I am glad to hear you guys take days off. I'd much rather know that one of my favorite youtube channels and the people behind that channel don't burn out. Enjoy your time off :) you all deserve it!

what would happen if you find a nerve end and send a electric shock thru end itself without being transmitted much thru skin and muscle?

@@megageorgekaplan Ummm pain. Lots of pain. Ive had a static shock on the end of my left leg stump and by god it dropped me instantly. Id hate to think what a proper electric shock would do. Provided theyre different lmao, I don't actually know

Hey Kyle. I was wondering if you have ever heard of the SCP Foundation? If you have do you have a favorite? If not, I think you should check it out, it's a perfect example of Creepy Pasta using a scientific format. Love your stuff.

Hey Kyle when the flash runs(at or beyond light speed) would what he’s running to be blueshifted?

That's what science is Thor.

Dude yes I'm dead xD xD

I don't know you got so few likes. This comment wins

@@leviwall4677 nothing to get Thor about...

Or how far he was, considering flight speed. But the way you put it in your first sentence makes me imagine a time when the location of a god was considered an every day science.

You think, just because he's a projection of the Void, he's not a real person?

He's obviously a body double made by the void god, who thinks he's a real person.

Don't you know totally normal, not-robot-people get disassembled all the time? Weirdo. Wait. Are YOU a robot?!? O-o

Maybe the real Kyle is always in the Void. And the one who we see is a robot doppelganger, that when it becomes self conscious they eliminate it.

metaphore?

Nowhere near as fast as The Flash.

Even faster

I think he'd just destroy the tire the instant he started pedaling

You guys act like he can't just walk or run at a normal pace. He can just like any cyclist control and build his speed up within the ability of the bike but then just keep spinning faster once he's up and going.

Just a reminder, there's an episode of Scooby Doo where shaggy and Scooby take Scooby snacks and run fast enough around the Earth backwards to turn back time

Justin what?

and yet morality of the show is what reality gives you is better than the fake world you create.

@@ismetcancelik5052 Mabel: Today, I learned that morality is irrelevant.

You have been burying your gold? Right?

It is an illusion, but free will does exist because of the element of consciousness and effects all time all the time. Your future consciousness can affect your current and even your past consciousness.

@@Physhi *based on your and others perceptions of your actions

"Since when do I listen to cake?!" --Homer Simpson/Pieman

Hotel: Trivago

Want. Cake. Now.

Layer cake

@@jeremybrimmer1990 layer or liar....? 😈

The hero we needed but didn't deserve

THANKYOU

Thanks

thank you

seriously. the clickbait is strong with this video title.

and uses the reality stone

Portal: The cake is a lie

So is your spelling🤦🏻‍♂️

RAJALAXMI DAS therefore lies are often disappointing.

Renato Medeiros that means that the reality stone is also the deception or “lie” stone.

😂

Me: You want Her back?

But we have already established that long-hair Kyle is a super villian. Don't believe his lies! ;)

Do you? -- kH

@@becausescience twoshae

He worked hard for it, let him revel in the fruits of his labors.

One Piece NaKaMa Production yess and he can work with Cisco

Yes, which also makes it a crossover with a Nine Inch Nails song of the same name. Now we just need to find a connection to St Elsewhere and it'll turn out that everything is an autistic kid's dream.

Black Sabbath is better

Maybe, but I feel that far before the bicycle broke, the chain would snap and the bicycle would decelerate and even if he turned the pedals it would not pick up any more speed

Speed force.

Because that's how reading works.

Read read it in his voice.

It's called schizophrenia

Because you are going insane. You are not supposed to hear voices in your head. Do a little test: if you move your lips while reading, you are normal. If you dont, you are probably possessed ny the Devil. Its also possible Kyle is the devil, and built a nice home for himself out of your brain-bits and controls your actions from behind your eyes. Try turning your eyes completely around. If you see Kyle, you are being possessed as we speak. If you cant turn your eyes completely around, its Kyle who is preventing you from doing it and seeing him behind your skull-windows. Just stay calm, relax, and dig him out with a spoon.

