I live with my older brother. I was watching this with him and he was like "It's really floating...gtfoh" when he saw him under the mattress, he walked out my room pissed😂
He should have used hydrogen instead of wasting such a precious gas. That actually gives slightly more lift than helium and is not that dangerous if you make shure to have no flames or hot objects nearby (also - since it's contained in the mattress, it will not ignite just because of a small spark or static electricity)
did you waste time testing that you would have thought that the helium tank should be flying or floating or that the helium tank would not be heavy because it would raise the helium
@@questionable3821 You should do some research. Abundance doesn't mean accessible and the universe? We are talking about what's here on Earth and available to us.
nicolepapole yes you are right, but there is still an abundance of it in the atmosphere. Like on Jupiter, the atmosphere consists of HE6 HE3 HE1 CO2 H O2 N1
The US government has been hoarding helium since the 1870s. The Hindenburg disaster was caused by the US not selling Germany helium, and it wasn't be cause if Hitler, we wouldn't have even considered parting with that much to anyone for any price at that time. The US has also been fracking for natural gas so should have too much, but oddly, we have too little. Where is it? Its with the strategic oil reserves, down in old oil wells that have "dried up." I wanna know what they are going to do with it, probably something really cool.
Having already worked out the outcome, my immediate thought was "what the f*** have you done?" My confusion meant I didn't even have time to decide whether I believed it had actually worked or not before it was revealed that it hadn't.
Lalith Adithya I saw that too and I thought if a heavier than air gas could make voices deeper and cause a regular balloon to float; I wonder how much heavier the mattress could become if it was filled with sulfur hexafluoride?
Where is all the helium going? We don’t know TheActionLab: Filling a mattress with helium to see if I can float Edit: Thank you all for all the likes, I’ve never had a comment get this many likes so quickly!
James Poon I actually feel the same way, I just don’t know why tho, maybe its just his content is growing less intriguing and also less thought provoking?
@@alexbarbat8408 it would not fall thats the point of gyroscopes, they resist any force trying to change their slope. The problem would be imperfect vaccum that would create some friction and friction on a pivot point.
When I was a kid I was actually interested to fill up an air mattress with helium with a premise it would float like a balloon even with me on it. Turns out my "calculations" were way off :D
Commercially available balloon helium is not as pure as the stuff that’s needed for industrial and chemical processes. I’d recommend looking up the helium episode of the Periodic Table of Videos on RUclips.
We could also build vacuum balloons. If you find a material that is super lightweight and strong enough to withstand atmospheric pressure, you could make a balloon out of it, suck out (almost) all the air from inside and it will raise because it also displaces air and unlike helium or hydrogen, it has no density whatsoever, so it will raise even stronger.
You can float a medium size metal sphere with a thin wall (and filled with plain air) in Xenon gas. Rule of thumb (Archimedes law): the buoyancy force is equal the weight of the displaced medium (in your case air, in my case Xenon)
I am checking the comments before wasting my time watching the video. I'd much rather waste it writing stupid comments. Gotta admit though. I was hoping.
@@cridus_ It also gets used in MRI machines and other important scientific research. So given the outcome of this experiment is so obvious to anyone who knows anything about how buoyant helium is this seems like a waste of helium.
To be fair, it isnt like he's doing this once a day or anything, just one video, and we still have enough helium in the thermosphere to do this over one billon times
Helium is needed to cool sensitive medical equipment like MRI machines. We only can capture helium from the ground. I don't think we can capture it from our atmosphere.
@@eavening4149 yeah lol, I haven't heard of that happening yet, but I bet it's possible, but with a looot of funding. Maybe some space straw type thing that extracts it from an abundant gas, like CO2
The difference in the up and down force is 0.069 pounds. Therefore each cubic foot of helium could lift 0.069 pounds. In order to lift 100 pounds (which would include the weight of your load, the balloon, and the helium) you would need 1449 cubic feet of helium. Your mattress holds maybe 30 cubic feet, and you weight more than 100lbs, so you would need about 100 mattresses to float 200lbs.
