Plasma Explosions Warped 400X Slower ( Phantom Camera vs Tesla Coil ⚡)
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
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12000fps means 400x slower. I took two phantom cameras and matched them with my recent Tesla Coil to discover some unbelievable hidden detail. Easily the most beautiful footage i've seen to date - and the other items filmed in slow motion do not disappoint. Nathan from Aimed Research made this entire video possible.Thank you, Nathan!
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Epic footage!
wow didn' t think you'll find this
Honored you enjoyed my video Gav / Dan. Those phantom cameras are one heck of a learning curve, as I learned. Much respect for your work.
@@PlasmaChannelWhen you guys gonna do a proper collab?
Absolutely wonderful footage Jay (especially the fiery acrylic...I bet that smelled great), I've always been curious how SSTCs look in slow motion! If you ever get the chance to fire up a Phantom again, I'd be curious to know if you see the individual 250kHz resonant pulses flickering around at 500,000 fps (sort of like how you can see the flicker of 60Hz lighting in slow mo). Great video as always, keep it up man!
Oh my, that is a seriously fantastic capture. From the pictures I thought it was propane never dreamed it was acrylic getting ablated by the heat of the arc.
Wow, that was awesome, the capacitor and plasma against the acrylic are my favorite. It looks so beautiful. Nice one Jay!
Awesome Vid , great editing, love the slow mo , great work man keep it up 👍
Omg, this is so cool! Also great work on involving your evil twin in this. Can't imagine the amount of work that must have taken.
Haha, yeah other Jay is kind of an Asshole. He's hard to work with, and is not easy to sync with when talking...if you know what I mean.
@@PlasmaChannel Kinda like Jeff Geerlings "Red Shirt Jeff"!!!😂😆🤣
Such a great episode. Makes you appreciate how incredibly fast electricity is. What amazing cameras. Plasma is awesome. Love your channel.
This was amazing, music, cinematography, writing and everything. Your bestestest video. Thanks for making it.
Such a great video Jay!
So cool seeing how slowed down there is still a pause before the current strikes.
I can totally smell the burnt hair and skin from here. (Quite familiar with that smell unfortunately, lol)
Really cool watching the fire from burning plexiglass mixed with the sparks. And here I didn't think high voltage could get cooler! Lol
Wow. So nice. It looks almost unreal!
Thank you Aimed Research and you Jay for making this possible!
Thank you for making all these amazing experiments and share them with us!
Dude that is some cool stuff I love it. I'm new to your channel I've only been watching it now for about a month or so but man I've been watching a lot of your old videos and you do some really cool stuff. Thank you my friend. Stay safe and I'll keep watching as long as you keep posting them up on here.
I’m honored, Terry
Looks amazing! Great work as always!!👏🏻
0:23 Totally not ripped of... 😂
And a very cool, interesting and beautiful video 👍👍👍
Wow, that was amazing, especially the plasma against the Acrylic. Great to see the fractals actually forming. Really good work Jay. Not forgetting your assistant there. 🤜🤛 from Wales. Rog.
A great video - again. I love the things, what you doing - and the electricity as well ;)
I think that filming suxh a fast event than an electric spark with a high speed camera is a brilliant idea. Thank you. Please more ! ! !
I am watching your channel for many years but this is most beautiful video yet .
I freaking love it I love your channel thank you for doing all you do the slow motion stuff is absolutely amazing
Thanks Robin!
Details Guy,always this point of view makes your video perfect 💜
dude this is highly appreciated and thank you you definitely are truly appreciated you are so right your work is not getting its just due
extremely Amazing shots buddy, keep it burning 👍🏼🤗
Love it Jay .... keep it up!
Good job Jay. This is the exact reason I used to do storm chasing in the Midwest, getting video footage of lightning to slow down. Watching a bolt develop across the sky over the period of a couple of seconds, versus the blink of an eye, is one of the most beautiful things nature has to offer. Sidenote, don't use aluminum tripods when filming storms. In one encounter I had a streamer shoot up towards the sky from my tripod during a very close strike. It wasn't until I slowed the footage down the next day that I realized how lucky I was to still be alive.
That's so cool. We need so much more of this super slow motion arc observation.
Awesome footage Jay gotta love those phantom cams they are some awesome equipment
That was really neat. Glad you decided to try slow motion.
Your Videos really have gotten so unbelivably good along with your channel growing. I remember being one of your first few subs. Maybe you still remember. Keep being awesome!
