate the cellulose on the mix. I'd also like to point out that it is common to caramelize the sugar fuel to get rid of moisture and just to make it solid. If we combine all I've said here, I think it would be possible to make a reasonably powerful fuel. I don't know the best order of processes nor the safest one, but we aren't here for the safety aspect :P
I'd never thought of throwing sun dried tomatoes in a blender. I guess I assumed they wouldn't turn into a nice powder like that without clumping excessively. I gotta try that... for seasoning food, not rocket fuel.
My idea for a future video: Make a powerful trebuchet catapult for hurling tomato’s! Thanks for the great content and opportunities for the 3D printer :)
Video Idea: Use 2 EDF’s in parallel instead of one to achieve better compression on your jet afterburner and in return make more thrust, also decrease your outlet diameter. This should successfully burn all tomatoes in the future :)
I’ve been following your videos for a long time now and it’s been awesome seeing your growth as a creator; also you definitely should go on the Saftey Third Podcast with William Osman, Allan Pan, Nile Red and a few other creators! To 500,000 more buddy
Future video idea: you can attempt to recreate the "Spin Launch" rocket launch design, basically a centrifuge in a vacuum that spins up to thousands of RPM and releases the rocket into the air. you could compare traditional launches of your rockets to your "spin launch" designed rockets and even use a new tomato based propellant, or resin/tomato infused rocket body parts!
Video idea: you could use soap (that has glicerin in it) and nitric acid (that you already have) to make nitroglicerin (a really good explosive) to destroy some tomatoes.
@@religionenjoyer9810 Yea, this depends a lot on local laws. It's allowed in the US (there's some limits on the amount, and how you store or transport it), but it wouldn't surprise me if it's not allowed in EU countries.
I think most soaps don't contain glycerin. So if you want to make nitroglycerin, you should probably start with fat, and turn that into glycerin and soap.
@@Nuovoswiss you can purchase glycerin at most pharmacies, it is sold for various uses. It can also be purchased as part of a soap base mixture for making custom soaps at home.
Do you mean, he's not Italian ? then I remember, I'm a native pt-br speaker who's overseas for 10 years, almost forgot how to portuguese... oh, that's is indeed portuguese, lol, why did I though it was Italian. It sure does sound like Russian, people are not wrong.
My (nearly 5-year old) daughter is utterly captivated by your videos! *She* would like to suggest your next video theme/challenge: "Build a rainbow rocket" (aka, a rocket that makes a flame that changes colour)
Congratulations Integza! 🎊 can we have more collaborative videos in the future? This was great 👍 Might I suggest the project be a electromagnetic sled tomato railgun, or a centrifugal spin launcher to hurl tomatoes into space (or just the neighbor's backyard as a prototype), to highlight other ideas of space propulsion? Keep up the great work!
Would really like to see more tomato reaction things like this, the way you were able to take a tomato and make it a propellent was pretty mind blowing. What if you could chemically change a tomato so it wasn't disgusting for you to eat. Also grats on the big 500k and I personally love your videos
I find that the combination of a few other chemicals and some heating can do the job. Try slicing it thinly or finely cubed. Placed on top of cheesy garlic bread and heated at 200c for 15 minutes. Finish with fresh basil.
VIDEO IDEA: Since you have a lot of empty Co2 cartridges why don't you use as a tank for solid rocket fuel (for example the sugar one). With cartridges you can get a nozzle simply by going to countersink the hole. The divergent part will be missing, you could perhaps weld, on the outlet of the cartridge, a bolt or any suitable piece of metal and then countersink for make the divergent part of the nozzle.
Finally, a use for all those tomatoes that have taken over my garden. Also you should see about getting on the Safety Third podcast, I think you'd be a great panelist.
Bill: "George..." George: "Yeah Bill?" Bill: "Why is the field on fire?" George: "I-I don't know, Bill." Bill: "Did you do something?" George: "N-nah, I just put that fertilizer onto the tomatoes like you asked and they seemed cold so I put a heat lamp on them." Bill: "By onto the tomatoes, where did you put the fertilizer?" George: "O-on the tomato fruits..." Bill: "..." George: "..." Bill: "Why the fuck do I hire ex-rocket scientists as farm hands?..."