Weight of air: 1.225 kg/m^3 Weight of helium: 0.1785 kg/m^3 kilogram per cubic meter So, for every cubic meter of air, displaced by helium, you get a lift of 1.225 - 0.1785 = 1.0465 kg (roughly 1kg). The air mattress weighed 3.753 kg 1:18 Dimensions of a queen mattress are 152.4cm x 213.36cm x Depth (lets assume a depth of 30.5cm) = volume 1m^3 (super convenient!) So total lift is 1 kg total weight of mattress is 3.753kg .... totally predictable total failure is totally achieved
Helium are just relatable stuff. They leave the atmosphere as soon as they enter the atmosphere, just like how my introvertass leaves a party even before entering
It would be very bad to use all of your brain at the same time...part of your brain is used to control your breathing when you are not actively controlling your breath (sleeping as an example), while another part allows you to manually control your breathing (like when you are sleeping). Having both of these activated at once would make breathing extremely difficult. There are many more examples like this. Using 100% of your brain at the same time wouldn't make you some hyper genius able to manipulate matter...it would probably cause you to fall on the floor, flail around barely able to breathe, and likely loose control of your bodily functions...not exactly a good thing.
Fun fact: NASCAR pit teams found that the tool (forget it's name) that puts in the bolts that hold wheels in the car are about a tenth of a second faster when using compressed helium instead of compressed air Once this discovery was made it ruled that they cannot use helium for these tools, specifically because of the shortage
@Luxury Inc as a refrigerant, for example in superconducting magnets for MRI scanners. It’s literally saving people’s lives. Superconductors that would already work with liquid nitrogen like YBCO would be way too expensive/fragile to build a huge electromagnet out of them. There are cheaper and easier to work with superconductors like Niobium, but that requires liquid helium cooling.
@@user-un9ej7th6j this makes 0 sense. We dont know how to make atomic particles yet. We know how to make compounds. But bare atoms, I.e Pure gold(AU) Is just found. No one makes it. Helium is a single atom. Not a compound. You can fuse helium to itself I believe making things like He3. Theres also O4 in the upper atmosphere.
@@annadoesroblox6205 Good point, as hydrogen would've been the only practical gas to use in a blimp armed with 50+ bombs. The only other gas that I can think of would be hot air, which would reduce the lift and thus the armament capacity.
Be careful. It's a bubble like the housing market before 2008. They're already selling sub-prime helium at AAA ratings. You thought you bought pure helium shares, but it was diluted with air. You already lost 20% of your investment. Short it! - The Big Short 2, coming to a streaming service near you! 😂
Love this guy. He got me good! I felt like a child watching him lift that mattress. I was giddy. I'd like to think part of me knew it wasn't real, but this guy's just got the ability to make me want to believe in Awesomeness. I always feel better than before after watching his videos. Pretty sure he took off about 4 years of aging from this video alone. 😄
I absolutely LOVE this guy!! If only I could've had a science teacher like him when I was in elementary/high school...I imagine my early education experience would have been so much more rewarding!! GREAT POSTS!
@@aaaa-nj1ns Tell me how I'm wrong. Helium has less lift than Hydrogen and the old Hydrogen airships needed thousands of cubic meteres to lift them. I'm listening.
@@andyhowlett2231 Yeap, and even hydrogen requires lots of volume.....in practice, the difference in lift, between hydrogen and helium, isn't as much as people think.
_Aladdin would like to know your location._
Daniel Sambar hahaha
Jackson street
How u set that font?
ffs
D O Y O U T R U S T M E
Now that’s an air mattress. Everything else is a ground mattress.
Lmfaoo
🤣🤣🤣
Mattress filled with hydrogen would be a flammable "Hindenburg" model. 😁
@Freak Show sus
😭😭😭
I. Am. SO. Pissed that I was gullible enough that you got me with thinking that it was rising up on its own when you were under it lmao 😂
Fr tho
Me too. Uhhhhg. 🤣
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
I swear I cussed my phone out i got mad
That was too funny 😅
Now if I was sleeping in a small room with that mattress and it deflated, I'd be breathing in some really funny air.
Noo i nearly peed myself with that "funny air" 😂
You would have a very high snore.
You’d sound like that one snore meme
2:51 I literally thought it was floating for a second 😂😂😂
Same
Dumb
Me too😂😂lol
@@macs-13 no u
jr ikr
I actually thought the mattress was floating for a moment
isra mintTM ikr!
Me too😊
yeah...
Yep
Same
My brain: REPLACE IT WITH HYDROGEN
Me: NO!
