Thanks for watching! It wasn't a cyclonic rift btw, it was a chaos warp. I had my whole deck in my hand -- didn't really matter anyway. BIG DECK ENERGY -- kH
Technically in a Vacuum water would evaporate. Also i think just flat out throwing rocks at people would probably work pretty well, why playing card when you can pick up any normal rock and throw it at someone.
Great. That announcement Thursday should be real fun for the scientists that help you with the scripts or the people granted the "supernerd" title multiple times.
Hey Kyle, since saying a lot is my modus operandi (so sorry, I can't help it), I feel like three-time super nerd is a good time for a short speech. First of all, thanks a lot for the third super nerd. I am really glad to see that my comments are appreciated and it's hugely affirming for me as a sprouting physicist. Because science is by far my favorite channel on youtube, because you do science on weird stuff, but in a good, formal way. I love the livestreams, even though it's usually at 1 a.m. where I live, I always do watch them the next day. Footnotes is great, because to me, being open to new insights and admitting when you're wrong is what science is about. Lastly, I think you're a great host. You've found the perfect balance between goofing around and still sticking to the point and bringing actual science and math to the world. You said on the livestream this week that if you didn't do because science, you'd probably just be an engineer. Although I have no reason to believe that you'd be bad at that, I think that would be a terrible waste, because you are an amazing science communicator, and I really hope you keep doing because science for a very long time still.
@@becausescience im getting that same feeling now that i get when my kids are probably telling me the truth but what ever they did they knew they shouldn't have as they were doing it...
Right on dude! Fat cards would be gross and hard to work with. But the name Baconbit is just way too cool compared to Gambit to let it go. Thanks for another mention.
Blobs of lard would be hard to handle effectively. But cans of Spam would be perfect. The tin would briefly contain the Spamsplosion before being shredded into fragments ;)
I love how awesome this community is towards Kyle. Not only that but the fact Kyle still does these episodes where he asks to be criticized props to you man much love for that level of authenticity and openness to critique.
i know this likely wont make a difference but in the comics there have been instances where gambits powers on a thrown card do cut heavy metal hand cuffs and other metal restraints, also his powers are described as "charging objects with kinetic energy" which suggests he may be able to force more kinetic energy into the object than it should be able to have, which would explain why the objects he charges glow. the maximum affect of the charged object could still be limited by the mass and material, but maybe not as limited as your suggesting.
Hey Kyle! Love the show. Have a correction to your pre-correction rant: Cyclonic Rift only targets permanents your opponents control. Sorry, but you still would have lost that game. Can't wait for the next episode!
Oops I meant Chaos Warp. All but ~10 cards in my deck were in my hand, so it didn't really matter -- any instant-speed removal would have cut the loop -- kH
@@becausescience True. Sounds like a lot of fun though! I'd love to see a decklist. Been cooking up a fun, draw based deck, but UR is kinda out of my wheelhouse.
Hah beat me to it. I hate missing these on upload. Yea chaos warp would have done it. My only question is why did you make a deck where you mill yourself without a Laboratory Maniac in it.
Two things: 1. Gotta know the story about the band-aid (curiosity) 2. To those questioning the increased mass of energetic things: E=mc^2 therefore M=E/C^2 (relativistic mass does change based on energy however if you take any number and divide by C^2 it's gonna be a tiny number). As always Kyle great work. That deer at the beginning is the stuff of nightmares btw
The comics directly say Gambit *charges* an object with energy from *himself,* using some nebulous concept they call "kinetic energy" (kind of ignoring that being a real term with an unrelated meaning). If he were to somehow be able to "store" kinetic energy as some kind of unknown form of potential energy within an object, and use this stored energy - which you could maybe call "kinetic potential energy" (which is not a real thing but makes comic book sense) to trigger partial fission of the object, then he'd probably be able to cause some pretty hefty explosions depending how efficiently his power was able to rip the atoms of an object apart. The ease with which he could do this would *PROBABLY* be at least somewhat proportional to the mass of the elements from which the object is constructed, and it would most likely be the larger atoms that are more likely to split, and from that you could assume that materials which are made using larger atoms, being more likely to split, would produce exponential increases in his destructive potential. Causing an already-unstable block of uranium to spontanneously undergo spontaneous fission randomly throughout its mass would likely make the entire block go critical even if his power couldn't cause the whole thing to detonate on its own, while attempting to rip apart, for example, a hydrogen atom, it wouldn't have anything smaller to break down to, so he'd probably just shatter a few hydrogen atoms into a proton and an electron. Every dew hundred times he did this, he could maybe pop out a neutron or two if he happened to have charged some deuterium or tritium in the mix. From here, you could probably work out what percentage of a playing card's mass would need to spontaneously undergo fission to release the appropriate grenade-level explosion of a card in the comics, and you'd have an approximate starting point for how his power would scale when using higher or lower mass particles in the reaction. No mayyer if he used paper or plastic cards, both are made from significant amounts of Hydrogen, which as mentioned above, would probably limit how much of the substance will undergo any effective form of fission, but also include significant amounts of Carbon (and a bit of Oxygen in paper), which could be detonated to produce a good amount of destructive power... if you can overcome the forces holding the atoms together. Maybe not the most plausible idea from a perspective of real science, but it makes more sense than a lot of other comic book "SCIENCE!" does.
@@becausescience I know that's your initials... but I wondered, for way longer than I would like to admit, what Kingdom hearts has to do with any of this :p
Thank you for another great video and for making me laugh. I was having a rough day but watching Kyle be a goof while talking about science always cheers me up.
Preemptive comment to next episode: Best way to hear a scream in space would be either conductive vibration (may not be the technical description, I refer to the phenomenon where one can hear a train coming by placing their ear on the track long before it becomes audible through the air), or by measuring the vibration of a surface caused by sound in its proximity, similar to laser-based microphones that can pick up sounds based on the vibration of the surface of a cup of coffee, or a window. Sensitive enough equipment might be able to detect the sound from a rather extreme distance.
The explosive part of a card is the coating. Prisons are not allowing coated playing cards because a sealed vessel filled with ripped cards and then water can eventually ignite and possibly blow something up. I want to say mythbusters tested it as part of the prison break myth special.
@@KickyFut Energetic and super delicious. So if you don't throw the can at a helicarrier, you simply open the can and make some tasty Mexican food. Win-win.