Video idea: Make a lily impeller blender! 🍅🔪 🍅🔪🍅 sharpen the impeller and add some sort of grating/slicing mechanism to it. In theory, it should suck food (tomatoes) down while chopping it up. I’m curious to see how efficient this would be.
I think you should test different rocket nozzles (and maybe propellants) under different pressures, showing aerospike's main feature. I've heard you can get lower than atmospheric pressure by partially submerging a bottle with an attached pipe into water and then lifting the bottle, while keeping the other pipe end stay underwater.
It's all been culminating into this final moment .. I knew you were going to use the tomatoes as rocket fuel one day, the only logical choice here 😂😂 EDIT: I showed this to my kids, and just noticed the silent night music in the section where you're blending the dried tomatoes... :D
Já que as instruções foram em português, esse comentário também será. Por que tu não tenta usar a pressão de um cilindro de CO2 para funcionar uma turbina ligada à hélices, algo parecido com um motor turboélice, mas nesse caso, movido a CO2? Abraço do Brasil e parabéns pelos 500 mil inscritos!!!
I'm brazilian and always watches the videos in 2x speed cause i got to used to it and it was all fun an games until he start speaking what should be my main language lol
VIDEO IDEA: Maybe you could make some kind of hydrogen generator, using electricity or a quimical reaction, then use that hydrogen (maybe pressurised) to power one of the rocket engines you have created
I was so excited when I saw the video title... Ive suggested refining tomato's for the sugar, and making rocket fuel from them several times... I am happy you made tomato rocket fuel finally even if you did it in a different manner than my imagination had dreamed up... Love the content! Keep up the good work!
Me too! . I suggested this in like April and I was super Happy when I opened UA-cam, and saw this video! . Really cool to see the science behind It :D . We are now Closer to Cave Johnson combustible lemons now lol. You made my day Integza Ty
@@ultragames007 i think since the nitrated tomatos made terrible rocket propellant he should revisit this, and use the sugar he separated to make sugar rockets... Tomatos will still be terrible, but they will be less terrible as sugar rockets i think...
2:10 The reason why the tomatoes probably weren’t drying was because the oven acted more like a steamer than an oven, which would release water in a steam form. However, when it cools down, the water goes back into the tomato paste. Also, I think your first test with dry tomatoes and such didn’t work because the dry tomatoes still had water.
So first of all, I HATE TOMATOES TOO!!nI think you should create a video where you build a real model rocket with an either solid or hybrid rocket engine (perhaps even use the tomato fuel) then launch it into a sky with a firework and tomato strapped to it. Then video the rocket take off, explode and rain TOMATOES!!!
Abraços vindos do Brasil! seria incrível ver você fazer alguma especie de planador... soque é claro movido a foguetes ai é só jogar o avião planador numa pilha de tomates : )
you have made de Laval nozzles and Aerospike nozzles but you haven't tried to make a expansion deflection nozzle, and think its pretty interesting. I figured you would have a fun time trying to figure this one out. love your channel keep it up!
Even the chemistry I give advice for goes yellow, goddammit
Yellow with 110% tar yield
🤣 underrated channel
don't all nitrated compounds have yellow color?
Yay! Tom!
Need more Yellow! (Pretty please)
What happens in my basement, stays in my basement...unless you ask me to record it and send it to you
lol
record it and send it to me
That came so far out of left field lmao love your content joel
This video is a short demonstration of wat happens in my basement
Wtf joel
This has to be my favorite collaboration I've seen yet, all the tomato reactions were priceless! In regards to using tomato as fuel, you'd probably have a bit more luck nitrating the powdered tomato and then mixing the nitrated tomato with another oxidizer (nitrates are good, but chlorates and perchlorates might work better) to help burn any unreacted residue. That's just my thoughts anyway; loved the video!
And...
Tomatoes are disgusting!
...(unless their corpses are mashed into a pulp, mixed with seasoning, and used as pizza sauce, then they are mildly endurable).
