How Does the Proton Pack Work? | The History and Physics of Ghostbusters Equipment

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @heythere135
    @heythere135 4 года назад +113

    I was literally just having a "real world physics" conversation with my buddy about how a proton pack could really work by canon design. I can't wait to show him this. This is the coolest attempt at explaining the proton pack I have ever seen. Great work!

    • @ninjox
      @ninjox 3 года назад +1

      I want an update!

    • @andrewboudreaux6605
      @andrewboudreaux6605 Месяц назад

      Same u better show up for the 5th year anniversary

  • @dbsti3006
    @dbsti3006 3 года назад +46

    The nerdiness of all this is why I fell in love with Ghostbusters lore. A bunch of scientists booted out of their university work and called quacks. Then they come up with all these tools and start a short lived enterprise of capturing ghosts. I loved it. Even Afterlife was nerdy enough for me.

  • @FearZoo
    @FearZoo Год назад +25

    This channel is great for us super fans. Also, props to Dan Akroyd, Reitman, Ramis and everyone involved. Absolutely one of the best movies ever put to film..

  • @Saint_nobody
    @Saint_nobody 4 года назад +227

    This channel is criminally underrated.

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      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +20

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      @SniffHeinkel 4 года назад +2

      Share the channel on Facebook, Twitter, ect.

    • @Saint_nobody
      @Saint_nobody 4 года назад +6

      @@SniffHeinkel don't have either and others.
      Sorry, I'm not very sociable.

    • @Dargonhuman
      @Dargonhuman 4 года назад +1

      @@SniffHeinkel What did you think they meant by "summon a demon"?

    • @Orangeflava
      @Orangeflava 4 года назад

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  • @psychodfunk
    @psychodfunk 4 года назад +63

    Bustin always makes me feel good!

    • @Fin_The_Shark
      @Fin_The_Shark 4 года назад +9

      Yeah especially after november

  • @tommorris2291
    @tommorris2291 4 года назад +34

    This is the coolest Ghostbusters thing I think I've ever seen that's not the movies themselves! Strong work!

  • @CrimsonNineTail
    @CrimsonNineTail 3 года назад +9

    I swear I love the detail put into these videos. Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis didn't just "science fiction magic" this crap. There was an actual science built around this franchise. Always loved the Proton Pack.

  • @kennethclemons3415
    @kennethclemons3415 4 года назад +108

    I can see the proton pack can actually be made into reality, but in a much larger scale first before scaling it down to back pack size. From bricksize carphones to smartphones, it's definitely possible.
    Great video.

    • @wardogies
      @wardogies 3 года назад +5

      The real ghostbusters proton pack that’s awesome

    • @JasonTate08
      @JasonTate08 3 года назад +4

      I also thought about the possibility to capture ghosts.

    • @JasonTate08
      @JasonTate08 3 года назад +8

      It's a stupid theory, I know, but what if the C.E.R.N. hadron-collider is secretly a experiment to find out, if it is possible to capture ghosts? Your scale idea makes absolutely sense. Think about how big home-gaming-consoles were and how smaller they became all over the years, even decades after the systems first hit store-shells? The same thing happened to personal computers.

    • @ChaoticJester
      @ChaoticJester 3 года назад +2

      Would probably cost over 1 Biliion dollars though

    • @Mikebuster
      @Mikebuster 3 года назад +9

      @@ChaoticJester the franchise rights alone will make you rich beyond your wildest dreams

  • @ElMoto_Mysterio
    @ElMoto_Mysterio 4 года назад +48

    This is brilliant!! If ramis was still alive I’m sure he would work on a real proton pack, he was not only an actor but also a science whiz. I’ve just subscribed

  • @cmysharingan
    @cmysharingan 4 года назад +7

    As a child I knew little of science, but I always wondered why Protons ? Because there had to be a reason. Listening to this even as highly theoretical science is actually mind-blowing to think about how much observation, contemplation, and consideration went into the pseudo science of this film. As a life long fan of GB, I give you my HIGHEST thanks and appreciation for making this awesome video 🔥👍🏽