It's an interesting question, and I find myself doing the same for books that were made into movies and I read the books again after watching the movie. Another interesting head voice question is why do we seem to not be able to change the volume of our inner voice? You try to mentally scream or whisper and it stays the same.

he has a lesser known twin called "captain sparkle fingers". he's special.

Oh so Jubilee is his daughter.

Ya no shut up dont try my man Keanu Reaves lile that no offense to pro smart Man kyle

Lol

I think I knew that guy in college. Was a frat boy, unsurprisingly.

@@falxonPSN ironically nobody liked him and he never cheered for the local teams. he did give them each an individual clap though.

So ... at a golf event he whisper?

AAAAHHHHH!

Feels awesome being Kyle Hill's namesake

Indeed. It would be worth checking whether the actual photons produced by that image are the same color or if the surrounding colors do in fact cause it to blur. There are many illusions where that is actually the case.

??? It's not My Hero Academia my dude I don't think it works that way

@@Daiyuki117, what does MHA have to do with OPM?

@@royjaskowski905, what?

Hahaha love Incredibles!

@@dajiban9325 wtf

@@harissabotic5714 did you not get the joke

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@@dajiban9325 oh

Thank you! That was my point!

Thor is the God of Storms, & Master of the Western Wind! the rest is short hand nicknames and sobriquet.

Captain Communist no it's when he smashes his hammer against a hard object, the crash causes lightning

@@znightowlz6585 Umm, actually the thunder is caused by the wheels of his chariot, the hammer is just a hammer and he doesnt hammer anything in the sky.

Fun fact: The Anglo saxon god Thunar (Thor) is where we get the word thunder.

This. None of the components of a bicycle would hold up at any serious speed. Consider the bearings and lubrication in the wheel hubs. How fast before the heat of friction boils off the grease and the whole thing melts to slag? A few hundred miles per hour? The Flash is fully capable of moving at normal speeds, so there's no reason to think he couldn't accelerate a bicycle gradually and maintain friction with the ground. What isn't going to happen is the bicycle itself holding up under the stress. As lone wolf says, the wheels will fly apart at a certain point. The lubricants in the hubs will fail. Something is going to give out LONG before he hits a tenth of his speed on foot.

Used to put lawn mower motors and weed whacker motors on bikes yeah they never lasted long the vibration alone would make the bolts come loose

What if instead of traditional wheels it was just reinforced spokes attached to an axle, would it just dig In place instead or would the flash still get any lateral movement

My thoughts exactly, the bike would fall apart before he could get up to a speed higher than if he just ran.

Dude we are talking about a guy who made a treadmill that can travel thru time with him and pull others. I'm sure he could make a bike that wouldn't be destroyed

Ya I thought that was funny, but he kinda took it in the wrong way or maybe I didn't explain good enough but I meant like if you drank or were submerged in liquid oxygen and temperature wasn't a problem would you be able to breathe

@@kylermills3360 I understand completely

Pyrobob 5 That's probably Chlorine Trifluoride. It's a better oxidizer than liquid oxygen and has even been observed igniting sand, asbestos and things that have already burned.

@@bigkinggorilla8095 when you are pure oxygen but isn't the best oxidizer

@@bigkinggorilla8095 I'm around this chemical every day with intense caution I read your comment an researched it just now had no fuxking clue it could pwn us all so fast 🤣😂

Yoshikage Kira has already touched this oxygen.

He is actually a super-saiyan, but he said he was a human so not to make people jealous.

NaSa Is FaKe

T.T dont remind me of them

@@borttorbbq2556 NASA or Flat Earthers?

@@MostlyPennyCat the flat earthers

@@borttorbbq2556 Don't they fascinate you? They do me. No person who does some reading could come to any other conclusion other than all heavenly bodies tend to spherical. So what drives them? Nobody's that stupid, they can't be. It's the psychology side of it.