Congrats! You just won a 3D printer! Send me your info (Name, Address, Zip Code, Phone number) to integza@gmail.com.
5:41 I love how my guy just hobbles into frame like the mad Aussie he is
The single best collab video on UA-cam. Explosions and Fire busting in with "okay but what if you nitrated the tomato?" Really gave me a good chuckle
When performing the nitration it is a good idea to saturate your ice water bath with baking soda. This way any unintentional spills are quickly neutralized. Also, if the reaction starts running away you can can just dump it in the ice bath.
This guy Nitrates
Practical.
Is it though? Not a chemist, but I think this is actually kinda stupid.
1) "accidental spills" would get neutralized anyway - it's a couple of drops of acid into liters of water
2) I feel like in a case of emergency or if the beaker breaks, dumping acid into fresh water and then neutralizing it slowly would be much safer than dumping it into a strong base and neutralizing it immediately. I mean wouldn't that create some very high temperatures that might vaporize the liquid instantly and splash a bunch of unreacted acid on your face - or worse, might detonate the explosive you were probably making?
I've never heard of anyone making their ice water bath basic when nitrating stuff, so I gotta ask... Are you an actual chemist or is this something you just came up with based on no experience in chemistry whatsoever and decided to call it a good idea, while possibly killing someone who tries it?
@@markinipannini not a chemist by trade, but have had extensive lab experience at multiple universities over the years. I've had this demonstrated by two separate chemist as part of their standard protocol.
@@cberge8 I just got myself put on multiple watchlists by looking up a bunch of articles on nitrocellulose, nitroglycerin, etc synthesis and haven't found one mention of making your bath basic and it is generally considered to be a horrible idea to mix a lot of acid with a lot of base very quickly, let alone when there are potentially very sensitive high explosives involved but ok then
I've now got tomato juice all over my jeans.
Great to see the channel growing!
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@@thedotgiver2820 Thank you for giving us the dot, the dot!
@@thedotgiver2820 Oooo the wise dot giver what is your judgment on a tomato juice taste?
I've found that when trying plant paste (like pureed tomatoes) it's better to use low temperature (~50°C) for many hours. It prevents a lot of the side-reactions that produce goop.
I am never gonna be able to unsee that image of joel creates…
Also, congrats on 500K subs!!
First + ur verified + tomatoes suck + same + why am I talking like this
I agree
They look even more delicious nitrated tbh. Send help.
"Hello, poison control? I ate nitrated tomatoes and now my blood pressure is 80/65."
"Nitrated. Yes, nitrated tomatoes. What do you mean, you've never heard of them befo...uh...woozy..."
lol that was great lol
Lol hi love ur channels Angus big printer envy from me
Quick tip: when pouring from those big 5L jugs, turn them on the side, that way the liquid flow uninterrupted, unhindered by the air intake :)
And therefore flows smoothly, with less risk of, yaknow, splashing you in the face....
because, yanno, physics
Isn't putting the opening on the top even better?
@@plumber1337 this changed my life when someone finally pointed it out.
@@MrNoobed and mine. No more waste, or mess to clean afterwards.
What about making a railgun to shoot the deli***us - i mean disgusting - tomatoes?
Or you can shoot with tomatoes as a projectile and messure how much jule they have on impact. The slowmos would be awesome!
And by the way, congrats to 500k subs! This is awesom... i was following you with two other channels and now with this one too 😅
Das ist ne coole Idee! Schließe mich hier an!
It still wasn’t a tomato. Your eyes deceive you Joel.
Word is plasma channel doesn’t respond to his fans
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It was a Diospyros fruit, right?
@@michealhead2239 I dont have fans. I have family.
@@PlasmaChannel "l have family"
Me : Hmmmmmm sound familiar..
Dom : Yes it is
I like how he says to not breathe it in, whilst not doing anything to prevent himself from breathing it
Hehehe, tomatoes 🍅 to the mooon… 🚀🚀 😂
Huge congrats for the 500k 👏😎
Are you suggesting TomatoeCoin?
“This is not good for your health, do not breathe this in under any circumstances.”
He said as he sat directly next to it with nothing protecting him. Best moment.