  • @jpbrunette
    @jpbrunette 3 года назад +24

    The design of the stream is fantastic, especially in GB1 with the 2-way channel concept they used (then subsequently abandoned in GB2). Besides the orange/blue look, the only unusual detail of the stream that is easily visible is that the stream's whipping motion appeared to be originating from the far end rather than from the thrower. You'd have to pause/slowmo the scenes to see all of the other incredible details they put into it: 1. the visible orange stream originates from the far end, not the thrower (which explains the whipping motion detail). 2 the static electric field is emitted only upon the orange stream connecting with the thrower (prompting the burst of energy at the thrower's tip). 3. purple/mauve darts shoot back through the stream from the far end to the thrower, but only after the static electric field reaches the far end ("confinement stream" from Egon in ballroom scene). It must have been a blast designing things that next to no one would ever notice, or care to notice (yes I cared too much).

  • @spottyhead
    @spottyhead 3 года назад +12

    I can just watch these tech/science breakdown vids all day. This series of vids is wonderful. It's also wonderful that they thought about some of this kind of science when it came to the writing the nuances of the props into the movies. It shows a certain dedication you don't see in many movies before or since then. But I get it since mysteries of the supernatural/unknown is very much Dan's bag.

  • @MrSpooner1985
    @MrSpooner1985 2 года назад +1

    Once it got to the part about what parts of the proton pack do what, i was completely enthralled because as a kid it was basically: somehow nuclear power happens and the energy created produces a pretty plasma stream that traps ghost. Great video.

  • @StephanieLJ
    @StephanieLJ 3 года назад +11

    This video literally just made me feel like I understand particle physics lmao! It was incredible! Very well done!

  • @indistinctchatter3501
    @indistinctchatter3501 Год назад +1

    I respect how much thought and organization went into conceptualizing a movie back in the 80s. It seems like most movies today are written as they go. Ghostbusters was a perfect film, it was was well written, had a tight script, great character arc, etc..

  • @grease_monkey6078
    @grease_monkey6078 3 года назад +2

    thats why i loved GB, they were paranormal pest control, just another day at the office for them. the pay was lousy, the hours were long and it was a funny take on public service jobs.

  • @archangel5627
    @archangel5627 4 года назад +16

    This was a fantastic video! I had no idea how much science went into explaining the Ghostbusters mythos and the equipment they use!👍🏻

  • @cpu64
    @cpu64 4 года назад +14

    Oh snap! My name popping up everywhere during the power process explanation, lol!

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +5

      We wanted to share credit to the amazing individuals who came before, we hope we didn’t disappoint you in our video!

  • @SiriusSphynx
    @SiriusSphynx 2 года назад +2

    I am struggling to find the words to describe how impressive these videos are and glad that someone did the research and work to define the lore and technology of the franchise so clearly.
    My inner child looks up to you guys with thankful delight. Very well done.

  • @tnd6956
    @tnd6956 4 года назад +20

    Amazing work... i couldn't imagine there was so much research behind it and i deeply thought they basically just randomly put cool stuff together to make it looks amazing. thanks a lot !

    • @Giles29
      @Giles29 2 года назад +1

      I think it basically is they put cool stuff together, but then come up with some scientific stuff to back it up .

  • @MrKevin486
    @MrKevin486 3 года назад +4

    One of the best Ghostbusters videos ever made no doubt. Good work.

  • @AgentExeider
    @AgentExeider 3 года назад +4

    this was a very well thought out and described video. A primer of the workings of a proton pack. One thing I'd like to offer is, the Neutrona Wand tip apparently has some kind of twist control for the leading (front) mounted hand, I was told this controls the "wobble" the beam can have, which is why in some scenes, the beam is very straight, while in others, twists left or right or even seems to have a curve to it. From what I was told this is so when you have a ghost entangled and the ghost is fighting the beam, you can give it some slack so as not to lose it. The analogy I was told is that capturing a ghost is like fishing, your firm in some moments, then slack in others, this in turn allows the ghost to tire itself out and thus to weak to resist when trying to get it into the trap. Hence Ray's advice of _"Zap 'em, Cap 'em and Trap 'em"_ , meaning to weaken the ghost, zap them of there energy, entangle them in the beam like a rope, cap them, and then put them in position to get sucked in by the trap's proton field, trap them.