I honestly don't know how you didn't talk about plastic playing cards in the first place. They've been around for ages, and fans have speculated about Gambit using them for decades. Seems like an obvious answer to me. Love Because Science, one of my favorite channels!
XD Kyle's Gambit Nerd Energy on this video is so precious and reminds me of myself in high school, when I hardcore wanted to cosplay Remy EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE. I would have been fidgetting with that staff JUST AS MUCH as he was in this video, and probably send it careening odd into the stratosphere a few times, too. Me and my sister both had massive laughing fits when he accidentally let it go in the middle of the video, O.M.G. 🤣🤣🤣
Had to pull over because I was laughing to hard about the deerceiving pun. As a born Cajun, I also thank you for not butchering and dumbing down a Cajun accent. I applaud you. If you come down here, I’ll buy you a crawfish.
I got one of those "surprise bo staffs" for Christmas, and my family was terrified of it. When they gave it to me (unwrapped, because they were afraid to move it too much) my mom referred to it as the "dangerous gift." The way my little sister reacted to hearing that, I was under the impression that it might be something like a dud hand grenade, but when my dad came out with it they were all like "don't point it at ME" which had me incredibly confused, but still thinking "bomb, gun, wtf?" When I found out what it was, I loved it, and understood the scare factor, but it is really hard to condense it back into a small cylinder after you free the beast.
Love this series. Been trying a marathon view up to 77 so far! Love the evolution of your hair and beard! I have an idea for a video. How much pressure or force would Superman have to employ to compress coal into a diamond? Thanks
I like how when they showed the Inhuman in Agents of SHIELD with a similar power his items weren't always the proper density, it was that way in the 90s cartoon for Gambit as well. They can float and burn for almost 20 or 30 seconds in some cases, or explode almost instantly. In some cases the heat causes the item to float, like the playing cards or the occasional wrapper; in other cases an already heavy object, beans in the Notes for Remi, a handful of items for the Inhuman including a beer glass and coasters. His control is also canonically so well he can remove the charge from an item. So the molecular decay/stability and charge to use as a fuse, he could probably do something like... throw a fully charged baseball with a 5 second fuse and a density closer to a brick in the shape of the ball, then pick up the ball and remove the charge. That is why his bo staff scares me almost as much as your use of one in a small space around electronics and memorabilia. He can charge the staff increasing the density while maintaining some of the other physical properties, I think he ends up with a metal one in most cases, but I'm sure he's used wooden ones before and it makes me wonder what would happen if he used that Lingum Vitae (sp) wood for a staff. The wood is so dense it doesn't even float in water, and that is before the charge. He also canonically kept Aces and Faces with different properties, the Ace of spades usually being something of a metal, even a lead or an alloy with a high energy potential to begin with. Hope you read this and get an idea or at least a laugh. Thank you for answering the antimatter question for me, that has been bugging me for years. Wonder how long he could hold that on a slow fuze burn for, if he didn't have to keep in contact with the antimatter to delay the explosion we could have a great power source. But the contact with antimatter IS the first step.
Hey Kyle love the show! Tbh it was you and your videos that helped a person close to me to realize that it isn't that bad to be a nerd- Now, on to the juicy stuff! So I had been thinking about something I read on Fandom a long time ago regarding a character from Hellsing Ultimate. Specifically, The Captain. He is a werewolf, the last of his kind in fact! So, where am I going with this? Well, the people at Fandom went on; to say that, in one of the scenes he was traveling so fast he appeared as a bolt of lightning! And so I wanna ask you....how fast should one have to travel in order to turn the air around them into plasma?
Hey Kyle I am interested what is your opinion on squirrel's perception which is natures answer to speedsters as she can see much more in less that which allows her to jump and skip branches so incredibly fast....
I think in one episode of X-Men in the 90’s Gambit picked up a bucket of nut and bolts and eject them from his hands like exploding Confetti onto a sentinel. Pretty Kool. Speaking of charging stuff, what is the upper limit of Superman ability to absorb sunlight? At his peak can he do the stuff you mentioned on one of your other show. Sneeze and destroy the solar system, punch a hole in reality, etc.
Technically people can hear each other in the space station because there is molecules of air to vibrate off of.. but in a void it may be a little harder. I mean no air molecules to vibrate your voice then no sound right? But still people can send radio messages to hear each other in space, which would just be talking to each other from their self contained suits, walketalkie style. So yeah I guess radiowaves/light/electromagmatism/radiation propagate through space pretty well. Like you said in your other episode, there is no ether to move through so there wouldn't be any sound for your voice outside your closed system. I don't think you would be able to hear an explosion on the ISS if you were out in a suit, only connected by a cable, although you might be able to feel it through the cable or see it's effects on the station. Now.. technically if our moon was massive enough to hold some radon in it's atmosphere would our voice be able to propagate through it? I don't know honestly, at that point we would be exposing ourselves to too much radiation anyways. Would your voice be able to propagate through a chamber of pure xenon gas? I don't know still.. I think any atmosphere on a moon would be stripped away by the gravitational force of the planet anyways, maybe if it was a bit farther out.. but then it might leave our gravity well.
Hahaha... the thought of Gambit throwing around lard slices is hilarious. But hey, they would stick to the target pretty well so we could be on to something.
The late Ricky Jay, world renowned magician and thrower of cards, already explained all this in his famous book "Cards as Weapons". Well worth the time to search for it.
Just a thought I had while watching this and the Gambit card episode. Since it was said in the comics that Gambit's cards have the energy of a hand grenade, and seeing what was said in the episode, then to me it sounds like Gambit's cards are along the lines of the grenade, Stielhandgranate (German for "stalk hand grenade") used by the German Army during WW2. From what a WW2 German Army reenactor told my dad and I, said grenade wasn't a fragmentation grenade like what was used by the Americans, but more of a concussion weapon. When using it, according to the reeneactor, German troops would more often then not toss said grenade into a room or enclosed space in order maximize its effect. Hearing what was said in the beginning of the episode it sounded to me that Gambit's cards were like that. Hope that made sense.
I was always under the impression that he could TRANSFER the kenetic energy around him into other objects. Not what the objects themselves potentially have. I thought one of the cartoon episodes explained it
I have this thought experiment (if you can call it that) that I have been thinking for a while: If you can stop time in a spherical area, and let's skip the if that's possible or not. Now imagine someone shotting a bullet, it will likely stop at the edge of the sphere, but it's not just objects that can enter the sphere, light is entering too. But light wouldn't go beyond the edge, the photons would accumulate and the entire sphere would be convered on photons. Then if the time started flowing again and it would have mi/bi/trillions of photons flying about. Basically a flahsbang. With that said, I would like to see a episode exploring time stop, it such a interesting power but I feel it would have way too much complication if we would be more scientifical.