Hey Integza, love the channel. Super awesome that you are showing it is possible to do hardcore rocket science on a budget.
Liquid bi-prop rocket engines have a special place in my heart (having built and tested a couple). I would find it super cool if you did something with them in a future video (perhaps with a tomato somehow dissolved in the fuel?? Tomatoes are disgusting! 🍅💥)
Anyways, congrats on the 500k🚀
Congrats! You just won a 3D printer! Send me your info (Name, Address, Zip code, Phone Number) to integza@gmail.com.
video idea: Make a video challenge with other youtubers where they have to do a rocket, the one who gets higher wins! But the budget must be the same of course(I am not expert so of course you decide all the technics parts). Thank you for reading. 500 K congratulations, but you deserve more!
btw guys 🍅tomatoes are disgusting!!🍅
yeah!! that would be really cool, everyone trying with their own skillset, like projectair or tom using fans/motors and experiment and fire using chemicals!!
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@@integza sent!!!
@@smallbean7630 Hi there my friend, check to see if you sent it to the right email address. I have not received it yet.
@@integza check again by my name
The funniest part about this is that Integza had to spend money on tomatoes xD
Best mass colab ever. hands down
when e&f showed up I died laughing
Let's be honest, we all thought your logo was a tomato. Also next time apply some beauty filter to my footage and make me look more skinny. Thanks
Do more collabs with chemistry channels like NileRed and EaF.
also an idea for a video: now that youve made nitrocellulose and gunpowder, make a tiny, tomato firing, cannon.
Couldn't the cellulose be used to make a plastic. For the tomatoe gun that fires tomatoes with tomatoe propellant from a tomatoe barrel
@@zackflora6165 tomato propellant with a tomato barrel with a tomato projectile with a tomato plastic wad so the tomato isnt singed.
finally, a good way for him to get rid of his pests at high speed
1. I wish you'd also ground the final batch of nitrated tomatoes into powder to see if the increased surface area helped the burn rate.
2. I love how Obrigado sounds so similar to Japanese Arigatou of the same meaning.
3. But most importantly: Congrats on 500K!
I wondered if encasing them like in a rocket motor would help as well. Some materials need that insulation and pressure to burn better.
for the love of god don't even attempt this. Nitrocellulouse can be ignited very easily through friction. Grinding is a recipe for either bad burns or lost fingers.
I think he shoul had rinsed the tomato powder with soapy peroxid solution, filter it, dry it and then nitrate the powder. Because the nitrate solution stuggles to go that deep in the Tomato flesh. That should work.
Future video idea :- make something like a cannon which works using gunpowder. Then add a tomato in to it and fire towards another tomato💣💥🍅➡➡🍅 .
Boom two tomatoes done.
I'd suggest a 2nd nitration, this time at room temperature (no runaway will happen since it is already nitrated), this allows the nitric acid to fully nitrate it as after 1 nitration it usually is only dinitrocellulose and not the trinitro form you want which burns much mush quicker.
Video Idea: Make 3D Printing Filament out of tomatoes and print a tomato.
Powermove
Then, blow it up!
Then eat it, puke it, dry and blend it and start all over again 👹
This would be so crazy !! I wonder how it would smell?
In theory... You could, but it would take a LOT of tomatoes. You'd have to separate the pure cellulose, then treat it with acetic acid, then again with acetic anhydride and catalyzed by sulfuric acid. That would give you cellulose triacetate, which is a bioplastic with some higher temp thermoplastic properties but requires some more expensive solvents to work with. However, if the triacetate is treated with water it can be hydrolized into cellulose diacetate, which has lower working temps and can be dissolved in acetone and spun into a fiber. So you might be able to spin a filament out of it and successfully run it through a 3d printer....maybe.
"If this was a video game, it would put dark souls to shame."
I've never heard a more true statement.
WOW!! I love the Portuguese! Also if you want to remove the water without heating anything up, try putting through a vacuum. In a vacuum, water’s boiling point is lower than room temperature. And, thus, boils off!
One of my favorites videos, mate. You seemed more relaxed and yourself and was fun seeing UA-cam friends on your channel. Thanks for sharing the better help segment.
