Boiled Dirty Water under the Microscope
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- A microscopic examination of dirty water before boiling and after boiling.
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FAQ:
Q: Should the plant material be removed before boiling?
A: Yes. To make water potable it should be filtered and boiled. In this video I wanted to show the antimicrobial properties of boiling even with the plant material in the beaker.
Q: Is the water safe to drink after boiling?
A: Boiling kills bacteria, but it does not get rid of any toxins, heavy metals or bacterial spores. It should be filtered or distilled to get rid of those items.
The microscope magnification in each shot is shown in the bottom right hand corner.
Camera - Nikon D3300
Microscope - Leica ATC 2000
Millions of protozoa cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced
I applaud your SW reference
lol star wars
Best comment ever
Onion Haseyo fuck bts
Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy?
What a metal soundtrack to play to the death of millions.
Mehrunes Faulkonnen what song is this?
@@joshuaguiterez9671 it's him playing.
This video should have had the song "Bleed" by meshuggah
Insert "brutal" meme
@@saltypepper5696 yea lmao😂
A few people laughed a few people cried most were silent.
- WW3 quote
Lol is this from the atomic bomb experiment?? Hahaha
I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.
@@ifeanychukwu2412 still reminds me of a payday 2 mask quote
Underrated comment.
Biologists: Nothing too intense, it’s just a video about boiling water
Guitarist: 🎸🔥
Hes both
plot twist: it was the guitar's fire that boiled the water, not the hot plate
Made me feel like I was watching anime
@@gabrielkawa3477 9 years old again?
@@phattjohnson Dumbass, do you even know what anime even IS? What do you think the demographic is?
With the music and editing choices, you really made boiling a beaker of water feel like genocide. Thank you.
I mean, aren't we exterminating microbes?
really did feel like it
@@custom_name854, wtf, 1 minute apart
Would be fitting for a Second World War documentary
@@AnneH1021, foreskin cat paper
"Let's boil this water and see what survives."
You monster
Think about this the next time you cook food.
"And if you think men who boil water are monsters, wait until you see what salmonella is capable of"
😂😂 same thoughts
@@tweer64 huh.
@@tweer64 guess I won't eat 👍
Camera: pans, slowly, across a graveyard of dead bacteria
Guitar: wails softly in to the night
😂I’m sorry, but this comment is funny😂😂
*"Do you feel like a hero yet?"*
"Wails softly" sent me🤣
I had to go back to the bacteria graveyard to appreciate the guitar truly wailing
Protozoa are not bacteria
"50 thousand people used to live here, now it's a ghost town"
protozoa and bacteria*
Cod mw
it feels like a nuclear aftermath
666...
Ur mom looks like a nuclear aftermath
@@PHILLYMEDIC69 how the ufck you know that are you spying me ?
Loool
@@keremylmaz3155 literally laughed at this comment
“Only one colony grew” sounds like the prelude to a villain story
Sounds like the start to an epic revenge story.
He became Covid and vowed to slaughter as many humans as possible to get revenge
imagine if that colony is called Eldia.
the .01 percent of chad bacteria.
and since it was on the outer edge it's possible it was an alien spore colony.
I always thought they "popped" when boiled, leaving nothing visible left, but that just... die. It's oddly chilling to be left looking at a literal sea of corpses
You would be surprised how many dead corpses are living in and on your Body
@@ahabduennschitz7670 and my fridge
@@cyrusmuller6502 fridge? come on man you can only fit like 3 of them in there. think bigger, like a basement
Same here. Although, I believe soap does cause them to "pop". Since, from what I recall, that's one method of extracting DNA. Once they pop, the DNA strands emerge.
Many actually pop because their membranes isn't designed to handle the heat, you just probably don't see them anymore because they're now into smaller pieces
I never thought someone boiling dirty water can make me feel this way
I love how you actually play guitar for your videos instead of just looking for some royalty free music. Shit really touches my soul
Awwww thank you!
same
Damn, that just him playing? I was hoping to be able to find the song and save it, but that's just him? You should try to get your music on spotify lol
@@wastelanddan7388I I am working on uploading it. I have some music available on most music services if you are interested. itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-amazing-microscopic-world-single/1444783678?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
man the track in this gets me thinking and into an existential crisis i love it its great tbh. let us know when its uploaded if u dont mind ty
50,000 microbes used to live here, now it’s a ghost town.
Best comment, ever...