Kyle, In a closed system, a mole of a substance would lose mass to heat up and gain mass to cool down. Therefore, if you compare two identical mass items at different temperatures; then cool down the hotter one. The one you cooled down would have infinitesimally more mass. Of course, that is in a closed thermal system (somewhat better than a YETI). Only in this way could you say that the hot version of identical quantities was more massive. [avoiding using weight, as mass is more precise] If you had a closed system and had two identical mass items at the same temperature and pressure, and then one was made hotter; then it would have infinitesimally less mass; as mass would have to have been converted to heat (since closed system). However, when cooled back to the original temperature, both masses would be identical. In the above examples, assume no chemical reactions took place. Cup of water (or other, volume related measurement) Because most liquids become more dense as they are cooled; a cup of water at 90`C would hold less mass than a cup of water at 20`. Water is special in that it expands when it is cooled lower than 4`C. When you cool water to 4`C it compresses. It is those last 4` where it expands (and busts pipes if contained......sooooo, densest liquid form would be at 4`C. Plasma is kinda beyond molecular as it, by definition, has dissociated atoms and their electrons. By definition, both would have the same mass/weight; however, if you could have a closed system, when you cooled down the plasma, then it would have gained a slight (infinitesimal) bit of mass/weight. www1.lsbu.ac.uk/water/density_anomalies.html
You know that the term "whelmed" is actually synonymous with "overwhelmed" it already means something that crests beyond one's ability to cope with (literally refers to waves taller than the deck of a ship), saying overwhelmed is just kind of a cheeky over-emphasis that became popular enough among the educated rebellious youth of the period to effectively supersede the original term. Kind of like saying "irregardless" regardless already means "without regard", so irregardless is "without without regard". Its redundant, and doesn't really mean what people think it means, but its gradually becoming more common parlance in a similar way, and perhaps it will supersede the original in a similar manner someday.
In relation to the cards being made of fat, you can to some degree do this. Vellum is a substitute (and was for a long time) for paper and is made by processing animal hides into a writable lasting surface.
Funnily enough, there's a superhero story called Worm and there's a character called Sidepiece who's super power is ripping off chunks of her flesh, including her organs, and throwing them to cause various explosions
Something I am wondering, what is the latent potential chemical energy of steel? Like, if you were able to break the molecular bonds of steel, how much energy would be released? I ask, because there is actually a thing called combat cards that have a sharpened steel frame that is inside the paper edge of the playing card that allow the card to be used normally, but if thrown can be like light, weak throwing stars. If Gambit could unleash the chemical energy of that steel, what would the difference be?
As a Cajun (who also entertains fantasies of acting in a film as Gambit someday), I want to thank you for *not* attempting the Cajun accent in the "deck guy" bit 😂😂😂
I hate to nitpick, but if tried to measure the mass of cold water in a vacuum (12:34), it would be boiling (and very hard to measure the differences in mass because of motion between hot and cold water). I believe the water would also be losing some energy to the vacuum.
Fun fact... the original definition of 'whelmed' means literally the same as 'overwhelmed', the reason why people started to use 'overwhelmed' is for the same reason why we use terms like 'rise up' or 'end result', it has a bit more punch to it. So technically if it whelms us, then it is overwhelming us... unless at some point someone was able to take the Young Justice version of Robin/Nightwing's definition of it (being between over and under) and make it official.
Ten times the effect of hand grenade does very little to a ship of war. Anti shipping weapons usually have hundreds to thousand kilograms of explosives in warhead.
Warships are commonly built from half an inch to inch thick steel plate. Finnish military war time tests on the effect of sachel charges showed that a 2kg TNT charge could pierce about 1cm of steel when exploded on it. Hand grenades have commonly hundred or couple hundred grams of TNT, so ten times that could hardly make a hole in the side of the ship. Helicopter carrier was the ship in question if recall correctly. That would be a ship of tens of thousands of tons in displacement. Small hole in side would do nothing to the ship.
If in space, nobody can truely hear you scream, I'm disappointed to not see more movies about ninjas... IN SPACE! It would be the ultimate stealth advantage!
Except there aren't many hiding places in space. Even a little bit of excess heat can give away your position from a VERY long way away. It gets even harder to sneak up on someone if they use any kind of active sensing system (radar or searchlights). And this all assumes that you are far enough away from the nearest nuclear fire pit (aka star) that your prey can't easily see you with reflected nuclear glow (aka starlight).
So, just an FYI, 'whelmed' is the same as 'overwhelmed'. 'Overwhelmed' is in the same vein as 'irregardless'; basically the 'over' in 'overwhelmed' is redundant, like the 'ir' in 'irregardless'.
14:44 How did Kyle hurt himself in that one? I tried doing the same movements over and over and couldn't figure out how he could have stressed those muscles enough to hurt. Maybe that deserves it's own episode. XD
I have issues with a few choice types of choices on Gambits power. There is more then just chemical, and gravitational energy. The cards are thrown, so potential kinetic energy aswell, as the ladder. We have no real definition of his power, but if they stack, it may be the fudging to get the hand grenade total.
Water is special in that when it turns from a liquid to a solid its crystals align in such a way that it gets larger in volume than when it was liquid. This is why your pipes are bursting in the midwest polar vortex right now. Hence, when you say "very cold water takes up less volume when you heat it up" that's only partly true, depending on how cold your "very cold water" is. gaseous water does take up more space than liquid water though, which is why tea kettles whistle when they get hot.
