Pouring LIQUID NITROGEN in Lake | 60 liters / 3 containers!! 

Beyond the press so how much liquid nitrogen to freeze the whole lake

I have an idea. Please make video "molten magnesium vs water". I have never seen any youtuber do this.

you should do this again, Put a camera under the water facing up!! :)

Beyond the press Should try with a cover on the wave blocker.

Ja laita gopro veden alle

And I heard some dude broke your other gopro...?

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Challenge accepted.

i agree their real good attempts at good Enlish really make you listen harder

"In a hole in the ground lived a Hobbit... It was a fakking good hole!"

Slight?? :D Never heard a stronger "r" :)) I love it too though :)

i was thinking the same way. that might be interesting 😀

It would be a question of whether the water would freeze over the opening or whether the pressure of the expanding nitrogen would keep it clear.

Hmm??? Only way to know for sure is to try it once. 👌

@@NovaKnightThe nitrogen would keep it clear. If the ice sufficiently resisted the pressure would rise towards ~500 atm. At some point, probably 10-20 atm the container blows up if the ice magically resists. I predict water would get into the flask as it is opened (btw, can't close it completely, must have some kind of one-way-valve to do this; otherwise you might die from metal shrapnel when it explodes; what keeps the nitrogen cold is that some of it boils off continuosly). As the water gets in it boils very violently and blows a big nitrogen bubble under water. This escaping nitrogen keeps more water from getting in. As the stream of gaseous nitrogen dies down, more water gets in and it repeats. What makes pouring water on an oil fire so particularly stupid is that water sinks in oil; so it sits at the bottom and boils. As it boils it mixes further with the oil and boils faster and mixes further and boils faster and creates this fireball of atomized burning oil. If you could release a large volume of liquid nitrogen under water, "deleting" the container instantly as if by some magic (not sure how you'd be able to get close to this in practice; maybe a very large lid on the container and mechanism to yank it away quickly), the nitrogen floats rather well and the escaping gas might keep it somewhat insulated. I bet most of it makes it to the surface and spreads out from there; I don't think it would be as violent as water in hot oil (kindly disregard the fire).

@@NovaKnight ​ I believe that a small opening will freeze, theres no room for water to get into the container and the water will freeze on its way in. What happens next is pure speculation, the N still evaporates and eventually builds up a pressure, Lauri just demonstrated how weak ice is at so low temperature so the ice cap may blow off and the process repeats. Only one way to find out.

I got so much feedback from that last time that I decide to learn that :D But it wasn't easy that I can say :D

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That's wacist!!!

Ha I hear it!

@@xxXthekevXxx Terrible no? You can't unhear it :D

and with such a system, you could release the nitrogen under water...

Yep it hold everything in :D

@@Beyondthepress nice. I have an idea for an Underwater adjustable depth GoPro holder. I'll email a simple drawing and description.

The pipe would immediately fill with water, even before you could start pouring. Also, water is denser than liquid nitrogen, so the nitrogen would just float on top. You'd need a pump.

They are doing their best to increase entropy in the universe.

Oooh I can only imagine what they are going to do .... And some things they do are even beyond my imagination !! FINLAND ROCKS !!!!! ♥

@@DOCTOR_SONG Beyond the Press = Beyond the Imagination. 👌👍😁

yep. but they should make up their mind as to in which state they want that poor lake... :D

@@michajastrzebski4383 how about PLASMA lake? Not quite liquid. Not quite solid. 😊

And maybe put a lid on top with a small vent. Most of the nitrogen got blown away, if you let it boil off and slowly vent out, then it would probably be more effective.

thikk in Finnis

That would be very good to see!

man you're explosive

It would have to be done somewhere with no fish... you'd kill them... only a good thing if you are hungry lol

@@ElevatedEyes2023 no fish in this lake. Good thing too, else Anni and Lauri would have killed them already

Yessss

Anni ROCKS !!!!!

Still better than the gallon

You better use @voi paska@ fiinish measuring unit.

1 Anni is not only a measure of volume but also a measure of force.

@@axtrifonov 1 Anni is enough to kill most men

NASA builds the biggest fog makers.

And cover them both with a sheet of plywood

I move away from the lake to breathe in.

😁😁

60 liters of liquid nitrogen equals about 60m^3 of gas so at least indoors this would be bad idea :D

Many scientific discoveries were made through the creative processes related to accidents or bad ideas. But please do be safe. 👍👌

@@Beyondthepress >>> JUST SAVE THE CATS!! 😊

KingSmegma yes

I love it!

When the fish see Lauri on the dock, they are all like: "Oh no, it's him again.😱 Everybody swim to the far side of the lake!" 🐡🐠🐟👌

We put but it didnt see anything.

😯😟 Oh well. Still a great video!

I had camera there but the water was moving so much that bottom of the lake got stirred and the water was full of sand so you couldn't see anything

"probably" lol.. it's -325F versus wildly hot surroundings

We had GoPro there but it couldn't see shit. 😀

@@Anniarvaja Aw that is a shame. Do you think it would work better doing it in a pool with the camera able to go deeper from the surface being frozen? Or was the visibility from below pretty much the same problem as from above? Would still love to see the footage taken even if it is bad, to still my curiosity ;)