Goddamn that brings me back
You're a wizard harry.
Ayyyyyy
That was before the plague hit
The guitarist really said "now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds"
Fun fact: Sci- Inspi himself is the sole musician in the music you hear from his videos.
:D
Now I have become death, destroyer of tones
How the hell do you have more subscribers than me?
@Dr. Wy Thlong Face Do you think there’s room for improvement?
@the dank goldfish Will you watch content like that if I make it?
Imagine being a bacteria just chilling in some water, suddenly you hear some sick guitar music then you get boiled alive
That would be one he'll of a Friday night.
bacteria: why do I hear Boss Music?
🤣
Bacterium.
Lololol 😂
It's as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were silenced
This reference is surprisingly true to this video xD🤣
Fma :o
*cough* china *cough*
This is great lol
@@tsc7445 50 cent warrior spotted
That last colony of bacteria must be the 0.1% of germs that hand sanitizer can’t kill.
0.1%* some claim that only 0.01% survive
Could have just been some stuff that was floating around in the test environment.
Under Federal Law nothing can be 100% only 99.9% is allowed. But your comment was still funny as hell 😂
@@apples9896 I wasn't even talking to you. So who's the idiot you dumb fuck. The fact that I'm replying to the original post, an you think your comment was important enough for me to read shows who the idiot is.
Its a uber heat resistant bacteria surviving 100 degrees
For some reason I'd always thought they poofed out of existence when sterilized with heat.
Lol so did I but I didn't say it out loud.
On a similar note, snakes drink water (and not the blood of its victims)
Finger snap?
So now you know you’re drink carcasses after boiling your water or and bathing with the live organisms 🤣🤣
Heat kills enzymes :)
It was actually really unsettling seeing the microscope pan across the wasteland of dead bacteria. Nice editing!
*EVIL MAN GIVES AND TAKES LIFE FOR AMUSEMENT*
@GamesTricker Exactly what I was thinking. These guy grew enough to create a civilization (weeelll). Their world was given to them and the correct conditions for life to be sustainable were provided. They multiplied, and had a large population, booming with life. *Then came death by rising temperatures.*
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Holy shit, is this prophetic? Like, I don't necessarily believe in (COUGH) certain things, but damn. The first humans, rising temperatures, Global warming! Why god WHYYYY! Are we your plaything! Are we just an experiment for a higher being of existence living in a society much like ours?
@@notareallin620 god damn it bro, I could sleep without this thought
Now I problaby waste my whole night thinking about that, tnx bro ksks
@@lucassouto5786 Your welcome. 🙃
I'm crying inside.
@@notareallin620 their civilization was destined to collapse, they were isolated after all
@@Anna-cc5yw what about us... aren't we also isolated to an extent. Just think about it.
All they have to do, is develope enough to build "space ships" to go out to "space".
I felt a great disturbance in the Force
As if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced
Yes, just like every time someone boils anything or someone eats meat or someone sprayed room with anti fly and mosquito spray.
Or someone uses antibacterial soap
Midichlorians
Thank you, I was looking for this comment.
hieu nguyen hello there
Amazing how something as simple as cooking food has saved billions of human lives and basically made civilization possible
I’m amazed at how nature has provided us danger but also a remedy (fire) to survive that danger. Whoever put that raw meat in a fire for the first time has to be the greatest human being ever!
Cooking meat that has had significant bacterial activity (read: spoiled) will still make a person sick. The bacteria produce toxic waste that isn't carried away.
Freshness is still very important.
well all animals can survive without the need to cook their food and that makes me wonder if we humans are actually the aliens and are not native to the earth
C0pyPasta Well, humans descended from ancestors that originally weren’t meat eaters at all. In fact, nearly all human ancestors were strictly herbivorous.
Experts aren’t sure why, but our ancestors started eating meat about 2.6 million years ago. Yes, the raw kind.
As our ancestors became more intelligent, they were able to fend off predators easier, using sharpened sticks, rocks, and later on stone tools. This left behind dead animal carcasses, which may have eventually temped some to incorporate meat into their diet, especially if food was scarce and there was no other option. This is my assumption of why humans started. It’s only a guess, but what I can say is that once some of our ancestors started eating meat, wherever they found it from, they incorporated new methods of acquiring food, such as hunting, instead of just gathering which they previously solely relied on.
