Different fruits and vegetables that happen to have hard skins such as watermelons, pumpkins, coconuts, etc, would be pretty interesting to watch implode under pressure, especially curious about the coconut.
I'm thinking the chicken would have won because they're given so much calcium at the chicken farms and their eggs are prolly stronger because of that. Just my theory tho.
It's not the differences in the strength of the shells, rather it's the percentage difference in dissolved gases within the eggs' fluid content and the size of the air sac. Get a plastic egg shell from a craft store and fill it completely with degassed oil and it won't fail at any pressure.
I think if anyone knows how to give them a heads up about this channel, they might want a collab! This is ENTIRELY in their wheelhouse, but I have never seen them film pressure implosions.
My guess prior to watching is that the quail egg will go deepest because I think it has a larger surface area to volume ratio. I have also hatched several types of eggs in incubators, and quail egg shells are surprisingly strong for their size, though not as thick as the shells of home grown chicken eggs or duck or peafowl eggs.
Eggcellent video..best one so far..definetly want to see an ostrich egg...would be interesting challange to see if you could coat an egg with something to get it to abyssal depth..maybe resin?....could be a video all alone...coat eggs in different substances to see which holds up best under pressure. Implosions today were dramatic.
@@TheDropzoneChannel Oh, that would be sweet....as long as the glue you use can solidify and make an air tight seal, I bet you could get the egg to Abyssal (Maybe)…maybe different layers on each egg?...Not sure how much carbon fiber costs though.
@@TheDropzoneChannel Oh, how about a CO2 cartridge in the drop tank? A small one...like the kind you use in Pellet guns...the are obviously waterproof and, they might implode quite dramatically...and you could see the effects of it being filled with CO2...I would be very interested to see that....also those CO2 cartridges are fairly cheap, and small enough that when they implode, shouldn't cause any damage or anything. Just a thought.....A toy Submarine coated to make it waterproof and pressurized to 1 atmosphere inside could be cool as well...but that might be a bit too much work.
You should test a mini titan sub with plasticine figurines inside. Also a logitech gamepad. Is it respectful? No. Would it be entertaining? Definitely. end of the day they all signed their lives away, quite literally despite the many red flags like "I don't hire old men with experience, they're too boring and not innovative enough" stated publicly, the "building of" video which any billionaire could have hired a submersible engineer to simply watch that and give advice, they chose not to. May as well have gone skydiving with a parachute their grandma knitted because "it's cold at 10,000 feet and wool keeps you warm"
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A styrofoam cup is a classic thing to put into a deep sea chamber, I’ve seen them get as small as a thimble
never thought egg pressure tests would keep me entertained but here we are
Could be worth doing a coconut 🥥 if it fits in your chamber.i love your channel 👍
Yeah coconut
Okay. Let me try it out...
Different fruits and vegetables that happen to have hard skins such as watermelons, pumpkins, coconuts, etc, would be pretty interesting to watch implode under pressure, especially curious about the coconut.
I'm thinking the chicken would have won because they're given so much calcium at the chicken farms and their eggs are prolly stronger because of that. Just my theory tho.
yeah, an ostrich egg might be kinda cool…. Thanks for doing these tests, fascinating stuff.
Ratite eggs (ostrich, emu, kiwi, etc.) Do have very thick shells, so that would be an interesting comparison.
@@victoriaeads6126 How about owl eggs? They're pretty spherical.
Try a seringe with the end closed off. Would be nice to see it compressing and maybe compare the plastic vs glass.
It's not the differences in the strength of the shells, rather it's the percentage difference in dissolved gases within the eggs' fluid content and the size of the air sac.
Get a plastic egg shell from a craft store and fill it completely with degassed oil and it won't fail at any pressure.
Enjoy your dad jokes. Keep them coming.
The PSA at the end was LOL funny! I'm looking forward to a Q&A episode once you have enough questions.
Ostrich egg would be so cool to test with how thick the shell is, if you could fit it in of course.
It fits. I'll probably reserve an egg for the spring when its available.
Eggceptional engineering!
