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This satisfying video shows a man pulling huge multicoloured crystals out of a boiling pot.
Kazushige Nagashima, from Japan, is a bismuth crystals enthusiast who has gained a following on social media by uploading videos and pictures of his homemade creations.
Bismuth crystals are stunning objects with a complex geometric form and they can be easily ‘grown’ at home.
The crystals are also rainbow-coloured from the oxide layer that forms on them once they get in contact with the air.
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@theempress8886 2 года назад

Bismuth crystals? Nah, I think this guy is pulling Tiny ancient Mayan cities out of a pool of time water

@pharaohsmagician8329 2 года назад

I like the way you think! Befitting an Empress!🌈☀️👑

@entropyascending515 7 месяцев назад

Why DOES bismuth look like THAT!?

@faroshscale 3 года назад

The amount of experimentation it takes to get those colors and large stairstep crystals is kind of crazy. I tried for hours to get something even remotely close to resembling a crystal.

@MountainRoar Год назад

it doesnt take color or shaping them you just need the right temperature and crystals will start forming either way its very impressive that he made such big ones

@EveryoneIsStupidButMe 9 месяцев назад

Use a propane torch to heat it and you can make whatever colors you want

@gernith 7 месяцев назад

Do you have to heat it right after pulling the crystal from the liquid?@@EveryoneIsStupidButMe

@bozlinsk 3 года назад

What I want is to know HOW he is doing this. I have been able to make crystals of up to three inches in size. I would like to know how he is controlling the rate of cooling, and what equipment he is using so I can try it myself with some stepped up gear.

@landermortier2245 2 года назад

Get it out slowly so more can grow on the way

@niggabear 2 года назад

@@landermortier2245 not it because they don't grow as you are pulling them out, it depends on the rate of cooling , the purity, etc

@justacrew5851 2 года назад

Im pretty sure he has it in like some kind of heating chamber to make it cool slowly

@justacrew5851 2 года назад

And obviously a larger pot will help

@Mangodacat 2 года назад

I think its bismuth

@ste_b 3 года назад

awesome! It seems to me that lifting the crystal slowly out of the melted bismuth, new crystals are formed underneath and the whole crystal formation becomes huge. Surely, though, there's a lot of bismuth in there and this means a big financial investment. The density of Bismuth is almost 10g/cm3. To fill a pot like that, he probably needs 20 kg or more of raw material. Finally it seems that he keeps it warm just at melting point, maybe not switching off the heat source completely or keeping the pot a couple of cm above the hot stove without touching it: just enough to keep it warm long enough. There's no insulation around the pot, therefore he's using some other technique. The big volume helps, of course, to make it cool at slower rate

@corners3755 2 года назад

If you think about ytou really only lose out on the cost of time and heating the metal. You can just recycle what you don't like and keep trying

@3dChris 2 года назад

that pot has over 150 lbs of bismuth in it, easily. This is very dangerous and should be done only by people that know what they are doing. Bismuth expands when it cools, and 150 lbs of bismuth could rip open a thin walled pot, spilling the remaining molten bismuth out.

@weirdguyontheinternet4297 4 года назад

Hi guys i'm from the future The comment section will be filled with SU References Soon

@axxlsgallery9136 4 года назад

*fuck su i deadass hate that show it sucks ass*

@Dariraine 4 года назад

Axxl's Gallery it ended a while ago

@Dariraine 4 года назад

Y e s

@holgerfarber194 3 года назад

this stuff looks like an alien spaceship

@nanosmokex6998 3 года назад

Bismuth is an interesting metal

@ashleymowrer8638 Год назад

How does it start solidifying in the center of the pot instead of the sises?

@dorneybrooke4686 Год назад

they poke a little dot in the middle of the pot starting the crystal from there. crazy eh if the whole pot cools youre indeed right itll harden all around aswell. and you can see how he hovers it for a second to drip.. hes also letting the surface of the metal to cool evenly so the oxide arent shocked as it freezes or solidifies. He knows what hes doing love to see it

@NoeticSystem 2 года назад

There must be something deeply wrong with me. I just tented my underpants from watching bismuth crystals.

@bstaff812 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the info, now I know how to do it by myself

@FairyArtMother 4 года назад

Mind telling how much ore it took to make these big boys????