I know as a copier repair technician of 20+ years, that the typical, letter sized document, with one paragraph of print, using Arial font of 12 for the size on it, covered 12% of the paper's surface. This was a standard, created by Canon Corp, to definitively show how many pages could be printed on their machines for each bottle of their toner. An important part of explaining, "Total Cost per Page". This standard was eventually adopted by all the other manufactures to, basically, be sure one was comparing apples to apples. Oddly enough, these numbers never listed the weight of toner (ink) on a page. Obviously, it was negligible and unimportant at the time. (Mutant powers had never entered the wild, wild world of office management!) Thing is, printed pages always retained either a negative or positive charge as a result of the manufacturing process. This charge varied depending on the method a particular copier used in its image formation process. Even though copiers used some basic methods to remove this residual charge, it could be removed entirely. As a result, it was always known that each end every page from a copy machine/laser printer still had electrical potential. This is why offices, during the 80's and 90's instructed personnel to avoid wearing sweaters or other items of clothing that were made of wool. So....(Phew!)...COULD this electrical charge add to, or take away from, the energy potential Gambit would give an object? Resulting in an increase or decrease to the resulting explosion? A printed page a paper, Gambit might have folded into a paper airplane, (like most boys learn to make at an early age, ahh manhood), could have a noticeably greater explosion potential than say, something like a playing card. Playing cards are typically printed with a liquid ink printer. Most liquid ink printing methods do not utilize a positive or negatively charged medium. The end result COULD mean that paper airplanes would become his weapon of choice! And maybe, he'd even rub his feet on a carpet before charging up an attack! 😉
To add on to the 2nd to last question, think about the episode where Gambit, Rogue and Wolverine were on vacation to go snow skiing. Where there in a Cabin Lounge, Gambit warms up a cup of Hot Chocolate with his powers and drinks it. Eh? 😏
I got an extending bo staff like that. It was terrifying to open and then I cut myself twice while trying to close it and bled so much (and I guess also a combination of my body reacting to sudden injury and the fact that I drank most of that blood to stop it going everywhere) I went into shock. I'm talking shaking, feeling hot and cold at the same time, nausea, not able to think straight, rapid pulse, the whole shebang. Needless to say, I haven't touched it since. Edit: Oh yeah, and I had plasters on my hands for like 2 weeks, followed by more weeks before it healed enough to not be noticeable. It was a pretty terrible decision.
It is an interesting thing. Like, rather than use just the chemical energy in the object, he charges objects with energy. In a sense, he uses playing cards because they are convenient in many ways. Easy to carry, easy to get, so on. But he can make explode any object, basically.
I'd love to know the effects of a power like in full metal alchemist. I would imagine rearranging matter as often as they do and in the MASSIVE amount they alter in single goes, they would have some sort of unwanted results
I assume gambit can multiply potential energy controlling how explosive something is. He can even output a false charge where the thing he charges doesnt explode at all. Maybe if he grunts and charges a card like a kamehameha he could level a mountain
Hmm I sort of wondering what kind of physics, chemical, energy and what have you Gambit would need to super charge a normal playing card(including the paper, ink and protective finish gloss) to charge it to grenade levels of power and what kind of aftermath would result if said card explodes BUT is not effected from the initial explosive energy
Thanks for watching! It wasn't a cyclonic rift btw, it was a chaos warp. I had my whole deck in my hand -- didn't really matter anyway. BIG DECK ENERGY -- kH
Technically in a Vacuum water would evaporate. Also i think just flat out throwing rocks at people would probably work pretty well, why playing card when you can pick up any normal rock and throw it at someone.
Sounds like a fun deck! I'd love to see a decklist!
Great. That announcement Thursday should be real fun for the scientists that help you with the scripts or the people granted the "supernerd" title multiple times.
Always enjoy your community engagement.
Was just about to say C-rift can't target your own stuffs...hmm ever thought about doing a Because Science on an MTG subject?
Hey Kyle, since saying a lot is my modus operandi (so sorry, I can't help it), I feel like three-time super nerd is a good time for a short speech.
First of all, thanks a lot for the third super nerd. I am really glad to see that my comments are appreciated and it's hugely affirming for me as a sprouting physicist. Because science is by far my favorite channel on youtube, because you do science on weird stuff, but in a good, formal way. I love the livestreams, even though it's usually at 1 a.m. where I live, I always do watch them the next day. Footnotes is great, because to me, being open to new insights and admitting when you're wrong is what science is about. Lastly, I think you're a great host. You've found the perfect balance between goofing around and still sticking to the point and bringing actual science and math to the world. You said on the livestream this week that if you didn't do because science, you'd probably just be an engineer. Although I have no reason to believe that you'd be bad at that, I think that would be a terrible waste, because you are an amazing science communicator, and I really hope you keep doing because science for a very long time still.
Well said. Hear, hear.
Hear, hear!!!
You missed the chance to say explosive Doritos would be 'FLAVOR BLASTED'!
Nah, whomever gambit throws the Doritos at, would be flavor blasted
Nah, more like explosive goldfish.
That deer joke... gave me a stroke
That gave strove joke me a deer
Worst pun ever.
The host that makes you smell toast -- kH
With a happy ending?
@@becausescience but I smell copper
Kyle, I don’t know if you should have that staff. It could cause a Proplem. 😁
Oh yeah, prove it. -- kH
@@becausescience does the band-aid on your finger prove it?....
@@talasblue4450 Unrelated -- kH
@@becausescience im getting that same feeling now that i get when my kids are probably telling me the truth but what ever they did they knew they shouldn't have as they were doing it...
Tbh, this video needed even more ridiculous bo-staff action. I was only whelmed by it.
Kyle is 80% Because Science. 10% Hair products. 5% Rock Climbing. 5% Magic The Gathering.
Cool.
where's the percentage for Expanse
and 100 % power of void
900% Thor
Right on dude! Fat cards would be gross and hard to work with. But the name Baconbit is just way too cool compared to Gambit to let it go. Thanks for another mention.
The overlard
Blobs of lard would be hard to handle effectively. But cans of Spam would be perfect. The tin would briefly contain the Spamsplosion before being shredded into fragments ;)
Arthur Williams Spambit.
@@RyanAlexanderBloom If he was a Monty Python character instead of a Marvel character, that would definitely be the name they went with :)
I'm quite pleasantly surprised that I made it on the show! Thanks Kyle!
I love how awesome this community is towards Kyle. Not only that but the fact Kyle still does these episodes where he asks to be criticized props to you man much love for that level of authenticity and openness to critique.
i know this likely wont make a difference but in the comics there have been instances where gambits powers on a thrown card do cut heavy metal hand cuffs and other metal restraints, also his powers are described as "charging objects with kinetic energy" which suggests he may be able to force more kinetic energy into the object than it should be able to have, which would explain why the objects he charges glow. the maximum affect of the charged object could still be limited by the mass and material, but maybe not as limited as your suggesting.
5:54 Throwing fat-cards at someone sounds like just the sort of batshit crazy that Deadpool would do just to make fun of Gambit.
Hey Kyle! Love the show.