    • @beverlyscott3741
      @beverlyscott3741 3 года назад +1

      Thats good. Im just going to add that the trap (meuon trap) doesn't have a proton field, but does use electro magnets with alternative currents to keep the negative PKE make up of the ghost inside.

  • @toddsmitts
    @toddsmitts 3 года назад +3

    Nice callback in "Afterlife" that Phoebe has to hit all three switches, including the safety, before using the proton pack.

    • @KrimsonStorm
      @KrimsonStorm 4 месяца назад

      And even mentions that! Plus the warming up of the cyclotron was amazing.

  • @cowpuddles4851
    @cowpuddles4851 4 года назад +7

    A lot of great effort was put into the research for this video. Very high quality and tons of fun!

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +2

      Thank you. We really try and go above and beyond and truly appreciate you watching and enjoying.

  • @shozinryu4
    @shozinryu4 3 года назад +2

    This was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you! As a real Particle Physicist I'm going to get started on engineering this right away. The science is there with a little tweaking.

  • @MikeSAINT85
    @MikeSAINT85 4 года назад +5

    I LEGITIMATELY PLANNED ON GOING TO COLLEGE TO LEARN ABOUT THIS! This is my favorite video on the subject! Thank you

  • @argent-kestrel90
    @argent-kestrel90 2 года назад +2

    Its interesting how Ray mentions "16 ounces of Fuel Isotope" in Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

  • @BellowDGaming
    @BellowDGaming 4 года назад +7

    It all makes sense tbh, whenever a ghost manifest due to negative energy like in GB2 it's seen physically and the Proton Pack and Nutrono Wand are the key to getting them

  • @DERMOMAN85
    @DERMOMAN85 4 года назад +8

    This was an awesome video..
    I love the real world physics applied to the pack and actually somewhat make sense of it..
    Now I can actually explain the pack at conventions.. If I forget anything I'll just direct people to the channel 😁

  • @occidentalist
    @occidentalist 2 года назад +1

    I am astounded by the amount of research that has gone into producing this video, as well as the entertaining editing and the helpful original graphics! And the narration is perfectly clear. Very well done!

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  2 года назад +1

      Thank you so much. Truly. Our videos are a lot of work and it feels great to know someone notices that effort.

  • @TheJerryRodz
    @TheJerryRodz 4 года назад +4

    super interesting.... there’s actual science behind it

  • @wcapewell3089
    @wcapewell3089 4 года назад +29

    Im guessing the next video is how the trap works?

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +8

      We're going to post a poll for which video we should do next. You'll have to vote and see!

    • @lennymosca9099
      @lennymosca9099 4 года назад +1

      @@ChannelingSpirits you've done a fantastic job with this channel you really have good luck to the holidays guys and keep up the great work

  • @Dravenscrypt
    @Dravenscrypt 2 года назад +1

    Nice commentary and documentation.

  • @douglasa.schmitt4523
    @douglasa.schmitt4523 4 года назад +87

    Okay gear heads, you heard the chick... let's get to building.

    • @polarjet1833
      @polarjet1833 4 года назад +3

      Douglas A. Schmitt Y E S, we must build

    • @daddydanknugs
      @daddydanknugs 4 года назад +3

      DO IT! The people at Epic Rap Battles of History take a jab at Ghostbuster tech when they did "Ghostbusters vs. Mythbusters"! Teach them why they should never take jabs at people with positron colliders!

    • @tylerkepple640
      @tylerkepple640 4 года назад +7

      We got the tools, we got the talent. It's Millah time! :D

    • @innocenttroll0
      @innocenttroll0 4 года назад +5

      Don’t mean to be a doubter but we’re going to need a isotope way stronger than carbon 14 or a completely different element the radiation is no where near enough for a visible stream or any maybe like a Nano gram of uranium

    • @georgeasimakos1744
      @georgeasimakos1744 3 года назад +2

      @@innocenttroll0 ok, who brought the engineer?

  • @tondog54
    @tondog54 4 года назад +2

    This is incredible. My 10 year old self is totally geeking out right now. Thanks for this!