@billfrank471 4 года назад

Quite a couple of molecules

@zefiraskaunas395 4 года назад

just ordered 3 kg ill be able to tell you an aproximate as soon as i get it XD

@Kalopazia 4 года назад

@@zefiraskaunas395 hey! just wondering how much 3kg got you lmao

@zefiraskaunas395 4 года назад

@@Kalopazia quite a long wait but finally got my hands on it basically i got 3 individual slabs. They look as if they got cut or broken from a sheet. Size wize a kilo is about the size of a fist

@Minty.Fresh.Tunes. 3 года назад

@@zefiraskaunas395 This guy uses 120 pounds of molten metal. It is actually quite dangerous.

@maineman152 4 года назад

I looked into doing this but the cost of raw Bismuth to make large crystals is WAY MORE than I want to spend !

@DrRick-dq4bb 4 года назад

Are you selling these large bismuth crystals?

@ryanpayne5755 2 года назад

Found out his channel it's Mandiel Lang

@cberge8 Год назад

Wow, that has to be at least 100lbs of bismuth in that pot.

@dorneybrooke4686 Год назад

cheap weekend hobby its as cool as it is useless that stuff

@geltorres Год назад

forbidden soup

@McDiddlydoo 2 года назад

WHAT THE FRICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! THATS SO COOL!!!!!!!!!!!

@russellseitz 2 года назад

A worthwhile hobby- filling an eight inch pot takes roughly eight liters or 78 Kg of bismuth. At $ 3.30 a pound, that's about $600 worth. The large crystal clusters however, generally weigh 4 to 8 pounds, so at most $ 25 worth of metal must be added after each growth cycle, and the clusters are being retailed for hundreds. by Chinese E-bay crystal merchants

@therockhouse762 2 года назад

3.30 a pound?! Where???

@meteordealer 2 года назад

@@therockhouse762 For real. The cheapest i have found is about $6.80 per lb.

@kingfreedom1863 3 года назад

dude i dont know why but im thinking wind chime

@johnserino5255 2 года назад

Inspiring work

@justimagine2403 3 года назад

Gold color to intense purple blue. Stunning. And slightly radioactive.

@maddoxcarnell4005 2 года назад

Bismuth looks like a crystal from a alien planet

@hectorocampo5480 11 месяцев назад

It’s used in UFO’s🤓

@stopthelies3973 2 года назад

What temperature does this melt at?

@pizzadude6615 2 года назад

520F 271C

@NIGHTNOTLOC 3 года назад

How much is he working with to creat thi

@firefoxlogo5140 2 года назад

look at thÆÞ

@jackedlantern3520 3 года назад

If that had a wooden piece on the bottom i would put that on my shelf and it’ll look like some kind of game item

@KicksClique 2 года назад

Future techs gonna use bismuth, it was worthless in 2008,i brought the entire world's supply knowing it would become standard on circuit boards by 2033, its my nest egg, I'll give anyone bismuth just ask me.

@jordan-oy7cl Год назад

ahhh, i found one of my tribe. I have the exact same vision. i have been stocking up as well. no one even knows all the stuff it can be used for. (shhh!) xo

@actiniumanarchy9237 Год назад

Bros tweaking

@hectorocampo5480 11 месяцев назад

@KicksClique Can I get some?? I’ve been watching videos on this stuff for a few weeks & I have my own theory’s on some of its uses 🤓🛸

@KicksClique 11 месяцев назад

@@hectorocampo5480 sure if we ever meet I'll give you 50 KG. Send details.

@Dariraine 4 года назад

They’re called bismuths And I love them

@elsa50187 4 года назад

*bismuth crystals

@Ezequiel-lh4ub 3 года назад

It's metalic bismuth it's an chemical element.

@kathamrtam1132 4 года назад

I get small crystals. If I wait too long for large crystals then the metal cools down and I get nothing.

@Murr1can 4 года назад

I'm assuming there is an art to it, maybe you have to keep it at a certain temperature and let it crystalize

@jomatuazon 3 года назад

put the container you’re heating with in a larger container filled with about 1.5-2 inches of sand around your melting container. that way, it cools down gradually and you can get a better yield

@kathamrtam1132 3 года назад

@@jomatuazongood idea! thanks.. will do it

@firefoxlogo5140 2 года назад

wow

@firefoxlogo5140 2 года назад

whoa