Im in a 9-5 job as an embedded engineer for the past 10 years. Lately I feel like my job is soul sucking but coming across his videos reminded me why I went and became an engineer in the first place. Sir, thank you for reminding me the passion of being an engineer.
@ Don’t get me wrong, it’s a very fun career especially if you like understanding hardware work and you like to code. But I have been doing it for so long I feel somewhat numb to it. I just need to boost up my passion again.
Please dont try to open up a microwave. There are parts inside that carry a very high and lethal amount of voltage even for a long time after you unplug it. Lots of people got seriously injured or died because of this
I am one of those people. I liked taking them apart and using it's innards for my high voltage experiments. I started when I was 12yr old. At the start I never knew what a capacitor was, but have felt the shock from smaller ones. Thank God I've never got shocked from a microwave. They can kill you, like the guy above says. If your kids want to learn about electricity, teach them the very basics and fundamentals first. They have very cheap and fun experiments kids can do. If the reader is thinking about doing it, make sure to know where every capacitor is, and know what can and can't shock you. Wear correct personal protective equipment. Also read up about radiation.
Beryllium oxide, once inhaled (the dust particles once the pink material is crushed, kills you within oh 30 minutes give or take ,depending on body size,etc) But u didn't hear it from me.
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The microwave is also built as a faraday cage to prevent the electrons - the microwave radiation - from escaping. The metal mesh on the inside of the glass door is part of this faraday cage. Making the idea that microwaves cause cancer utterly absurd.
The electrons don't actually enter the cavities. As the arms of the swirling electron cloud pass by the opening of the cavity they repel the electrons in the cavity wall around the circular circumference of the cavity - first in one direction and then back in the other direction. This excites the cavity and makes it ring at the tuned frequency. The circular wall of the cavity is an inductor (L) and the gap at the opening is a capacitor (C). As such the cavity is essentially an LC circuit that can oscillate or ring when its excited. This produces the microwaves that go out through the gap and then exit the magnetron.
Creative... It wasn't intentional to make a food heater, someone noticed it feel warm when you got close to it. Like many things got discovered, not invented.
Not really. This works on an atomic level, using particles (electrons) bouncing around and basically hitting the particles inside the food, creating movement and as a result friction. The friction is actually what is heating the food, not the electrons themselves, and is why microwaves can sometimes cause unevenly heated meals. Fun fact, but this is technically the same way fire cooks food on a stove, on an atomic level - it causes the particles to move and hit each other and that results in friction, which causes heat.
I think my uncle was working for Raytheon when all this came to light about what the magnetron would really do. One of his friends had a chocolate Hershey in his pocket melt when a magnetron was turned on near him.
If you make the voltage high enough electricity will flow without wires. Lightning is a good example. The air ionizes and it conducts the electricity just like a wire does. The only practical application of sparking that I can think of is a spark plug, where electricity flows across the gap to ignite the fuel/air mixture inside the cylinder.
@@A_n.t_i.s_o.c_i.a_l Wireless chargers are basically transformers. The primary coil is inside the charger and the secondary coil is inside the device being charged. As such the energy is being transferred electromagnetically and not by current flow, so technically its not electricity without wires.
@A_n.t_i.s_o.c_i.a_l @jbfarley this may sound weird, but I heard this claim from someone whom I otherwise trust very much who claims to have graduated with a BA in molecular chemistry. (Although, admittedly, he did say this on Quora) he claimed that microwave radiation heats food by the rotation of water molecules within. This rotational force is unlike all other types of heating, which are otherwise constrained by neighboring molecules. This rotation allows for the buildup of extreme levels of heat well beyond the boiling point of water, and is demonstrated by microwaving water for 5 minutes plus and observing the explosive eruption of superheated steam as soon as you open the microwave door. This same mechanism by which microwaves heat food also has the potential to create carcinogens in food, even at the levels we commonly use to reheat dinner. I've never heard anything like this, and he did say things along the line of "this presents a problem for the microwave industry" I don't want to go believing in conspiracy theories. Can anyone chime in?