  • @MechaniclifeJDM
    @MechaniclifeJDM Год назад

    I yearned to know which of the original ghostbusters had the mechanical or engineering background to create such realistically possible equipment in the early 80’s, then I found your video, thank you for answering questions which I have had for a very long time in such a complete way.
    R.I.P Harold Ramis

  • @cmd062
    @cmd062 4 года назад +2

    This video is essential viewing for any fan and/or prop builder, excellent work!

  • @seanhorgan7288
    @seanhorgan7288 4 года назад +14

    Can’t get enough of these videos ❤️

  • @gsagabaen
    @gsagabaen 4 года назад +2

    I love how you guys explain how the proton pack works. Can you also do a video on how the Ghostbusters creators came up with the distinctive sounds of the equipment?

    • @thitsugaya1224
      @thitsugaya1224 2 года назад

      Am I correct in saying that the proton stream would create a deadly amount of radiation as it passes through the atmosphere or hits something solid?

  • @YaBoyKels1
    @YaBoyKels1 4 года назад +4

    Attention to detail in this one was amazing lol

  • @danr8013
    @danr8013 2 года назад +1

    I’ve always called the hand held part the “particle thrower”. I’m sticking with it!

  • @LairdPhilip
    @LairdPhilip 4 года назад +1

    Wow. One of the best explanations of how a Proton Pack works....
    Thankyou. You are awesome.

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад

      Thank YOU! You are awesome! We really appreciate you checking out our video!

  • @volkswag12
    @volkswag12 3 года назад +3

    13:00 I just figured the guys made a deal with Libyan terrorists who had raided a nuclear power plant, the same ones that Doc Brown made a deal with.

  • @ravingrays248
    @ravingrays248 4 года назад +2

    I love your explanation of the proton packs operation I always theorized that the proton pack was a dual plasmatron that just took hydrogen gas & converted it to protons like the process in the large Hadron collider my theory was using the animated proton pack the red part was the power cell using tritium connected to the accentuator the yellow round part would be the tank of hydrogen gas & the middle top part with the gauge would be the pump that pumps hydrogen gas via the metal hose to the dual plasmatron which is the round part of the pack then from there the hydrogen is made into protons & like the ionization chamber/ ion source of particle accelerators the plasma is forced through the hose into the wand the wand has electromagnets that accelerates the proton plasma out of the wand.

  • @nigelbenn4642
    @nigelbenn4642 Год назад +1

    Heidi, unbelievable research level, quality video.

  • @derekmason1881
    @derekmason1881 4 года назад +2

    You should do how the particle beams affect humans and Corporeal solid entities next

    • @b.lloydreese2030
      @b.lloydreese2030 3 года назад +1

      I think all the collateral damage in the movies make it pretty clear what would happen

  • @KDSmith-xw3rc
    @KDSmith-xw3rc 3 года назад

    This right here is the magic of Ghostbusters to me. Every other Spiritual movie where good fights evil, good fights that evil with their own spiritual means. Ghostbusters fights it with science. Putting humanity on level ground with the spiritual. You love to see it.

  • @NoCtUrNaLJonez
    @NoCtUrNaLJonez 2 года назад

    Wow... and these are the exact parts you can upgrade on Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed 😁👍🏼

  • @guerrillaworks
    @guerrillaworks 2 года назад

    WOW! Great break down. I just took in all things Ghostbusters this October because we as a family became Ghostbusters fr this past Halloween. I made our proton packs. So I feel l've seen so much of it. And this video is the icing on the cake of my research. Great job!! And thanks for making this.

  • @michaelscott9516
    @michaelscott9516 3 года назад +1

    It would be neat to see a video on crossing the streams.

  • @Blarmenify
    @Blarmenify 4 года назад +1

    This video was so great. It was like getting a deep tissue massage from a being made entirely of nostalgia.

  • @TheQuaadFather
    @TheQuaadFather 5 месяцев назад

    Glad someone noticed the red and green concept beams got reused in Extreme Ghostbusters!