When our ancestors discovered fire, and were able to cook with it, it allowed them to make food that was previously difficult to digest even for their bodies into soft, warm food that can be broken down with ease. While cooking removes some nutrients from food, it ultimately allows more of it to be processed by the body, which overall gives the body more nutrients while it’s in the intestinal track.
This boost in nutrition provided by cooking, is believed to have contributed to our ancestors brain development even further. At some point, they lost their ability to process certain raw foods altogether, as cooked food became a staple in their diets. They would not have been able to sustain themselves on a raw diet alone by that time.
This ended up making our species have weaker digestive systems than most, in terms of safety processing raw foods which are typically infested with pathogens. But, it fueled our bodies and brought us to where we are now.
So no, we aren’t aliens. We originally didn’t eat meat at all, but over time we changed and distinguished ourselves from other species due to the unique circumstances we found ourselves in, ultimately ditching most raw food altogether, save for fruits and vegetables.
or... cooking food made human immune system weaker. as you can see other animals dont cook their food but they have better immunity than us humans.
0:00 to 1:50 "Wow... the wonders of life, the marvels of how life finds a way, what a beautiful spectacle"
2:00 "Lets boil it and kill everything"
This guy just straight up massacred an entire world
He was god. Until he destroyed his people.
Urk! This was too close for comfort on the reality of things.
Ikr! Humans are such evil beings.
Whilst cooking food
.... And?
I masturbate
One which he made
Brownian motion: a random movement of microscopic particles suspended in liquids or gases resulting from the impact of molecules of the fluid surrounding the particles.
Thank you. I needed clarification.
Ah yes I love a good definition
You the best
Well, that saved me Googling it
or it could be just surviving bacteria mutating into a stronger being with anti boil resistant property
The Microbial Genocide 2019 (colorized)
I know its just a joke and so on but why does something from 2019 need to get colorized?
@@CoDZockerLPit a crack at the BBC documentary remakes of WW2 that were not colorized. A documentary would say something like " Nazi concentration Camps (1944) colorized"
@@josh.e7702 i know but then type a different year and not 2019 cuz this video aint even from 2019 (i saw it somewhere else before im pretty sure) like write The Microbial genocide 1919 colorized or sumthin cuz like which cam in 2019 doesnt take coloured pictures and which ancient cam stil works to this day that is black white. I know i know its just a joke and i shouldnt be bitching about such unnececcary things but here i am. "U can take the man-child out of the basement, but u cant take the basement out of the manchild"
@@CoDZockerLP whatever 💨⛵
Brings me back to microbio class waaayyyyy before nursing school. Did you take a look at that single colony under the microscope? It reminds me of the lab (or maybe it was the final) where we had to identify the unknown bacterium in our Petri dish through a series of tests.
Omg i just finished doing that. And yes it was a final.
“Only one colony grew.”
Guy who made Purell sanitizer: see?!?! There’s always one! A little bit left! Impossible to kill!!!
😂😂
That's why it is always "99.9%"😂
@@Anna-hb2se they say it's 99.9% because there are good bacteria thats needed on your hand to survive but in all actuality it kills 100%. They just tell you 99.9% to make you feel good. Thats why sanitizer isnt good for you. You nees to good bacteria on your hands!
LOL
Ironically your comment had 999 likes. I just made it 1k. Perhaps I am the one little bit left.
Trillions and trillions of microbes were harmed in making of this video :(
RIP
Sorry PETA.
@@sci-inspi hahahah
Billions not trillions
Trillion = 10^12... mass of one bacterium ~10^-13 g -> it is actually possible that he murdered a trillion organisms.
Offended
"Would you like a glass of water?"
"Yes, please."
"With or without protozoa?"
"Without, but add a clump of grass. Thanks."
What you just described is tea
@@Hatman-gu3lu haha, true
So... basically... tea?
@@rauminen4167 Hot tea
So a grass of water
These videos aren’t too outdated, yet I get a large sense of nostalgia when I watch them
"It looks like everything is dead."
For some reason that sent chills down my spine.
It may be the matter-of-fact tone. The casualness of killing millions of living organisms in one fell swoop, leaving behind a desolate wasteland.
@@AwesomeZaus jesus christ could you imagine an pilot hovering over a city that had just experienced some sort of cleansing, and those were his exact words?
Get To The Point Already Sir, are u a microbe.
"No one's left... Everything's gone...! Kharak is burning!"
Oh fuck yeah, It sent chills
This guy: *Boils water with leaves in it*
The British: Ight lads, it's time.
