As the story in the film “Guardians of the Galaxy” goes, character Peter Quill’s dying mother made him a mix called “Awesome Mix Vol. 1” that he rocked out to …
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Would a Walkman work in space?
As the story in the film “Guardians of the Galaxy” goes, character Peter Quill’s dying mother made him a mix called “Awesome Mix Vol. 1” that he rocked out to …
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Why is he wearing gloves?
It's literally safer to get liquid nitrogen on your barehands than on your gloves, since if you pore liquid nitrogen over your hand it will evaporate so fast that the gas will keep the fluid from touching your hand. There as if the liquid nitrogen touches the glove, the glove will cool down, and in turn cool your hand down. Then I use liquid nitrogen, I always make sure to fold my sleeves up to be safe.
Realizations of 2019: Jack Ma and MKBHD are dumber than we thought.
Ever heard of heating up?
You don't want to mess with true marvel fans here.
I think you should've waited untill everything was back to room temperature and then tried the Walkman
But there's no air in space so the heat has nowhere to go. It'll have to radiate to take effect
Please explain. Why Fahrenheit ?
What if star Lord was in the warm spots of space
This was a pointless video
Maybe the ice that’s forming around the plastic due to the cold is restricting the motion of the moving parts
I didn't know space was made of liquid nitrogen ?
Uhm, Starlord didn't freeze to death … so why would his walkman?
2:56 Maybe don't believe everything you see on youtube…
It can be as low as -455F in the coldest part of the space, but you know? It is in the SPACE! ? The SPACE is pretty much vacuum(not exactly but close enough) and thermal radiation is the way to transfer the heat to the "cold" SPACE, which is kinda slow for low surface area object.
Submerge it in liquid nitrogen? ? There is conduction, convection, and radiation all happening at the same time to dissipate the heat, it cool things down way much faster than the SPACE even could.
Besides, I think the friction and electrical resistance in the Walkman could possibly produce sufficient heat for it to work properly in the SPACE, but I'm not exactly sure whether the Walkman can work under low gravity situation or not. ?
Come on mkbhd, u know better than this ??♂️
This is a dumb test – coming from a masters in mechanical engineer.
The fact that Marques posted this part of YouTube originals on his channel shows that he is not well aware about physics, space and science related to it.
somehow in my lab I use identical gloves and identical bucket for nitrogen 😀
It was with a human if human survived why it wont ???
Sees like a quite pointless video
Damn what a waste. This is not good content.
I didn't know space was a liquid.
One hour…only 14k?
Sorry MKBHD, but I think it's pretty elementary that space doesn't equal liquid nitrogen. ?. The Milano/Benatar also isn't filled with liquid nitrogen. ?. I wonder what your experiment is driving at!
I really wish this was on youtube's channel so I wouldn't have do dislike a video from Marques
No water vapor in space my man.
It's not the coldness of space which is the biggest threat, it's the radiation from heat sources. What good is a damaged tape anyway?
What a trashy test! Destroyed the walkman for nothing.
What a stupid decision to partner with YouTube Premium and Vox Media.
Obviously the outcome is trash like this.
But …
But …
It's wet
Контент, который мы заслужили!
Faulty test. You should have gone to space.
so i've been drinking Liquid Nitrogen for about 2 weeks now
Dumbest thing ever.
When will the smartphone awards video come out?
Is it just me or did someone observe the skull at 1:35
Well, presumably the character involved would be subjected to the same conditions as the Walkman. So if that was the case I doubt there would be a Guardians of the Galaxy in the first place.