What could go wrong? Oh..
@@christophluger793 Me having visions of the hindenburg crashing ,,,lol
@@kaglekoa Oh the humanity
My brain: Just remove oxygen to risk mitigate
me: would have rather died by explosion
A pure hydrogen balloon won't explode if you light it on fire.
It'll burn as a rising fireball as the hydrogen escapes and you might ignite the latex
He got me when the matress started flying
Damn yeah
Imagine if the mattress smothered him and action scab suffocated! Goodbye deary Ahahahhahahahhahaha!!!!
@@thelord6898 🤣you evil😂
That's his style
@@saadkhatri1129 Action Scab is a disgrace to this website. Trump 2020 Jesus is king august 13th will be BIG AURPIRSE!!!
They probably have a shortage of helium because of Mr Beast
Agree
chandler wants to thack u
Ya don't say
Actually i t has been proven that he was involved. D=
Yeee
2:44
"He had us in the first half, not gonna lie!"
You stole this comment not going to lie!!
@XML studios yea??
@@believetrust9894 Nobody asked. Stop being a buzzkill, man.
When people do that it gave me so90
hi
I live with my older brother. I was watching this with him and he was like "It's really floating...gtfoh" when he saw him under the mattress, he walked out my room pissed😂
Ok, but the real question is: at what point does it stop being an air mattress and becomes a helium mattress?
When the first helium atom entered the mattress.
50%
@@Havron 50.00000000000000000000001%
@@Havron by mass, volume, number of atoms, or number of molecules?
50.1% concentration, but at the very beginning of the fill, not at half full.
"There is a shortage of helium!"
The sun: send me your hydrogen and I'll convert it to helium.
Lol
Smort mem
XDDD
Getting it back might be an issue.
@@AnonEyeMouse it’s a joke -_-
This is why we have a helium shortage
He should have used hydrogen instead of wasting such a precious gas. That actually gives slightly more lift than helium and is not that dangerous if you make shure to have no flames or hot objects nearby (also - since it's contained in the mattress, it will not ignite just because of a small spark or static electricity)
I know this is a joke or at least I think it is, but the sun has a shit ton of helium, more than we could ever use.
@@greyhead3626 and how do you propose we get it?
@@Nilguiri does it matter? Helium is only used for fucking balloons
Wolfsong no idea, but this should help. askzephyr.com/stellar-lifting-can-we-extract-helium-from-the-sun/
“There is a national shortage of helium”. * proceeds to use helium to fill a mattress and a wheel from a bike just for fun. Awesome, LOL!
Eh better than using to fill some balloons
80 percent helium 20 percent air?
It’s just like chips!
20 percent chips 80 percent air!
That's nitrogen
Lol
You are right
The 80-20 rule? Nice
did you waste time testing that you would have thought that the helium tank should be flying or floating or that the helium tank would not be heavy because it would raise the helium
Scientists:
Were running out of helium
The Action lab:
Right. Irresponsible.
Explosify we will never run out of helium, it is the third most abundant resource in the universe
@@questionable3821 You should do some research. Abundance doesn't mean accessible and the universe? We are talking about what's here on Earth and available to us.
nicolepapole is right
nicolepapole yes you are right, but there is still an abundance of it in the atmosphere. Like on Jupiter, the atmosphere consists of HE6 HE3 HE1 CO2 H O2 N1
"I found my own source for helium."
Well, well, well, how interesting
Raid his home! Take all the helium you find! (and his poptarts)
Lololololol
Me living in the helium capital of the world 😏
The US government has been hoarding helium since the 1870s. The Hindenburg disaster was caused by the US not selling Germany helium, and it wasn't be cause if Hitler, we wouldn't have even considered parting with that much to anyone for any price at that time. The US has also been fracking for natural gas so should have too much, but oddly, we have too little.
Where is it? Its with the strategic oil reserves, down in old oil wells that have "dried up." I wanna know what they are going to do with it, probably something really cool.
@James Ketron that is only on The Big Bang Theory.
Girls: "Pillow fights! Hehehhehehe"
Boys: *"MATTRESS WAR, DEPLOY THE ZEPPELINS"*
if I can get this than j can make my already intense pillow fights that always end in a bad head ache even crazier
@PurpleRose7777 please, calm down is just a joke
PurpleRose7777 shut up
PurpleRose7777 it’s a joke m8
69th like
Those of us who are old enough to remember when Mythbusters was around knew that this was doomed from the beginning.