Just reading this comment made me want a cup!
The sound that left my body after reading this was not human.
Underrated
Stereotype
@@pinkpepsi2836 stereotype ≠ not funny
That one colony that survived the bacterial purge: *Everyone i know is dead.*
Reduced to atoms
Thegamingtrooper 73 this is what they based the movie I am legend on.
@@JOEL00111
*Bacteria looks at twig*
"Say hi to me"
“All my friends are dead. Push me to the edge. “. - Microbe
Push me to the edge
All mY fRiEnds arE deAD
I remember reading about a similar experiment with dirty kitchen sponges. Five minutes of rolling boil also resulted in a single bacteria colony, but ten minutes of rolling boil resulted in zero colonies.
Did you try this experiment with longer rolling boil times?
Boil it for 10 hours
@@YaToGamiKuro Rip microbatic living beings
@@YaToGamiKuro Well that will get rid of anything growing on the sponge. And the sponge too.
@@YaToGamiKuro The water will just evaporate.
_every microbe be gangsta, til the water start boiling_
Josie Hirst stfu
😂😂😂
😂😂
I expected some serious comments after watching this video...& Then there's you😂😂😂
It's all fun and games until the heat starts turning up
The music, the editing and the whole process gives a very awesome experience!!
I love how the music is just a single titled “Boiled Dirty Water,” and it isn’t free.
Omg I wouldnt have checked it if you didnt mention it 😆
This comment had me loling xD
Omg lmao
And it has 54000 plays on Spotify 😂
"Everyone has to eat" - Me
Such a cool video. So simple but so impressive and well presented.
exactly well said
NightHawkInLight oh hey, it's you! Your baking powder amalgamation is all the rage these days, thanks for inspiring so many cool science videos :)
When i first saw it NightHawkInLight, i thought it was a maccachino
I agree.
No. It is such a Hot video👍. Always heat the water and drink when it gets warm.
My mum was right then when she said I should always boil water first then cool it to drink.
"it looks like everything is dead." while a sick guitar solo is going
"sick"
@@urmumsbaps yeah
@@urmumsbaps yeah
@@urmumsbaps yeah
@@urmumsbaps yeah
"And after boiling, only one colony grew."
*THE LAST CITY*
These guys are some tough sons of bacteria.
Zion
It was probably in air
probably chinese
It's the .1% that survives the 99.9% kill rate of hand sanitizers, alcohols, etc.
That’s lowkey kind of terrifying seeing those last slides. It’s just a wasteland, nothing left living.
Water: *gets heated up*
Microbes: why do I hear boss music
*Underrated*
Oof stop with the boss music it's "epic"
Piano music
@@wsxtgbujm581 i love that everywhere on the internet there is a jojo reference
*il vent d'oro*
I bet the CDC also recommends filtering the grass out before boiling
But then how will you make hill Billy tea?
Only one colony survived.
That colony: Sparta.
Why does it feel like I just watched some kind of warcrime
The music for this is so well made. It underlines the fascinating, microworld of microorganisms, whilst slowly developing into a desolating tune, when the water is boiled.
I liked it too. But I thought the guitar would have benefitted from some studio magic. Its abit shrill and tinny.
it was the best music i have heard in my entire life. thank god he put the spotify link.
@@adrianaslund8605 in my opinion that would ruin the “real” feeling of the music. It feels unprocessed and real, like nature.
First half reminds me of Diablo 1
I read this as microwaved and it wouldn't have been wrong🐭
The music made me feel like Light was in the process of making an elaborate plan
I'm in microbiology. I would definitely recommend boiling for at least 10 minutes. The eukaryotic cells (protozoa) will die rather quickly; 1-2 minutes should be sufficient. However after many experiments in the lab, I have found bacteria (Gram positive) that have been able to survive up to 10 minutes of boiling. Endospores are on a whole different level. I have found bacterial spores that have easily withstood 30+ HOURS of boiling.
Now I know that the goal is not have have sterile water. However when you're in a situation where you need to boil water to drink, I would do so for at least 10 minutes. That's all I'm saying. I've seen people die as a result of something stupid like not rinsing rice before cooking, and endospores were triggered to be vegetative while cooking it. Better to be safe than sorry.
I never thought that not rinsing rise was dangerous. Wouldn't the amount of danger be minimal though? How did they manage to die? Why antibiotics didn't help?
I didn't even know rinsing rice was a thing...