Hey Integza I have video idea: I recently heard of a yeet cannon which is called a "spin launch" ( giant circular box with a rotateing boom inside that is attached to the center of it. It spins and generates a lot of force ). You can make something like that but definitely on a much smaller scale. Project will use your 3d printed rocket and it can basically yeet everything you think about. You can make it to launch for example the tomatos far away from you. For release mechanism use for example just a rubber band at a place where it's meant to go out of box the thing that is being launched will fall out by itself. And good work getting to 500k🥳
Stole my suggestion:(
@@BigCroca ok
@@BigCroca I have not seen such a comment anywhere here.
I was my original idea
@@patrykwarcho634 i told kyle hill he should talk to some youtubers like tom stanton, integze, william osman, and peter sripol about making a spin launch during his stream about them a couple days ago
@@BigCroca I had no idea about that. I just thinked that could be cool to make so posted it here.
I love how he’s trying to convince us he’s not Russian. We know what you’re doing Mr.Tomato!
Still sounds like russian to me.
I thought he was an Italian.
So it wasn't just me?
Portugués
European Portuguese accent just sounds like russian
Parabéns pela meta atingida!! É um orgulho ter alguém da comunidade cientifica do youtube português a entreter e inspirar tanta gente. Muito obrigado, e espero que o canal continue a crescer e a inspirar mais mentes jovens para este ramo.
tmb, vi ele nos comentários de um vídeo do backyard scientist, parabéns!
Integza, congrats on making it to 500k subscribers! You’ve gone through tons of iterations in making rockets, it would be really cool to see you make a Rube Goldberg type rocket machine that showcases your different rockets and ends with launching a tomato into the abyss!
Two words: KFC propellent,
please integza I need to see this before I die
"It's a little bit yellow-ish."
Sounds like something that Tom over at Extractions & Ire would a little-bit loathe. 😆
tom excels at making slightly yellowish compounds
@@philno I feel that he dislikes those the most! :D
@@mprojekt72 😅🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂
Your Portuguese is so beautiful! Your flow, cadence and tone was exquisite to the ear. Thanks for that!
Video idea: Use the tomatoes from this video and make them in powder form. Then maybe you can convert the powder into a rocket engine and strap it to an rc car or bonus points for an rc plane. You could print the plane with the 3d printers. Obviously it would be way cooler if the plane had some resemblance of a tomato. Maybe flite test could help you out in designing something like this.
CAUTION! DO NOT USE GRINDER!
Integza: * Fala português *
Brasileiros mesmo sabendo que ele era português há muito tempo: * meme do Di Caprio apontando pra TV *
Hablo español y comprendí tu comentario en portugés. Las lenguas romances son increíbles
17:14 Nice try Joel, we all know that isn't a real language it's just some funny audio distortion technique.
Loved the cameos BTW, very funny.
Also, never change Joel.
15:50 wow that is a very stable table
Video ideia -> I've seen small RC cars powered by springs, but can that be scalable to a medium sized car? Or in theory can a normal car be powered by giant springs instead of a motor? Recharging would be cheap and fast, maybe it's dumb by I think it's a cool concept that may have been overlooked. Abraço do Porto, keep it going!
Video idea:
Produce biodiesel from used cooking oil and propel a recycled rocket to space with it.
#Reduce, #Reuse and #Recycle 🌳♻
Reduce, reuse, ecyc e
@@thewanderingguy5436 lmao didn't know that meme, thanks 😂
I think you need to do a video with multi-stage rocket engines, where you create a different fuel for each stage and demonstrate how they interact to propel the rocket. Perhaps, you could build the multi-stage rocket engine, using previously tested/created fuels. You could even use 3D printed nozzles and interconnects for the different stages.
A proper rocket engine is far to complex to build even one rocket engine. He might be able to make a electric turbo pump fed pintle injector engine. It would have to use kerosene and nitros oxide or something else to produce lower heats then the standard Rp1 Lox engine as he would most likely need active cooling due to the lack of turbo pump exhaust.
Over 500K. Congratulations! Keep videos like these coming!