Electromagnetic sonic generator capable of frequency tuning to separate particular bonds that once seemingly impossible to separate... mostly a way to deradiate toxic waste.... thoughts?
@@420sakura1 lay off the pot. Your blinded by a strong delusion. may the rocks cry out in silence, JESUS IS LORD. Take some time to ask where the laws of morailty come from.. uhmmm Gravity??? I used to be like you... POT AND ALL
@@jaredrichards7094if you only believe in being good because of some imaginary friend telling you, then you're objectively a bad person. A good person doesn't need a god to tell him to be good
@engineerguyvideo you wouldn't be interested in changing the world by any chance would you I need a teacher I only have somwhat of I understanding I've kind of how things work I have the vision that was shown to me buy the Stars all I'm missing an actual engineer to piece of all together and make sure it doesn't catch fire and it actually works regulate when one thing should turn on and one one shouldn't you know put order and balance into the creation and make it work in harmony with the vision that I've seen with what I little that I know it has to work I just need to learn the details pretty much I suck at math I need some good with the formulas the things I've seen through visions like Nicholas Tesla did they have to work I mean they work for him⚜️🌺🔱🐉⚕️🌠🌱
You explained what you can find on any basic explanation that anyone can find on the net. You are a video bullshit director engineer. But people like it, so keep it up.
Who hurt you? The point of this is to get people thinking and interested. To direct their attention to those websites and books that further open up subjects like Magnetrons or how we got that from radar. How we developed radar, etc. If the only RUclips shorts we had were pranks, influencers, and video game content, we'd already be living in the world of Idiocracy.
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How refreshing to watch a educational RUclips short like this
Make me want to legitimately learn
Another great short Bill! When I don't have time for a long format video, its nice to be educated with shorts.
Im in a 9-5 job as an embedded engineer for the past 10 years. Lately I feel like my job is soul sucking but coming across his videos reminded me why I went and became an engineer in the first place.
Sir, thank you for reminding me the passion of being an engineer.
what part of the job that made you feel that way?, I am asking cuz I am interested in that job
@ Don’t get me wrong, it’s a very fun career especially if you like understanding hardware work and you like to code. But I have been doing it for so long I feel somewhat numb to it. I just need to boost up my passion again.
The water molecules dance and that’s why it’s hot and that’s just so damn adorable
Hehe u should read about the relationship between dancing molecules & the colors we perceive from them!
I cant help but think a microwave with minimal tweaking could be a heat based weapon
Please dont try to open up a microwave. There are parts inside that carry a very high and lethal amount of voltage even for a long time after you unplug it. Lots of people got seriously injured or died because of this
I am one of those people. I liked taking them apart and using it's innards for my high voltage experiments. I started when I was 12yr old. At the start I never knew what a capacitor was, but have felt the shock from smaller ones. Thank God I've never got shocked from a microwave. They can kill you, like the guy above says. If your kids want to learn about electricity, teach them the very basics and fundamentals first. They have very cheap and fun experiments kids can do. If the reader is thinking about doing it, make sure to know where every capacitor is, and know what can and can't shock you. Wear correct personal protective equipment. Also read up about radiation.
Also beryllium on the magnetron
@@IShould.veKnown Yup. And if you smash that beryllium tip, that'll give you cancer!
Beryllium oxide, once inhaled (the dust particles once the pink material is crushed, kills you within oh 30 minutes give or take ,depending on body size,etc)
But u didn't hear it from me.
It makes the water molecules do the tango. Thanks for your educational videos I always enjoy your conciseness 👍🏻
I wish this guy still made videos
I do!
He does
Thankfully
@@engineerguyvideo🔴 What Is Islam?
🔴 Islam is not just another religion.
🔵 It is the same message preached by Moses, Jesus and Abraham.
