The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) - Freezing Explosion Scene (3/5) | Movieclips
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2022
- The Cloverfield Paradox - Freezing Explosion: Tam (Zhang Ziyi) gets trapped in a flooding room.
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A crew aboard a space station finds itself alone after a scientific experiment causes the Earth to disappear. When a space shuttle appears, the space station's crew must determine if it is carrying friends or foes.
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Cast: Chris O'Dowd, Daniel Brühl, Elizabeth Debicki, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Zhang Ziyi
Producer: J.J. Abrams
Director: Julius Onah
Screenwriter: Oren Uziel
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Fun fact, that would happen, but only because of the expansion of the water into vapor, not because space is cold. Space is extremely cold, but also has very little thermal conductivity, so the temperature doesn't matter much.
It wouldn't happen, it would boil and eventually evaporate but not freeze.
@@pawelpawel7413 boiling and evaporation would be instantaneous for the water at the interface of the body of water and the vacuum of space, and the boiling and evaporation would take so much energy from the body of water that it would freeze.
@@josephzicaro9913 mans been real quiet since u dropped this comment
@@thespaceman2743 I'm waiting for one of them to say know because they've tested it in space.
Given this movie all that water could come from an apartment flushing toilets in taiwan🤣
I like how movies have the door be super hard to open for some reason despite doors of any kind being made to be opened super easily so that you won't die in a emergancy
I'd be punching through that glass like my name was Superman.
All the scientists gathered in the comments it appears
We here.
The physics of this scene is fxxed up
You wanted to see her turn into bludd of meat in space?
Absolutely 😂😂 The water would probably turn into vapor due to the lack of pressure, not freeze
You guys both understand that in order for water to come to a vapor it has to pass a boiling point. There is absolutely no molecule movement in space nothing would boil it's the absence of energy in certain parts so that was actually pretty scientific.
If we talk about going to interstellar space, far away (or shadowed) from any stars, the only temperature comes from the leftover glow from the Big Bang: the Cosmic Microwave Background. The temperature of this sea of radiation is only 2.7 Kelvin, which is cold enough to freeze hydrogen solid, much less water.
@@takemetothethreshold2085 actually water molecules do move a lot, and when they are freed in space there’s nothing to stop their movement (i.e. pressure is zero), so they could spread as far as possible, effectively turning into a gas. I honestly don’t know though whether attraction between water molecules would keep together, in which case it might remain liquid. But since there’s nothing that could steal heat from the water, I doubt it would freeze instantly. Where would the heat go?
@@takemetothethreshold2085 The water would boil instantly in space because pV=nRT, which the boiling point of water has decreased drastically due to low/ no pressure outside.
Astronauts' spacesuits are pressurised for this reason, to prevent blood from boiling instantly in space.
Also water (assuming in a container) would take a long time to freeze in space, because the only way to loose heat in space is through thermal radiation (infrared). There is no conduction or convection in space to cause heat loss.
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Water has tons of energy in liquid state, calculated by: mass x specific heat capacity x temperature (in Kelvin) + mass x latent heat of fusion (energy needed to stay liquid).
The only reason why water doesn't boil instantly on Earth is because of the atmospheric pressure (and gravity) pushing the water molecules together. If the pressure is gone, all those water particles would start flying freely, in the form of gas.
People in the comments saying how ridiculous the freezing water is, the scene before it a mans arm disappears through a steel wall and he’s there no arm, a stump, no blood and it doesn’t hurt him so I’m guessing the films probably not trying to go for realism
lmaoo
Later on the arm shows up and writes them a message to. It’s really ridiculous.
Haven’t seen the movie, but just watching that clip wtf? That volume of water won’t instantly freeze like that, it would vent into space and freeze. That was ridiculous.
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do you know who cares? no one, because its a film
@@PIXEL-yt3fu it's like seeing a normal human able to fly with hands in a movie, it's called bs
I mean, the movie have "paradox" in the title, and a paradox is both both a physical and time phenomenon
@@PIXEL-yt3fu no one? why don´t you just stick to speaking for yourself? better make a second account to post comments, what a dummy writes random comments with his main upload channel?
Can't wait for the actual sequel
U mean it like avatar
@@ironmenace 😀
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I will never understand why they never gave an actual sequel, just a bunch side stories with the “cloverfield” name attached
@@sunnymoney187My guess is that they're doing timeline stuff every movie is cloverfield just diffrent things are happing
All things considered that's a quick way to go
"ThAtS nOt HoW tHaT wOuLd WoRk"
Tell me you missed the word "paradox" in the movie title without actually telling me.
how frickin dare you kill Zhang Ziyi
she die in Rush hour 2 already lol
CREDITS:
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Cast: Chris O'Dowd, Daniel Brühl, Elizabeth Debicki, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Zhang Ziyi
Director: Julius Onah
Even with a drop in pressure like that that much water would not freeze so quickly.
yea because this movie was super real to begin with
@@Sammich756 there are certain scientific laws that a cinematic universe still needs to obey. The behaviour of water is not an aspect of the supernatural phenomenon. The heat within the water couldn’t leave through conduction or convection when there’s no matters around, so only through radiation which is extremely slow. Drop in air pressure would just make the water evaporate like how water boils at lower temperature at high altitudes.
@@charli216 Underwater.
@@charli216 s c i f i
@@charli216 Well the scientific laws also say that a metal wall can't just melt your hand into it and then chop it off with no pain or bleeding
My two worst fears- locked in a room and large water body. Jeezzzzz
She’s fine, see that look on her face. Even she’s surprised
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She’ll be alright in Secret Wars when Nick Fury finds her
What?
The German man loved her, that's why his face was so sad.
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Man, that's almost as rough of a fate as that other water space death in a different movie.
Copy of final destination
yeah cos I remember a space station fighting against the crew in Final Destination
Korean people be like: HELP ME IM STUCK!!!!
American people be like: HELP MEEEEEE! OPEN THE DOOR!
What
Such a stupid bad movie.
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Realstically Science aside... This is Cloverfield Paradox ok... (PARADOX) means that physics and other stuffs are fcked up remember that They're not in the same universe as how we expected for us to be
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