Day 1 of quarintine: bored watching a movie
Day 60: helium matress
Lol.xd
Day 90 being even more bored
Jason Smith
Day 126:
*becoming nonexistent *
Day 243
Ew fortnite kid ew
For those who just wants to see what the results are:
9:50
Thanks👍
Noice
Thank you stranger
Thanks
Thankuuu
2:52
The funniest thing I have ever seen on the Action Lab😂 love your videos!
he is a supreme lord of trickery
WAIT THATS ILLEGAL
YER A WIZZARD
Disliked because of this. I feel like an idiot...
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If I've learned anything from cartoons, it's that you can float on a helium mattress.
this man gets the weirdest ideas in the shower, his brain is next level
And he actually remembers the ideas after walking out the shower
@@kouavang2396 das big brain
@@kouavang2396 that or the ideas you have before falling asleep 🤣
@@kouavang2396 He is a brainbox, too.
mark rober: ur nothing agianst my accomplishments
2:49
They had us the first half not gonna lie
I was thinkin "why she in the shot?" And "he must be behind the cam.....oh....there he is"
Having already worked out the outcome, my immediate thought was "what the f*** have you done?" My confusion meant I didn't even have time to decide whether I believed it had actually worked or not before it was revealed that it hadn't.
Lol bro I literally just commented the same exact works
Next you should fill a mattress with sulfur hexafluoride to see how heavy it becomes!
Man I saw a video on both the inhale helium and speak like cartoons and when they inhale sulfurhexafluoride they talk like Darth Vader
I would love to see this I hope he does this!
Lalith Adithya I saw that too and I thought if a heavier than air gas could make voices deeper and cause a regular balloon to float; I wonder how much heavier the mattress could become if it was filled with sulfur hexafluoride?
Sulfur hexafluoride is a lot more expensive than helium.
Cody'sLab filled a couple of balloons with it. They are pretty heavy actually. ^_^
When it didn't float: * my disappointment is immeasurable *
you just had to go to the comments and spoil it
@@kambel I saved you 10 minutes
@@kambel why were u in the comments before watching the video its honestly ur own fault at that point
And my day is ruined
@@halcyon_exb no psycho gos to the comment section after they watch the vid
Vsauce did pillowcases, Action Lab did mattress..... Still waiting for collab... close... BUT NOT CLOSE ENOUGH
Close but no cigar.😊
Lets do an airship!
What video?
Next is UP the movie
Nimnimnimnimnimnimnimnimnimnimnimnimnim oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Action Lab: Let’s fill a air mattress with helium
National Helium Shortage: Am I a joke to you?
@Teoman Ozbakir ew shut up you smart kid
Teoman Ozbakir that made me laugh lol
Such an underrated comment hahaha 😂
Rowdy106 It’s AN air mattress r u like in gr 2 or something like Jesus’s
taras andriychuk Are* You* Grade*
: There's a National shortage of helium
06:15 : Mixes a baloon full of helium in the air
Helium is starting to become a precious resource. You should have used hydrogen....safely
HindenBed.
Damn! That almost flew over my head. I thought you just misspelled Hindenburg. Then i realized the "bed" part.
ZombieHeadShotGaming lol 😂
Radiólogo Millonario That’s why he said safely...pay attention.
@@curiousgamer9343 it flew over your head, and then you heard it explode
Helium: "I'm almost gone."
The Action Lab: "Today I'm going to fill an air mattress with this rare gas I managed to find."
So rare that McDonalds fills up balloons with them
@@yuno9121 and that makes it OK? 🤔 So McDonald's is now the benchmark for logic and sustainability?
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Yep. We're fkt! 😂🤯
Twilight Sparkle I read it was okay in a tabloid magazine, it must be true! Chocolate helps people who are on a diet lose weight too!
What other important uses do we have for helium though? I admit ignorance on this topic.🖐😐🤚
JD for making chipmunk voices of course
I knew a guy in high school that charged his racing bike tires with hydrogen to make the bike lighter. His front tire blew up in the race.
did he set his bike on fire
@@memerboi69.0 a bike isn't likely to catch fire.
