What Happens If You Turn On A Lightbulb In A Vacuum Chamber
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- In this video I rigged up a way to put lit lightbulbs in my vacuum chamber to see if they explode or not. Most lightbulbs are under vacuum already or have some inert gas in them. I decided that if the lightbulbs didn't break in the vacuum chamber then I would just crush them in my hydraulic press.
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Actually, the interesting experiment would be lighting a broken lightbulb in the vacuum chamber...
The Beyond the Press Channel already did that.
ampeyro how so?
+Gabs I'm assuming a light bulb will still be able to light if you're careful on breaking the glass.
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Me too
with the filament intact.
the worst nightmare of an electrician safety member
Gergely Nagy yes i Can confirm that
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this guy is super smart
yes, he sure is :)
rabbit hole that or he googled it before the video xD
rabbit hole why? He isn't saying anything that shouldn't be common knowledge
No, not really. Common understanding and researching things he needs to know in order to produce this content with the added bonus he learns. It truly shocks me how stupid some really can be though!!! I mean FFS!
oh god. not a nother one of these fucks
Can you put stretch Armstrong in the press? It is a toy with a gel inside and supposedly no matter what you do to it it always returns to its original shape. We got ours at target and it seems rather strong but I don't have a hydrolic press
Ballet girl i wonder what will happen?
Ballet girl i wonder what will happen?
Ballet girl +
+Ballet girl yes I've been wanting to do a stretch Armstrong but can't find one? You got it at target recently?
Hydraulic Press Action I saw one at a Kmart recently, google says Walmart sells them too
hey man , can you swing a pendulum in the vacuum chamber , and also swing one outside as a control to show the reduced drag of the pendulum in vacuum .... you could also use spheres of different materials to be used as the bob of the pendulum ....
yeah see if the earth is actually spinning because it's not
Dry Ice in the vacuum chamber. Since it continuously sublimates into gas will it sublimate quicker, or will it keep the chamber from becoming empty? Try with and without water.
Light bulbs are already under a vacuum, internally. So, doing the external vacuum test actually reduces the stress on the glass. Try a bulb that's under pressure, like a sodium vapor.
Yooo.. That's really creative and smart way to conduct electricity into the vaccum chamber mann.. You really are genius
I'm actually doing a project about 7 years after you release this video and I've been one of your subscribers for about that long but for some reason I've never seen this video. I'm now testing a mock greenhouse inside of my little vacuum chamber and I needed to put a heat lamp in there to simulate the baking from the Sun. There's no way for me to fill my project nor do I want to show off my janky setup but it will definitely test the prototype and I'm going to be very interested in seeing how the heat lamp takes a prolonged period of time in a vacuum chamber!
A vacuum has an effect on the speed, refraction and quality of light coming from the bulb. The constant speed of light rule applies to light in a vacuum.
My question would be, if the chamber were bigger and we shined a spotlight in the vacuum, would we see the traveling beam or just the spotlight on the object that it is aimed at
Wow, you've got cool stuff to play with a hydraulic press, a vacuum chamber ...
whoa! Amazing just setting up to get them to light up! Way cool and good to know! way to go! you are so smart! :)
Way to go!
yep that's my boy :)
Could you put mercury in a vacuum chamber and see if it can boil at or near room temperature?
As you told in the beginning, 0:05, that most light bulbs are in vacuum, then why does the outer air pressure not break the glass of the light bulb?
"I have always been fascinated by destruction"
did anybody notice the bulbs got brighter the more the vacuum was increased??
It's 10:08 and I'm watching some guy trying to vacuum some lightbulbs.
You may rename this channel as "The vacuum chamber guy with an hydraulic press"
is it just me or did the first light bulb get brighter?
+mu_sic_ian it did get brighter but it's because it was a fluorescent bulb and they take a few minutes to get to their full brightness.
When the channel is called Hydraulic press but mainly releases vaccum chamber videos
why would you think a light bulb would burst in a vacuum? You're equalizing the pressure inside the bulb with the vacuum outside the glass. Now lightly break the glass so you dont break the filament and try and energize that under full vacuum. You'll love the results
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What happens if you put a Hydralic press pressing a 1000 degree knife while in a vaccum chamber?
you should put two bolts for this stuff in the lid for future test
You monster! Children in Africa could've eaten that lightbulb!