🔴 Islam literally means ‘submission to God’ and it teaches us to have a direct relationship with God.
🔵 It reminds us that since God created us, no one should be worshipped except God alone.
🔴 It also teaches that God is nothing like a human being or like anything that we can imagine.
🌍 The concept of God is summarized in the Quran as:
📖 { “Say, He is God, the One. God, the Absolute. He does not give birth, nor was He born, and there is nothing like Him.”} (Quran 112:1-4) 📚
🔴 Becoming a Muslim is not turning your back to Jesus.
🔵 Rather it’s going back to the original teachings of Jesus and obeying him.
More .....👇
🔴 THE RETURN OF JESUS
HUNDREDS of videos .....and THIS is ALL I need to know!! THANKS Bill!
Your shorts are awesome! 10/10
Finally the algorithm comes through! You just earned a new subscriber Bill! Keep the great content coming!
I know less than zero about engineering but I'm fascinated by it. Cool beans
thanks for these great videos about all the engineering genius that went into creating every day objects!
‘Blast it with the magnetron’ sounds way cooler than ‘stick it in the microwave’.
Try it at work next time. 😂
Your content is great!! Keep it up!
Great content as usual
What was once meant for war is now a household staple
جزاك الله خيرا
All thanks to the Tizard Mission
why does this cause sparks in metals? could you please make a short explaining that?
Wait my Microwave is Megatron 💀
Lol
I didn't notice the spelling at first
Kreosan had an experiment with this magnetron. 😂😂😂
Can you change the emitted frequency?
Sir, how do you make these super animations?? Any software you can recommend me, please?
First time I understand how a microwave works❤
The microwave is also built as a faraday cage to prevent the electrons - the microwave radiation - from escaping. The metal mesh on the inside of the glass door is part of this faraday cage. Making the idea that microwaves cause cancer utterly absurd.
How do I sign up for just this content?... the kind with actual "contents"
Why do the electrons pool in each cavity before moving? Or in other words, why do they bunch and not just swirl
Physics!
The electrons don't actually enter the cavities. As the arms of the swirling electron cloud pass by the opening of the cavity they repel the electrons in the cavity wall around the circular circumference of the cavity - first in one direction and then back in the other direction. This excites the cavity and makes it ring at the tuned frequency. The circular wall of the cavity is an inductor (L) and the gap at the opening is a capacitor (C). As such the cavity is essentially an LC circuit that can oscillate or ring when its excited. This produces the microwaves that go out through the gap and then exit the magnetron.
Ooh I know this one. Magnetrons are crazy.
I always wanted to be an electronics engineer. But the complex mathematics turned me away.
Can we use a household microwave to take down a drone?
I would prefer to see exactly the path of the electrons. Magnetrons still don't make sense to me, compared to Cyclotrons.
Creative... It wasn't intentional to make a food heater, someone noticed it feel warm when you got close to it. Like many things got discovered, not invented.
So my dry ass chicken will never feel warmth.
Everything contains moisture. Even the "bone dry". It's impossible to remove all moisture from a substance
@@420sakura1you’ve never seen my elbows
im a drummer. can you do one on a drum head?
So as above....and below respectively. We live inside a magnitron my friends....think about it
Why do they call it an oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food
So can there be food that doesn't rock around?
Not really. This works on an atomic level, using particles (electrons) bouncing around and basically hitting the particles inside the food, creating movement and as a result friction. The friction is actually what is heating the food, not the electrons themselves, and is why microwaves can sometimes cause unevenly heated meals.
Fun fact, but this is technically the same way fire cooks food on a stove, on an atomic level - it causes the particles to move and hit each other and that results in friction, which causes heat.
So many questions
Let’s hope nobody cuts one out and plug it in
I think my uncle was working for Raytheon when all this came to light about what the magnetron would really do. One of his friends had a chocolate Hershey in his pocket melt when a magnetron was turned on near him.
what
Commenting for the algorithm
Still don't get it
Can we someday have electricity without wires?