Have a correction to your pre-correction rant: Cyclonic Rift only targets permanents your opponents control. Sorry, but you still would have lost that game.
Can't wait for the next episode!
I also made a comment about this, so have a comment and an upvote! Hope Kyle sees the error of his ways.
Oops I meant Chaos Warp. All but ~10 cards in my deck were in my hand, so it didn't really matter -- any instant-speed removal would have cut the loop -- kH
@@becausescience True. Sounds like a lot of fun though! I'd love to see a decklist. Been cooking up a fun, draw based deck, but UR is kinda out of my wheelhouse.
Hah beat me to it. I hate missing these on upload. Yea chaos warp would have done it. My only question is why did you make a deck where you mill yourself without a Laboratory Maniac in it.
Two things:
1. Gotta know the story about the band-aid (curiosity)
2. To those questioning the increased mass of energetic things: E=mc^2 therefore M=E/C^2 (relativistic mass does change based on energy however if you take any number and divide by C^2 it's gonna be a tiny number).
As always Kyle great work. That deer at the beginning is the stuff of nightmares btw
The comics directly say Gambit *charges* an object with energy from *himself,* using some nebulous concept they call "kinetic energy" (kind of ignoring that being a real term with an unrelated meaning). If he were to somehow be able to "store" kinetic energy as some kind of unknown form of potential energy within an object, and use this stored energy - which you could maybe call "kinetic potential energy" (which is not a real thing but makes comic book sense) to trigger partial fission of the object, then he'd probably be able to cause some pretty hefty explosions depending how efficiently his power was able to rip the atoms of an object apart. The ease with which he could do this would *PROBABLY* be at least somewhat proportional to the mass of the elements from which the object is constructed, and it would most likely be the larger atoms that are more likely to split, and from that you could assume that materials which are made using larger atoms, being more likely to split, would produce exponential increases in his destructive potential. Causing an already-unstable block of uranium to spontanneously undergo spontaneous fission randomly throughout its mass would likely make the entire block go critical even if his power couldn't cause the whole thing to detonate on its own, while attempting to rip apart, for example, a hydrogen atom, it wouldn't have anything smaller to break down to, so he'd probably just shatter a few hydrogen atoms into a proton and an electron. Every dew hundred times he did this, he could maybe pop out a neutron or two if he happened to have charged some deuterium or tritium in the mix.
From here, you could probably work out what percentage of a playing card's mass would need to spontaneously undergo fission to release the appropriate grenade-level explosion of a card in the comics, and you'd have an approximate starting point for how his power would scale when using higher or lower mass particles in the reaction. No mayyer if he used paper or plastic cards, both are made from significant amounts of Hydrogen, which as mentioned above, would probably limit how much of the substance will undergo any effective form of fission, but also include significant amounts of Carbon (and a bit of Oxygen in paper), which could be detonated to produce a good amount of destructive power... if you can overcome the forces holding the atoms together.
Maybe not the most plausible idea from a perspective of real science, but it makes more sense than a lot of other comic book "SCIENCE!" does.
I’m trained with a bo-staff so watching this made me laugh so hard
So you're confirming that I'm a master practitioner awesome thanks -- kH
@@becausescience I know that's your initials... but I wondered, for way longer than I would like to admit, what Kingdom hearts has to do with any of this :p
While you were getting your engineering degree, he studied the bo staff. ;)
I was afraid for the computer with the movements he was doing with the staff.
An adult needs to take that away from him...
Thank you for another great video and for making me laugh. I was having a rough day but watching Kyle be a goof while talking about science always cheers me up.
The idea of Gambit throwing slices of explosive bologna at people makes me happy.
Preemptive comment to next episode: Best way to hear a scream in space would be either conductive vibration (may not be the technical description, I refer to the phenomenon where one can hear a train coming by placing their ear on the track long before it becomes audible through the air), or by measuring the vibration of a surface caused by sound in its proximity, similar to laser-based microphones that can pick up sounds based on the vibration of the surface of a cup of coffee, or a window. Sensitive enough equipment might be able to detect the sound from a rather extreme distance.
The explosive part of a card is the coating. Prisons are not allowing coated playing cards because a sealed vessel filled with ripped cards and then water can eventually ignite and possibly blow something up. I want to say mythbusters tested it as part of the prison break myth special.
As soon as he said "Looks can be deer-civing" I almost left the video.
Then I realized this is why I watch the show. Keep on, keeping on Kyle.
I stand corrected. Thanks for featuring me on footnotes. Love the show!
When you calculated the energy of a can of beans you only calculated the beans, you left out the sauce and the can.
For example, refried beans has some nice energetic lard in it!😁
@@KickyFut Energetic and super delicious. So if you don't throw the can at a helicarrier, you simply open the can and make some tasty Mexican food. Win-win.
@@suntanironman This comment made my day better. 😂
My God, if I saw a deer next to me looking at me, and those fangs popped out of its face like a snake, I'd $#&@ myself.
Well the fangs are always out, just varying levels of out -- kH
I honestly don't know how you didn't talk about plastic playing cards in the first place. They've been around for ages, and fans have speculated about Gambit using them for decades. Seems like an obvious answer to me. Love Because Science, one of my favorite channels!
Antimatter? Now that's overkill!
Yo
I am 97% convinced you are a computer program designed to make everyone go
"Oh look! There's Justin Y!"
It's working.
Hello there again.
...no, it is actually under kill.
Åñtï matter
Now I'm thinking about the massive storage space Gambit needs to store all of his card decks bulk-ordered from that guy's company.
11:33, for easy looping... ☺️... loving your crazy episodes Kyle... 🤗
Call I hate to let you know this but you couldn't cyclonic Rift your own Kindred Discovery because cyclonic Rift can't Target your permanents
Oops I meant chaos warp -- kH
It cool but another option for you would be capsize
@@davidqueen3479 I don't run capsize in Locust God -- infinite colored mana isn't usually something I get to, and it's not really needed to win -- kH
It doesn't matter EDH for the win
Because Science love that you play magic my man! Also love because science, keep up the wonderful work!
Thank you for all the Gambit goodness! I've been cheesing for days!
whelmed is essentially synonymous with overwhelmed. Love the footnotes show, B#
Overwhelmed is the more extreme form. Like whelmed is a tolerable amount of whelm, while overwhelmed is too much whelm.