Wooo! Simon, you’re most appreciated. Thanks for being here
Absolutely amazing bro. I still really wanna see how this tech can be used in other ways
Absolutely astounding. When I see content like this and how few views it got it really makes me hate the algorithm, how can anyone not find this cool and interesting.. you deserve a mil+ subs for sure, been watching you for a while and it genuinely depresses me seeing how much work you put into your videos vs others who are lazy and produce half assed content and how little recognition you get for it while they're swimming in subs, blows my mind. Keep it up dude, I have no doubt that one day you will get there. You should try and do more colabs, maybe that would help get more views/subs
So good. A huge step for the channel. Can't wait to see how it fuels your desire to create crazy new projects. Tell other Jay I said hi.
Just awesome... Thank you Jay. How easy is it to tune the frequency? Are you able to create the illusion of plasma radiating inward by increasing the frame rate above the frequency? like the water moving up instead of down .. effect
I really appreciate your efforts, References and facts that you put in your videos and I really loved work Sir...
Lots of Support!!!😁
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful!
I really like that oscilloscope...thanks for giving us the chance of trying having it.
Everything is beautiful
That was AWESOME!
Discharging against the acrylic definitely looks like a phoenix. Great video mate
wow bro..those shots were really cool....capacitor discharge...damn wow.amazing...keep posting these king of videos
Actually, Destin from "Smarter Every Day" has an even faster phantom camera, i think we all need a collab of you two...
Would be an awesome screen saver too, cool work man :)
Excellent footage, man. Those phantoms really do wonders for this kind of content.
To me, plasma looks like life. It's been said before that fire is almost like a living thing; it breathes oxygen, consumes fuel to survive, and requires heat to sustain itself.
"Seeing" electricity is beautiful. Seeing "life" in that representation, is breathtaking, and I'm sure it always will be for me.
What is the reason behind the plasma discharge splitting into 120°, 90° or sometimes 72° Leaders? Is it due to the frequency of the supply output?
Also, in the reduced speed frames of the skin cells becoming vaporized, it would be interesting to know if there is a voltage draw from the rest of your skin? And the measurement of the dielectric breakdown at the contact point. Is the contact point your actual skin or is it within the frequency zone of your body 🤔 How large is the heat affected zone?
Instead of using plastic, could you use a sheet of glass?
I had same thought on why it split.first thought is because of magnetic fields. If the current is equally dispersed it should space out equally. Also I think the arc follows wavy paths because there are many small electromagnetic wave variations. Would be interesting experiment to run some mm wave radio next to arcs.
That is cool how it always branches out 3 to 4 branches at a time. Is that similar to how lightning branches out it many directions until it “finds a path?” It reminds me of the double slit experiment, it doesn’t pick a path until it’s measured. (I’m sure I’m not describing it correctly)
Capacitor part was awesome man wish I was there
Speaking as a guy...it never gets old No matter how painful playing with plasma Jay..😁👍
Congratulations on the HS cameras!!! I couldn't think of a dude more deserving than You Bro!!! Stay Classy and Happy Coiling...it's an addiction!!!
Yeah dude you definitely need these cameras.
I wanna see the cold plasma torch super slow!
This channel deserves more subscribers
@ 7:59 you can see all the singed hairs on your arms haha - marks of your dedication! 😁 Fantastic footage!!
Great video again
Hey, I love all of your videos, and I just created my first plasma powersource from your previous video. Lately I've been reading about Dielectric Barrier Discharge actuators which have been researched for a variety of aerodynamics applications. They look really cool, and I'd love to play with them. Any chance you could do a video on DBD and how it works?
Great slow-mo's!
Awesome footage! 👍
This is AWESOME
I love how you uoloaded this video and the slowmo guys did a video on eggs just after you! Amazing shots please see if you can colab with them and get higher framerate videos!
Amazing!
Subed, thanks.
Wow this is quite awesome! Sorry it took so long to get to your video. I had 270 videos in my watch later list and I'm just getting down to the last videos that are 11 days old. It would be pretty cool to see a slow motion of a vaporization of skin cells at 1,000,000 frames per second. I'm interested in seeing just what goes on. That along with arcs.
Very well done video. And also thank you for the osciliscope a while back ago. It has seen lots of use and I have used it on a welding machine I'm making. I'm making a TIG welding machine with microwave oven transformers. I first started with an AC stick machine and since then I made an AC and DC stick machine and a plasma cutter and now I'm making a TIG machine AC and DC out of microwave oven transformers.
It's pretty cool. And the osciliscope has seen lots of use. I love it so thank you. Also I loved the additional Jay in the video. Hahaha!
Can't wait for the next video!
Can you do some videos on microwave oven transformers in series and some capacitor configurations and what they do? It has been sort of looked at back in 2015 and 2016 but I'd like to see a refreshed version and maybe you might find a better way of doing what was done 7 years ago. Take a look at the king of random video on the microwave oven transformer.
I get to appreciate every frame on my laptop's 4K OLED panel. Way cool!
Plasmic pop in slooooow motion is just too sweet…
Awesome dude 😍😍😍
the best channel!