/Plug it in, plug it in!/
What vacuum pressure did you achieve? Complete vacuum?
Cool video. You should put an elapsed timestamp so we can see how long these things are in the vacuum.
Pretty sure most bulbs ARE a vacuum. In order for the filaments to work the inside of bulbs are a vacuum, that's why bulbs are round, to prevent crushing under the weight of the air.
The insides of these things are vacuumed if I recall.
Experiment is reason real thing is that you have fun in breaking things.
can you make some arrangements so that the air getting sucked up can be seen
i would have wished to see u lighting the bulb up in vacuum to see if the filament would burn up or not.
That was fun. I was hoping they would explode.
Did the first bulb get brighter after it had been in the vacuum for a while or was it just the cameras adjusting to the bright light... When it first turns on the camera adjusted to the brightness but I think a little futher on it did go brighter...
Being a fluorescent style light, it just took a little time to "warm up" to its full brightness?
I do believe a lightbulb wood work in outer space Also but the problem with the heating would not would be a problem and outer space due to the extreme cold of outer space try doing this experiment with the lightbulb submerged in liquid nitrogen and then cut it on and a vacuum and let's see what happens
Space isn't necessarily that cold, depending on how close to a source of radiation you are: a lot depends on whether or not you are in sunlight or not, for example (and note that the lightbulb itself is a source of radiation - infrared, ultraviolet, and visible light radiation for obvious example). An object - like a lightbulb or an astronaut or space probe - in direct sunlight near the orbit of Venus, for example, gets pretty hot on the side facing the sun, and pretty cold on its dark side. With no real atmosphere in space, your lightbulb has no air to dump heat into, so it stores infrared and other light energy from both the sunlight and its own light. Even in the dark, over time that lightbulb might generate and store more heat than it can dissipate into the vacuum of space.
My first thought on seeing the title of the video was "well, the answer is obvious: nothing much will happen!" But then, I thought a bit more about it, and about how heat works in space, and the answer didn't seem so cut-and-dried. I wonder if the experiment would have yielded significantly different results had the light been left burning for a longer time - say, for hours?
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You've had so many electrical devices in the chamber, why haven't made a safer power connection terminal?
Sir, r u using Alternating currents? "live" and "neutral" are not the proper terms. Since both ends puke currents alternately at 60 hertz per second.
The gas is called Neon or the gas that is between the to windows to make one window. Hope you understand my bad english😁
You should have tried to turn the light on after you break it and see if it's going to get burn or not.
Alls well that ends well. Or destructed.
I noticed a change in the lightness emitted from bulb #1. Maybe the pressure from the outside air caused the pressure from inside the bulb to increase as well creating more light. thats just my opinion though.
leave the pump going and for much longer. as the equipment gets hotter it will release gases and comprimise the vaccum. the bulb should blow as the energy stored (heat) increases.
ceramic mugs can take a lot of pressure. try it in the press?
can you do the same test in a complete dark room, and stick on the inside of the container a piece of paper with a word written on it.make it vacuum.when you lite the bulb, you should be able to see the word?
If you put break the light bulb then put it into the vacuum chamber and light it up, will it work? And how long it will working before it burns out.
where/how can one get vacuum-sealed bulbs today? it seems most are inert gas filled.
woo-hoo I suggested this yesterday, shot out next time please haha
I was wondering if you just break the bulb and keep everything in tacked and light it up in the pressure chamber would it light up then?
How long was the bigger bulb left in the vacuum chamber?
you should change your name from hydraulic press action to vacuum chamber action
That's a pneumatic press
can I request you if you can suspend a stick into the vacuum chamber using a rubber band or an elastic string and try giving it an initial push . technically because there is no friction the stick should rotate forever .
Question.
In the very first bulb test, was the light in the chamber the ONLY light on in the room?
how about using a Radiometer out side its glass and see in your vacuum chamber it there is any wind produced
would the trick with the sine wave running through water work in a vacuum?
What's the opposite of a vacuum chamber? A compression chamber? Then many of these experiments can be repeated in a compression chamber for comparison.
Did it get brighter when it got to full vacuum?
your voice sound like father from WhatInside channel CMIIW.