É muito interessante ouvir sua voz tanto em inglês quanto em português, que também é meu idioma nativo.
Parabéns pelo canal.
Abraços do Brasil.
XD
Cadê o resto do público Brasileiro!? É nois!
@@MaysonLedur falou de BR, pode deixar que jaja ta cheio kkkkkk
Santa Catarina mandou abraços!!!
tamo aí sempre
Kkkkkk br nao tem cultura suficiente pra apreciar video de gringo
You and Tom (Exp&Fire) had me CACKLING like a madman! I think you guys should team up and test different types of rocket propellant made from his local Hardware store products!
Yozza Integza, you should try and make an ion thruster.
please be safe tho my dude
I love how the cat turned to look when you did. Perfect *chef kiss*
First you used the sugar on the tomatoes to make fuel, on the second attempt you decided to use the cellulose and nitrate it to get the fuel, however none of them worked as good as expected, why? well, because you were only focusing on one component at a time and the rest were obstacles per say.
So, we have 3 main components on a tomato:
1. Water
2. Sugar
3. Cellulose
~4. Disgustingness~
Water is just a no-go for fuel so we'd still need the tomatoes to be dehydrated/dried, the point here would be to both make the sugar fuel as well as nitrate the cellulose on the mix. I'd also like to point out that it is common to caramelize the sugar fuel to get rid of moisture and just to make it solid.
If we combine all I've said here, I think it would be possible to make a reasonably powerful fuel.
I don't know the best order of processes nor the safest one, but we aren't here for the safety aspect :P
I'd never thought of throwing sun dried tomatoes in a blender. I guess I assumed they wouldn't turn into a nice powder like that without clumping excessively. I gotta try that... for seasoning food, not rocket fuel.
ENgineer A Torpedo Integza!
Fight tomatoes on land and at sea BUAHAHA
Clara clearly is a tomato lover, look at the tomato hair
You should make a video about how to DIY a small one (or multiple) time use rocket
I would love replicating that
This is turning into a really wholesome channel lol. Glad to see! Keep up the awesome work Integza!
My idea for a future video:
Make a powerful trebuchet catapult for hurling tomato’s!
Thanks for the great content and opportunities for the 3D printer :)
There was a guy who recently made a supersonic trebuchet, that could be an interesting twist on this idea.
@@fletcherreder6091 was it realy super Sonic or did it go at a sonic speed
Tomatoes are the fruit of the Gods! 🍅🍅🍅🍅
Video Idea: Use 2 EDF’s in parallel instead of one to achieve better compression on your jet afterburner and in return make more thrust, also decrease your outlet diameter. This should successfully burn all tomatoes in the future :)
I’ve been following your videos for a long time now and it’s been awesome seeing your growth as a creator; also you definitely should go on the Saftey Third Podcast with William Osman, Allan Pan, Nile Red and a few other creators!
To 500,000 more buddy
Future video idea: you can attempt to recreate the "Spin Launch" rocket launch design, basically a centrifuge in a vacuum that spins up to thousands of RPM and releases the rocket into the air. you could compare traditional launches of your rockets to your "spin launch" designed rockets and even use a new tomato based propellant, or resin/tomato infused rocket body parts!
Eu assisto seus vídeos a uns 6 meses e não imaginava que tu seria um camarada Tuga! Saudações do Brasil!!!
You should make a rocket with bread, i mean turn the bread into alcohol and use that as fuel!!!
i doubt thats possible
Cara! Eu fiquei chocado de ver a voz dele falando o português!
Um abraço de um fan do Brasil!
Thanks integza for supporting the tomato industry 😈
Integza: *"i hate tomatoes"*
Also integza: **has a tomato profile pic**
Video idea: you could use soap (that has glicerin in it) and nitric acid (that you already have) to make nitroglicerin (a really good explosive) to destroy some tomatoes.
i think nitroglicerin is an illegal chemikal to use without a permit
@@religionenjoyer9810 Yea, this depends a lot on local laws. It's allowed in the US (there's some limits on the amount, and how you store or transport it), but it wouldn't surprise me if it's not allowed in EU countries.