  • @MrGavj
    @MrGavj 3 года назад +1

    amazing! As a lifelong GB fan I love this level of geekiness

  • @berniedavis6676
    @berniedavis6676 4 года назад +2

    Great video. Very educational. Tho an actual working proton pack would be around an estimated 90 billion dollars to build just one fully functional pack. But then you have to worry about over heating and venting, and replacement parts for repairs. For four packs and I don't think anyone but Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark together could afford to do that. Even though I always wanted a working pack as a kid 😂

  • @hbjr5556
    @hbjr5556 3 года назад

    This might just be the greatest thing I’ve ever seen in human life as we know it

  • @retropulse03
    @retropulse03 3 года назад

    This video was an absolute fucking treat.
    Thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it.

  • @Jay_Baumans_Stuntdouble
    @Jay_Baumans_Stuntdouble 3 года назад

    Next to the lightsaber, the proton pack is easily the coolest prop in all of cinema. You did a magnificent job going into the ins and outs of the pack itself. If i could, I'd give 2 thumbs up.

    • @jsullivan2112
      @jsullivan2112 3 года назад +1

      Pffft. Ten times better than a lightsaber. And far more plausible.

  • @luistoomuch
    @luistoomuch 4 года назад

    This video is something I never knew I wanted but boy, oh, boy when it came was I happy.

  • @McCaler
    @McCaler 4 года назад +1

    My dear,......that's 1 hell of a good research you have pulled together, and that's pretty damn well impressive!

  • @ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275
    @ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275 2 года назад

    What I like is that now that the physics and fundamentals are explained, the designs can be improved and added to. Meaning proton packs can be designed differently and produce different results, while still launching the needed protons to remove the PKE

  • @HighLiner15
    @HighLiner15 3 года назад +1

    Holy Crap your video just blew my mind like the head of a GIANT stay puft Marshmallow head over 55 Park west in NYC. I 💙 the detail in the real world design and the detail in your video of all their details in the flicks.
    Good form I say good form
    😉 👍

  • @Paradude84
    @Paradude84 4 года назад +2

    I love all of your videos. Just posted this to my Positively Ghostbusters page. Keep up the awesome work!!!!!!!

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад

      John, you're amazing. We love following you on Twitter and really appreciate you sharing our stuff.

  • @thebigomn2907
    @thebigomn2907 3 года назад +1

    Fascinating when I was a kid I thought this was possible but I thought it would have to be using a form of magnetics and energy. Lately I have considered some sort of energy and frequency capture system but only in my mind. But wow who knew it was indeed possible.

  • @ghostface1529
    @ghostface1529 4 года назад +1

    Fun fact with no batteries it weighs 30 pounds with batteries it was nearly 50 pounds and the description of the packs as a untested nuclear accelerator is according to the directors spot on

  • @stonecoldhitman7662
    @stonecoldhitman7662 3 года назад +1

    Wow, what a great video. everything is laid out extremely thoughtfully and clearly. Thanks!

  • @neilmendrico5262
    @neilmendrico5262 4 года назад

    this is just so well thought of, i didnt think that every mash of things that makeup the proton pack would have their own functions and not just things put in there to make it look like it, the level of detail is legendary haha i wonder what would happen if people funded to make this a real thing.

  • @happyhammer1
    @happyhammer1 3 года назад +2

    I really enjoyed this. I'm about to check out your beetlejuice video next. You know what would be awesome? Ghostbusters vs Beetlejuice crossover.

  • @indistinctchatter3501
    @indistinctchatter3501 Год назад

    I admire the time, effort, thought, and love that went into developing Ghostbusters. Compared to movies today that are cheap fan fiction that have to check identity boxes first and foremost.

  • @michaelgatti4038
    @michaelgatti4038 4 года назад

    I just did a chapter in chemistry 1401 on the Lewis dot structure of chemical compounds. albeit chemistry and physics are two different branches of science, you’re still using A lot of terminology that I had to pound in my head in one afternoon. The sun is behind a proton pack is not completely foreign language to me but I don’t think I will make one in my lifetime. Great vid.

  • @DangerDave-e7u
    @DangerDave-e7u 4 года назад +14

    What is the world like inside the ghost traps/containment unit ?