Not exactly he would chip the sprocket before he ran out of the ability for Speed because bikes move as quickly as the sprocket is turned the reason why mountain bikes have an average max speed of about 35 miles an hour up to 75 miles an hour is because of the limitations in which humans are capable at moving our limbs at

The gear ratio was also my 1st thought about the bike not working :)

You would first have to get past the limitations of the materials... before you got anywhere close to his top speed, the bike would be ripped apart by friction... (assuming he made sure to gradually increase speed, and not full speed right off, as that would just snap the pedals and pedal arms off, if not the chain)

Honestly the chain might very well snap before he gets going to fast

You'd also need like a 81961344542 to 1 gear ratio

Actually the sprocket would just break chains are made from hardened steel whereas sprockets are usually made from something like stainless steel or sometimes even aluminum both of which are significantly weaker than the hardened chain used

Muffins

I loved that episode.

Ever heard of kurzgesagt? Check him out

I am by no means an expert, but the answer is kind of a "yes and no" thing, afaik. Technically, the force of gravity is just the acceleration of bodies towards each other caused by their natural mass. So if the room was moving in the direction that what you'd normally perceive as the floor was at the bottom and the ceiling the top, with the vector of acceleration force moving from top to bottom, there should be an increase in force as you go. However, your theoretical room would have you moving so far from the earth that you wouldn't be under the full effects of its gravity anymore, so the difference would be noticeable, yes, but not because of the difference in acceleration and gravity. Acceleration can match gravity, but acceleration to mimic the effects of gravity can only be done in single measurements, not the entire range of a body's gravitational pull, which does change with distance while acceleration as a standalone force doesn't, and would be more dependant on things like fuel. Acceleration could mimic the earth's gravity at any point you measured, though, assuming this room could adjust its acceleration to match the distance variable.

The quote you should remember is when Vader says "Don’t be too proud of this technological terror you’ve constructed. The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force." The point he is saying refers to the Tarkin Doctrine about inducing fear into people. The exact power output of the Death Star is not just in the destruction of Alderaan but in how much fear people feel when they discover that the Empire has such a weapon. The Force however is capable of doing Anything. And so if a being is truly intuned with the Force then they could reshape reality however they wished. The destruction of a planet would be easier than it is to lift a pen for us, hence Vader's statement.

I am a human. You are a human. THEREFORE I am you and there actually is no you.

wacky krishna Gasp!

Well yes, but actually no.

@@davids.pumpkins2215 don't steal my spotlight

Loopholes in reality

"So Einstien..." DOVAHKIIN DOVAHKIIN!!!!!

What’s funny, is he needed that because running burned up his clothes from the friction. But once he got his super suit it stopped happening… even when he runs without his super suit.

NinjaBearFilms never really noticed that but holy crap you’re right.

No because the only things in the universe that are frictionless is well almost absolute zero degree helium which is a superfluid man I don't think a pretty much a zero degree superfluid is going to help

No, because he would be incredibly hard to put it on.

“It’s made of a reinforced tri polymer, it’s heat and abrasive resistant so it should withstand your moving at high velocity speeds, and the aero dynamic design should help you maintain control...” - Cisco Ramon S1 E1

I read this as "supersonic ice" and got _very_ confused. Okay, now I'm curious. What would happen if you subjected ordinary ice to super/hypersonic speeds? Would tiny pockets of high-pressure phases like Ice III form briefly due to shockwaves?

@@tomfoolery4490 I read "superIRONIC ice" like hipster ice.

Tom Foolery I read supersonic ice also and instantly got worried that something like that would exist.

Yeah, supersonic ice here as well. As far as the reality of it, several people have fabricated ice bullets🤷🏼‍♂️

biohazard724 Well superIRONIC ice, is just ice that 95% of Americans don't get! 😜😉😂

Well yes, but that's boring

He could but he'd still reach a point in witch the tires are moving to fast to keep gripping the ground. Like trting to drive in mud

No. If he did, he would automatically lose the race against his on-foot self because it would take longer to accelerate on a bicycle than to run the race.

