6 VIRAL Video Experiments Put To The Test!

In today's

video

we are

test

ing some new

experiments

sent by you from the Blossom

video

, let's put them to the

test

guys, in the past we have done a few different videos debunking some

viral

things that have been online and several of these come from one source, a company called Blossom, they posted a lot of videos, like a lot of life hacks, weird chemical

experiments

, some things that are like we're decorating, tips that I don't know if anyone wants to try, but it's okay, they can do it. whatever you want, however, some of what they have shown has been an absolute lie, it has been presented as if it were real and factual and it is completely made up and false, you cannot make diamonds with coal, you cannot leave an idea perfectly clear. sea ​​shell there are a lot of things that just aren't very good here's the basic idea we have several experiments we want to try a new flower video many of these look like they're really going to work but they don't give you an explanation let's see if we can explain it to you .

I don't know how long ago they posted the video, but people started sending it to us about four weeks ago and said, "Oh, you have a test of these, they look impossible and I looked at them." and I thought most of them actually seemed possible, but then people kept sending it to us over and over again and I thought maybe not all of them worked. I thought maybe they had fooled a couple of them a little, so I'm going to try a bunch of them and see if they're real. This I think was also the first video and at least the cut that I saw, the idea was that by rubbing a comb on a balloon you would generate static. electricity, the comb would become charged with static electricity and you could hold the comb up to a thin stream of water and it would actually divert the water coming out of the faucet, it would just bend outwards with the teeth facing there, that's where all the static builds up Let's see if it's enough.

Oh, inches away and it's already starting to move a little. Wow, yeah right, the bigger teeth on the comb work a lot more, uh-huh, move it down so you can see that curve. Here's a fun fact: The word electricity comes from the Greek word for amber because they discovered that rubbing things like skin against amber generated static electricity, so yeah, this one is very simple, very easy to do at home, great for showing electricity static, so this one is really good, you have flowers. Alright, you chose the last one, so I'm going to use a jar full of chain, a jar full of chain, this is a wonderful example, well, not as it is here, but this is what we need to demonstrate a really good example of the effectiveness of the mold.

I think it's amazing. I'm not sure he was the one who really brought it to the public's attention with a video in 2013. Yeah, no, Steve Mold, unless I'm pronouncing your name wrong, in which case I apologize, so this does something called The Chain Water Fountain and the videos you see online would be incredibly cool, but I didn't realize how easy it was to make it work basically because I had been sitting here trying to get the chain into the little jar. It was sitting on my counter at night and after I filled it up, at that point it was in the cup and I filled it up and said, "Okay, I'll leave a little bit out, you know, so I know where it ends up." It's, let me explain to you how well it works, it likes to escape, it escapes from everything, so let's show you what it looks like when we drop it for a minute.

Yes, right there it was drifting, but since it was only falling this far, it only had There is so much weight pulling down that you don't get the full effect. In most of the videos I've seen online, people focus it on the jar and the jar doesn't really move the glass of the jar, whatever it is. ball chain and I was playing with this and moving the jar back and forth and up and down doesn't affect it so I'll show you it works pretty well it's great I just have to make sure the chain goes in like from one direction you can't just grab it and throw it if you just lower it on top of itself, but if you do that, yeah, we think there's no trick, there's no secret, it's half a ball chain and as long as you insert it correctly so it doesn't It's all jumbled up there, it's just all stacked on top of itself, will that little pile work, there's 40 feet of ball chain and it took a few seconds, yeah, it goes fast, our cameraman and I were playing with whether or not you could catch the chain in the cup and then just shoot it again and we figured out how to do the double waterfall, oh I missed it, you can land on a cup and just bounce off the other side.

Oh fun times let's play with her more in the future or next trick we've actually already done this trick wasn't so good glad I bought CD here let's go next again this is a we're really on this channel did this a long time ago, Grant showed I think it was in a restaurant or something. This idea is that you can take forks and a chopstick and balance them very well. Can you join them until the time comes? of horrible noises, so restaurants love it when you make this guy, yeah, we just went out and bought some really cheap forks.