@@FaeChangeling yeah I know there is a difference, but overwhelmed ended up just replacing whelmed so the meanings of each have nearly become one. B#
If we could all be happy like Kyle is happy when he gets a great pun out...the world would be a much better place.
XD Kyle's Gambit Nerd Energy on this video is so precious and reminds me of myself in high school, when I hardcore wanted to cosplay Remy EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE. I would have been fidgetting with that staff JUST AS MUCH as he was in this video, and probably send it careening odd into the stratosphere a few times, too.
Me and my sister both had massive laughing fits when he accidentally let it go in the middle of the video, O.M.G. 🤣🤣🤣
Had to pull over because I was laughing to hard about the deerceiving pun.
As a born Cajun, I also thank you for not butchering and dumbing down a Cajun accent. I applaud you. If you come down here, I’ll buy you a crawfish.
I got one of those "surprise bo staffs" for Christmas, and my family was terrified of it. When they gave it to me (unwrapped, because they were afraid to move it too much) my mom referred to it as the "dangerous gift." The way my little sister reacted to hearing that, I was under the impression that it might be something like a dud hand grenade, but when my dad came out with it they were all like "don't point it at ME" which had me incredibly confused, but still thinking "bomb, gun, wtf?" When I found out what it was, I loved it, and understood the scare factor, but it is really hard to condense it back into a small cylinder after you free the beast.
Love this series. Been trying a marathon view up to 77 so far! Love the evolution of your hair and beard! I have an idea for a video. How much pressure or force would Superman have to employ to compress coal into a diamond? Thanks
I like how when they showed the Inhuman in Agents of SHIELD with a similar power his items weren't always the proper density, it was that way in the 90s cartoon for Gambit as well. They can float and burn for almost 20 or 30 seconds in some cases, or explode almost instantly. In some cases the heat causes the item to float, like the playing cards or the occasional wrapper; in other cases an already heavy object, beans in the Notes for Remi, a handful of items for the Inhuman including a beer glass and coasters. His control is also canonically so well he can remove the charge from an item. So the molecular decay/stability and charge to use as a fuse, he could probably do something like... throw a fully charged baseball with a 5 second fuse and a density closer to a brick in the shape of the ball, then pick up the ball and remove the charge.
That is why his bo staff scares me almost as much as your use of one in a small space around electronics and memorabilia. He can charge the staff increasing the density while maintaining some of the other physical properties, I think he ends up with a metal one in most cases, but I'm sure he's used wooden ones before and it makes me wonder what would happen if he used that Lingum Vitae (sp) wood for a staff. The wood is so dense it doesn't even float in water, and that is before the charge. He also canonically kept Aces and Faces with different properties, the Ace of spades usually being something of a metal, even a lead or an alloy with a high energy potential to begin with.
Hope you read this and get an idea or at least a laugh. Thank you for answering the antimatter question for me, that has been bugging me for years. Wonder how long he could hold that on a slow fuze burn for, if he didn't have to keep in contact with the antimatter to delay the explosion we could have a great power source. But the contact with antimatter IS the first step.
”lard slices” had me tearing up laughing. At work. Thank you
Great show Kyle, love what you do even though it shows me how much I don't know. Keep up the good work please.
0:56
I was half expecting him to hit his laptop.
I find Kyle's genuine quirks adorable
I was laughing way to much at staff launches
Whelmed is actually a lesser version of overwhelmed which just adds emphasis to the statement
Hey Kyle love the show! Tbh it was you and your videos that helped a person close to me to realize that it isn't that bad to be a nerd-
Now, on to the juicy stuff! So I had been thinking about something I read on Fandom a long time ago regarding a character from Hellsing Ultimate. Specifically, The Captain. He is a werewolf, the last of his kind in fact!
So, where am I going with this? Well, the people at Fandom went on; to say that, in one of the scenes he was traveling so fast he appeared as a bolt of lightning!
And so I wanna ask you....how fast should one have to travel in order to turn the air around them into plasma?
Hey! Tell that person I say hi!
Lightning "travels" like .3-.5 lightspeed, sooooooo unless that dude's body is magic, he dead -- kH
@@becausescience Aye, he is supposed to be immune to all damage that isn't caused by silver, sooooo- we all good 👌👌
Hey Kyle I am interested what is your opinion on squirrel's perception which is natures answer to speedsters as she can see much more in less that which allows her to jump and skip branches so incredibly fast....
Great vid as always man, keep up the great nerdy work Kyle!
I strive to be half as happy as Kyle after that deer joke, at least once in my life!
I totally followed that MTG card interaction. Nice work on the Cyclonic Rift.
Always adore it when Kyle owns his puns. Own, don't groan!
I love that whelm joke in the end.
I don't know if it's a young justice reference, I'd like to think so
"They don't use them to fight....But they use them to stab other males." lol how does that make sense?
Because they're dominating other males and not fighting predators.
Fabio Lacap
Kinky deer
Just domination for mates
Still fighting
I quite enjoy these MTG references. Maybe do an episode sometime about it. Maybe even one on planeswalking!
love the bo staff trick in 11:30 :D
I think in one episode of X-Men in the 90’s Gambit picked up a bucket of nut and bolts and eject them from his hands like exploding Confetti onto a sentinel. Pretty Kool. Speaking of charging stuff, what is the upper limit of Superman ability to absorb sunlight? At his peak can he do the stuff you mentioned on one of your other show. Sneeze and destroy the solar system, punch a hole in reality, etc.
Like to show appreciation of how great kyle is, he is a blessing upon all mankind. HE'S SO FUNNY
Great video, as usual. Oh, and the Magic the Gathering reference killed me :)
I just started watching, I'm hooked , this is awesome Kyle! Keep up the good (5 hours straight XD)
Technically people can hear each other in the space station because there is molecules of air to vibrate off of.. but in a void it may be a little harder. I mean no air molecules to vibrate your voice then no sound right? But still people can send radio messages to hear each other in space, which would just be talking to each other from their self contained suits, walketalkie style. So yeah I guess radiowaves/light/electromagmatism/radiation propagate through space pretty well. Like you said in your other episode, there is no ether to move through so there wouldn't be any sound for your voice outside your closed system. I don't think you would be able to hear an explosion on the ISS if you were out in a suit, only connected by a cable, although you might be able to feel it through the cable or see it's effects on the station. Now.. technically if our moon was massive enough to hold some radon in it's atmosphere would our voice be able to propagate through it? I don't know honestly, at that point we would be exposing ourselves to too much radiation anyways. Would your voice be able to propagate through a chamber of pure xenon gas? I don't know still.. I think any atmosphere on a moon would be stripped away by the gravitational force of the planet anyways, maybe if it was a bit farther out.. but then it might leave our gravity well.