It's usually made from fire-resistant materials, and doesn't have very high surface area.
Luckily it wasn't a magnesium bike then.
my bike caught fire when it was parked at SeaWorld.........I don't want to talk about it
Oof
Mann!!!!
I sooooo got BAMBOOZLED when it started floating!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘🎸🤘🍻🍻
Where is all the helium going?
We don’t know
TheActionLab:
Filling a mattress with helium to see if I can float
Edit: Thank you all for all the likes, I’ve never had a comment get this many likes so quickly!
Pretty interesting I have to say
Siht desuac tfarceniM
I don’t know why but am enjoying this channel less as time goes by
@@jamespoon8799 u get tired of stuff as u go on
James Poon I actually feel the same way, I just don’t know why tho, maybe its just his content is growing less intriguing and also less thought provoking?
What if you filled helium with an air mattress.
Dagan Ward lol
Wow
how high are you? 😂
Then you will need Russia to fly to you.
helium will start sleeping peacefully
Hey Action lab you should put a gyroscope in a vacuum chamber and after an hour of spinning see if it’s axis has changed due to the earth spinning
RealBananas it wouldn’t work, because he wouldn’t spin it perfectly straight making it fall over due to gravity.
Too bad it wouldn’t work cuz Earth don’t spin... it a donut.. and donuts don’t spin lol 😂
Friction would still be there in vaccum.
@@alexbarbat8408 it would not fall thats the point of gyroscopes, they resist any force trying to change their slope. The problem would be imperfect vaccum that would create some friction and friction on a pivot point.
Hideki Shinichi watch vsauce’s video called spinning
You are the best !
Please go on with your experiments , very well done and explained .
he shud do this again with 100% helium
When I was a kid I was actually interested to fill up an air mattress with helium with a premise it would float like a balloon even with me on it. Turns out my "calculations" were way off :D
Still a clever thing to think of as a kid
Me too. Glad to see him tackling all these ideas we had😊
Yes kid thoughts were fun :D
Honestly this sounds like the most fun thing ever and I'm gutted it doesn't work! 😂
The 11k dislikes are the people that couldn't buy helium to float.
Newnewnewnewnewnewnew
Or people who don’t like fake thumbnails
just use hydrogen
@@amihartz hydrogen is hella expensive and hard to find
@@quackerman234 hydrogen is not hard to find... It can be expensive tho.
This dudes like, "Oh, there's a worldwide helium shortage?" *Wastes multiple tanks of helium* Ballin'!
8% helium.
@@pak3ton 80%*
@@CardZed oh... sorry my english is bad lol i thought i heard 8 :v....
Commercially available balloon helium is not as pure as the stuff that’s needed for industrial and chemical processes. I’d recommend looking up the helium episode of the Periodic Table of Videos on RUclips.
Disgusting! Action Drab is uncaring for the global helium shortage! Terrible man and a disgrace to RUclips. Tromp 2020 Jesus is king 💪🇺🇸🦅💪🇺🇸💪💪
We could also build vacuum balloons. If you find a material that is super lightweight and strong enough to withstand atmospheric pressure, you could make a balloon out of it, suck out (almost) all the air from inside and it will raise because it also displaces air and unlike helium or hydrogen, it has no density whatsoever, so it will raise even stronger.
You can float a medium size metal sphere with a thin wall (and filled with plain air) in Xenon gas. Rule of thumb (Archimedes law): the buoyancy force is equal the weight of the displaced medium (in your case air, in my case Xenon)
The way he weighed the whole
Mattress on that tiny scale lmaoo
Americans current state when measuring body mass
Damn it he got me!
For a second I thought it was floating. 😑
Venom same 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So did i
Lol
Wow, stay in school guys... XD
@@johnrios4474 same
I am checking the comments before wasting my time watching the video.
I'd much rather waste it writing stupid comments.
Gotta admit though. I was hoping.
2:52 really got me thinking for a sec
Ok
Me too
Ok
Me too
Me too
Congrats for making me think i could make my own magic carpet and ride on it like Aladdin and Jasmine
Everybody: ITS FLOATS
Him: it didint float
thanks now I know the results
Dude yes I taught that was real
*1900's* : In 2019 We Will Have A Floating matress
*2019:*
NeWdL3s_1609 naw the slept on concrete slabs on rocks for pillows
No one said that.