Now stick the chicken in there.😂
Ratite eggs would be interesting! No protected or endangered ones, of course 😋
Logic says the thickest shell should go deeper. Let's see what happens... And I failed miserably, I thought it would be the turkey egg.
I have heard that the older the hen that lays the egg the thicker the shell. That could affect the depth at which the egg fails.
I would have loved to see those using the "sloMo Guys" camera, still good stuff though :)
I think if anyone knows how to give them a heads up about this channel, they might want a collab! This is ENTIRELY in their wheelhouse, but I have never seen them film pressure implosions.
Dinosaur egg!
My guess prior to watching is that the quail egg will go deepest because I think it has a larger surface area to volume ratio. I have also hatched several types of eggs in incubators, and quail egg shells are surprisingly strong for their size, though not as thick as the shells of home grown chicken eggs or duck or peafowl eggs.
Either that or the largest egg, having a thicker shell due to the necessity of being able to withstand the weight of a larger hen, will prevail.
Winner winner, chicken dinner!
A can of shaving jell . Magic eight ball . snow globe
I would also like to see a shrunken head. They often do that on deep sea dives, stick a foam head outside the sub with makeup. Have you done apples?
Winner winner chicken dinner
Do you think the restraints might be creating stress risers where they touch the shell?
I tried to keep the elastic cord as loose as possible. I would say its negligible given the enormous loading just from the pressure alone.
I want you to do a video where you do fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs
as well as I would love to see the ostrich VS emu
winner winner chicken dinner
Eggcellent video..best one so far..definetly want to see an ostrich egg...would be interesting challange to see if you could coat an egg with something to get it to abyssal depth..maybe resin?....could be a video all alone...coat eggs in different substances to see which holds up best under pressure. Implosions today were dramatic.
How about I wrap it in a carbon fiber?
@@TheDropzoneChannel Oh, that would be sweet....as long as the glue you use can solidify and make an air tight seal, I bet you could get the egg to Abyssal (Maybe)…maybe different layers on each egg?...Not sure how much carbon fiber costs though.
@@TheDropzoneChannel Oh, how about a CO2 cartridge in the drop tank? A small one...like the kind you use in Pellet guns...the are obviously waterproof and, they might implode quite dramatically...and you could see the effects of it being filled with CO2...I would be very interested to see that....also those CO2 cartridges are fairly cheap, and small enough that when they implode, shouldn't cause any damage or anything. Just a thought.....A toy Submarine coated to make it waterproof and pressurized to 1 atmosphere inside could be cool as well...but that might be a bit too much work.
Try pressurizing meat.
2 cuts one control one pressurized compare also compare how each piece is cooks and the texture of both samples.
Yes for ostrich egg!
There's an egg drop soup joke in here somewhere but it's late and I'm tired.
Do the ostrich vs emu egg !
Guineafowl eggs are very hard, test them.
Guineafowl have thick skulls, too 😂
Might be wrong, I've seen up to quail and I'm going with quail because it has the least surface area.
Though a thicker shell might make a difference.
OMG eggs this will be good
Try an ostrich egg
Dog eggs
Interesto see howcthe cracks grew and shrank with pressure
The ocean gate sub be like:
The air sack of an egg is at the bottom
Love the jokes!
Ya ostrich egg test
When are you going to do this in broth? 😂
nice
Was that a GMO or free-range chicken egg?
Free-range straight from a backyard chicken coop. I only use the strongest eggs. Maybe I can do a comparison later with the cheaper store bought eggs.
@@TheDropzoneChannel That would be an interesting comparison.
It's pronounced EEM-YOU. :)
What if you hard boil them? 🙂
Good question! I'll try it out.
You should test a mini titan sub with plasticine figurines inside. Also a logitech gamepad.
Is it respectful? No. Would it be entertaining? Definitely.
end of the day they all signed their lives away, quite literally despite the many red flags like "I don't hire old men with experience, they're too boring and not innovative enough" stated publicly, the "building of" video which any billionaire could have hired a submersible engineer to simply watch that and give advice, they chose not to. May as well have gone skydiving with a parachute their grandma knitted because "it's cold at 10,000 feet and wool keeps you warm"