@@samh1022 you need to rinse rice & vegetables to remove the pesticide and fertilisers that stuck to it from the fields. You have to remember that some fertilisers are animal manure, literally an animal's shit.
Sam H lol there was a time where I thought everyone rinsed their rice. Until I learnt that the conventional way was to boil it in a pot not a rice cooker XD
If we all lived in a local area for long enough our ancestors would've become partially immune to most pathogens in that area and even some other toxins. The problem with our current society is everyone is all mixed around, different e.coli strains, billions of people with billions of backgrounds and immunities. Some people can eat completely rotten meat without an issue, others might die from 3 day old spaghetti. It's pretty much impossible at this point to continue becoming immune to local pathogens yet we also can't kill them all. We also have a globalized world where bad bugs can spread throughout the entire population and we throw antibiotics around just to fatten up our meat quicker. To me, this all sounds like a recipe for disaster.
1:09 It's really interesting to see a microscopic organism moving in three dimensions. Usually most view it as something that happens in two dimensions.
Oh, THAT'S what it was doing. I couldn't understand why it was getting bigger and changing shape lol
Because we view it from the top and only the top
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmm hi
Well yeah it’s swimming u ever seen a fish?
OH THANKS FOR EXPLAINING I DIDN'T CATCH THAT. DOPE MOMENT
I tried this with pond water & cucumbers for the protists to feed on
Man they are crazy fascinating
imagine being a bacteria in what seems to you to be an infinite universe that is slowly running out of food. your whole civilisation doesn't know how it came to be but it knows that the universe used to be much more abundant. imagine the sadness as you watch your people fade into darkness as your world dies.
in the future laws will be created against cruelty towards bacteria. this video will be seen as actual genocide
Cave Johnson shhhhh your ruining his moment
Ummm... Are you going to bhop here?
Make videos damn it
:((((
Make a new video pls
Can we have a moment of silence for the microbes that lost their lives that fear filled day
21 gun salute will better as recognition of their selfless sacrifice for research
F
glad they cant talk, they would demand welfare.
ruclips.net/video/baIWq7v3gX0/видео.html
The petri dish became a wasteland!
Imagine u living a peaceful life with ur family, then suddenly the whole world is boiled alive
@Alexander Markland well if we lived 1000 years yes
@Alexander Markland why
@Alexander Markland
well "if" was an if/when
@Alexander Markland Very unlikely. Not because they are incapable, but because of population issues
@Alexander Markland I dont think it is only rich. It is also influential. You, know the 1% that rules the world.
That 0.1% of bacteria and germs must be feeling pretty smug right about now.
Feeling mighty smug that they spent all their xp on the heat resistance skill tree.
“The surviving ones are making elaborate plans for revenge.”
A tip of the hat to Dave Barry ;)
that actually looked like a mass slaughter scene with the added effect of a sad tune at the background ... damn
Someone call peta
Anish Acharya technically it is since they are living beings and the guy did murder almost all of them
I KNOW I was reevaluating all my morals like, "I shouldn't feel bad for things that can kill us," but they were cultivated just to be destroyed ;-;
Unoriginal comment
ChaJang
XD
Part is so cry baby
i came for curiosity and stayed for the music
Get out of here stalker...
same
@@AmazingCraftBr1 lol
Bang on brother!😁🤘
yup
when ur just a micro trying to live and thanos snaps twice and boils your entire universe
Each snap kills only 50 percent. So two snaps is 75. You'll need a lot more sir ;)
Vignesh Balchand hmmmm.... SOUNDS LEGIT TO MEE!!! BACTERIA BOIS MATH HAS GIVEN YOU LIFE😂😂😂😂😂
@@TheVidoefan That's not how his snap works, Thanos chooses to kill 50%.
😂😂😂😂😂hillar
okay rewrite time, all of these bois were part of the 50% of all living things and they just happened to be in the same place
“Let’s see what survives”
“Looks like everything is dead” oops
2:52 I instinctively started having this evil smirk. Like, yeah, now you're not moving much are you?
50,000 microbes used to live here..
Now it’s a ghost town
You forgot some zeros , mate!
@@tankmen5686 Right over your head lmao
@@bootstrap52 it couldn't be 50.000 microorganisms there ,maybe trillions or billions .This is true , cuz i saw in comments , BULLY
@@tankmen5686 it's a quote from CPT. McMillan in CoD modern warfare about Pripyat.
