This is The Most Expensive Stuff I have ever Seen! 

What? Where is the nilered video?

The last video was 9 months ago...

@@jeffersonleonardo2 oh sorry i misunderstood the comment!

No. NileRed sold out and only posts dumb videos now. He's only in it for the money now. Hence why he stopped making good videos and only sells his products these days and shows off in short videos. If he should do a video with anyone, it should be with NurdRage as he still to this day makes great science videos that teach you something. Or many of the small science and radiation based RU-vidrs out there. There are dozens these days because most of the big science tubers sold out and aren't teaching us anything anymore.

@@BackYardScience2000 dont forget @codyslab

Awe man… I’m real sorry to hear that. Glad you’re still with us and fighting it, you must be quite strong to have gone through it 4 times and live to tell about it. I hope you get to live cancer free from now on… a part of me does wonder whether surviving cancer 4 times gives one badass bragging rights though, kind of like a story told at parties and everyone is like “no way!” lol… I don’t want to find out but geez… I bet by the 4th time it gets old like “aw… this shit again? What a pain in the ass”.

So your body must glow a pale greenish light in the dark i guess !!!

@@zibobpompon5768 real

@@zibobpompon5768 da komrad just like my cat when she steals my state provided plutonium 210 rations. 😼

I’m not sure what you mean. Are you saying you’re more radioactive than most people because of CT scans and radiotherapy that you underwent?

It's really too bad. I feel Russia was starting to be cool. I thought, "What if this leads to fewer sanctions, and Russia becomes more a member of the global market. I don't know what made me think Putin would pursue my hopes.

Pooter bug?

@@ferretyluv Therac 25. The machine had xray mode (high current, with target) and electron beam mode (low current, no target). The commands sent by the remote computer (which was the only sanity checking thing that kept high current, no target from being an operating mode) were sent out of sync, and as a result, the machine was set to operate at high current with no target, frying the patients with a strong electron beam.

@@meercreate oh, COMPUTER bug.

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Why? I wouldn't be. You've probably picked up more radiation in your life just walking around or taking an airplane ride.

I wouldn't be worried, modern x-ray machines use much lower doses than the old ones and there's already 4,000 to 10,000 radioactive disintegrations per second happening in the body normally so the body is already quiet good repairing any damage from radiation

That means that you have broken all 6 bones in your inner ear.

Like bananas? The potassium will likely give you more rads than the xrays. Point is our bodies are made to survive a certain amount

I would be much more concerned about WHY I had so many broken bones.

My niece had thyroid cancer and they treated it by removing it and using radioactive medicine. She had to stay away from her husband and children for a while.

A proper vet can diagnose from his experience by hand and examination the poor horse will now be radioactive his cells literally discintergating hope he makes it don't posion the poor horse he needs the right diet and exercise swimning etc

I was wondering the same. Would like an explanation for that.

Anything can turn things radioactive if it has enough energy. With neutrons it's easy because having no electrostatic repulsion but still strong nuclear force interaction they will readily stick to other nuclei, converting them into different isotopes, of which most are radioactive. But photons with enough energy, and also other particles, can hit an atomic nucleus hard enough to chip off parts of it, like say knock off a proton or neutron, converting them into a different isotope or element, of which many can be radioactive. I believe the threshold is at around 7 MeV of energy. You can think of it as the ultraviolet threshold for ionization, except it's the energy threshold for disintegration. The more energy the particle, the harder it hits, the more it will make things radioactive. Plutonium-239 for example, the isotope used in reactors and bombs, is so unstable that it can be broken apart with photons of little over 1 MeV of energy. The more stable the nucleus, the more energy you need to hit it with.

That’s two different languages. It’s never going to match. 😐

Yep. Now my life is ruined.

He's from Estonia, and therefore speaks Russian natively. He has another channel where he uploads in Russian. He then dubs the video in English and uploads it here. Saves him recording and editing the video twice. So, to answer your question; it's dubbed.

Thoisoi? No, he’s from Estonia 🇪🇪

He is estonian, he is not SLAV. 🇷🇺💪💪

@@marknikovvelesky2960 yeah ofc hes Not a Slave

Lutetium.

My man's asking the real questions

I prefer alpacas ...not sure why.

They drop a lot of leather in Minecraft

I LOVE them!!!!!!!!!!!!!

🦙 🦙 🦙😛

France, Belgium, Amsterdam, to name three!

Kyiv to name another(even though I am not Ukrainian lol)