If I do remember correctly, the light bulb is a vacuum itself. Because of that, you put a vacuum into a vacuum.
Put a newtons cradle in there and see how the vacuum affects it.
seems like the box is lit up, so then why is the supposed vacuum of space dark around the supposedly reflective moon?
What did you use to break it
I keep thinking it would be cool if you had a slow motion camera to go along with your videos. :)
+Aaron G. Randall it's coming, I'm just deciding what one to get:)
Awesome! And congrats. Can't wait to see them! :D
take the one which is slower than internet explorer
Inside the light bulb were vacuumed during manufacturing. Try to break the light bulb then putting in vacuum chamber and turning on
You should have put the incandescent bulb filament BACK in the vacuum chamber, pulled the highest vacuum possible, then turned it on to see how long it would last.
why you didnt kept them on in the hidr?
Thanks for the video. i like to see an electrical contactor (with magnetic coin inside) operates inside the vacuum chamber. When high currents (especially from inductive load) pass the contact points inside the electrical contactor and the contacts are being cut off (separate), usually spikes are seen arcing across the contacts. In the vacuum, the arcing spikes should not happen but like to confirm this. Thanks in advance
is it the camera of the first light got brighter in vacuum ?
nice experiment but what will happen if ordinary laser is injected to squeezed vacuum
good idea 😉
when things doesn't explode inside vacum, you need to explode in hidraulic press
you should put oobleck in the vacuum chamber and see what happens!
why won't you let it overheat and melt?
how about just leaveing the light on in there and see if it breaks before it melts from the heat.
Im interested on the temperature they got
So does this prove space is fake since we should see sunlight all the time in outer space?
You should break the light in the vacuum and see if it will still burn out
Love your channel bro
What if you brake the light then put it in vacuum chamber and turn the switch on under full vacuum. Will the whole chamber light up and act as a light bulb
did anyone else notice the wires expanding a little bit?
Why do we see the light if there is no air in the vacuum container ?
isn't one of the bulbs filled with mercury? would be a toxic situation if that thing breaks.
Can you light a light bulb filament without a bulb inside a vacuum?
I imagine that if they were in space and used the incandescent bulb, they would not have to worry about heat build up because they would be in the Earth's shadow and external temperatures would drop into the minus 250+ degrees range?
try to break a lamb then put it in the vacuum champer ...does it work ?
You should have put the broken lightbulb back into vacuum with the tungsten fiber intact, and see for how long is it able to work
Aww.. I wanted you to break the incandescent light bulb and then put it in the vacuum chamber, and then light it up.. What would happen? Would it work?
question, if u jump around on the video while lights are lit, the light levels change, I know some of its the camera adjusting, but would some of it have to do with the vacuum increasing or decreasing the efficiency of the bulb maybe?
wow I really learn a lot with these videos!
What will happen if you put some magnetic ferro fluid in vacuum chamber
could you put a lightbulb without it's bulb in the vacuum chamber, the lightbulb should still work because as you said there is no gas in some of the lights, so there won't be much diffrince, but still it would be cool
Next time try to measure temperatures difference of them running with air and them running in vacuum - that woul be interesting
also, try them to run a bit longer let's see if they really will melt or something like that.
should have flickered the light, the coil has to act different under that much pressure
I love this Channel! Also what type of degrees (college) do you have?
I guess low air pressure dont affect light bulbs
Mr. Nice Guy yeah there is a vacuum inside incondesant bulbs. the lack of air keeps the filament from oxidizing and burning up. normally when you heat metal up in an environment with oxygen present it opens up the molecules of the metal and allows oxygen in and since its hot it speeds up the oxidation process then it burns up.
sinformant makes sense
Nice! I think that if you would have left your first one in the chamber for a little longer, the drive circuit would probably have failed due to overheating (as there is no air to cool it). The incandescent one has no electronics in it and can handle higher temperatures - so that one most likely cool it self enough by radiate away the heat. It still get hotter than in air, but not hot enough to fail.
you're seeing a discharge of electrical current causing a field perturbation n reflecting off matter which is why it can be seen
Does anybody know what vacuum pump the host uses?
Do just the filament in a vacuum, with it powered on.