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +6

      We just posted a poll on what to do next! Check it out.

    • @justan324
      @justan324 4 года назад +3

      They did cover that in one of the real ghostbusters cartoon episodes

    • @Fritter_Films
      @Fritter_Films 4 года назад +3

      @@justan324 Yeah. It was just like a foggy void, right?

    • @Brokenface
      @Brokenface 3 года назад +2

      According to the animated series it's a ghostly dimension

  • @decepticonleadermegatron5239
    @decepticonleadermegatron5239 3 года назад +1

    To sum it up in a couple of words: protons attracted to neutrons in the neutrino wand and the ghost are made of negative energy which attracts the positive beam, stunning said ghost

  • @Allan_aka_RocKITEman
    @Allan_aka_RocKITEman 3 года назад

    @Channeling Spirits >>> *THANK YOU* for posting this video.
    For MANY YEARS I have wanted to know if the _proton packs_ WERE based on any science.

  • @themikereda
    @themikereda 4 года назад +4

    That was legit as hell.

  • @CthulhusDream
    @CthulhusDream 4 года назад +2

    I love your all's info and deep dive videos, glad to see more of them!

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад

      We've got more coming, even if they take a while to put together! Thanks for watching!

  • @hamsandwhich666
    @hamsandwhich666 3 года назад +1

    At one point, when capturing Slimer, Dr. Pete says something to the effect of, "I'll bet you'll never mess with a guy with a positron glider again." Positrons are, from what I understand to be the antimatter equivalent to protons.

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  3 года назад +2

      Correct, Venkman does say that. Positrons are antimatter equivalents of electrons. A couple of explanations: 1) Venkman doesn't know what he's talking about since he doesn't have a degree or understanding of quantum mechanics (He never studied) and 2) the name "positron collider" might not explicitly mean it only collides positrons but rather explaining it is a cyclotron.

    • @hamsandwhich666
      @hamsandwhich666 3 года назад

      @@ChannelingSpirits THAT'S SO COOL THAT YOU KNOW THAT!!!!!!!!!

    • @hamsandwhich666
      @hamsandwhich666 3 года назад

      @@ChannelingSpirits Yeah i think Pete's degree had mostly to do with psychological and parapsych stuff.

  • @Brody-lx7rf
    @Brody-lx7rf 6 месяцев назад

    I love this explanation i hope they explain how the super slammer and other equipment from the game works

  • @unraveledguitarist
    @unraveledguitarist 3 года назад +1

    This channel is amazing. Thanks for the great content!

  • @_Only_Zuul
    @_Only_Zuul 4 года назад

    cool..i never noticed that about the different proton streams shooting opposite directions. i can't unsee it now!😄

  • @christopherniceley8848
    @christopherniceley8848 4 года назад +1

    One of your best videos! Thank you so much! I love Ghostbusters and this video is simply amazing 👌👍🙌

  • @Dargonhuman
    @Dargonhuman 4 года назад +1

    Wait, wait, wait... A while back I saw a video where some GB fans built their own replica proton pack with a modern ALICE frame that they mounted a vacuformed plastic (with fiberglass reinforcement) proton shell onto. I don't recall if they had access to the original prototype design notes like you did for this video, but other than the vacuforming instead of shaped foam, you're telling me their homemade DIY replica was actually almost exactly how the prototype pack was built?
    That's actually really awesome and very indicative of just how close to the "garage built out of junk" aesthetic they actually achieved.

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +2

      A lot of fans have gone to great lengths to copy the original hero props. The "shell" is usually vacuum-formed fiberglass, like the original props. Some have measured the hero props for the exact dimensions and been able to create some very close replicas!

    • @Dargonhuman
      @Dargonhuman 4 года назад +1

      @@ChannelingSpirits I love this fandom, I'm excited to be a part of it. Let's do this!