NeWdL3s_1609 1889
2020
Zoomer
2:51 I have to admit, that 'moment of truth' made me laugh.
i was 99% sure it won't float, but when i saw it floating i started believing it for a second
I was so exited when it started to “float” THEN YOU RUINED IT
Not gonna lie he had us on the first half
hahah yea, well done xD
@Moonlight io they change it a bit to avoid being sued
@@idontknowwhattocallthischa1395 you can't copyright a phrase...
What I learned from this is that human beings are surprisingly even more gullible than initially seemed.
when fusion reactors are perfected and used around the world they'll convert a lot of hydrogen into helium and thus we won't have a helium shortage.
nice thinking
Except it's so energy dense that it won't produce much helium. But how much we actually use helium and for what purposes?
@@illuminate4622 mri machines for cooling, particle colliders and fusion generator cooling and some have suggested using it as a fuel for fusion
@jklw10 i know those things, but would anything be enough for *balloons?*
@@illuminate4622 - cryogenic cooling
The Action Lab: There's a national shortage of helium.
Also The Action Lab: I'm going to fill this air mattress with helium for shits and giggles.
well, in general helium gets used a lot for shits and giggles...
@@cridus_ It also gets used in MRI machines and other important scientific research. So given the outcome of this experiment is so obvious to anyone who knows anything about how buoyant helium is this seems like a waste of helium.
Fun Fact: *_-This is the coolest RUclips Font.-_*
Magic carpet:
The action lab: *I'm gonna end this man's whole career*
Mr. Po Po has magic carpets for sale
Stop with eminem memes pls thx
Except he failed
Helium: a depleting resource
This guy: let’s fill a air mattress with the stuff!
To be fair, it isnt like he's doing this once a day or anything, just one video, and we still have enough helium in the thermosphere to do this over one billon times
Helium is needed to cool sensitive medical equipment like MRI machines. We only can capture helium from the ground. I don't think we can capture it from our atmosphere.
@@eavening4149 yeah lol, I haven't heard of that happening yet, but I bet it's possible, but with a looot of funding. Maybe some space straw type thing that extracts it from an abundant gas, like CO2
@@cjgreen4331 space straw...? Does it float around up there in dense clusters? 🤔
*an
The difference in the up and down force is 0.069 pounds. Therefore each cubic foot of helium could lift 0.069 pounds. In order to lift 100 pounds (which would include the weight of your load, the balloon, and the helium) you would need 1449 cubic feet of helium.
Your mattress holds maybe 30 cubic feet, and you weight more than 100lbs, so you would need about 100 mattresses to float 200lbs.
equations or doesn’t count. 😹👏
Weight of air: 1.225 kg/m^3
Weight of helium: 0.1785 kg/m^3 kilogram per cubic meter
So, for every cubic meter of air, displaced by helium, you get a lift of 1.225 - 0.1785 = 1.0465 kg (roughly 1kg).
The air mattress weighed 3.753 kg 1:18
Dimensions of a queen mattress are 152.4cm x 213.36cm x Depth (lets assume a depth of 30.5cm) = volume 1m^3 (super convenient!)
So total lift is 1 kg total weight of mattress is 3.753kg .... totally predictable total failure is totally achieved
@@JustinShaedo this chad actually did calculations holy shit
See someone actually understands that this guy is a fraud
@@JustinShaedo you must be a 19 year old
Helium are just relatable stuff. They leave the atmosphere as soon as they enter the atmosphere, just like how my introvertass leaves a party even before entering
Aladdin: my Carpet can fly
Action lab: hold my beer
Action Lab:Hold my Helium
@@suryaag8387 holds an upside-down cup of helium
@@suryaag8387 just what I was gonna say
Hold my nanotech
Hold my mattress
*_what if we use 100 percent of our brain?_*
*_The Action Lab:_*
We use all 100% of our brain, but not at the same time. So, he must be using 150% of his (and so somebody's else's brain) then...
If you use 100% of your brain then you will be left with no brain lol 😵
Just kidding 🤣🤣🤣
It would be very bad to use all of your brain at the same time...part of your brain is used to control your breathing when you are not actively controlling your breath (sleeping as an example), while another part allows you to manually control your breathing (like when you are sleeping). Having both of these activated at once would make breathing extremely difficult. There are many more examples like this. Using 100% of your brain at the same time wouldn't make you some hyper genius able to manipulate matter...it would probably cause you to fall on the floor, flail around barely able to breathe, and likely loose control of your bodily functions...not exactly a good thing.