It wasn't liquid oxygen in The Abyss, it was oxygenated perfluorocarbon fluid. Basically a liquid that can hold vast amounts of Oxygen. The rat scene in The Abyss was actually done, with a real rat and real Oxygenated PFC fluid.

@@PytD Is that true?! mind blown....

I was thinking the same thing. Accelerate slow enough to avoid spinning your wheels. It should work because the wheels are moving at the same speed as the ground, so there's enough friction to push against. Gearing shouldn't be a limitation either because the gears allow the wheels to rotate faster than the pedals, and Flash can pedal extremely fast. The only real limitation is the friction heat generated from the moving parts of the bike, which could melt it.

Well... you still would reach a point where the tire would just spin.. If you turned any degree off of straight or went any degree of elevation you would overcome your coefficient of friction and loose traction..

Youre a singular person

If I walk forward, do I move? Or do I push the rest of the universe behind me?

@@masterninjason157 the real questions.

Thanks brother, love you

@@MegamanStarforce2010 S2

Chlorine trifloride can set fire to asbestos and corrode gold.

@@joshuahadams exactly

I guess in a roundabout technical way you are correct but if I remember correctly it's actually just the reactivity of the fluoride combined with the chloride fluoride itself really likes to bond the things and the things that likes the bond too well 10 not to release day as a coherent he's at which point the chlorine can cause it to corrode and react with oxygen more strongly causing oxidation otherwise it's not an actual oxidation it's a different form of corrosion

it's like real world amaterasu

Technically speaking that would not remove gravity it would just make its effects on the room very weak. But it would still have gravity even if you were experiencing 0g while in the room Their is actually no way to remove gravity all together. Let alone from one room because every part of the universe can feel the gravity produced by every gravitational field in the universe. There is no where in the universe you could go where the gravity of the earth could not be detected with the right instruments. We know this because we are picking up gravity waves from light years away of both stars and planets already with the primitive equipment we have right now. So far as we can tell the only way to feel weightlessness aka zero g ( Side note. This is not the same as no gravity it just means you can't actually tell how it's effecting you) is to use gravity to put yourself in a perpetual free fall. But that is not having no gravity. In fact that is literally just falling without hitting the ground. A certain toy cowboy would say its just falling with style To be honest we don't even know if you actually are weightless in space. For two reasons first being we have never launched anything that didn't use and arc in a gravity well. And second everything we sent out had motion and their for its like the room on earth vs the room moving up at the same rate as earth's gravity pulling down thought experiment. meaning we couldn't test for gravity when we sent them. Now a days we have a new way of testing for gravity by looking for gravity waves but we never sent one of those out yet. so ya we actually don't know if you would actually be weightless in empty space. It very well could be that if you were stationary in a room in empty space. You would feel the slight pull of the closet gravity well and center to that up and down and come to rest on the side of the room closet to that gravity well because it would be pulling you just ever so slightly more in that direction then every other gravity well in the universe. or it could be because every gravity well in the universe would be pulling you in a slightly different direction that you would just feel weightless. But logicly it's more likely the strongest gravity well closest to you would effect you and pull you ever so slightly in that direction that you would still feel a gravitational effect. their for having a gravitational sense of up and down you would center to.

Gravity is not everywhere? I mean, the entire solar system is bounded by the gravity of, well, the sun...

You are correct, there is most likely some pull of gravity no matter where you are in the universe, even if it is only the slight gravity of the room itself... though that was an awful lot for what was just a bad joke about throwing someone in a room out into empty space.

@@JohnA... there is no empty space there is always something there it's just a matter of if you have the right equipment to look for it be it matter antimatter or dark matter also if you put a room in "empty space" as you call it would that space be "empty space" anymore

I'm starting to think I've found the "empty space"... like I said it was just a joke, but that doesn't seem to be registering with you for some reason even after I specifically said it was intended to just be a joke.