But remember.....
NO RUSSIAN!
Imagine being a protozoa, and then suddenly *_HOT._*
ChemTracks By IGM
No. Stop.
@@IramGul_14 go back to your own channel please stop
Who are wishing to being a protozoa
NO PUEDE HACER TANTO CALOOOOOOOOOORRR!!!
*SUPER HOT*
Thank you for sharing this to us. Amazing to see what boiling water does. I'd never have known if you hadn't done this video. 🙂
Press F to pay respects for all that innocent Protozoa
No
F
F
F
F
soap: kills 99% of germ
that 1% colony: yo ima make you suffer from stomach ache
That's just for liability purposes. If for some reason it didn't kill all bacteria, they could get sued
I'm so proud of that one lil colony
They will take revenge and wipe out humanity from earth
@@vcvc2811 yes they will evolve into a zombie virus and kill off humanity
It's like a post-apocalyptic settlement. Bacterial Fallout vibes.
we wont be able to kill them with fire when they revolt
likely contamination
Every Englishman the whole video: When can I start drinking this delightful grass tea sir? 🤤
“It looks like everything is dead.” Why does this make me feel so sad? I’m sure the music has something to do with it, your editing and long-pan shots definitely add to a grotesque and emotional atmosphere. Like another commenter, I too thought those microbes would pop and disappear. It was unnerving to see their ‘corpses’. Thank you for this scientific video.
I dunno, i feel like it's mildly novel but wildly overblown in the comments. Are people really this easily affected by music, or is this "i'm 14 and this is deep"? Lord help us if someone works this out and starts using the Smiths in the background of routine scientific experiments.
@@mothratemporalradio517 The internet is full of completely random/different people, and everyone has different responses to things. It is hard to think about the person behind the account when you just see a username and a pfp. More scientifically, music is known to have an extremely strong effect on the brain. Yes it is not sad at all to us but someone could have an irrational response to certain sound/patterns. You probably already know but just sort of reminding you
@@mothratemporalradio517 a lot of routine scientific experiments kind of deserve to be scored by the Smiths, tho...
made me sad too, it was a cemetary
@@mothratemporalradio517 If you revere life in general, seeing a bunch of living things being killed is sad, yes. Regardless how small and insignificant they seem to us. As on a cosmic scale, we are like the microbes and the Earth is like that cup of water. Tiny specs on a tiny world within a vast universe, existing in the perfect harmony of temperature and pressure. But the slightest change and that fleeting moment of harmony is gone, boiled away into the dark and unforgiving expanse, with nobody left to shed a tear.
Good demonstration of the sanitizing effects. The only thing I would do different is filter the water for particulate matter, so you would get clean looking water. That would drive home the point that contaminated water doesn't always look dirty.
The crazier realization I had in watching this was the bacteria doesn’t actually go anywhere/disappear, it just dies. So him drinking that cup with floating dead bacterias is actually healthier
I like that it sounds like Light’s theme and we’re witnessing mass genocide
there's something haunting about this video. the drama in the music really makes me imagine the calamity, the total destruction, of the bacteria in the chaos of a boiling beaker. conpared to bacteria, we men are like gods in scope. yet they can bring us down just as well
In H.G. Wells's The War of the Worlds, Martians come to colonize Earth, and humans are incapable of defending themselves from their attack, but our pathogens kill them all in the end.
@Httf gdgb no it's cool dude i can reclaim. im a woman. it's cool and funny when i say things like "we men of earth"
@Httf gdgb literal snowflake bro
this comment is lit, wish i read it while high woulda had me mindblown
Those bacteria that eventually manage to kill a human being are literally D&D character that strived to survive through the whole campaign and just now won the final fight against some random Ancient God.
All of them were PAID actors.
It is expensive to keep them on payroll.
Haha
Emphasis on WERE
They PAID with their LIVES.
You were right, i have seen those guys in some soap commercial. What RUclips have become
Sci- inspi: “these hands. These dirty hands. And with these hands; I hold the fate of millions”
I legit feel bad for the microbes that got boiled to death because of the low key depressing music going on lol
Same haha
It feels hella badass actually...
That music changed my mood,ive felt emptiness and pointless of life because of that music.
This is more like a song that would he in metro
I watched this with the sound off because I’m at work. I may need to rewatch again with music
This music is straight 300 Celsiuses later
Sounds like something from portal
@@stars227 slow down
Go ahead
Can't find it when searching '300 celsiuses later'. Got any more info on the music?