That is awesome Kyle recognizes frequent commenters.
Yay that was my suggestion! 🥰 You're the best
Hahaha... the thought of Gambit throwing around lard slices is hilarious. But hey, they would stick to the target pretty well so we could be on to something.
I may be quite the nerd, but whenever Kyle talks about Magic The Gathering my brain melts a bit.
The late Ricky Jay, world renowned magician and thrower of cards, already explained all this in his famous book "Cards as Weapons". Well worth the time to search for it.
Just a thought I had while watching this and the Gambit card episode. Since it was said in the comics that Gambit's cards have the energy of a hand grenade, and seeing what was said in the episode, then to me it sounds like Gambit's cards are along the lines of the grenade, Stielhandgranate (German for "stalk hand grenade") used by the German Army during WW2. From what a WW2 German Army reenactor told my dad and I, said grenade wasn't a fragmentation grenade like what was used by the Americans, but more of a concussion weapon. When using it, according to the reeneactor, German troops would more often then not toss said grenade into a room or enclosed space in order maximize its effect. Hearing what was said in the beginning of the episode it sounded to me that Gambit's cards were like that. Hope that made sense.
Kyle, your puns are horrible! But I love you for you've granted us with a lot of knowledge
No! They are perfect! Like his hair! How dare you!
Give him a break, just last year he lost against Thanos.
I was always under the impression that he could TRANSFER the kenetic energy around him into other objects. Not what the objects themselves potentially have. I thought one of the cartoon episodes explained it
I have this thought experiment (if you can call it that) that I have been thinking for a while:
If you can stop time in a spherical area, and let's skip the if that's possible or not. Now imagine someone shotting a bullet, it will likely stop at the edge of the sphere, but it's not just objects that can enter the sphere, light is entering too. But light wouldn't go beyond the edge, the photons would accumulate and the entire sphere would be convered on photons. Then if the time started flowing again and it would have mi/bi/trillions of photons flying about. Basically a flahsbang.
With that said, I would like to see a episode exploring time stop, it such a interesting power but I feel it would have way too much complication if we would be more scientifical.
Being Gambit’s Card-Deck-Guy would be awesome!
Kyle,
In a closed system, a mole of a substance would lose mass to heat up and gain mass to cool down. Therefore, if you compare two identical mass items at different temperatures; then cool down the hotter one. The one you cooled down would have infinitesimally more mass. Of course, that is in a closed thermal system (somewhat better than a YETI). Only in this way could you say that the hot version of identical quantities was more massive.
[avoiding using weight, as mass is more precise]
If you had a closed system and had two identical mass items at the same temperature and pressure, and then one was made hotter; then it would have infinitesimally less mass; as mass would have to have been converted to heat (since closed system). However, when cooled back to the original temperature, both masses would be identical.
In the above examples, assume no chemical reactions took place.
Cup of water (or other, volume related measurement)
Because most liquids become more dense as they are cooled; a cup of water at 90`C would hold less mass than a cup of water at 20`. Water is special in that it expands when it is cooled lower than 4`C. When you cool water to 4`C it compresses. It is those last 4` where it expands (and busts pipes if contained......sooooo, densest liquid form would be at 4`C. Plasma is kinda beyond molecular as it, by definition, has dissociated atoms and their electrons. By definition, both would have the same mass/weight; however, if you could have a closed system, when you cooled down the plasma, then it would have gained a slight (infinitesimal) bit of mass/weight.
www1.lsbu.ac.uk/water/density_anomalies.html
You know that the term "whelmed" is actually synonymous with "overwhelmed" it already means something that crests beyond one's ability to cope with (literally refers to waves taller than the deck of a ship), saying overwhelmed is just kind of a cheeky over-emphasis that became popular enough among the educated rebellious youth of the period to effectively supersede the original term.
Kind of like saying "irregardless" regardless already means "without regard", so irregardless is "without without regard". Its redundant, and doesn't really mean what people think it means, but its gradually becoming more common parlance in a similar way, and perhaps it will supersede the original in a similar manner someday.
In relation to the cards being made of fat, you can to some degree do this. Vellum is a substitute (and was for a long time) for paper and is made by processing animal hides into a writable lasting surface.
Funnily enough, there's a superhero story called Worm and there's a character called Sidepiece who's super power is ripping off chunks of her flesh, including her organs, and throwing them to cause various explosions
I'm more impressed that Kyle didn't strike his macbook when swing his stick around!
Something I am wondering, what is the latent potential chemical energy of steel? Like, if you were able to break the molecular bonds of steel, how much energy would be released? I ask, because there is actually a thing called combat cards that have a sharpened steel frame that is inside the paper edge of the playing card that allow the card to be used normally, but if thrown can be like light, weak throwing stars. If Gambit could unleash the chemical energy of that steel, what would the difference be?
As a Cajun (who also entertains fantasies of acting in a film as Gambit someday), I want to thank you for *not* attempting the Cajun accent in the "deck guy" bit 😂😂😂
I love the idea of Gambit throwing individual doritos like you would throw playing cards
If they could make a Dorito the size of a Card aka a rectangle that would so awesome.
Again I ask, when you use "the speed of light squared", what systems of measurement are you using? Both for the speed and the energy release?
6mj for the can of beans, but is that including the can itself?
No -- kH
The can would obviously serve as shrapnel.
Those were the most powerful beans I've ever heard of, thank you Gambit, I'm going to Google that now.
4:34 “That would be... da bomb!”
Now I’m wondering if Kyle would ever appear on Hot Ones. 🤔
I hate to nitpick, but if tried to measure the mass of cold water in a vacuum (12:34), it would be boiling (and very hard to measure the differences in mass because of motion between hot and cold water). I believe the water would also be losing some energy to the vacuum.
Fun fact... the original definition of 'whelmed' means literally the same as 'overwhelmed', the reason why people started to use 'overwhelmed' is for the same reason why we use terms like 'rise up' or 'end result', it has a bit more punch to it.
So technically if it whelms us, then it is overwhelming us... unless at some point someone was able to take the Young Justice version of Robin/Nightwing's definition of it (being between over and under) and make it official.