Bryan Rosensteel we do use it 100% just subconsciously
@Bema Naturu 😂😂
We’re having a shortage of helium and this is what the remaining of helium is being used for?
Luxury Inc that and blowing up balloons
Fun fact: NASCAR pit teams found that the tool (forget it's name) that puts in the bolts that hold wheels in the car are about a tenth of a second faster when using compressed helium instead of compressed air
Once this discovery was made it ruled that they cannot use helium for these tools, specifically because of the shortage
@Luxury Inc as a refrigerant, for example in superconducting magnets for MRI scanners. It’s literally saving people’s lives.
Superconductors that would already work with liquid nitrogen like YBCO would be way too expensive/fragile to build a huge electromagnet out of them. There are cheaper and easier to work with superconductors like Niobium, but that requires liquid helium cooling.
lol
Kids in Africa could have eaten that helium, smh.
We out here about to lose helium forever, and this guy filling mattresses.
science you tubers: mY hElIuM dEaLeR
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
The action lab: "Goes hwooooooo"
Me: WOW IT WORKS!
The action lab: 2:54 NOPE..
I think almost all of us who watched this video thought the same and have been trolled by he. 😅😂
2:56 actually.
"There's a national shortage of Helium"
Watching "Up"
The house isn’t made for a helium mattress! Ah, we’re flying away!
Bouncy castle full of helium.
3:03 is mind blowing
Noooooo I was gonna comment that
@@killer-iw5fu lol
Nobody:
Helium shortage:
Let's use the remaining supply to blow up a mattres...
How do I blow up a unit of measurement.
He didn’t use pure helium tho
Lol it got edited!
You can electrolyse water to get hydrogen and then fuse that to get helium in a magnetic confined vaccuum chamber
@@user-un9ej7th6j this makes 0 sense. We dont know how to make atomic particles yet. We know how to make compounds. But bare atoms, I.e Pure gold(AU) Is just found. No one makes it. Helium is a single atom. Not a compound. You can fuse helium to itself I believe making things like He3. Theres also O4 in the upper atmosphere.
dO iT wItH hYdRoGeN
-Zeppelin engineers
What else do they use? They didn’t have helium
@@annadoesroblox6205
Good point, as hydrogen would've been the only practical gas to use in a blimp armed with 50+ bombs. The only other gas that I can think of would be hot air, which would reduce the lift and thus the armament capacity.
Give me a Molotov Cocktail
Johnny Katze Is this sarcasm? Because hydrogen TOTALLY wouldn’t have been dangerous around bombs, considering its flammability.
Yeah I mean you would have to get something above 93°c to light it and oxygen would need to also be in the area.
Why dont mattresses come with an air pressure gauge lmaoo making the bed float was hilarious
OKAY EVERYONE...INVEST IN HELIUM COMPANIES STOCK NOW... IT'S GUARANTEED TO GO UP...HAHA !!!
Be careful. It's a bubble like the housing market before 2008. They're already selling sub-prime helium at AAA ratings. You thought you bought pure helium shares, but it was diluted with air. You already lost 20% of your investment. Short it! - The Big Short 2, coming to a streaming service near you! 😂
pun intended?
@@hilmidwiputranto6944 you don't say...
@@hilmidwiputranto6944 pun intended.
Dudes got jokes..... 😂 lol
2:55
"We've been tricked. We've been backstabbed. And we've been quite possibly bamboozled."
We’ve been smeckledorfed
“Today I’m gonna be blowing up an air mattress…”
“With bombs”
*BOOM*
That made me laugh omg 😂😂
@SSV Creations why
ala hu akbar
@@lightyagami-rk2my Go buy some brain for yourself
@@lightyagami-rk2my that means ‘I love Allah’ if that was an attempt to be funny I can tell you rn I didn’t laugh
Him: does detective work for helium
Me: goes to my local dollar store to get helium
*used up all helium gas in the world*
*Puts it in a mattress*
*Then it pops.*
This was third down when I searched “Real Deamon caught on camera”
Run the cows are gonna eat you
Lol there dna 🧬 changed to trex dna
hey bale
@@VietNguyen-go6xj NOW THERE ARE GETTING MEEEEEEEEE
Who the hell would search that
2:50
You: OMG ITS FLOATING!