Awesome! Ending with a suggested video that has me thinking the most efficient way(s) of stepping down that drone power to lower voltage and higher current for other practical uses thoughts... maybe? Beautiful videography! Excellent! Wondering too, about, what ablating tissues looks like in slow mo? Maybe that one spot... though with a follow up off camera of 30% H2O2 just to be safe?
Jay + Electricity = Awesome, but
Jay + Electricity + Phantom Camera = Mind Fucking Blown!!!
Awesome stuff Jay, you're videos never cease to intrigue or amaze me
Nice work
Have you make a jakos ladder in a spinning magnetic vortex some thing I herd from art bell ??
The high speed slo mo of the plasma was breathtaking. Thanks for the video science lab. I had a pen.and notepad in one hand and a bag of ftesh popped Orville Reddenbacher in the other. Excellent cinematography. Darn i.sure do miss my Dr. Frankenstein dungeon i called home while at Lockheed Martin. Youve made engineering retirement for me.a little easier i guess. I have a son.that turns 39 in.December. He has an " attention to detail" swagger about him that makes me glad that he cares about the blessings he's earned in life. I liked the plasma globe. It sort of looked like the live entrapment of the COSMIC version of the Covid Genome that is the alien equivalent of the proverbial Queen Bee that mothered all those other lil god forsakened microscopic nightmares.
Slo-mo and macro footage are my two favourite sciency types of vids. Then its reviewing pc tech and ecosystem doco's
WOW. Just wow
Awesome, awesome, awesome!! 🤘
Wow! What a sweet gift from the fan! Even if it's on loan
Such a good video, Jay. I'd love to see a filament lightbulb get the treatment.
Oh, I’ve got many slow mo clips of that 🙂
@@PlasmaChannel, schweet!
Thanks!
Nice bro 👌
Hey Jay just saw you last night in death story great acting keep up this amazing channel
Great video
Went back and started from the first video. Your channel has come far. You also missed the opportunity to film the plasma discharge through a ring magnet.
What is the field of study I need to follow to be able to research, manufacture and test like you or study high voltage? Hope to reply.
Wait now we have *two* Jay ?
_nice_
HI there, I like your presentation vewry much. And I would like to know if the Van De Graaf voltage could be detected by neon bulbs found in the electric Testers. ATB
Thank you. Neon bulbs can be lit up by a Van Der Graaff, yes.
8:56 I've done this same thing(sans Phantom camera) but with a Zirconium rod, and boy howdy it's like an entire pack of sparklers all at once. Best done outside, after dark :)
SSSOOOOOO COOL 😎
Stay free, happy and healthy ✨️
Haha great intro!!
Now I'm wondering if the sun is a plasma globe inside a plastic ball.
All jokes aside. Jay you are awesome. Thank you for you continued dedication .
Thank you Gareth, that means a lot. Really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
@@PlasmaChannel bro, I found you at like 20k subs been watching ever since. I can't count the people I've shown your videos too.
Yet none of this is because me. Your too cool to hide, it's because you.
Nothing but love brother.
Awesome
amazing .
This is a big wow part.veryvery interesting Wonderfull. Greetings from Holland
awesome sauce
07:30 "At this rate, it's evident that it takes the *PLASMA CHANNEL* a second to find ground."😄 Glad you found ground, Jay! Now touch the sky dude!!!⚡Woohoooo!
New sub!🤘😎🤘
Haha, welcome to the family charles.
What would have happened if you used a piece of glass instead of acrylic?
Would it just shatter from the temperature differential, or would it have heated the glass up and possibly melted it?
Jay, the video is absolutely gorgeous. It is fantastic. My only complain : the 2 jays should have a lab coat like the other Slow mo Jays !!!!!!!!!
Cloud you film a moving bulet with that camera?
very cool
Very cool.
For your pancake tesla always branching into 3 or 4 paths i think that is due to the tip it's discharging from, if i'm not mistaken those screws/bolts are cut with ethier a tri and quad pattern on the tip.
Also i think the coolest thing to see was the visible Ionizing channel each path makes the longer it exists, you could see the air turning into different gases as it happened.
SSTC is amazing
How does on create a plasma ball with two electrodes one on either side. There's glass blowers all over the city that make glass for headshops. The end goal a make shift rife machine.you could make a series of videos on how to build the pieces.
Amazing. Now we see the plasma spicules. The amount of spicules or tufts depends on the surface area. And we can compare those three small tufts to the solar plasma tubes known as spicules. This may be a fun experiment but to me it reaffirms the electric universe. Change your plasma ball for a SAFIRE 3 phase 480 plasma ball. Then you will get voltage striation in the atmosphere.
Hello sir how to make automatically fire matchstick for some distance
What actually happens to the excess electrons in the plasma channels that do not find the ground? Where do they go? Is the air itself charged afterwards?
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