I think most soaps don't contain glycerin. So if you want to make nitroglycerin, you should probably start with fat, and turn that into glycerin and soap.
@@Nuovoswiss yeah... That stuff is really dangerous
@@Nuovoswiss you can purchase glycerin at most pharmacies, it is sold for various uses. It can also be purchased as part of a soap base mixture for making custom soaps at home.
Caraca ouvir a voz do Integza em Portugues de PT é incrivel, sou do Brasil e te acompanho a quase 2 anos
mano fui pego de surpresa slkk agr quero ir conhecer ele kkkkkk
Do you mean, he's not Italian ? then I remember, I'm a native pt-br speaker who's overseas for 10 years, almost forgot how to portuguese... oh, that's is indeed portuguese, lol, why did I though it was Italian. It sure does sound like Russian, people are not wrong.
será q as irmãs dele tão com sotaque de brasileiro graças ao nosso gigante lucas neto? HSUAHSUAHSUh
Idem, mas não sabia que o cara falava português.
Minha cabeça deu um nó na primeira frase em português - pt
Idea: try making a rocket engine with your CNC machine.
or you cant do that?
@nono nono yeah 😂
Where did his reply go
@@azibros no idea
My (nearly 5-year old) daughter is utterly captivated by your videos! *She* would like to suggest your next video theme/challenge:
"Build a rainbow rocket" (aka, a rocket that makes a flame that changes colour)
Breaking Bad Tomatoes in it's finest
Congratulations Integza! 🎊 can we have more collaborative videos in the future? This was great 👍
Might I suggest the project be a electromagnetic sled tomato railgun, or a centrifugal spin launcher to hurl tomatoes into space (or just the neighbor's backyard as a prototype), to highlight other ideas of space propulsion?
Keep up the great work!
I''d love to see a centrifugal spin launcher done by @Integza!
You should build a rocket powered trebuchet to launch TOMATOES!!!
😐
😑
* Tomato powered trebuchet
Integza, you have genuinely helped me re-ignite my interest in making stuff! I really do thank you my fellow tomato hating comrade!
Would really like to see more tomato reaction things like this, the way you were able to take a tomato and make it a propellent was pretty mind blowing. What if you could chemically change a tomato so it wasn't disgusting for you to eat. Also grats on the big 500k and I personally love your videos
I find that the combination of a few other chemicals and some heating can do the job. Try slicing it thinly or finely cubed. Placed on top of cheesy garlic bread and heated at 200c for 15 minutes. Finish with fresh basil.
VIDEO IDEA: Since you have a lot of empty Co2 cartridges why don't you use as a tank for solid rocket fuel (for example the sugar one). With cartridges you can get a nozzle simply by going to countersink the hole. The divergent part will be missing, you could perhaps weld, on the outlet of the cartridge, a bolt or any suitable piece of metal and then countersink for make the divergent part of the nozzle.
You should build a machine that kills tomatoes with tomato cotton!
Idea for a future video: You should build a tomato cannon… the potato cannon’s more disgusting brother 🍅🥔🍅🥔
Integza: talking Portuguese
Most people: wtf I can't understand
Me a Brazilian: eu estou 4 universos a sua frente
i swear i like him so much but if he was making theses videos in portugal portuguese, i wouldn't be watching. Btw the portuguease accent is kinda cool
Eu sou brasileiro e tive dificuldade pra entender o que ele falou no começo por causa do sotaque, tive que voltar o vídeo pra entender 😄
Idea for a future video: How about testing ordinary household products to see what is the best rocket propellant?
Hey Integza, I just recently found out how flammable popped popcorn is. Maybe you can use that as fuel?
Seeing explosions and fire pop on made me happier than the whole bit before
Finally, a use for all those tomatoes that have taken over my garden.
Also you should see about getting on the Safety Third podcast, I think you'd be a great panelist.
Bill: "George..."
George: "Yeah Bill?"
Bill: "Why is the field on fire?"
George: "I-I don't know, Bill."
Bill: "Did you do something?"
George: "N-nah, I just put that fertilizer onto the tomatoes like you asked and they seemed cold so I put a heat lamp on them."