Ten times the effect of hand grenade does very little to a ship of war. Anti shipping weapons usually have hundreds to thousand kilograms of explosives in warhead.
Pekka Mäkelä I wouldn’t say very little but it certainly wouldn’t blow up the side of the ship. Could certainly puncture a whole but that’s about it.
I'm not saying it would sink the thing, but it wouldn't do nothing -- kH
Maybe dent it.
Warships are commonly built from half an inch to inch thick steel plate. Finnish military war time tests on the effect of sachel charges showed that a 2kg TNT charge could pierce about 1cm of steel when exploded on it. Hand grenades have commonly hundred or couple hundred grams of TNT, so ten times that could hardly make a hole in the side of the ship. Helicopter carrier was the ship in question if recall correctly. That would be a ship of tens of thousands of tons in displacement. Small hole in side would do nothing to the ship.
The Helicarrier has no material reductions for weight savings over conventional seagoing warships?
I'd love to see a video on who the strongest Sailor Scout in Sailor Moon actually is, and which is the deadliest ability?
If in space, nobody can truely hear you scream, I'm disappointed to not see more movies about ninjas... IN SPACE! It would be the ultimate stealth advantage!
Except there aren't many hiding places in space. Even a little bit of excess heat can give away your position from a VERY long way away. It gets even harder to sneak up on someone if they use any kind of active sensing system (radar or searchlights).
And this all assumes that you are far enough away from the nearest nuclear fire pit (aka star) that your prey can't easily see you with reflected nuclear glow (aka starlight).
Once they kicked or dodged the other, they would go floating away...
3:07 that's what I call a "Flavor Explosion!!!!!"
So, just an FYI, 'whelmed' is the same as 'overwhelmed'. 'Overwhelmed' is in the same vein as 'irregardless'; basically the 'over' in 'overwhelmed' is redundant, like the 'ir' in 'irregardless'.
14:44 How did Kyle hurt himself in that one? I tried doing the same movements over and over and couldn't figure out how he could have stressed those muscles enough to hurt.
Maybe that deserves it's own episode. XD
I have issues with a few choice types of choices on Gambits power.
There is more then just chemical, and gravitational energy.
The cards are thrown, so potential kinetic energy aswell, as the ladder.
We have no real definition of his power, but if they stack, it may be the fudging to get the hand grenade total.
Water is special in that when it turns from a liquid to a solid its crystals align in such a way that it gets larger in volume than when it was liquid. This is why your pipes are bursting in the midwest polar vortex right now. Hence, when you say "very cold water takes up less volume when you heat it up" that's only partly true, depending on how cold your "very cold water" is. gaseous water does take up more space than liquid water though, which is why tea kettles whistle when they get hot.
when you cool water to 4`C it compresses. It is those last 4` where it expands (and busts pipes if contained.
I know as a copier repair technician of 20+ years, that the typical, letter sized document, with one paragraph of print, using Arial font of 12 for the size on it, covered 12% of the paper's surface.
This was a standard, created by Canon Corp, to definitively show how many pages could be printed on their machines for each bottle of their toner.
An important part of explaining, "Total Cost per Page".
This standard was eventually adopted by all the other manufactures to, basically, be sure one was comparing apples to apples.
Oddly enough, these numbers never listed the weight of toner (ink) on a page. Obviously, it was negligible and unimportant at the time. (Mutant powers had never entered the wild, wild world of office management!)
Thing is, printed pages always retained either a negative or positive charge as a result of the manufacturing process. This charge varied depending on the method a particular copier used in its image formation process.
Even though copiers used some basic methods to remove this residual charge, it could be removed entirely. As a result, it was always known that each end every page from a copy machine/laser printer still had electrical potential.
This is why offices, during the 80's and 90's instructed personnel to avoid wearing sweaters or other items of clothing that were made of wool.
So....(Phew!)...COULD this electrical charge add to, or take away from, the energy potential Gambit would give an object? Resulting in an increase or decrease to the resulting explosion?
A printed page a paper, Gambit might have folded into a paper airplane, (like most boys learn to make at an early age, ahh manhood), could have a noticeably greater explosion potential than say, something like a playing card.
Playing cards are typically printed with a liquid ink printer. Most liquid ink printing methods do not utilize a positive or negatively charged medium.
The end result COULD mean that paper airplanes would become his weapon of choice!
And maybe, he'd even rub his feet on a carpet before charging up an attack! 😉
That MTG reference was golden!
Gambit should carry around bags of corn starch. Have you ever seen corn starch powder burst into an explosion? It's awesome
I honestly love your terrible puns
And when you talk to your props
To add on to the 2nd to last question, think about the episode where Gambit, Rogue and Wolverine were on vacation to go snow skiing. Where there in a Cabin Lounge, Gambit warms up a cup of Hot Chocolate with his powers and drinks it. Eh? 😏
I got an extending bo staff like that. It was terrifying to open and then I cut myself twice while trying to close it and bled so much (and I guess also a combination of my body reacting to sudden injury and the fact that I drank most of that blood to stop it going everywhere) I went into shock. I'm talking shaking, feeling hot and cold at the same time, nausea, not able to think straight, rapid pulse, the whole shebang. Needless to say, I haven't touched it since.
Edit: Oh yeah, and I had plasters on my hands for like 2 weeks, followed by more weeks before it healed enough to not be noticeable. It was a pretty terrible decision.
I love you, you almost made me spit my cereal out for every joke you did.
Where did you get that staff, I need to order one!
Garrett Thacher i would say amazon, or walmart, or someplace that is meant to sell staffs
It is an interesting thing. Like, rather than use just the chemical energy in the object, he charges objects with energy. In a sense, he uses playing cards because they are convenient in many ways. Easy to carry, easy to get, so on. But he can make explode any object, basically.
I'd love to know the effects of a power like in full metal alchemist. I would imagine rearranging matter as often as they do and in the MASSIVE amount they alter in single goes, they would have some sort of unwanted results
I assume gambit can multiply potential energy controlling how explosive something is. He can even output a false charge where the thing he charges doesnt explode at all.
Maybe if he grunts and charges a card like a kamehameha he could level a mountain
Hmm I sort of wondering what kind of physics, chemical, energy and what have you Gambit would need to super charge a normal playing card(including the paper, ink and protective finish gloss) to charge it to grenade levels of power and what kind of aftermath would result if said card explodes BUT is not effected from the initial explosive energy
11:33 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH I really lolled, ty kyle :')