  • @georgeasimakos1744
    @georgeasimakos1744 3 года назад

    Found my new favorite channel

  • @butter_buttler2817
    @butter_buttler2817 3 года назад

    this video made me cry its so good

  • @crambo765
    @crambo765 3 года назад

    I would t say I’m a total ghostbusters nerd. But that was cool, well done and kept my attention. Thank you

  • @7thcitezen702
    @7thcitezen702 4 года назад +1

    Hell yeah one of your best videos!! Going into chemistry and quantum physics, yall go all out on this one haha! 😄👍

  • @derekmason1881
    @derekmason1881 4 года назад +4

    Do the containment unit next !

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +2

      We just posted a poll to pick for what we should do next. Check it out!

  • @gregburke6098
    @gregburke6098 4 года назад +1

    Great job folks 👍

  • @LanceRidenerStudiios
    @LanceRidenerStudiios 4 года назад +1

    Ok I got to say this channel I am surprised by every video and am excited to see a new video by them each time in my feed cause their just great at researching this stuff better then some superfans I know.

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  4 года назад +1

      We've got a lot more coming! Thank you so much, seriously. You guys keep us going when we have done so many hours of work and get frustrated. Thank you.

  • @GoGoVengo
    @GoGoVengo 3 года назад +1

    I would like to see a video on the slime blower.

    • @ChannelingSpirits
      @ChannelingSpirits  3 года назад +1

      We just posted the Gigameter. The Slime Blower will be our next video, the script is already done.

  • @dannyfiumano6320
    @dannyfiumano6320 4 года назад +1

    This explains so much. I love this!!

  • @_b_9895
    @_b_9895 Год назад

    You also have to consider how freaked out someone might be if they see you lugging around a proton pack. The thing looks like a flamethrower, and kind of functions on the same principals.

  • @mikeknight9253
    @mikeknight9253 4 года назад +1

    Thanks.... good work!!! I love my proton pack replica and it's great to know details!!

  • @OKNOKAY
    @OKNOKAY 4 года назад +10

    Why doesn’t anyone actually try and make a real proton pack, your way seems like it really works.

    • @Revan2908
      @Revan2908 3 года назад +5

      Probably because it's a man-portable particle accelerator. I don't think that's technologically feasible at the current point in time.

    • @harrycollins3248
      @harrycollins3248 3 года назад +7

      More than likely due to the fact that building something like that is extremely dangerous and possibly criminal to own. That and the cost.

    • @beverlyscott3741
      @beverlyscott3741 3 года назад +1

      Creating an unlicensed nuclear accelerator thats a portable weapon towads animate and inanimate objects is highly illegal. But if there were good enough reason one could obtain a license. Like scientists working with high powered lasers.

    • @beverlyscott3741
      @beverlyscott3741 3 года назад +1

      By the way this is not HER way. It is THE way a cyclotron works and is based on actual science. They are a little bigger though and Im not sure the wearer could have one on as much as these guys and not develop radiation sickness or other diseases.

  • @gmansgnarlyscienceshow2820
    @gmansgnarlyscienceshow2820 2 года назад +1

    12:10 Yeah! The video game!

  • @KRiSTUBE723
    @KRiSTUBE723 3 года назад +2

    The Power Cell use carbon 14 , artificial dimonds can make energy If they have contact to nuclear material . POWER CELL SOLVED!!!

  • @G5559-k1c
    @G5559-k1c 4 года назад +1

    This was beyond helpful!

  • @Dorelaxen
    @Dorelaxen 3 года назад +7

    Venkman, shorten your stream. I don't want my face burned off.

  • @thitsugaya1224
    @thitsugaya1224 2 года назад +1

    It's actually doable, if you have a power supply that is sufficient, and if you figure out how to store hydrogen without molecular loss. However, the most difficult part is the spalling radiation that a stream of protons hitting a matter such as the atmosphere, or solid objects will create. In essence, you could build it, and with some effort make it work at least to a degree, however, it would probably kill you and anyone around it with radiation poisoning.

  • @AllyC_Rhythms
    @AllyC_Rhythms 2 года назад

    I f******g love these tech explanation videos for GB. Excellent!

  • @23RedTechno
    @23RedTechno 4 года назад +1

    Well! this was the best science lesson i had every heard =)

  • @jettisoncargo
    @jettisoncargo 4 года назад +2

    I used to think it was an antimatter weapon, but now I've changed my mind.