@@Eth3r3al. It was a joke....., As for the music this guy made It, he makes his own music
@@Eth3r3al. he meant that it's similar to 28 days later, the movie
The music didn't make sense... until you see the aftermath of lifeless fields of protozoa corpses.
I’m glad for the result. I was worried this would be a vid proving boiling is ineffective! I think I might still pass on drinking that particular fancy looking cocktail…
it's full of toxins, and dead microbe bodies... nothing pleasant. Some microbes are releasing nasty toxins, when dying.
“Now I am death, destroyer of worlds.”
Micro-worlds.
I'm having some Nagasaki vibes over here
Your pfp perfevcly fits your comment. All mighty shaggy
@@soumikd794 your pfp fits mine perfectly
@@AeroLMS b...brother?
Why do I feel like a tragic story happened in seconds to those poor microbes and it probably felt like a lifetime for them.
That was honestly kind of terrifying to watch, after boiling just turning in to an absolute desert with no remaining life. Just a complete wasteland
When the soap and alcohol/disinfectant say 99.9% germs dead, and the 1% is the 3:50 actual extremophile colony
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**water starts boiling**
Microorganisms: **chuckles** I’m in danger
When we drink boiled water, we are drinking a pool of corpses.🤢🤢🤢
When you eat food you are killing millions
When you drink boiled water , you burn your fucking mouth
dont rwoosh me im trolling boiled =\= boiling
@@dontrwooshmeimtrolling4003 wooshing u anyways
Just like having vaccines, they inject corpse inside our body 🤣🤣🤣
Its one of the few things the CDC hasn't rewritten the definition on... and i have never sat to watch water boil... good job on keeping my adhd under control to watch it ...
I don't know why this is in my feed, but god damned what an emotional roller coaster.
"it looks like everything is dead" combined with that freaky music give some weird vibes
The music sounds like it's post-apocalyptic stage now and there's no clean water so u need to do this
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
This music sounds like the kind used when the bad guy explains his evil plan
zach mudrick or when he’s on the brick of death loll
Or when the backstory rolls in while on deathbed
It sounds like a plot twist, the guy who you thought was a good guy was actually the one behind all the evil schemes, unveiling his betrayal and showing how now he has the upper hand and has you cornered in every direction, His blade only inches from you until its completely inside, blood spilling, the floor beautifully red with just a few breathes away from death.
A once bustling metropolis, vibrant and chaotic with thousands of untold dramas - a microbial opera - silenced. Every minute soul laid equal, drifting in the terrible serenity. Each ruptured carcass made still. All that remains is a wordless eulogy - an echo of futility. Of horror.
You should write my essays
Perfect, I died laughing
Beautifully said
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You are poetic as fuck.
Spore HD remake is looking really good lately
2:48 "50 000 people used to live here, now it's a ghost town..."
I would love to see what would happen to the microbes at different temperatures. From freezing to different intervals of heat.
Ahh…a sadist I see
You don't hear their screams, but you hear their last guitar solo
Well we all have our own fetish.
Learned this very recently but freezing typically puts most bacteria into a state of hibernation meaning once everything is brought back up to normal standing temps they will “wake back up” and be fully active again. Heat is really the only temperature-related way to destroy bacteria like seen in the video. This is the reason food lasts so long in a deep freezer or similar setup: it essentially stops the clock on decomposition. There is bacteria sitting on all that food the whole time that isn’t active but once it’s brought out to room temps they will need to be destroyed via cooking/boiling etc.
Life as a single celled organism would be so much simpler.... I miss those days.
Me too :(
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I _love_ the experimentation and observation here, but thats not why I keep coming back. I come back for the music.
The music compliments the video very nicely
What was the music's name?
@@therealdeepstate The guy who runs the channel makes the music himself
@@bower31 good thing it's the only sound in this video, I'm turning that up
It was almost sad to see all the microbes dead. Almost.
Fuck off you need Eazy E, this music is pussy shit.
Imagine building a civilization inside of a cup of water and then just one day being boiled alive.
Well the sun is probably gonna do that to us at some point. So yeah we're just bacteria on a ball of dirt and water.
@@Lunk42 basically
Well don't fucking build a civilization on a cup cup on water then,
God these people...
You should put penicillin in a Petri dish and hit the ring with the microscope. Would be cool to see the point(s) to which the bacteria are killed/repelled.