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Three strange physics problems
(3) | 16/02/2020 | Translate: Why not increase the pressure in a closed bottle of coca-cola if you move; How salt affects the temperature and what happens when you take a ring through a loop chain;
Missile launch with a Coca Cola bottle A man will throw a bottle of coca cola out of his window, in order to launch like a rocket from the pressure on the bottle. The experiment will succeed, but the rocket will take the wrong orbit.- The bottle rocket A man throws a big bottle of Coca-Cola from a building window hoping to open and soared. At first the bottle strikes the ground but just bounces, and the "viewers" frustrated. The second blow but, the cap will break and the bottle will be launched to pressure like a rocket.
- He found a mouse in the bottle of Coca-Cola In Mexico, by Erick noticed a strange object in a bottle of Coca-Cola Light bought at the supermarket. Then he put a camera and recorded the opening of the bottle, discovering through a dead mouse.
- When you know physics A barbell has lots of weights on one side and just a plate on the other. According to the organizers of this experiment, the bar can be lifted relatively easily. There is someone who will think of the solution to the problem;
- Serving Coca-Cola in Antarctica In Antarctica, Matty Jordan tried an outdoor experiment. He opened a can of Coca-Cola and poured the contents into a glass when the temperature was -57,6°C. As a result, made a Coca-Cola ice cream.
- The fountain chain The chain-fountain phenomenon, also known as Newton's beads or the Mold effect, is a natural phenomenon observed with a chain placed inside a jar, when one end of the chain is pulled from the jar and allowed to fall under the influence of gravity. This process creates a self-sustaining chain flow that rises above the edge and descends to the ground below it, as if drawn from the jar by an invisible siphon.
- Cavitation in a glass water bottle Cavitation in a glass water bottle being hit by a hammer. Cavitation is a phenomenon in which the static pressure of a liquid drops below the boiling pressure of the liquid, leading to the formation of small vapor-filled cavities within the liquid. At higher pressure, these cavities collapse and can create shock waves that can damage the container. Video in slow motion at 82.000 frames per second from them "The Slow Mo Guys".
- A chain of incredible events A car falls into a ditch. Motorcyclists kindly try to help, but they face problems ...
- The bus from hell A gas-powered bus, has a small problem ...
- A 1941 Coca-Cola vending machine A 1941 vending machine / refrigerator, who sold classic Coca-Cola glass bottles for 10 cents a dollar.
- The fountain tree In the Voirons National Forest in France, there is a tree that has been turned into a natural fountain. Under pressure, water that is abundant in the soil rises to the trunk through a cavity and springs from the tree as if it were a fountain.
- Fun physics experiments In a high school in the United States, a physics teacher has gathered his students in a chain for an experiment with static electricity. The last in line is a Van de Graaf generator, and the first will touch a student outside the chain.
- The Super Fist Japan's Youtuber Riku tests the power of a fist powered by high-pressure air bottles.
- Manufacture of glass bottles in a factory A brief tour of the production line of a glass bottle factory. The molten glass falls as we see at the beginning into pieces at the lowest point where the molds are located. The tempered glass enters the molds, and then a nozzle pushes air into the orifice to form the bottle into the mold.
- Russia's coach opens a Coca-Cola without an opener The coach of the Russian football team, Stanislav Cherchesov, showed that his opinion on Coca-Cola differs from that of Cristiano Ronaldo. During a press conference for Euro 2020, opens a bottle of Coca-Cola using the second bottle as an opener.