In the video, they managed to balance a toothpick on another toothpick. They had their center of balance aligned right at the end of the toothpick which really has to do with how far the forks are bent, so it has the same basic principle as balancing an eagle, it's just a little relaxing. You've probably seen them in the toy stores on the block and in a video they show some cups of this size. the ones they are using are this frosted in the video, what they do is they put one cup in another by spinning it and then it keeps spinning for a second, that was a bit, and then they spin wildly and blow on the side. and it appears and lands on the other one, these don't spin as well as some brands but I'll try it anyway turning off the mic there but we did it we were done I thought we were going to have I'd like to use these other ones later wait because they can exaggerate a little bit baby so the video showed how to put a ruler on the side of the table and move it and it vibrates and then they showed how to move the ruler to a brighter light and make. again and suddenly it seemed like the ruler was instead of vibrating rapidly in the video, they called it a rolling shutter effect which actually technically doesn't trigger that well.

We are going to try to demonstrate the difference between the lowest and brightest light. The light and how it appears on the camera, the rolling shutter effect is something else that happens as a camera trick that doesn't directly relate to the ruler, so by changing the lighting we can see both the blurry bouncing version and the kind of slow version, yes. By adjusting both the light and the shutter speed, we get different results depending on how much of the ruler we can see moving and whether the period of movement of the ruler is more synchronized with the shutter speed, so for the next thing we go to do Do it here, let's make a cup of smoke.

This particular video showed where you take some matches, roll them up with a pencil and then put that tuba foil in a frozen cup and then the smoke blows into the cup now. Smoke is a particle, so what's going to happen is, hopefully, it's going to sink when the cold atmosphere of the cup hits, so let's see, I think maybe I should have had more layers of aluminum foil, yeah, okay, this is what I looked like in the video. Here's something Nate pointed out: There's kind of a suspicious cut in the video at this point where it looks like they stopped really quickly and then the cup is filled with a little more smoke, now that could be them trying to let it out. the smoke got cold it could also be that they dropped a small piece of dry ice in to get a lot of really cold good vapor.

Okay, we're pouring out the smoke. It doesn't move like it did for them. It is absolutely feasible. Dramatis Ice Date. which a lot of videos do and that's okay it's a very simple and very safe thing to do at home in a frozen cup just put it in the freezer for about an hour with adult supervision if you need an adult oil it's very dangerous without an adult. To be fair, I still need an adult most of the time, so for our last experiment, this is the one I think you were most interested in. You take a bone, you put it in vinegar for 24 hours overnight, they say, and then when you take it out, it's flexible and soft, so it's like one where you put eggs in vinegar and you get that kind of soft shell that dissolves the calcium, yeah everything that's left keeps its shape but it's not that stiff so i want to try this with raw chicken mouths and cooked chicken for the bones so if you guys go ahead and take care of this one for me thank you guys you guys have After not one but two days since we put the components in vinegar, let's see how they look.

So this is the one that's raw, okay, so let's take a look at the parts that aren't all cartilage. Some of this is bending, but it didn't happen overnight and it's certainly not what it looked like in the video. it works if we try the cooked chicken bone and about the same not very flexible oak in the video, guys it looks like it's holding a piece of rubber when you crush it. It's sad, the cartilage feels like it's bending, but not the bone itself, so it may. You make a rubber chicken bone by putting it in vinegar.

I'm going to say yes, but not the amount of time indicated. If you're using the same size bottle as them, I'm guessing they left it for maybe three four days. maybe even a week, this particular video with flowers and other things it was compiled with, most of them worked, they all have elements of truth as many things fool you, however this one I would say was more real than others, but again, you know, always check your sources, don't believe everything you see on the internet, if there is anything else and you want us to debunk it or check it, let us know in the comments below.

I was guys, that's not all, you know, we always have more. If you see, hit that box at the top to see our latest video and we'll see you in the next one, then we'll talk to you.