2:55
You: Oh... It’s just Mark Rober 2
Drus 13 explain pls
The Action Lab I meant
Lol
man i wish i could like your comment but i dont wanna ruin your 69 likes lol
No! It was just me who liked my own comment coz sometimes in other videos I comment and like my own comment...
“We’re running out of helium”
* wastes a bunch of helium *
"They got us on the first half not gonna lie"
Love this guy. He got me good! I felt like a child watching him lift that mattress. I was giddy. I'd like to think part of me knew it wasn't real, but this guy's just got the ability to make me want to believe in Awesomeness.
I always feel better than before after watching his videos. Pretty sure he took off about 4 years of aging from this video alone. 😄
Who else actually thought it was real for like 3seconds🤦♂️ smh
FRR!!!
This is why I don't like this channel, just bs
@@jovanyv5972 exactly
Me....
The fake floating part? I'm new
Did you know that this channel used to be called Hydraulic Press Action?
Just saying...
Who doesn't
Whaaaaa?
Surprisingly,I saw this channel when this was a hydraulic press channel,I thought it was boring but now, it's pretty cool
Yep i was a a pre action subbet
Oooooh. No wonder that channel vanished 🤣
This is great for sleeping in a car, the little bit of leak will have you sleep sound at night 😂
I absolutely LOVE this guy!! If only I could've had a science teacher like him when I was in elementary/high school...I imagine my early education experience would have been so much more rewarding!! GREAT POSTS!
When it didn't float:
_my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined._
Edit: to the ppl saying that it was obvious:
wooosh.
That was obvious bro
:") same
Same
Same
@@anshik.k.t r/wooosh
@2:54 "Mom, there is a monster under my bed"
No hon, it's just James...
2:44 - "I'm gonna take away these" *then a girl pulls them instead* Ooohh 😂
I wonder why there’s a shortage hmmm is it you? *YES*
Hindenburg has joined the chat
Because kids are inhaling it
Aden Smith I wanted to do that.. lol
Over 10 minutes talking about helium and not once did you inhale any. What a monster!
@AkiAkku really? ??
Gasp
@AkiAkku Not really kid, its a noble gas I mean...
@AkiAkku Not a poison... it simply displaces the oxygen in your lungs, making you suffocate at some point, if you inhale way too much of it...
@@proghostzgamecreed6555 only if you breath it for over a few minutes. It's not really poison it's just not sir we can breath so we suffocate
Plottwist: He secretly wanted to make his own real bootleg hoverboard
Yesssss queen
@@Zenith-464 shut up
Got my hopes up... Hahaha but i love how he, "Ohhhh~~~~" 😂
Shoulda filled it with hydrogen like the Hindenberg
boom
Let me know if you survived
Aladdin’s magic suicide mattress
Helium has such a low lift it can barely raise a balloon.
Yet it can lift airships easily
@@aaaa-nj1ns But only by using thousands of cubic metres....
@@andyhowlett2231 wrong
@@aaaa-nj1ns Tell me how I'm wrong. Helium has less lift than Hydrogen and the old Hydrogen airships needed thousands of cubic meteres to lift them. I'm listening.
@@andyhowlett2231 Yeap, and even hydrogen requires lots of volume.....in practice, the difference in lift, between hydrogen and helium, isn't as much as people think.
*The Action Lab:* You need a huge volume!!!
*Mr. Beast:* HOLD MY BEER🍻
I need a beer
Aladdin trying to make a prototype flying carpet:
2:50 hahaha you got me there for a sec
Why is there a national shortage of helium?
Because youtubers keep trying to fly using bloons
i just realized the mr beast video with baloons and i think this is why-
@@diamondfox_w9008 everyone uses blloons olay
Are...are you guys trying to spell balloons.?.
@@AusumnVid r/woooosh
@@AusumnVid Did you meant to ask "Are you guys trying to spell balloons?" ?
Meanwhile in the world of fish: see what happens if we fill a mattress with air instead of water
alafish wants to know your location
yooo its floating
2:53 Ahh, you got me there. I actually thought it would float, Lmao.