I mean have wireless chargers and stuff, but like wireless electricity in household applications is probably too inefficient. Its possible I think idk
If you make the voltage high enough electricity will flow without wires. Lightning is a good example. The air ionizes and it conducts the electricity just like a wire does. The only practical application of sparking that I can think of is a spark plug, where electricity flows across the gap to ignite the fuel/air mixture inside the cylinder.
@@A_n.t_i.s_o.c_i.a_l Wireless chargers are basically transformers. The primary coil is inside the charger and the secondary coil is inside the device being charged. As such the energy is being transferred electromagnetically and not by current flow, so technically its not electricity without wires.
You don't need makeup
👍
Is it true that radiation heats the molecules inside food to an unnaturally high tempurature that creates carcinogens unlike other cooking methods?
Not really no. The microwaves excite the water molecules in food which causes heat to form and cook the food. So no carcinogens
Obviously not
@A_n.t_i.s_o.c_i.a_l @jbfarley this may sound weird, but I heard this claim from someone whom I otherwise trust very much who claims to have graduated with a BA in molecular chemistry. (Although, admittedly, he did say this on Quora) he claimed that microwave radiation heats food by the rotation of water molecules within. This rotational force is unlike all other types of heating, which are otherwise constrained by neighboring molecules. This rotation allows for the buildup of extreme levels of heat well beyond the boiling point of water, and is demonstrated by microwaving water for 5 minutes plus and observing the explosive eruption of superheated steam as soon as you open the microwave door. This same mechanism by which microwaves heat food also has the potential to create carcinogens in food, even at the levels we commonly use to reheat dinner.
I've never heard anything like this, and he did say things along the line of "this presents a problem for the microwave industry" I don't want to go believing in conspiracy theories. Can anyone chime in?
Electromagnetic sonic generator capable of frequency tuning to separate particular bonds that once seemingly impossible to separate... mostly a way to deradiate toxic waste.... thoughts?
Too much makeup
Humans are amazing!! Can we just take a moment to give credit to our creator for creating us in his image. With way less ability lol
God Creates us. WE created everything else. The church hampers science to this day..
@@420sakura1 lay off the pot. Your blinded by a strong delusion. may the rocks cry out in silence, JESUS IS LORD. Take some time to ask where the laws of morailty come from.. uhmmm Gravity??? I used to be like you... POT AND ALL
@@jaredrichards7094if you only believe in being good because of some imaginary friend telling you, then you're objectively a bad person. A good person doesn't need a god to tell him to be good
@@420sakura1God isn't real, sheep
@engineerguyvideo you wouldn't be interested in changing the world by any chance would you I need a teacher I only have somwhat of I understanding I've kind of how things work I have the vision that was shown to me buy the Stars all I'm missing an actual engineer to piece of all together and make sure it doesn't catch fire and it actually works regulate when one thing should turn on and one one shouldn't you know put order and balance into the creation and make it work in harmony with the vision that I've seen with what I little that I know it has to work I just need to learn the details pretty much I suck at math I need some good with the formulas the things I've seen through visions like Nicholas Tesla did they have to work I mean they work for him⚜️🌺🔱🐉⚕️🌠🌱
You explained what you can find on any basic explanation that anyone can find on the net.
You are a video bullshit director engineer. But people like it, so keep it up.
Who hurt you?
The point of this is to get people thinking and interested. To direct their attention to those websites and books that further open up subjects like Magnetrons or how we got that from radar. How we developed radar, etc.
If the only RUclips shorts we had were pranks, influencers, and video game content, we'd already be living in the world of Idiocracy.
damn looks like you got some haters bill
Why you mad
You must be new to the internet.
Go figure you'd be French! 😅😂🎉
I'm concerned with how you presented part of that demonstration you made it seem that one electron can emit others