Bill: "By onto the tomatoes, where did you put the fertilizer?"
George: "O-on the tomato fruits..."
Bill: "..."
George: "..."
Bill: "Why the fuck do I hire ex-rocket scientists as farm hands?..."
Video idea: Use your knowledge of rockets to launch a tomato into space, getting them as far away from you as possible.
Video idea: Make a lily impeller blender! 🍅🔪 🍅🔪🍅 sharpen the impeller and add some sort of grating/slicing mechanism to it. In theory, it should suck food (tomatoes) down while chopping it up. I’m curious to see how efficient this would be.
Make an alarm clock, that saves tomatoes every second that it is not pressed.
My guy wouldn't be able to fall asleep
@@lovresladic1974 lol yeah
Muito bom esse vídeo, quase me convenceu que tomates são horríveis, mas eu ainda contínuo gostando de 🥗. Thank you from Brazil 👏
Hey Integza, I would love to see you make a balloon or (soda bottle) powered rocket that nearly everyone could make at home.
I think you should test different rocket nozzles (and maybe propellants) under different pressures, showing aerospike's main feature.
I've heard you can get lower than atmospheric pressure by partially submerging a bottle with an attached pipe into water and then lifting the bottle, while keeping the other pipe end stay underwater.
It's all been culminating into this final moment .. I knew you were going to use the tomatoes as rocket fuel one day, the only logical choice here 😂😂 EDIT: I showed this to my kids, and just noticed the silent night music in the section where you're blending the dried tomatoes... :D
Já que as instruções foram em português, esse comentário também será.
Por que tu não tenta usar a pressão de um cilindro de CO2 para funcionar uma turbina ligada à hélices, algo parecido com um motor turboélice, mas nesse caso, movido a CO2? Abraço do Brasil e parabéns pelos 500 mil inscritos!!!
I'm brazilian and always watches the videos in 2x speed cause i got to used to it and it was all fun an games until he start speaking what should be my main language lol
Keep up the great work bro! Congrats my friend!
VIDEO IDEA: Maybe you could make some kind of hydrogen generator, using electricity or a quimical reaction, then use that hydrogen (maybe pressurised) to power one of the rocket engines you have created
trying to kill him?
@@kingkarlito nah not really, I think it will be way better than propane :p
I was so excited when I saw the video title... Ive suggested refining tomato's for the sugar, and making rocket fuel from them several times... I am happy you made tomato rocket fuel finally even if you did it in a different manner than my imagination had dreamed up... Love the content! Keep up the good work!
Me too! . I suggested this in like April and I was super Happy when I opened UA-cam, and saw this video! . Really cool to see the science behind It :D .
We are now Closer to Cave Johnson combustible lemons now lol.
You made my day Integza Ty
@@ultragames007 i think since the nitrated tomatos made terrible rocket propellant he should revisit this, and use the sugar he separated to make sugar rockets... Tomatos will still be terrible, but they will be less terrible as sugar rockets i think...
2:10 The reason why the tomatoes probably weren’t drying was because the oven acted more like a steamer than an oven, which would release water in a steam form. However, when it cools down, the water goes back into the tomato paste.
Also, I think your first test with dry tomatoes and such didn’t work because the dry tomatoes still had water.
So first of all, I HATE TOMATOES TOO!!nI think you should create a video where you build a real model rocket with an either solid or hybrid rocket engine (perhaps even use the tomato fuel) then launch it into a sky with a firework and tomato strapped to it. Then video the rocket take off, explode and rain TOMATOES!!!
Integza: "...Actually, don't snort anything”
People who basically live off of using nose spray: ”hmm guess ill die now”
Abraços vindos do Brasil! seria incrível ver você fazer alguma especie de planador... soque é claro movido a foguetes
ai é só jogar o avião planador numa pilha de tomates : )
you have made de Laval nozzles and Aerospike nozzles but you haven't tried to make a expansion deflection nozzle, and think its pretty interesting. I figured you would have a fun time trying to figure this one out. love your channel keep it up!
You should make a Tom Stanton's head into a rocket engine!
If only Integza had a 3D printer and a bunch of orange filament... wait.